Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-04

a fine of $50 on the colored saloon keep CT. The fine was paid.
 BUILDING PROGRESSES - Active work on the erection of the Fisk build ing, adjoining the postofice, was com yesterday when the floor joists were put in place. As the structure is not a large one, it will be completed within a short time.
 NEW TRAP GROUNDS new trap grounds at Armey's place, below town, have been equipped and are ready for the smooth bore artists. It is proba- ble that an informal trap shoot will be held Sunday on the new grounds.
 REALTY TRANSFERS follow. ing deeds were placed on record yester- day; N. c. Nelson and wife to the Miami Realty company, lots l and ?, block 10, Miami;; Miami Realty com pany to c. Coppock, lot II, block 22, Miami East Globe Land & Trust com pany to J. T. Braly, lots 6, and 8, Block IA, East Globe.
 GOSPEL TENT ITEMS-our tent is down, but we are still in town. The tent will not be erected again for two or three weeks. But we will hold our regular Sabbath services in the home of Mrs. Arkilli, on the corner of Maple and First streets. All are invited to attend the Sabbath school from 10 a. m. to II, and short Bible study which win follow. J. Ernest Bond, pastor.
 COUNCIL .MEETING--The city fathers will be in session again tonight. As few matters are scheduled to come up, the session will probably not be unusually exciting.
 TEN DAYS FOR THEFT --Magda. line Espanoza was on trial before Judge H. II. Pratt yesterday on a petty lar ceny charge growing out of his action in stealing a small quantity of wood from the Old Dominion mine. As much wood has been stolen from the mine of late and an attempt is being made to stop these peculations, Espanoza was sent to jail for ten days. He was warn ed not to appear in court again on a similar charge, or he would not escape so easily.
 PLEASURE CLUB DANCE-Anoth. CT enjoyable dance will be given at Library hall Saturday night, by the North Globe Pleasure club. A big crowd is expected.
 DOMINION ARRIVALS = Frank Stewart and wife, Phoenix; r. R. Rob erson, Phoenix; H. l.. Walls, Milwau- kee; Earl N. Wilson, Washington, Pa. {; J. H. Moore, Live Oak; A. c. Mott, San Francisco; Nat Leavy, Los Angeles; James Cosser, Sacramento; II. Wheeler, Tucson; c. D. Galbraith, San Francisco; lC B. Delaney, San Francisco; H. NJ. Gallagher, Douglas; Henry Krumb, Salt Lake; Norman Carmichael, Clifton; T. R. Drummond, Los Angeles; r. J. Ban non, Los Angeles; J. MeGowan, Stafford. HENRY KRUMB HERE--HenFy Krumb, consulting engineer for the In spiration Copper company, arrived here Hast night, after a visit to the Ray dis Ltriet. He will probably remain in OiODe TUT stNtidi Ndg D.
 NEW MANAGER-T. R. Drummond of Los Angeles arrived here last night for the purpose, it is said, of taking charge of the Inspiration Copper com Ipany as general manager.
 BACK FROM FL PASo-W. c. Del zell returned to Globe last night, after a visit to Fl Paso. Delzell IS one oi the popular employees of the Western Union company.
 LOSES WIFE-According to com lmunieation received yesterday, Mrs. J I A. Long, formerly of this city, died al iher home in Lexington, Mo, last week IThe husband of the deceased worked II IGlobe as barber, some time ago, anC has many friends here who will extenC their sympathy.
 NOT GLOBE BoYs-Although it wal
 feared that the two boys who wer'
 burned to death in the Lordsburg jail
 Monday night, were sons of local con
 tractor, it was learned yesterda,
 through telegraphic advices received b.
 the father, that the young men wer
 not residents of Globe.
 GOES TO PHOENIX Attorney Gee
 J. Stoneman left yesterday morning 10
 Phoenix, to be present at the cominl
 territorial examinations for admission
 to the bar. MT. Stoneman is chairman
 of the territorial board of legal exam
 iners.
 Don t miss the dance of the Mort Globe Pleasure club, Saturday night. RYE COPPER STOCK Subscribe for Rye Copper stock whil you can get it, and own an interes in the largest copper mine in Arizons rxs@