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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
ASKS FUR NEW BRIDGE OVER
 FINAL CREEK
Liberally Signed and Will Be Presented to Council
 at Next Meeting

As the result of the belief of many people of this city that wagon bridge should be built across Pinal creek on Broad street at Miners union hall, a petition asking the city fathers to take this action will probably be presented to the council Thursday night.
 petition to this effect was in cir culation yesterday and there was no diff ficulty in securing signers among the business men of this city.
 It is the idea of the packers of the petition that bridge the full width of the street should be built and not only the present foot bridge dispensed with but the new foot bridge project, adopted by the council last week aban- doned as well.
 The matter of the Broad street bridge has been before the council on numer- ous occasions. The city fathers are not averse to building this bridge, but it is generally believed that it will be a matter of only q few months until a street railway francvhise will be grant ed in this city, with the provision at taehed making the construction of a substantial bridge across Pinal creek part of the contract. This belief has prevented the council from taking any action in the matter of wagon bridge in the past
 No provision was made for the cree. ton of this bridge in the tax levy which was fixed at last week s council session and the question of finance, may result in the petition being tabled for some time to come.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
Gila Valley line and the Miami exten.

plla Ndneg llHe anu Jhe hlaHl eAJeH- sion.
 One piece of ground is that occupied by the Brick saloon. The other, lying back of the Mountain View hotel, is improved only with small cabin.
 Gallagher asked what was considered an exorbitant price for the property and the matter was taken into court. For some time, however, Charles D. Reppy, right of way agent for the Randolph system, has been attempting to settle this suit out of court, with the result that an amicable agreement has finally been reached.
 The price paid for the property could not be learned yesterday, but the terms are said to be much better than those originally asked by Gallagher.
 Several other right of way deals for the line through North Globe are pend ing and it is probable that the value of some of the property in question will have to be settled by the courts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
MINERS UNION WILL
 ELECT OFFICERS TODAY
Date of Election Changed in Order That Officers May
 Begin in January

Miners Union hall will be a scene ot unusual activity today, as the result of the semi-annual election of officers, in which balloting will begin early this forenoon.
 The date of this election has been advanced about two months, by reason of change made to enable the officers to take up their duties at the first of January and July. Many of the officers have not as yet served out full half year term, and as the result, competi. tiOn-is expected to be unusually strong for some of the positions.
 In the outlying districts, balloting will take place at the different camps As the result complete returns can hardly be received until late tomor- row afternoon.
 The complete ticket is as follows:
 President-M. J. O'Connor and M. II Page.
 Vive president--W. E. Lacy and John Harper.
 Recording secretary-H. R. Barthels and John Mitchell.
 Financial secretary--William Wills
 Treasurer1A. J. Bennett.
 Conductor-J. B. Pruett and Andy Mccall
 Warden-Thomas Amason.
 Special rganizer-Robert Elliott and George Perkins.
 Trustees-E. P. Starr, E. B. simon ton, James Watson, H. A. Farenhol2 and P. H. Brouliet.
 Finance mmittee-Kenneth Clay ton, F. J. MacCoshen and Frank Brown.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
Of Personal Interest

Mrs. A. II. Sterns and Mrs A. w. Sydnor returned Sunday from Indian Hot Springs where they had spent about ten days. They drove the entire dis tance, coming as far as San Carlos Sat urday and completing the journey Sun day The ladies report very pleas ant trip in spite of ~the cold weather.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gray, who spent a few days in this city, left Sunday morning for their home at San Francis. co. Mr. Gray was here in the interests of some mining property he has in this district
 J. G. Naquin and A. Hansen spent Sunday at Geronimo hunting.
 w. II. Parks spent Sunday at Solo knoxville making arrangements to pas tuTe large number of beef cattle there.
 Dr. Glaze, well known eye special ist of Tucson, arrived in this city Sun day evening on Q business visit.
 A license was issued yesterday for the marriage of Mrs. Birdie Williams and Augustus c. Freazee
 Miss Alma Musgrave spent Sunday visiting friends at Miami.
 Miss Doris Schabell of Independence, Cal, arrived Sunday evening and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. N. Marx. Miss Schabell has spent the past two months visiting the principal Pacific Coast cities.
 C. F. Hasse arrived last night from Winkelman and will spend few days in this city.
 Wiley F. Jones returned last night from Stafford, where he has been on a few days business trip.
 Mrs. J. l.. Hill of Alamogordo, N. M., is expected to arrive this evening to visit her msther, Mrs. A. c. Aguirre.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
Home made ohOeOIates at AndersOn z
PUBLIC NOTICE

The public is hereby warned that three promissory notes, issued to F. w. Lewis and signed by A. Payeken, George R. Brown, Al Stanrn, T. J. Knowles and George Reed, each ex- ecuted in the sum of $10,000, are value less and will be dishonored by the sign CTS, and that negotiations for the same will be at the risk of the buyer. The notes were issued for commissions in the sale of the Copper Belt mining claims and the deal was never consum. mated.
 (Signed) A. PAYEKEN
 GEORGE R. BROWN
 AL STAMM
 T. J. KNOWLES
 GEORGE REED.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
GALLAGHER SUIT IS SETTLED OUT IF
 COURT
Gila Valley Railway Attains Title to Property Neces-
 sary for New Line

The condemnatio nsuit of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railway vs. James Gallagher, which has been pend ing for some time, was settled out of court yesterday.
 Suit was brought against Gallagher to secure two pieces of property in North Globe which lie in the right of way of the connecting link between the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FEATHERWEIGHT
 HAD TO GO SOME

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December 6.-Abt Attell, champion featherweight, was forced to extend himself to the limit to get the decision over Charlie White of Chicago, in eight rounds tonight. The decision was unpopular
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FEDERATION WILL
 FIGHT U. $. STEEL

PITTSBURG, December 6.-One week from today presidents of the var ious organizations affiliated with the American Federation of Labor will meet in this city to take action against the "Open shop policy of the United States Steel corporation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
DON'T BE HoPEnhss

About yourself when you Ire crippled with rheumatism or stiff joints-of course you've tried lots of things and they failed. Try Ballard s Snow Lini- ment--it will drive away all aches, pains and stiffness and leave you as well as you ever were.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
SPECIAL AGENT HERE-Matthew

SPECIAL AEbNI Hbhb-NHIINtW l.. Goldiner, special agent for the west ern states of the Title Guaranty and Surety company of scranton, Pa, was in this city yesterday in the interests of his company, c. W. Shute being the local representative. MT. Goldiner will leave this morning for SaffOrd and Sol omonville. After visiting those towns he will have completedsa tour of this territory, having visited all of the towns where his company is represented, and will then return to Denver, where he has offices
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07

place properties Globe listed for where them the right Now home Buy of those places fix for ndlord be independent for life and buy home Here a few bargains: furnished complete
 
  just
  places buy. Call North Broad
 ALEX SIMPSON & COMPANY
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
MANY HUNTERS
 KILLED IN OHIO

CLEVELAND, Ohio, December G. Ten persons were killed and thirty three injured; six probably fatally hurt, in Ohio during the three weeks hunt ing season which closed Saturday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
PANHANDLE SWEPT

AMARILLO, Texas, December GA blizzard is sweeping the Panhandle. There is a driving snow storm and the thermometer is 10 below zero.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
NEW BABY AT DAM

NEW BABY AT DAM-Mr. and Mrs. T. Frazer of Roosevelt are the proud parents of a fine ten-pond baby boy, born last Friday night. Mrs. Frazer was formerly Miss Stella PendletOn of this city, and has many friends here who heartily congratulate the happy parents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
STOCK SUFFERS

OKLAHOMA CITY, December B.. Livestock in the northwest of Oklahoma is suffering severely from the cold.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
GAS GENERATOR BREAKs-Glo

was gasless Sunday from shortly after noon until late in the evening, by req son of a break in the generator of the gas plant The break was repaired to such an extent that it could be used temporarily, during the afternoon and yesterday repairs were completed. No further trouble from this source is ex- nected.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07

funeral of the late Chas. Palmer, husband of Mrs. Cor nelia Palmer, will be held today (Tuesday) at 3 ?. m., at the funeral chapel of F. l.. Jones X Son. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FRANK PRoRERT BAcK-F.

Probert, consulting engineer of the Su- rerior X Boston Mining company, ar rived here Sunday evening to attend the meeting of the stockholders of that company yesterday and will be here some time attending to other business matters.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
COUNTY ExAMINATIoN-Mis,

COUNTY EXAMINATIoN--Niss Elizabeth Santeen was the only appli- cant at yesterdays examination for county teachers certificates, held in the office of County Superintendent w, 0. Kellner. She will complete the test today, after which the examination pa pers will be forwarded to Phoenix for examination. Miss Santee is a former Globe teacher, who is now acting as a substitute.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07

"What does Whole Roast moor ,, said Mrs. Gates. Why, coffee roas,., and not ground until ready for pso ,I9 % said her husband For pvgro,i. Folger's Golden Gate. E'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY
FUNERAL NOTICES

SMlTH-The funeral of Bessie Smith
 beloved wife of w. II. Smith, will take place at the funeral chapel of F.. l.. Jones X Son today, (Tuesday), at l2 o'clock M. Friends invited Friends of Mir. and Mrs. k. L. Pin
 van are especially invited to attend
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN

At low rates on improved property ,. for building, on easy terms or rsr.. ~ ment. Building plans furnished ST
 Globe Real Estate Office, ICl No,g % Broad street. |
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FRACTURES ANKLE-H

suffering from a fractured ankle which he sustained Saturday by falling for a distance of about ten feet, when Q scaffold gave way. l.. Meloy, who was working with him at that time, escaped with minor bruises.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL ARRIVALS l.. Hoyt, Florence; Mrs R. w. Pringle, Wheat
 fields; J. E. Thomas, ,-Warrior; Paul Me Kay, Milwaukee; T. T. Smith, Tucson; r. C. FewelI, Los Angeles; A. A. Mus grave, Tucson; $. V. Trent, Salt Lake.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
PALMER FUNERAL

PALMER FUNERAL-Charles Pal mer. who died at the county hospital Friday night, after long illness, will be buried this afternoon, funeral ser vices to be held from the parlors of F. l.. Jones & Son. The deceased was the husband of Mrs. Cornelia Palmer for whom a guardian was appointed some time ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FINE FOR DUcKs-Joe Brown, A

FINE FOR DUCKs-Joe Brown, Al Hansen, Bill Roundey and J. G. Ma quin made up a hunting party that wis tied Geronimo Saturday night. Quite a buch of ducks were slaughtered Sun day and the trip resulted quite satisfac- torily. Naquin and Hansen returned by rail sunday, Brown and Roundey goirg on to Stafford in Brown s ma chine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
GET QUAIL LIMIT-Charley Ra,

GET QUAIL LIMIT-Charley Raw, lins and NJ. l.. Naquin went into the hills south of town Sur lay after quail. They were very successful, bagging the limit in a few hours. Rawlins ran out of ammunition before he had secured the limit, but as he had his birds all tired out, he knocked the balance over with rocks and returned rojoicing-so his friends say.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
WILL ENLARGE STORE

WILL ENLARGE SToRE-The Ari. zona Co-Operatite Mercantile company is preparing to enlarge it's grocery store in the Middleton building on North Broad street, by taking in an additional room. A bakery and meat market will also be installed in an adjoining build ing within a short time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07

SMITH FUNERAL-Funeral> ser vices will be held from the parlds of F. l.. Jones & Son this afternoon, over the remains of Mrs. Bessie Smith, wife of w. H. Smith. Mrs. Smith arrived in Globe less than month ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16
TURKEYS NEW NAVY
Admiral Gamble Lent by England to
Aid Reconstruction.

Constantinople. July 16.-While q
German officer is occupied with reor-
ganizing the army of the Young
Turks, British admiral, Sir Douglas
Gamble. will endeavor to turn out a
new navy. He has been loaned for
the purpose by the British govern.
ment, and there are with him the fol-
lowing Instructors: Lieut. Totem
ham. gunnery: Lieut.. Gwynne. tor,
pedoes; Lieut.. Taught. navigation and
Engineer Lieut.. Croisdale. machinery
Thanks to the enlightenment and
zeal Of his excellency, Admiral Arii
Pasha. minister of marine, a great
deal of preparatory work was got
through before the arrival. of Admiral
Gamble. SO that the latter found much
better material to work upon that he
had been led to expect.
The vessels had all been docked and
active young officers placed in COM
mand, several of whom had acquired
certain amount of experience by
service in foreign navies Steam and
gun trials had taken place in Mar
mora, and q squadron had made q
cruise in the archipelago. The young
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16
GRAND FORKS, N. D. FRIDAY, JULY 1e, 1909

room. Leaving the court house, Miss
Arbogast was accompanied by Mr..
Mitchell as far as Fourth and st.
Peter streets where she left him.
The young woman will spend the
next few days with friends in the
city. after which arrangements will be
made whereby she may be taken away
from the city to spend the summer in
quiet. She will be in touch with the
county attorney, however, in order
that she may be summoned before the
court at any time it is thought de-
sirable. 1t is not expected, however,
that her presence will be necessary
before the October term of the dis
trict court when her mother, Mrs.
Nina Arbogast, who is charged with
the same crime as her daughter, will
be tried.
Mrs. Arbogast, who is suffering
with wound resulting from burns
received at the beside of her husband,
on the morning of the murder, was
taken from the county Jail to the city
hospital yesterday morning.
DR.. A. B. Ancker. superintendent of
the city hospital, said that he would
operate on this wound either tomor-
row or next day and that he did not
expect any serious results would fol-
low.
Tho wound is about four inches
deep and was caused by an inward
working OF wound. The only danger
Is the probability OF blood poisoning
which has been known to result in
similar cases.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16

er naval officers are all very keen as
regards their profession, and as many
have good knowledge OF English
they have not failed to acquire such
information as could bo obtained from
reading English naval periodicals and
books. Much translatins: work haa
been done since what might be term
ed the emancipation of tho navy"
took place, and the instructors will
lind their task much lightened by tho
zeal and willingness OF both officers
aand men.
The first fruit of tho British ad-
mlraIs work is to be seen in the dis
ppatch of the feet for a short evolu-
tionary and exercise cruise in the Sea
of Marmora. preparatory to more
extended one in tho Mediterranean.
During the last fortnight tho iron
clads and cruisers. as they were pre-
pared for sea, made their steam trials
and then proceeded TO the rendezvous,
the historical anchorage of the Prin-
cess Islands, to await the arrival OF
the flagship. The Messudieh, with Ad-
miral CANDLES flag at the masthead,
arrived the other afternoon. and for
the frst time in many years the
echoes of the island group We're awak-
ened with the thunder of the guns in
the salute to- tho commander-in-chief
Not since the last war with Russia
when the British fleet. under Sir
Goeffrey Hornhy, took up the same
anchorage for the protection OF Con-
stantinople. has p similar event taken
place on account of the abhorrence in
which the eX-sultan held the sound of
anything like q cannonade.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16
Assassin Of Kidnapped Boy Il
Hanged at Hannahvil]e
Near New Orleans
0|AB0L|CAL CRIME RESULT
OF FAILURE TO PAY RANSOM
Boys Bcheaded Body Found in the
SWamps OF st. Charles Parish Three
Weeks After Father Had Been Ask.
cd for MOney.

Hannaville, La, July 16.-Leonarde
Gebbia, who was put to death today
on the gallows here, was convicted
OF completely in the murder of Walter
Lamana, the 12-year-old son of Peter
Lamana, an undertaken OF New Or
leans. Tho crime was committed in
the name of the black hand" on June
5, 1907. The boy was kidnaped from
his home and the following day the
father received a demand for $4,000
ransom. When this was refused, 9TH
er demands. all bearing the signs of
black hand" were made with the
threat that unless the money was paid
under certain conditions the lad
would be killed. Three weeks after
young Lamana had been spirited
away, his beheaded body was found
near here in the swamps of st.
Charles parish,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16
LIFE FOR A KISS
German Officer Fatally Wounded in
Strange Duel.

Berlin. July 16.-The scene of the
affair was the woods that surround
the romantic castle ruin of Reeen.
stein, to the north of Blankenburg,
in the Harz. Opposed to each other
stood Lieut.. Granier of the Sixty-first
infantry regiment, stationed at Thorn,
the challenger. and Lieut. Switze-s of
the 165th infantry regiment, garri-
soned at Blankenburg. The condi-
tions were the severest imaginable,
namely. alternative pistol shots, with
thirty seconds aim, at 10 PAGES, till
one of the two should be unable to
continue the combat.
The cause of the duel arose in Janu-
ary after a ball at which Switzers and
Gran1er's financee were present. On
that occasion there had been a ban
quet and ball, at which Switzers, who
had just been promoted to the rank
OF senior lieutenant, was unduly ex-
hilarated. AS Lieut.. Granier was not
at the ball, Lieut.. Switzers was in
trusted with the duty of escorting
home the fiancee of the former. On
the way he tried to kiss the lady who
rejected his advances. but pardoned
him for his impertinence before they
parted. When she met her fiance at
Whitsuntide. more than four months
after the incident, she told him what
had occurred, and he Immediately
challenged Switzers.
Before the meeting could take place
1t was necessary that the circum-
stances should be investigated by the
military court of honor, which sum-
moned Switzers to hear his version
Of the affair. He was asked whether
the conduct Of the lady had encour-
aged him to try to kiss her, and he
replied in the negative. The court
thereupon consented to a duel under
conditions which were practically GER
tain to end in the disabling, If not the
death. of one of the officers. The
court also provided a guard of SOL
diers to keep the field of honor free
from spectators.
Lieut.. Granier, as the injured party
and challenger, opened the duel. He
had half a minute in which to shoot
down man standing motionless only
ten PAGES from him. Apparently he
aimed with extreme care at his adj
versary's head, but the bullet failed
to hit its mark, though only very
narrowly. 1t was now Lieut.. Switz-
ers' turn. He presented and pulled
the trigger, but the pistol missed fire.
According to the rules of the game,
however, this counted as a shot, so
the duelists took fresh weapons from
the hands of their seconds and began
again.
This time Lieut.. Granier aimed bet
ter. Lieut.. Switzers was hit In the
right chest and at once fell in heap
on the ground. The bullet had passed
through lung and lodged in one of
the vertebrae. The wounded man
was carried to the attendant train and
conveyed to Halberstadt where he
expired day and half later in the
arms of his heart broken young wife,
who is expecting shortly to become
mother for the second time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-16
HANGED HIMSELF
J. W. Parks Of Waco Settled Domestic
Troubles in Tragic Manner.

Waco, Texas, July 16.-Early today
a searching party found the body of
]. w. Parks, worker in leather
store here, aged As. years, swinging
from the limb of a tree near his home
at the corner of Thirteenth and Ross
streets. A short distance away the
unconscious form of his wife was
found in an alley. Parks hanged him
self following quarrel with his wife,
whose condition is precarious as re-
suit Of the beating she received.
Policemen summoned by neighbora
were the first to find the corpse. AT
that time no one knew Parks had ended
his life. The body was revealed by
the searchlight carried by one of the
officers and was observed by Parks
14-year-ole son who fell to the
ground in faint.