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fed hogs has also been received. These pOrkers are among the best ever shipped here and prove entirely satisfactory.
 Owing to the lack of rain during the winter and the resultant scarcity of grass on the ranges, few cattle in Gila county are in condition for slaughter at the present time. On the eastern ranges, however, cOnoluons have been the reverse and beeves that have been shipped in have proven to be of ex- cellent quality.
 Manager Max C. Bonne of the Pi- oneer market has been quicK to grasp the local situation and in order that his patrons need hot suffer by reason of the scarcity of local beef, has begun shipping in cattle from the eastern ranges. From the appearance of the animals which have just been received, this move was wise one and he should not only retain his old patronage, but extend his field of trade by his fore sight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
GOcial :: Circles: NJ By Nora Hefley
FRATERNA1 BROTHERHOOD NEWS


 A most enjoyable and enthusiastic meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood was held at Miners Union hall last night. The attendance was unusually large and Julius Reiser was taken in as new member.
 Since A. D. Vandergriff, D. s. F., has been in the field, the order has under. gone wonderful growth and now has a staff of officers which would prove creditable to any lodge and of which it may indeed be proud.
 The meetings are to be held week, ly and much interest is expected on account of the establishment of an honor roll. The membership was equal ly divided and with Mrs. Henry Reyney as captain of the side called the gold and Mrs. Phillips as captain of the silver, strict record of attendance is to be kept for five consecutive weeks at the end of which time the side hay ing the best regular attendance is to be given banquet by the losers. Each captain is determined to have her side win and if enthusiasm counts for any thing, it is unwise to predict which side will be victor, as l59 is certainly alive with young hustlers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
STAFFORD NEWS BUDGEI |
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, Correspondent

Maury Grider left for Globe yester, day afternoon.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. $. Williams of Pima the fore part of the week, baby girl.
 Forest Supervisor T. T, Swift, re- turned from business trip to Camp In ception Friday evening. He was accom-. panied by Ranger George Birdno.
 The new Citizen s bank at Thatcher which the management expects to have open for business the first of May, has installed 400 candle power light.
 Thursday evening the seventh grade of the public school in Thatcher enter. tained the eighth grade at the school house The evening was pleasantly sltnt in playing games interspersed with music and the consumption of ice cream and waters. Several of the teach, CTS were present.
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SAFFORD, April 16.-A. l.. Wads- worth was an incoming passenger from Pasadena yesterday afternoon.
 Sidney Mashbir was called to Fort Thomas, Thursday, to survey a new ditch for the Hubbard ranch at that place.
 J. D. Hartzler moved his family to town several days ago from Lebanon. They have apartments in the J. M. Eos ter building.
 C. F. Robbins of Solomonville, left yesterday for Morenei, where he has obtained employment with the shannon Copper company. The family of MT. Robbins win join him s the near future.
 Charles F. solomon returned yester. day morning from Globe where he had spent several days on business.
 II. Harkey arrived in Stafford yester- day from San Antonio, Texas.
 Frank A. Saner of Globe is busi- ness visitor in the city.
 The Thatcher public schools gradu- ated nineteen boys and girls at Amuse- ment hall Friday evening. The young people came up in body this morning to have their pictures taken at the Will. Hams studio in Stafford.
 Mrs. William Nelson entertained a party of young people one evening this week with cards.
 The Stafford school team went to Sol omOnville Friday afternoon to play bah with the county seat school boys. When the game was nearly ended a sad accident happened to one of the Solomonville boys. As Denzel Thorpe was making a home run he came in viO- lent contact with Ben Ryan, who was thrown down and had his leg broken just above the ankle. The boy was put into an automobile and taken home where Dr. Lacy set the bone. The ball game was finished with a score of II 10 in favor of Stafford.
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+ i. + < + + + + + + l. # + + l. + + * PERSONAL MENTION + + i. + + + i. + + + + + + + l. + +

Mrs. George H. Smalley is reported quite i'll this week.
 Judge J. F. Hechtman has returned to this city after short visit to Roose- welt.
 Mrs. Walter Richards, who has been spending some time in Globe, left this morning for Denver, Col.
 Mrs. Hattie Day and children of Black Warrior, left yesterday morning for an extended visit ill Texas.
 Rev. D. c. Williams has returned from visit to Tucson, where he attend ed the Arizona Baptist convention. E. w. Henderson, who has been in this city for a few days on business, has returned to his ranch on Pinto creek.
 J. s. Miles, county road superinten- dent, has returned to this city after an inspection trip to the northern part of he county.
 Attorney George J. Stoneman will leave for Phoenix this morning, to at tend meeting of the, territorial rail way commission.
 Census Supervisor F. F. Towle re- turned to this city last night after an extensive trip through the territory on official business.
 Mrs. J. H. Welch, of South Broad street, who was operated on at the county hospital, is doing nicely and will leave Sunday.
 Mrs. Mollie Selchoir underwent a second serious operation yesterday at the county hospital and is doing as well as could be expected.
 Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy left yester-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
EVENING PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Wightman were the recipients of pleasant surprise last night, when a number of friends dropped in entirely unexpectedly and made the evening one of pleasure for all who had the good fortune to be present
 During the evening, games, music and other forms of entertainment were pro vided for the guests, refreshments be- ing served at the conclusion of the af- fair.
 Those present, aside from the host and hostess, were: Mir. and Mrs. J. w. wentworth, 4ur. and Mrs. William Burke, MT. and Mrs. Albert Altwies, Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Merriam, MT. and Mrs F. C. Jacobs, MT. and Mrs Harry Knight, 4ulss Zimmer and Robert Reihl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
FRESH BEEF SUPPLY
Pioneer Market Gets Five Carloads of Meat From
 Eastern Markets

To supply the local market with the best of fresh meat, during the local Shortage, the Pioneer market, during the past week, has received five car loads of beef and pork from the east.
 Four carloads of prime grass fed steers have been received from the east and will be slaughtered here, to supply the local market. The animals are in unusually good condition and should supply steaks of an excellent quality.
 In addition, carload of Kansas corn
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day morning for Phoenix in order to be present at the meeting of the Ari- zona Medical association.
 Dr. G. A. Brownfield and family of Lincoln, Neb., arrived in Globe last night and will leave this morning for Miami, at which place he will establish dental parlors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
DON'T MURMUR DANCE

The dance given by the Don t Murmur club last evening at the chamber of commerce room was one of the most successful and enjoyable in the history of the club.
 The room was beautifully and taste. fully decorated and the floor was per feet. Globe $ orchestra of colored mu. sicians furnished such music as only that quartet is capable of. Delicious punch refreshed the dancers throughout the evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
EMINENT AUTHORITIES SAY

That outdoor exercise is needed by the American people. That all very well, but how can people with rheumatism follow that advicef The answer is very slmple-use Ballard s Snow Liniment and the rheumatism will go, leaving you as spry as a colt. Gives quick ana per manent relief from rheumatism, neu- ralgia, lame back and all pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
POSTPONED PLEASURE TRIP

George Rose, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Rose, Miss Maud Rose and Mrs. Mallory, were to have left for Roosevelt yesterday morning, but on ac- count of breakdown in the mecha- nism of the Rose touring car, the trip had to be postponed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
GOSPEL TENT ANNOUNCEMENT

The theme of the discourse tonight will be, "The History of Europe Cover ing the Past Twenty-Five Hundred years as Outlined in the Prophecy of Daniel, 7." This prophecy deals es- pecially with the Dark Ages, and reach es our own time, throwing much light on the special work of the gospel for today. It is interesting, educative and very important. You are invited to ask questions. Song service, 7:45; sermon, s.
 EVANGELISTS BOND & NIXON.
 Cor. Maple and East Sts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature in driving all i'm, purities out of the system, insuring a free and regular condition and restor- ing the organs of the body to health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
OLD TIMERS, DANCE

The early residents of Globe were to have given an cold Timers 7 dance at Clark's Pavilion last evening, but it has been postponed on account of the death of MT. Hugh Higdon, which oc- cured yesterday afternoon
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
DINNER PARTY

On Friday evening Mrs. George J. Stoneman of 432 Mesquite street en- tertained with dinner party in honor of Mrs. Andrus of Safford and Mir. and Mrs. Newt Robinson of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Several members of the Katydid Whist club, with Miss Susan Kavan, augh as chaperon, rode out to Miami yesterday to be the guests of little Miss Olive Lawton, who received in honor of her birthday Quite number of dainty gifts were given as expressions of their love and friendship by these little friends. After spending most pleasant time, all returned to the city
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

All accounts due Snute x Higdon that are not settled on or before April l5, 1910, will be placed in the hands of our attorney for collection.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul.

Headaches come and go.
 These symptoms show that your stom- ach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church


 Sabbath school, 10 a. m; c. E. hos pital service at 3 p. m.; Christian En. deavor meeting, 2 p. m.
 Mid-week service Wednesday, p. m Ladies' Aid society Thursday, 2s3C p. m. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs C. A. Garden, Second street, south of Ash street.
 There will be no church service owing to the absence of the pastor Rev. H. P Cory at the meeting of the Presbytery of southern Arizona, at Tucson St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church (The church around the corner.) Sunday school, .9:45.
 Morning service, II. Address by Mrs P. H. Bodkin, representative of the WOman's Home Missionary society il southern California and Arizona. North Globe Sunday school at p. m Epworth league 7 p. m., in the read ing room.
 Evening service, s p. m. Address by Mrs. P. H. Bodkin.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday, ?. m in the reading room.
 The Epworth League Free Readin. and Rest rooms are open daily 9 a. m to 10 D. m. in the annex.
 E. G. DECKER, Pastor. Residence, 1855 East Cedar street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

WASHINGTON D. C., April l6 The resignation MacVeagh 
 
 
  Wickersham to the fort of Secretar Knox
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Christian Science

There will be Christian Science ser vices at Bakery hall Sunday morning al II clock. All are welcome.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
SURPRISE PARTY

The friends of little Miss Marguerite Grice celebrated her ninth birthday an niversary last evening, with surprise party. A very merry time was had and all departed with wishes for many more such happy days for their little hostess.
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st. John's Episcopal

Services in courtroom at courthouse Third Sunday after Easter, April IT, Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morning prayer, Il a. III.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
The First Baptist Church Hill and Oak streets.

HfII and Oak streets. 10 a. m.-Sunday school. II a. m.-Sermon by Dr. A. l.. Wads worth, field editor of the Pacific Bap tist, of Portland, Ore.
 12:1O p. Brotherhood meeting. 7 p. m.-Young People $ meeting. 8 p. m.-Sermon by Dr. Wadsworth Wednesday, s p. m.-Training class Everybody welcome.
 B, c. WILLIAMS, Pastor. Office: 153 South Hill street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
MATINEE PARTY

The Mccarthy children and little Marion Murd, accompanied by Hes danes Mccarthy, Sturgeon and hurd, enjoyed the matinee yesterday alter noon at Martin s theater.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
TEACHERS MEETING

The regular meeting of the teac hers of the Globe public schools was helG Friday afternoon at the Central school building
 Superintendent Smith conducted the meeting, the subject for discussion De. ing "The Meaning of Correlation. /, The lesson was quite interesting and the remarks by the different teachers were highly instructive.
 Plans for the close of school were discussed and it was decided to allow each grade teacher to determine the nature of her program for closing excr- cises.
 The next regular meeting for Friday two weeks will be disposed with and will have substituted in its place a talk by Henry R. .Pattengill of Lans- ing, Mich.
 Mir Pattengill, who was for several years state superintendent of public in- struction in Michigan, is making Ice turing tour through the west. The sub feet of his talk to the Globe teachers will be "Inspire or Expire" and much benefit is expected to be derived from indication of the stirring truths which should sink into all minds dealing with educational problems.
 Mir. Pattengill will be in Globe from May to May 9, and while here, will deliver lecture whose subject will be announced later.
 HYMENEAL
 A wide circle of friends of Mir. Lewis Tyler will be pleased to learn of his engagement to Miss Mary Welch, who has recently come from the east.
 Mir. Tyler has lived here for many years and is now local representative of the Globe Liquor Dealers Supply company.
 No definite date has been set for the wedding, but it will probably take place some time in June. After short honey moon trip to California Mir. and Mrs Tyler will return to Globe and will bC at home to their friends at their place on Bone avenue.
 Mir. Tyler's friends, and he has g host of them, especially the boys of the Lantin house where he has made his home so long, will all join in wishing him and his fancee world of happi ness in their matrimonial venture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

TO JOIN HOUSE PARTY
 M. L. Naquin and family left yester, day for Geronimo, to be members of the house party at Wightman $ ranch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
|NFORMAC|ON MUND|AL.


Paris, mayo 2l.-Hoy presldlo NJ.
Millerand, mlnistro de Obras Pd-
blicas, Ia prlmera conferencla inter
nacional de navegaci6n aerea, reu-
nida en- ell ministerio de Relacionas
Exteriores.-El vice-a,mirante =
Marches, prefecto maritime de Brest
ha ordenado permanezca a medi-
asta el pabellon en- los barcos de CUE
ira y en- los edihcios publicos hasta
Ell viernes 81 de mayo, con motlvo de
las exequias del rey Eduardo. La
misl6n militar china aslstl6 aver tar
de en- Vincennes las manlobras de
la guar nicion de Paris.
Tolon, mayo 2l.-El crucero ame
ricano Mem York lego aqui aver.
Permanecera en- este puerto unos
diez dfas. Los marineros baiaron d
terra esta tarde y esta noche. FL a.
corazado frances Patrie ha dado un
bale en- honor de los ofciales del
New York. Mas de 500 personas han
tornado parte en- la fiesta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
Ia |NDUSTR|A
1ABACALERA.
FL .negocio de la hoja
en- la India esta con-
tralizado.
La compania anglo-ame-
ricana de Bonn bay acapa
"a todo el producto en-
aquel vasto innperio.
Los cigarros y cigarrilios estan
sustituyendo al tosco "huk.
ka.'

La revista Ell tabaco de Cuba trae
en- su ultimo ndmero Ia s:guiente
informacion:
"La compahia Ang!o-Amer:cana
de Tabaco en- Bombay controi;za
por complete la Importation de este
producto en- la India. Las contadas
fabricas Independence troplezan
con muchas dlficultades para CONT
nuar ell lnegociado con tan fuerte opo
sicion.
Hay una Importation gcande de
cigarr;llos monopolizada por esta
Compania, la cual tiene fabr!cas en-
Mogir y en- Bengala y ha comprado
terrenos para dediearse al cult!vo de
su propio tabaco. La fabrication de
Tabaco es una industria que prone
te en- la India. Los naturales fuman
casi desde su ninez y Ia tendencia es
la de abandonar el tosco "hulkka"
por los cigarros y cigarrillos. Segdn
las establishes oficiales, Ia extension
de terreno tabacalero es de unas
1,7OO millas cuadradas, mas de la
mitad estan situadas en- Bengala.
Las masas de hojas de tabacoya Gu
radas son exportadas al extrangero
9 enviadas a Burma para ser mez-
cladas con el tabaco q Sc produce en-
la localidad y manufacturada en- ci-
garrillos.
La importation excede a la expor-
tacion debido principalmente a la
Importation de cigarrillos baratos.
En- Bombay y en- otras grandes ciu-
dades Sc nota mucho la preferencia
que Sc da al consume del cigarrillo.
Los precios de los cigarillos estan
al alcance de todos, habiendo por 10
tanto una inmensa demanda del ar
ticulo, puesto que en- la India, pa
"a los efectos del consume, Sc consi-
dera ante todo la baratura. A pesar
de estas grandes importacioneS, ell
cigarrillo indio, conocido en- Ia loca-
lidad con el nombre de "B1RT" no
hace mas que sostener sus precios,
exceptuandose quizas en- los puer-
tos de mar en- donde no Sc ha te-
nido que pagar flete alguno por su
conducci6n al interior sobre el arti.
culo importando La baratu del Obi.
RI es muy notable pues ell millal
de estos' cigarrillos Sc suelen vendel
a 20 cdntimos y algunas veces haste
a menos precio aun cuanndo ell taba
co que Sc emplea para SUI manufac
tura es traido de Madras y Assam
pero ell salario que Sc paga por en-.
rollar 100 cigarrillos es POGO mas dc
medic centimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
Turguia.

Constantinopla, mayo 21.-La ca
mara de Diputados de Turqma ha
anulado hoy una de sus precedentes
secclones v ha emitido un voto ia
vorable a la pension que debe acor
darte a los maridos de las princesas
de la sangre. Esta pension sera de
2.160 libras turcas. osea unos 10000
frances. Esta cnndeScendencra de Ia
Camara tiene por obieto Obligar al
ministerio q retirar su dimisi6n.
La camara Sc hahia Opuesto al
principle a este Proyecto de pension
so pretexto de que que los interesa
dos gozaban va de empleos lucrati-
vos, 10 que constutuia verdade-as
prebendas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
INFORMATION LAT|NOAMER|CANA.

yla disminucion de la jornada dlaria
PERI.
Lima, mayo 20. -Andnciase que
ell >gabinete ha resuelto aceptar la
proposition hecha por los Estados
Unidos, Brasil y Argentina para un
arreglo entire PERU v Ecuador.
Hoy salio del Callao el transporte
Lima, con un regimiento de arti!ie
ria, medicos, enfermeros y material
de guerra con dest!no a la frontera
del Ecuador. Telegram mas de Ayaba
ca, frontera del PERU, anunclan que
las tropas del Ecuador han sido aper
cibidas en- los alcededores. La amino
sidad entire ambos pafses es grandi-
sima y sus fuerzas mliltares estan
cerca unas de otras.
Panama
Panama, mayo 2l.-Dfcese que to
dos los empleados del canal que esta
ban descansando en- Cartago Costa
Rica) cuando ell terremoto, Sc hailan
sanos y salvos. Este terremoto ha
causado un gran terror en- Panama.
Dfcese que anoche Sc murlo de ME
do una persona. Los habitantes aban
donan sus casas y llenan los parques
y jardines pdblicos.
Nicaragua.
Blufelds, mayo 21.-La canonera
americana Paducah expulso esta ma
mana del puerto de Blufelds la cailo
nera Venus, del partido de Madr'z,
la cual moletstaba a los barcos que
intentaban entrar en- ell puerto.
Ecuador
Guayaquil, mayo 2l.-Se han des
pachado numerosas tropas para la
frontera. Una brigada de artlllerla
bien equipada, esta en- camino de Ma
chala, al sur del Ecuador. Hoy Sc ha
publicado un decreto que convoca al
Congreso en- reunion extraordlnarla.
Las sesiones duraran 15i idfas y en- ese
periodo sera examinada la situacion
actual.
En- ell primer buque que llegue Sc
embarcara para la frontera el primer
cuerpo de ambulancia de la Cruz Ro-
ia.
Colombia sigue ofreciendo sus ser
vicios al Ecuador en- case de guerra
con ell PERT. Entire ell Ecuador y Co.
lombia existe una alianza.
Anunciase que ell general Clement,
instructor mlitar frances, ,ha sido nom
brado comandante en- iefe del ejer-
cito peruano y que el ministro de
la guerra del Peril ha partldo para
la frontera.
Habana, mayo 2l.-Con ell titulo
"movimiento internacional' publ
ca "La Lucha" de esta capital la 81
guiente information:
"Se rumora que en- ell movimiento
racista de Cuba vienen jugando
principal papel, elementos de color
de las antillas proxlmas.
NADIA tendria de extraho que nues
tro gobierno gestione en- breve que
sea re tirado de Cuba algun diplomat
co, q. resultara no grato, por su init
midad manifesto con Estenoz y los
leaders del movimiento racista.."
Por su parte, la Associated Press
publica este cablegrama:
"Port au-Prince, mayo IS.
Gel goberno ha decidido relevar de
SUI cargo de ministro Plenipotencia-
rio de Haiti en- la Habana, al general
Firmin.
Sera trasladado q Berlin Q a Lon
dres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25

Berlin, mayO 2l.-Cuatro aviado-
res fueron vfctimas de accidentes du
rante el concurso de hoy en- Johan-
nistal. Ell danes Thorup v los alema-
mes Thelan v Jeanin no recibieron he
ridas seriss; perO el captain Engel-
bardt quedo herido gravemente. Los
cuatro sparstos Sc romp,erOn. Ell ca
pltan Engelbatdt cs discipuIo de Or
vile Wright. En- diciembre del aiio
pasado sufrio una cafda grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
Sc alquila ] Sc Tende

En- .Puerta de Tiera, Parada c-i-
Has de Ia carretera, Sc slquilan los altos
de una hermOss yyentilada casa. Y ea
Ia misms parada calie de San Agustin. Sc
vende un solar con dos ranchones IN
bonito puesto. Tiene uns masnifica ren
tsy una superic:e cuadrsda de AS me-
ros. In.ormsra Juan J. Caro- Sol 20