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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-28

Zubiria, dc Colombia.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-28
Legiiones de entoIchados

Acaba de publicarse en- Nicaragua
naci6n que cuefrta apenas 100000
habitantes, ell escalafon de su ejerci-
to, clasificado por departamentos
Ell de Managua cuenta nueve ge-
nerales de division, en- este 6rden:
Aurelio Estrada, Conception Flores,
Domingo Silva, Inocente Mereira,
J. Santos Zelaya. Jose Maria
cuaresma. Miguel Espinosa Eel mas
antiguo), Nicolas Mendez y Nicasio
Vazquez Eel mas recie nte) , II gene
rales de brigada.
Ell de Leon, S generates de divi-
sion: Anastacio J. Ortiz, Benito
Chavarria, Francisco Baca, Fernan-
do NJ, Rivas, Juan Pablo Reyes,
Paulidno Godoy, Rafael Jerez (mon-
sehor) y Ruben Alfonso; 20 genera
les de brigada.
Ell de Chinandega, | divisionario.
Roberto Gonzalez Y ) brigadicres.
Fl de Nuevasegovia. un divisio-
mario, Erasmo Calderonn v 4 briga-
dieres.
Ell de Matagalpa, I'm divisionario
Joaquin Gutierrez; no hay briga-
dieres.
FL de Juez, no hay missionaries nj
brigadieres.
Ell de Zelaya, un brigadicr, Rober-
to Enrique Clarence.
Ell de Granada, un divisionario.
Juan J. Bodan.
El de Rivas. divisionario Isidro
Urtecho: tres brigadiercs.
Ell de Carazo, un brigadier. Cami-
10 Zuniga
FL de Masava, dos hri.adicres.
De naeionalidad ccntroamericana
los sigllicntcs missionaries: Dionj-
sio Gutierrez. Manuel Bonilla thon-
durehosl Felix Perez Pacheco Joa-
ouin RODRIGUEZ tcostarricenses): In
dalecio Miranda tsalvadoreho) i
Brigadieres: Alfonso Arag6n,
Alexandra Gomez. Rosendo Ore
llama V Tiberio Aviles (salvado
rehos) Antonio Lara. lose Antonio
Molina, Miguel r. Davila V Pablo
Nuila (hondurehcsl: Fede leo Fer
nandez, Rafael Villegas (costsrricen
ses); Salvador Toledo guatemala
col.
De Hispanoamercano: divisio-
dario Cipriano Castro, de Venezuela :;
Eloy Aharo Y Leonidas Plaza, del
Eeuado1; Emilisno ]. Herrera, de
Bngadier: Carlo A. de
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Sc venden dos casas

Enclavadas en- un solar de 33
metros de fondo en- Ia Gale de
Hermanos, 3 so metros de dis
tancia de la carretera central
y del Institute V 3 so metros
de distancia de la nueva plaza del
mercado, con una pequeha nodlti-
caci6n que Sc le hsga con POGO dine
ro que Sc caste produce el , pO' g
del capital invertido. Sc dan faciiida
dss para el pago. Informaran Cris-
tobal'Ryan en- la parsda "A Gale del
Parque. La Gale esta afirnada y tie
men aquf nuevAs casas De- resendo
Solar d. 8 Ia nueya Gale deCanals.
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-Quedad tranqullo.


En- este momento ell aleman Sc ace1
CO a nosotros con las pistolas carga-
das; conducimos a Alcides Jolivet a
TN extreme de la isla, y despues, vi
endo que los testigos de sir Roberto
Sc habfan va apartado de 81, volvi.
mos a colocarnos en- frente suyo, de-
jando a los dos combatientes a unos
cincuenta pasos de distancia uno de
otro. Entonces, habiendonos mirado
para dar la senal, yviendo que NADIA
Sc oponia a clio, dimos tres palma
das, y a Ia tercera los adversarios
Sc pusieron en- marcha.
En- verdad, que una de las sensa
clones mas terribles que Sc puede
| experimental, consiste en- yer a dos
hombres llenos de vida y de salud,
que deberian vivir muchos amos, y
que adelantan uno en- frente de otro
llevando la muerte en- cada mano.
En- semejante circunstancia el repre-
sentar ell papel de actor, es aun me
nos penoso que ell de espectador.
Yo estoy clerto, que en- ei corazon
de aquellos dos hombres, que de Tin
momento q otro podia cesar de iatlr,
Sc haliaba menos oprimido que ell nu
estro. Yo fijaba admirable los ojos
en- aquel mancebo, que en- ell dia an
terror me pareci6 un calavera de muy
mai gusto, y por quien entonces me
interesaba como un amigo.
Habfa echado sus cabelios hacia
atrssysu rostro habfa perdido esa ex
preston risuena y trivial que tanto
lie distinguia; sus negros ojos, cuya
belieza observe en- aquel instante, Sc
haiiaban audazmente fijados en- sll
contrincante y sus entreabiertos la
bios dejaban yer sus hndos dientes
vioientamente cerrados. Su andar
habiaperdido el aire vulgar del HON
brepoco educado; andaba recto, con
la cabeza erguida, y el peligro lie ola
ba una poesla que yo no sospecha
ba.
Entire tanto, la distancia desapare
cia ante ellos; los dos andaban con
paso igual.
LEGO ell momento en- que no esta
ban mas que veinte pasos Gle dlstan
cia.
El ingles fue ell que tir6 primero.
Algo como una nube paso por la
frente de su adversario. pero contl-
nuo adeiantando.
A medida q. Sc acercaba el ingles
su palido semblante tomaha una eX
preston terrible. Por sefin detuvo a
unos cinco pasos de distancia, pero
creyendose aun bastante seguro,
un paso y luego otro. Aquel espec-
taculo no habia nadie que pudiera
soportalrlo.
-Alcides,-gritt, ,-ivais 4 asesi
mar a un hombre!. -. ltirad al aire
mil legiones de diabios!
-Esto es muy facil de aconsejar,
-exclamo ell viajante, abriendo su
gaban y mostrando SUI pecho ensan-
grentado,-vos no teneis dos baias
el cuerpo.-
Y al pronunciar estas frases exten
dio Ell brazo y disparo a boca de ia
rro, hacienda saitar ell cerebro del in
giles.
10 mismo da,-exclam6 JoIIi-
vet sentandose sobre.unresto del ODE
iisco,-creo que he pagado tambien
los vidrios rotos; ipero cuando me-
nos he vengado al emperador!
FIN
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FIN.
EN- USO DE LICENCIA

Sc informa que ha soliciiadc V
obtenido una licencia para trasla-
darse los Estados Unidos y realiza
el viaie a principles del entrantc
mes, Q! assistant attorney LIDO.
Brown.
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MAGNIFICO SOLAR.
Sc vende uno en- eanturce, parada
docc, con frente q Ia carrctera y londo
al mar. lDformes: Cruz "a.
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.)Um : desalfii0 terrible.
Po7 AlGomdro Dumas

AdAlante hacia nuestros adverse
rios. Sir Roberto les habfa prohib,de
que hicieran concesiones, de forms
que solo tuvimos que ocuparnos dt
los preparativos del combate.
Echamos al aire una moneda de
cinco frances.
81 GAIA de cara, los padrfnos de nues
tro contrincante eigirfan la pistola
81 de cruz, nosotros elegiriamos la es,
pada. Cay6 de cara Use eligio la pis-
tola.
Sc echo por segunda vez la mone
da al aire para saber 81 Sc usarian las
pistolas del ingles, que le eran fami-
iiares, 8 bien las del aleman, que nc
eran conocidas por ninguno de los
dos contricantes. La suerte favore
clio tambien q nuestros adversarios.
Sc recurrio por fin y por Ultima vez,
q Ia suerte para saber quien tendrla
falcultades para arregiar las condi-
clones del combate, y esta la suerte
nos favoreci6 a nosotros. Fui al en-
cuentro de Jollivet, y lie die:
" bien, el duelo es a pistola.
-Perfectamente.
-Ademas de este, sir Roberto tie
ne derecho para elegir sus armas.
Me es igual.
-Ahora vos podeis fijar las con
diciones del combate-
Bravo, ,-exciamo JoIlivet levan
tandose, mo reiremos. POGO. Qulero,
ilo ois bien? qulero, porque puedo
expresarme en- estos terminus, que
andemos el uno hacia cl otro con pls
tola en- cada mano. que dlsparemos
a capricho.
-Pero, amigo m{o. ....
-Estas son las condolences y no
aceptare otras.
NADIA tenia que decir; 20 lie habia
prometido q. su voluntad seria cum
plida. Trasmiti las condiciones a los
testigos de sir Roberto, quienes 10
consultaron. Luego de cambladas al
gunas frases, uno de aquellos Sc vol
VIC hacia nosotros y dijo:
Sir Roberto acepta.
Nos saludamos y nos separamos.
Fui por las pistolas que estaban en-
la lancha del ingies.
Empezaba a cargarlas cuando 10
llivet me cogio del brazo y me dijo:
-Dejad esa tarea 4 nuestro ami
60 tengo que deciros algo.
Nos separamos.
No tengo a nadie en- ell mundo,
-prosiguio el vlajante,-y en- su con
secuencia, 81 yo muero, nadie me llo-
rara, 81 no es una pobre chica que me
quiere con toda su alma.
-5Le escribisteis?
ST; aqui esta la carta. 81 muero,
haced que llegue a sus mapos, 81 caigo
herido y no Sc me puede llevar hasta
Lucerna, id alli y decide que venga.
-Entonces, ivive en- aquella ciu-
dad?
-Es Catalina, la hiia de nuestro
mesonero. Prometi que me casarfa
con ella, lpobre muchacha. -. SCom
prendeis?
-Esta bien: Sc cumplira vues
tros deseos.
-Gracias. Estoy a vuestras orde-
mes.
Volvfme hacia nuestros adverse
rios; nos estaban aguardado,
-SEstan dispuestos?
-Creo que si,-respondi yo.
-Venga esa mano.
-;ValOr v serenidad!,
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NUEVO HOTEL.-Con to-
das las comodidades propias
del mejor establecimiento de
esta clase, han insta!ado los
esposos Morgan un magnifico
hotel en- la parada Is en- San
turce. HOTEL MAYA. Servicio
esmerado, habitaciones fres-
cas- y ventiladas en- los tres
pisos del edificio, y vistas
al mar, brisas continues
y suma atencion para los hucs-
pedes LENA este hotel una YER
dadera necesidad. Para fami-
las hay comodos locales. En-
sitio c6ntrico de Santurce dis
pone de facilidad en- las comu-
nicaciones con la ciudad.
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Ultima bora.

New York Julio 27.-Salieron
puerto San Juan hoy 800 cajas 81
Has roperos camas doradas dIrccia-
mente envia al Cielo proXimc vapor
eDyio mas. ,Iunncho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-28
TRASLADO
DE ALMACENES

HAN SIDO TRASLADODOS
A LA GALE DE TETUAN NU-
NERO Is En- ESTA CIUDAD,
LOS ALMACENES DE LA CASA
De LOS SRES. BALASQUIDE Y
COMPANlA, DEL COMERCIO DE
ESTA CIUDAD.
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OOE2ZO0.
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Phineas W sprague descargando
Kate Teare id
&. s. Stan Jones id
Lucia id.
Hallanther id.
Augusta w. Snow descargando
Frances NJ. id.
AovIMIENTO DE CABoTAJE
Operoaonss es puertos.
Brazo y Coraz6n Viegues
India pendieate
Isabel Humacao y Naguabo.
Deseada Arecibo
Carmelita pendicnte
Corazon de Maria id
Ana Maria Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Uberita vteoues
Progreso pendiente
BuQuEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor Espahol Puerto Rico ssllo
de barceloua, hacienda las escalas en- el
mediterraneo el l9 del actual
Consig S Izquierdo G
Vapor americana Coamo recalara
procedente de New York el % actual.
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Caracas Saldra para
N. York ell 4 Agosto.
Consignatarios Villar Ca
Vapor americana Philadelphia Reca-
lara el ) entrante procedente de n. York
Consignatarios: Villar y {.
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Anuncie Vd. con cIdHdad
y eIegancia.

III anunCio artistico bonto 10 lee todo el mundo.
Annncos orados CichGs especiamehc preparados para
cambar pcodcamcntc partc del tcxo para balances de
bancos istas comcrcialc modeos para ocinas ayunta
mientos alcaldas uzeados etc. Avise listed LA co.
RRESPONDENCIA tendra mas amplios informes
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Feieros de Il inea "Bmnsr"

Feieyos de Il lineo "Bsnner'
Goeta americana Republic FL en-
trante Agosto Saldra de N York para
esta y Arroyo
Consigataros S. Ezquiaga
Goleta Henry Lippit SaIdri de New
York para San Juan y Mayagucz ell 10
de Agosto proximo
Coasig: S Ezquiags
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A los Comerciantes
y y s. v DeCim0s.

LA CORRESPONDENCIA" ofrccc los anuncan-
tes varieiad dc tipos cstos para anuncios
Anuncos adonados-Clch6s estcrcopa que manengan
slempre mpio pcrieco cl anunco-Cicles de pana
terra cspecales para anuncos grandes para hoas sue
tas--fijese Ell las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDEN-
ClA I'm elias vera sucesivas modcos de
ann
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COMMERCIAL

ENTRADAS DEL. EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
DE LA ISLA
Costeros Uberita y Progreso
DESPAOHADOs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
vapor americana Carveni para N.
York.
PARA LA lsLA
Costeros Dos Hermanos Brazo y
Corazon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
SYDNOR AND STERNS SUE GLOBE BEER
 ASSOCIATION
Claim Corporation Fails to Properly Recognize Stock
 in Association

Claiming that the Retail Liquor Deal CTS Beer association of this city has refused to accredit them with stock purchased in that concern shortly after its incorporation, and that merger of that company with the Globe Ice & Cold Storage company will cause the entire loss of this stock, A. w. Sydnor and A. H. Sterns have filed suit against that company.
 Sydnor and Sterns in their complaint allege that they purchased one share of stock valued at $l00 in the beer as sociation, in 1906, shortly after the in, corporation of that company.
 In June of that year, it is claimed, a dividend of $50 was paid them on that stock.
 The plaintiffs claim that although they have not disposed of their stock, which they claim is now valued at 5000, that the defendant company, through its officers, has stricken their names from it's records and refuses to recognize them as stockholders.
 IL is further claimed that when a merger between the Retail Liquor Deal CTS Beer association and the Globe Ice & Cold Storage company is effected that they will be excluded from that com pany and that the stock now held by them will be lost and that they will be excluded from participation into the af- fairs of the new company.
 The plaintiffs ask that the court de clare them joint owners of the stock which they claim is held by them. and that the officers of the company be com pelled to recognize them as members of that corporation.
 Attorney F. c. Jacobs represents the plaintiffs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
BRAIN CONCLUSION CAUSED DEATH New Facts Brought Out Con corning Death of Nor
 ton Mckinley

At an inquest held over the remains of Morton Mckinley, at Copper Hill Sunday, additional facts concerning the cause of his death Saturday evening were learned.
 Mckinley fell only distance of about fifteen feet, having been working on the TOO instead of the 600 foot level at the time of the accident. He fell on the back of his head, coneussion of the brain causing his death.
 Coroner A. NJ. Lufkin of Copper III conducted the inquest A verdict of death as the result of an accidental fall was returned.
 Mckinley leaves a wife and two small children at Copper Hill.
 The funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 o clock from the Cath; ollie church under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus, of which order the deceased was member.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
WIFE CHARGED WITH |NHUMAN|TY AND
 CRUELTY
Fred Golden Brings Suit to Annul Marriage With Jo-
 sephine Golden

Charging his wife with extreme cruel. ty, Fred H. Golden filed suit for divorce against Josephine Golden yesterday.
 Golden claims that since his mar. riage to the defendant that she has will fully disregarded the marriage VOWS and treated him in an inhuman manner.
 He claims that she has, at various times within the past year, struck and beat him, called him vile names. threatened to kill him and in addition. brought improper characters into their home
 All of these things, Golden claims make it unsafe for him to live with his wife.
 He asks for 5000, which he claims to be his share of the community prop erty as well as the care and custody of the two minor children, Winnifred. aged six, and Fred R., Jr., aged four.
 Mrs. Golden filed suit against her husband some time ago, but later with drew the complaint.
 Golden has been locked up several times within the last few months on charges of being drunk and disorderly. these charges having been made by his wife, in some cases.
 Walter G. Scott represents the plain tiff.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
CUT WEES DRESS
Accusation Will Figure in Healey vs. Healey Di-
 vorce Case

The accusation against Fred Healey that in a fit of anger he cut to pieces several of his wife's dresses, figures in divorce suit filed against Healey yesterday by his wife, Lottie Healey.
 Mrs. Healey alleges non support and extreme cruelty as grounds for de- cree.
 She claims that for more than year Healey has failed to support her and that on July 3rd, last, he cut to pieces several of her dresses and when she re- monstrated, grabbed her and choked her, at the same time threatening to cut her throat and "break her damned head.D
 Aside from decree of divorce, Mrs. Healey asks to be allowed 10 resume her maiden name, Lottie Lane.
 Norman J. Johnson represents the plaintiff.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
AGED MAN |S FOUND DEAD IN BED John A. Kimball Suddenly Expires in His Room
 Yesterday

John A. Kimball, aged 66, was found dead in a rooming house on Pine street in the rear of the Dominion hotel, yes terday. Heart disease is said to have been the cause of his death.
 Kimball had been in Globe for about six months He was taken i'll Sunday, but his condition was not considered serious. His failure to make an ap- pearanee yesterday excited suspicion, however, and when an investigation was made he was found dead in bed.
 Judge Hinson Thomas, acting as cor oner, made an investigation of the ease, but as death was clearly from natural causes no inquest was held.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
MEET|NCPOSTPONED
Chamber of Commerce Will Probably Name Officers
 Next Tuesday

Owing to the interference of the ter ritorial fair and it's several counter at fractions, the annual meeting of the chamber of commerce, which was to have been held tonight, has again been postponed.
 No formal call has as yet been issued for this meeting, but it will, in all probability, be held q week from to- night.
 At this meeting the regular election of officers will be held and in addition, it is probable that number of important questions will be taken up and the opin- ion of the chamber placed on record concerning them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09

TO VISIT FAIR-Afr. and Mrs. w. II. Hayes and Mir. Hayes mother left Sun
 day morning for Phoenix, where they will attend the fair and also visit rela. tives and friends. Mir. Hayes and his mother had just returned from Sherman. Texas, where he had gone to meet her when she came from South Carolina a few weeks ago. and where they had wis. tied at the home of Mir. Hayes sister.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
COMPLETE NEW YARp-The ne,

yard of the Whalley Lumber company, on South Broad street opposite the Gila Valley shops, has undergone complete change in appearance within the past
 few weeks, practically all of the pro posed new buildings having been com pleted. All that remains to complete the yard is to install the machinery for the blaming mill, which will be put in place as soon as it arrives, which will probably be within the next two weeks,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
Group Cured and a Child s Life Saved

t'It affords me great pleasure to add my testimony to that of the thousands who have been helped by taking Cham berlain's Cough Remedy My child An drew, when only three years old was taken with a severe attack of croup, and thanks to the prompt use of Cham berlain s Cough Remedy his life was saved and today he is a robust and healthy boy" says. Mrs. A. Coy, Jr., of San Antonio, Texas This remedy has been in use for many years. Thousands of mothers keep it at hand, and it has never been known to fail. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
NOTICE K. OF c.

All members are requested to be pres ent at the Catholic church Thursday morning at 9 a. m., to attend the fun eral of Brother Morton McGenley.
 ALBERT ALTWIES, G. K.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
REVIVAL sERvIcEs-The

REVIVAL sERvICES-The revival now being held at the Methodist church begins at 7:30 each evening. Tonight the pastor will speak on the Beatitudes and Mir. Alfred Scoble will sing Let the Lower Lights be Burning" The service begins with a praise service. The pictures are beautiful and instruc- tive. The expenses were provided for before the meetings begun, so there will be no collections. Everyone is urged to be present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
MRS. CONAN PARoLEp-Mr,

Catherine COwan, woman with an un- savory reputation, whose last inearcera- tion in jail was due to a drunk and disorderly conviction, was paroled yes terday by Judge Hinson thomas. The woman promised to leave Globe for good if she was given her liberty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
TEACHERS PASS THROUGH

party of teachers from Thatcher and vicinity passed through here yesterday on their way to Phoenix to attend the in. stitute, The party consisted of Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Rhoads and child, Miss ,Maude Wellborn and Mir. Austin Rhoads and little Master Rhoads' nurse.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
DOMINION ARRIVALS :

Gillespie, Silver City; J. J. Smith, Tue son; R. c. Sparks, Winkleman; J. c. Hershey, Duluth; A. J. Eveland, New York; c. Foorman, San Francisco; 1; William Sparks, Mazatlan; H. H. Dunn, Milwaukee; A. Miller, Tucson; " o. Morse, Fl Paso; Arthur Painter, San Francisco; J. c. Barlow, Fl Paso.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
NOTICE

Benjamin J. Barron is hereby author ized to collect all bills and accounts due the Consolidated Realty company.
 J. F. HECHTMAN,
 J. w. WENTWORTH,
 R. E. MERRITT,
 J. WEINBERGER,.
 B. J. BARRON, Special Committee Consolidated Realty Go.
 November 6, 1909
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
READ FOR JAIL woRK-Tho

crete mixer of the Globe brick & Con struction company was moved to the site of the new county jail yesterday and within the next few days actual construction work on this structure will supplant the preliminaries which have been in progress for the past week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
BUILDING GOES UP,

of the walls of the new Fisk building is under way, and within the next few days this structure will be ready for the roof. The erection or this budding marks another step in the building up of South Broad. street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
OFFICE OF SUPERIOR q
 COPPER COMPANY
To the Stockholders

AO ihC DbONahOAhNAD
 You are hereby notified tBJ nual meeting of stockho.ders oI IOR & GLOBE COPPER Gi will be held at the office oti pany, at Globe, Arizona. o, November l5, 1909, at 10 A r purpose of electing five direet1 ensuing year and for such otbsI as may come before tle neal
 Transfer books of the corI be closed at II a. m. NovemhI and remain closed until 10 ,I ember 3, 1909.
 By order of the Board of DiI
 CHARLES CHYYOI
 Dated at Calumet, Mich, d
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
RETURN FROM FL pAso-Ni,se,

Ada Carvill, Ruby Johnson, Evelyn Champion and Margaret Cole returned Sunday evening from their trip to Fl Paso, where they had spent week. Mrs. F, D. Smith, who had chaperoned the party, joined Professor Smith at Bowie and accompanied him to Phoenix, leav. ing Mrs. J. P. Schafer to chaperon the young ladies during the remainder of the journey.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
Capital paid h, Sim Surplus, $6O,OO0.OO " NEW BusTNpes
IRIS THEATER STOCK

l have fifty shares of Koi1 Nris) stock for sale and | $425 cash. This is a good . | stock is worth twice ,hls ma
 ply to Sam Sprecher, Silver TI
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
SENTENCE sUspENDED-J

arrested on vagrancy charge was giv- en thirty day suspended sentence by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. Keck was given chance to retain his liberty, on condition that he would cease to frequent the tenderloin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
DIES AT HosPITAI,-Joseph |

coll, aged 45, died at the county hos. pital yesterday, of consumption. Dris coll had been i'll for only few days and he entered the hospital only few hours before his death The deceased was native of Canada and is said to have been a miner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
LEAVES FOR pHoEN1x-Indpe J.

c. Evans of Roosevelt left for Phoenix yesterday morning. He will take in the fair and also the meeting of the dem oeratie central committee, which will be held tomorrow
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
MERRITT WILL TRAVEL

Assessor R. F. Merritt will leave today for Winkleman and Dripping Springs, to look after county business. He will be absent for the greater part of the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-09
NOTICE,

Linn Gow-China ranch sul from town wants those wbo S. On his pasture to call for sasI out of water.