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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
CHARLIE WILD WILL
BEGIN LIVERY
BUSINESS
POPULAR MAIL CLERK TO PUT IN
FINE STRING OF HORSES IN
BRoKENsHIRE BUILDING

The addition of new and fully
equipped livery TO the list Of stables al
ready serving the people of Globe was
made public yesterday by Charles II.
Wild, who in conjunction with his two
brothers W. W. Wild and Frank Wild,
and also with his nephew Frank Koyie,
is financing the enterprise.
The new Hvery will be located on the
site of the stahles formerly run by
Mark .Brokenshire on pinal Wash, just
opposite to Banker Garden. Mr. Brok
cnshire has sold out his interests there
and the new owners will fiji up an es-
Establishment complete aud serviceable in
every particular. A full stock of ear
rages, trucks and other wagons is now
being purchased.
In connection with the new stable
there viii be hay and grain stcrc,
and a good string of horses will, also,
be kept on hand for sale.
Mr.. Wild. better known in every
corner Of Arizona as "Charlie" Wild,
is planning to secure big string of
highstoppers, including saddle and driv-
ing horses, and also draught animals,
and says that when he gets them togeth-
er. his bunch of horses viii have no
equal i'll any livery in Arizona. The
Wild brothers have been in the terri
tory since the early eighties and have
at various times been in the stockrais-
ing business, so that what they don Z
know about horses wouldn't be long in
the telling. At present one of the
brothers has big horse ranch near
Benson, and number of blooded horses
will be brought up from there for use
in the livery. Arrangements have al
ready been made, too, for the purchase
of number of others, and all Of them
are handsome and active animals.
The new livery partnership is plan
ming to handle every kind of work that
a livery can engage in proftably and
its list of patrons should soon grow to
generous proportions. Charley Wild is
one of the best known men in Arizona
among men of almost every business
calling and he is sure to get hearty sup
port in his new venture
For ii years, Charlie Wild has been
in the railway mail service rs a postal
clerk and now makes the run in that co-
pacity between Globe and Bowie. He
will abandon this line of work and will
give all his time to the new business.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
HEAVY SPECULATION
MARKS TRADING
YESTERDAY
STEEL AND HARTMAN PACIFIcs
ABSORB BULK OF SESSIONS
TRANSACTIONS
COPPER STOCKS ARE HIGHER
METAL SITUATION IMPROVED
AND INDICATIONS POINT TO
BETTER MARKET

NEW YORK, September l6.-A re
newed outburst of speculative demand
for stocks developed today, with strik-
ing demonstration of strength in conse-
quence. The movement again converg'
ed on the recent favorites, United
States Steel. Union Pacific and Read
ing. In the last named stock the pro-
cess of digestion profits was discern
ible. Individual transactions in United
States Steel were scarcely less strik-
ing and the aggregate of dealings was
even larger than in Reading,
The copper stocks got some bene'
fit, although authorities in that trade
continue to report large accumula'
tion of stocks in European hands.
Bonds firm. Total sales S4,SSS,OOO
United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
Mining and Financial News
STOCK QUOTATIONS
AND GOSSIP ON
EXCHANGES

(By private wire to j. c. Wilson,
Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles, member
New York Stock Exchange, Chicago
Board of Trade and the Stock and Bond
Exchange, Los Angeles.)
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17

If you are sick, get we'll; If you are
well, get pleasure and rest at indian
Hot Springs.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
BOUND OVER
AS OUTCOME Of
CALF CASE
DAMAGING EVIDENCE IN PREIIM.
MARY HEARING REFUTEs
DEFENSE CLAIMS
MIXED DATES OF DEFENDANTS
CALF CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN
STOLEN PROPERTY BOUGHT
DAY AFTER THEFT

AS the elimination of the Miami calf
case, William and Clarence Langford
and Eugene Jones were held to answer
to the grand jury by Judge Hinson
Thomas yesterday, for their alleged ac.
ton in stealing and killing calf
belonging to Fred Horn.
The defense offered by the defendants
of the statement that the calf, whose
flesh was found in William Langford IS
camp by the officers, had been pur
chased from Mrs. Van Wrinkle, was re.
futed in Yesterdays examination.
While it was shown that calf had
been purchased from the woman, it
developed further that this animal had
been secured September 10, while war.
rants for the theft of Horn S calf had
been issued on the day previous.
With this evidence in view, Judge
Thomas bound over the Langfords, faith.
er and son, and Eugene Jones, on a
grand larceny count, as they seemed in
the opinion of the court to be most
closely connected with the theft of the
calf.
Lee Matthews and Johnny Jones,
who were also arrested on the charge,
were discharged.
The three defendants were committed
to Jail in default of bail to the extent
of $3.50. II is not known whether they
Will be able to furnish surety or not,
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17

Don't forget the ice cream social TO
be given by the Epworth league at The
church tonight. Music by the band.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
CITIZENS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
REORGAN|zES

AT a meeting Of the Citizen IS Loan
& Trust company, yesterday, that or.
ganization was merged into new com.
pany, to be known as the Globe Build
ing & Loan association.
While the old company had CAPT,
talization of but $4,000 the new com.
pany will have an increased capitalize.
tion of $4,000 and possibly 100000.
The change was made necessary ow-
ing to conflicting laws of the territory.
which tended to hinder the operations
of the old company
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
WATER DEPARTMENT
EARNING $4,000
PER ANNUN
(Cournnued from luge one)

(Conunued from lage Onel
proving the plant and within a short
time, all of the contemplated improve
ments will have been completed.
The plant of the Pinal Mountain
Water company was purchased for
100000. Something over $ll,0G0 ad'
ditional was used to purchase supplies
on hand, from that company. With the
additions which have since been made,
together with money on hand, the plant
had eat the close of last month, a total
vaiue of S2l0,5S0.29.
As the water works was purchased on
bond issue of 100000, interest of
$1,000 per year must be met until the
end of ten years, when the bond issue
will begin to be paid Off, in instalmeuts
of $4,000 per year.
Earnings Will Pay Of
With net earning capacity of $780,
600 per year, which will increase with
each succeeding month, as the city in
creases in size, it will be an easy mat
ter to meet the annual interest and
leave wide margin of profit.
Figuring on. the present earnings of
$4,000 per year, a net profit of So,
900 per year would be left after the
interest had been paid off.
A sinking fund of S6,666.66 per year
would pay off the bond issue at the
time of its maturity thirty years hence.
As a result, if sinking fund of that
amount should be created at the pres
ent time, there would still remain net
profit of over $1,000 after every con.
eeivable expense had been met.
And after the first ten years this
amount would increase, even with a net
profit of but 100000 per year, as the
interest will decrease gradually as the
bonds are taken up.
On the whole, the first four months
Of operation of the city water works
shows that this department of the city
is a big factor in providing for the eA-
penses of the municipality and fac.
tor which will increase in value TO the
taxpayers, as the city grows
In making his report to the city
council last night, Mr.. Barron expressed
his thanks for the cooperation of Man
ager Lewis and Bookkeeper Bert Hub.
bard of the water department and to
City Clerk Welch.
His report was accepted and a unau.
imous vote of thanks rendered TO him.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17
WOULD join
LABOR j MO n
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in the matters as have taken place
would probably be long delayed but
for the energetic agitation of the qucs
tion by representatives of organized
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
MAYORALTY FIGHT
WINDS UP TONIGHT
Nominees Will Make Final Ap-
peaIs to Voters and Address
Several Meetings

The mayoralty nominees were all
busy yesterday, despite the fact that no
public meetings were held. There We're
persons to be interviewed, private meet
ings to be attended and social functions
TO be looked after The respite from
the arduous campaigning of the week
just ended was welcomed by the can
didates, many of whom are suffering
from hoarseness as a result of address
ing so many meetings.
William Crocker found time during
the afternoon yesterday to go to the
stadium in Golden Gate park and pre-
sent a cup at the matinee races.
DIR. r. B. w. Leland called at the
almshouse, among other places, and
made a short address to the inmates of
the institution.
P. H. Mccarthy assisted in the lay
ing of a cornerstone at the Chutes and
also addressed the union labor party
workers in the Building Trades temple.
c. NJ. Fjckert, Andrew Gallagher Mi
chael Casey, W. r. Hagerty and w. A..
Cole also spoke at this meeting, urging
the WOEherS 10 De courteous and vigil
liant at the polls tomorrow
The leaders will make their final APP
peals TO the voters today. Each will
have several meetings, at which he
hopes to strengthen his fight Iceland
will have two MONDAY meetings., one
at Fourth and Townsend streets and
the other at Stockton and Market
streets. At night he viii speak at the
democratic meeting in Portola rink in
the Mission and at the Independent re-
publican meeting at the Central theater
in upper Market street.
Mccarthy viii speak at noon at Third
and Berry streets and at night in Gle
ment hall at Sixth avenue and Clement
street.
Crocker viii attempt tonight to visit
the headquarters of each district club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
DENOUNCES MCCARTHY
FOR MALICIOUS ATTACK
Thomas MCGEE Charges Candi-
date With Deliberate Lie

The attack made by p. III. Nc
Carthy on Thomas F. MCGEE. proprietor
of the Felsen saloon in Fillmore street
whom he denounced in one of his cam
paign. speeches as a dive keeper, was
answered yesterday by MCGEE. The
animus of MeCarthy's assault. says Nc
Gee in, a letter. grows out of the fact
that he recently sent a circular letter
to all the liquor dealers of the city.
pointing out that McCarthy's platform
of "a wide open town" was destined to
do their business more harm than good
and calling upon them to do all in their
power to bring about his defeat on
Tuesday.
McCee assails Mccarthy as the big
gest fraud that ever appeared before
the American people, and attacks his
labor record. The letter follows:
Editor Call-Sir
The statement made by Mccarthy that Tom
McGee is dive keeper is deliberate lie. The
reason for McCarthy's malice lies in the letter
which I sent TO the saloon keepers Friday telling
them that they would make a mistake IL they
would lend their. support to the candidacy Of
Mccarthy.
Mccarthy is the biggest fraud that ever ap-
peared before the American public or sought the
labor mans vote
Mccarthy deliberately consplred two years
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
TROOPS TO GUARD /
KENTUCKY BALLOTS
Republican Nominee for Judge
in Breathitt County Calls
for Protection >
Bl00dshed Feared as Result OF
Contest Over Election OF
State Officers

JACKSON. Ky. Oct 31.-State troops
viii be on guard in Breathitt county
tomorrow and Tuesday. November :,
during the election. and as long there
after as there is probability of blood
shed as result of the heated contest
growing out of the bitter campaign
over county and district officers
The request for troops was Stele-
graphed today TO Lieutenant Governor
Cox, who is acting governor. Adjutant
Neheral Johnson ordered the Lexington
company Of the state guard into serv-
Ice 10 cover the Breathitt county situ-
alton.
Judge Adams. on whose application
the troops were ordered, is the repub-
hcan nominee for reelection as circuit
Judge His opponent is Judge d. B.
Redwine OF Jackson. one of the counsel
for the defense in the numerous GRIM
inal and civil prosecutions against the
late Judge James Hargis-
Yesterday. following a raid in which
hundreds of armed men. supporting the
Redwine or democratic ticket. took pos
SESSION of the courthouse and threat
ened serious trouble pending the con-
troversy over possession of the ball
lots, a truce was entered into which il
was thought would end hOstilities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
STANFORD HENEY CLUB
MEMBERSHIP GROWS
University Men IndOrse Prose-
cutOr for District Attorney

According to its promoters, more
than IS graduates and former students
of stanford university have joined the
Stanford Heney club to support Fran
els J. Heney in his fight for district at
torney.
Many of these men, il is said, are per-
sonal friends of Charles NJ. Fickert and
FOR that reason are Withholding their
names from publication. Here are some
OF the members of the club:
George e. CrOthers, trustee Stanford
university; Thomas e Hayden, member
board Of education; Cecil NJ. Marrick
rector St. Stephens Episcopal church
Franklin Hichborn. author Story of
California Legislature. 1902; julie b.
Frankenhe elmer, member of F1ckert' s
football team; James Ferguson, deputy
school superintendent; Gilbert y. Fer
rell. president Of club; Louis Ferrari,
assistant district attorney. Harold Ide
Cruzan, Franklin Swart, H J. Stafford;
Harry c. Green, secretary of club: E. r.
Zion, president Iroquois club; Loring
Pickering. John d. Willard, Gilbert d.
Boalt. +. j. McGovern, d. K. Seibert, r.
". Cantrell, William A. Stewart, Stew
art Smith, Ralph Renaud, H, c. Spauld-
ing, Samuel Poorman, H Y. Greenwood.
Gerold Ball, Ernest G. Shaupp. r. S.
Harris. William A. Thompson. A. Law
renee Johnson, II. S. Gould, Henry H.
Taylor. Z. L. McClashen, Paul ID. Green,
S NJ. Cuthbertson, Chester Ball.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
CROCk[R MAPSOUT
LIVELY PROGRAM
Will Be WhirIed to Each of the
p District Headquarters
for Final Directions

William Crocker has strenuous last
number of personal interviews during
the day with a view of strengthening
weak places in his fight. At night he
will be whirled about the city to the
Crocker headquarters in each district.
There are 22 headquarters and Crocker
will endeavor to speak a few words at
each meeting and give directions for
work tomorrow. AT these meetings
will be assembled the men who are to
serve as watchers at the polls to-
morrow.
The district club headquarters at
which ,Crocker is scheduled to appear
are located as follows:
Twenty eighth district-Third street
northeast corner of Mission.
Twenty ninth district-59 Sixth
street.
Thirty-first district-2sss Folsom
street.
Thirty-second district = Twenty
fourth street and Treat avenue; 1887
Thirty-third district-s237 Mission
street.
street; 1853 Twenty fourth street near
Castro.
Thirty-fifth district-1e41 Valencia
street.
Thirty sixth district-219 Valencia
street.
Thirty-seventh district-Haight and
Fillmore streets.
Thirty y-eighth district-1016 Fillmore
street.
Thirty-ninth district--Northwes cor
ner Sixth avenue and Clement street;
1878 Ninth avenue (Sunset).
Fortieth district-2011 Fillmore
street.
Forty-first district - 1909 Union
street, Monviso hall. 2124 Polk street
Forty-second district-160S California
street.
Forty third district-Northeast cor
ner Post and Jones streets
Forty-fourth district-406 Kearny
street.
Forty-fifth district Hildebrand hall.
III Filbert street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

ago to bring on the carmen's strike for the
purpose Of bringing dissension among the labor
ing people and creating another 1abor party that
lie could for his own ends
Mccarthy was the close associate and was in
constant. company during the last campaign with
James Bowling. who was secretary Of the car
mems union. who forced the strike and who was
on the payroll OF the United Railroads.
Mccarthy is and always has been the bosom
locks. who get their pound OF hesh from every
poor unfortunate who is locked up in the city
prison and who are backing Mccarthy TO the full
extent Of their power in the present campaign
McCarthy's headquarters is in the saloon of
Mccarthy. Tveitmoe and YOel eat lunch almost
daily and are waited on by the japanese in
Flannery's employ. Considering that Tveitmoe is
president and Yoe secretary Of the Anti
Japanese Korean league their daily appearance
with Mccarthy in this capacity needs no further
MeCarthy's political record shows that he
always scents where the money is In 1901
Tobin the democratic candidate-a rich man.
Wells was the republican canddate-a poor man.
Schmitz. the real labor candidate. was a poor
man. In 1908 Lane was the democratic candi-
date-a poor man. CrOcker was the republican
candidate rich man. Schmitz was the labor
candidate. In 1905 Partridge was both the
republican and THE democratic candidate and
a poor man. Schmitz was labor candidate,
and had become rich through grating by this
time. Where do we ind Mccarthy standing in
these three campaigns?
First. with the rich man. TObin. the demo
craf. Second with Crocker. rich man and
publican. Third with Sehmitz. the rich CRATER,
The Irishman's version Of McCsrthys political
history Is the best illustration TO use.
Where was p H. Mccarthy when TObin was
running for mayor: Down in the Hibernia bank
counting out the money. Where was p. III.
Mccarthy when CrOeker running for mayor !?
Down In the Crocker- WoolwOrth bank counting
out the money. And where was II. H. Mccarthy
when Partridge, the poor man. was running for
mayor? Up in Abe Ruefs office counting out
the money.
Why did Mccarthy throw John McDOugald out
as treasurer of the building trades council
man who was competent to be Of the
city and county of San Francisco for OF 10
years. A who was treasurer of the Eagles,
state treasurer of the Native Sons and in whom
everybody had the utmost confidence except Z. III.
Mccarthy. Mccarthy got rid of MeDougald
simply to get control of the funds OF the building
trades council which he could not have done
with McDougald as treasurer.
Mccarthy and Michael SeIlOut Casey are the
Sismese Michael Feeney twins.
THOS F. MCGEE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
Enthusiastic Republican Campaign Managers Declare Croker Will Be Elected Mayor
Fney Denomces Fe Fabcao Unreliable and Unuh Statements
TAX COLLECTOR BUSH DESERVES
AGAIN OFFICE HE HAS HONORED

AVID BUSH, republican candidate
for tax collector, has that claim
upon the votes of all good citizens
arising out of faithful energetic, honest
service. Bush assumed two years ago a
responsibility for a department of the
citys government that was thoroughly
demoralized and thoroughly in disrepute.
He induced experts to leave more lucra-
tive employment to assist him in making
the tax collectors department a model
of the best in point of efficiency, expedi-
ton and absolute certainty in the trans
action of the public's business. He has
accomplished his goal He has made the
tax collectors office second to no depart
ment of its kind in the country. His
services have fully justified the topheavy
margin by which hes was elected two
It II. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

and continuously repeats the malicious
Misrepresentation and lies contained
in the aforesaid circular.
In the beginning of this campaign
l publicly challenged Mr.. Fickert TO
debate the issues with me. 1t is ap-
parent that he declined to do so for
the simple reason that he desired TO
make false statements from the plat
form which he knew could be so easily
refuted by me If we appeared in joint
debate that he would no longer have
them.
1t would take too much time and
space to refute all of the false charges
which he has made about me during
this, campaign, but the foregoing ought
to be sufficient to satisfy every voter
that Mr.. Fickert is utterly and shame
lessly unreliable and untruthful.
FRANCIS j. HENEY.
San Francisco. Oct. 81 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
OBJECTS TO HIS BEING
LISTED WITH MCCARTHY
f. w. HOLMAN Repudiates Ac-
ton of Businessmen's League

F. ". HOLMAN of the firm of Wolf g.
HOLMAN has formally repudiated the
unauthorized use of his name as a vice
president for the p. RI. Mccarthy meet
ing held at the Central theater. HolI-
man issued the following letter yester-
day.
Editor CalI-Sir: My name was
used in the p. II. Mccarthy busi-
nessmen's circular as vice president
absolutely without authority The
name Robert Roy was put in the
circular as being with our our firm.
and this name is also entirely ficti-
tfous. Kindly publish this and
oblige. yours very truly.
i. W. HOLMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
POLITICAL MEETINGS TO-DAY

NOON-Leand Townsend streets; Market and
Stockton
Fickert Third and Berry
NIGHTCrocke the republican headquarters each district
rink with and Central heater with
Independent republicans
Mccarthy and hail. Clement
Heney at Portoa
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

Sloan Springs. Ark. Oct s1.-Mrs. E. NJ.
Fowler was killed and her two children were
seriously injured when their home de-
stroyed by a tornado late today. IL was
feared the storm did much other damage.
although no other definite information re-
ceived tonight
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
CITY ATTORNEY LONG HAS SHOWN
HIS FITNESS TO SERVE PEOPLE

nERCY V. LONG, republican candi-
L date for reelection to the Office of
city attorney, has record of hon
orable public service which in point of
time is probably 9ot equaled by any
American municipal official of a CORE
spending age A self-made man and
lawyer, he has won and held the CON
tidence of the people of San Francisco
by answering integrity to the best in
terests of the whole public in every trust
reposed in him. In the fight for the
acquisition and development of the pro-
posed Hetch Hetchy municipal water
supply Long has been the peoples lead
ing champion for years When he was
driven out of Office four years ago by
the landslide which swept the Ruef-
Schmitz regime into power the Hetch
Hetchy project laupt1ished If was in
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

sany revived when Long reinstaled by
TWO years ago lie has made the peoples fight for honest
He has the peoples perunctory
attention OF He has
services OF experts into their fights The majority
him by the republican electors primary bespeaks
election by overwhelming
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

by which he the republican nomination the August
primary election Two Bush the nominee of the demo
This good
league has added independent nomination that accorded
Bush by the republican
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
piles Cured in 8 to "a Days

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding piles in to II days or
money refunded. sec.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
CANDIDATESFOR SUPERVISORSWHO
HAVE ENDORSEMENT OF THE CALL
PAUL BANCROFT
JAMES r. BOOTH
WILLIAM BRODERICK
A COMTE JR.
OSCAR HOOKS
JAMES A. JOHNSTON
CHARLES A. MURDOCH
HENRY PAYOT
w. w. SANDERSON
EDWARD l.. CUTTEN
f. s. FYFE
MATT HARRIS SR.
FRED L.. HILMER
JOHN E. BRANNAN
III. b. ROTHCHILD


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