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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
Freight Manager of Espee Is Sure Better Facilities
 Will Soon Come

Accompanied by number of vel known railroad men, H. A. Jones, freight traffic manager of the Southern Pacific, arrived here yesterday after noon on a special train, on what is his first visit to Globe
 Accompanying Mir. Jones are R. $. Stubbs, ard F. A. Macon of the genera freight and passenger office of the Ran dolph system, and Frank Booth, Mir. Jones private secretary.
 This morning the party will visit Mi ami and inspect the new line which has been built to the thriving Globe suburb. This inspection trip will be short and it is expected that the visitors will depart for Bowie and western points before noon.
 Mir. Jones greeted the Silver Belt very cordially last night, when seen ou his private ear.
 ''I am very favorab,y impressed with Globe, from what I have seen. of it
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
TELEPHONES WILL 8 BE INSTALLEDNBY
 TRAIN DISPATCHER
hlf, Texas < Western Will Try New System

eHICAGO, January I2.-The Gulf. as < Western is installing the tele- re for train dIspatchrng ,n I,s ,...t tween Jacksboro and Benjamin, Tex
 This is a new road, located to the |thwest of Fort Worth and joining Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf and
 Wichita Valley railroads at Jacks b and Seymour The line is lu5 |es long and has adopted the most Bern method of handling its trains Telephone.
 he telephone apparatus was pur- Bed from the manufacturers of tho hdard telephones used by the Bell nem. The line is constructed of hard Iwn copper wire. The example of road is being followed now by by short lines under construction. f telephone has simpliied the opera D of the roads to such an extent that
 problem of opening new line i1 |hltherto undevelOped country is 'le much easier, especially for the Irating officials.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, Correspondsn

erection of q fourroom cottage of an attractive sty,e on his prounds on NJ. street.
 In Thatcher s. w. Baird is about to build a four-room cottage of cement blocks north of the school house.
 R. E.. Lee Wixon is having plans made for four-room cottage of cement blocks opposite the new academy.
 Miss Mabel Gault and oJhn Buchan- an of Globe will give a rec tai in Saf. ford next Saturday evening in the Bird. no building. Miss Gault is pianist of acknowledged ability and MT. lilchan. an s Scotch ballads are worth hearing.
 The whist club wi meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Berry Tester.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
P|NCHED fOR FRAUD
Woman Charged with Try ing to Beat Creditors While
 Running Restaurant

As the result of her alleged actions attempting to conceal property with atent { O defraud her creditors, Miss NJ. \. Read, who formerly conducted res taurant in North Globe, was arrested at Bowie yesterday on complaint of M. l.. Brown.
 Brown claims that Miss Reed is in dcbted to him to the extent of over $2O0, for groceries and supplies pur- chased from him. She had made no effort to pay before she left the city, he claims and as the result, a warrant for her arrest was sworn out.
 The woman was arrested at Bowie by Deputy Sheriff Prewitt. She will be brought back to Globe this evening, in charge of local deputy, for an off cial examination into the charges which have been preferred against her.
 Today try A Cuban Clay
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
SUCCESSOR NAMED
 FOR PINCHOT

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 12- Hehry s. Graves, director of the Yale forest school, was appointed by Presi- dent Taft today to succeed Clifford piachot as chief forester Albert F. Fotter, at present acting forester, was appointed associate forester.
 The new forester and associate arc hoth known as PinChot men. Both havC sersed under Piuchot and are in sym pathy with his Tcicy of administrl- tiCh.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

tll such annual election or until such special election William A. Eaton shall be president of said corporation; II. B. fryberger, wee president, and H. c. Fulton, secretary and treasurer. Two or more O. the offices above specified herein, other than the board of direc. tors, may be held by one and the same person, except the office of president. first vice president, and second vice president and except the offices of sec retary and treasurer
 ARTICLE V.
 The number of the shares of the cap- ital stock of said corporation shall be one million and the amount thereof shall be five dollars each and shall be paid for in either property, money or services as the board of directors shall elect, and sad stock shall be subscribed for at such times and in such amounts as may be prescrlDed by the board of directors.
 ARTICLE VT.
 This corporation may commence doing business when five per cent of it's stock shall be subscribed for.
 ARTICLE VII.
 The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this corporation shall at any time be subject shall be five million dollars.
 In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this goth day of July, A. D. 1909.
 WILLIAM A. EATON (SeaD
 H. B. FRYBERGER (SeaH
 H. C.. FULTON lSeaH Signed, sealed and delivered in pres. enee of M. c. Barnett Wm. P. Harrison
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
WO BOYS KILLED |BY HAUNTED MAN

>EW YORK, January l2.-A black 'rded man drew an automatic pistol afternoon and fired five shots into 'rowd of school boys who had been h'lng hlm. Robert Lomas, aged 6, Shot n the heart and died instant.
 Arthur Shlvcly, aged 6, was shot in
 left lung fatally.
 Three hundred and fifty policemen posse of citizens are hunting the n. The woods near by is enciTcIed Harlem river picketed, but the man ' nave slipped into a downtown sub. y train and escaped.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
RST REPORT OF DESTRUCTION OF
 RED MEMS TOWN

D. C., January l2.- first official report of the destruc- of the Indian village of Supai, in Hona. hv wall of water twenty high. on January I, was received hhe bureau of Indian affairs, from Irles F.. C3e, superintendent of the rasuuai Indian school, today.
 ,oc states that the flood, caused by Ridden melting of SHOW, burst the res.
 Dirs draining the basin and swept eugh the village. All buildings were l, ,t away. but employees of the school aped. One death has been reported.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
CALL OF DIRECTORS MEETING

A special meeting of the board of d. reetors of the MONTEZUMA COPPER MINING COMPANY is called to meet in Room l2, Globe Office Building, at s O clock D. m., on the l7th day of Jan uary, 1910, for the purpose of re-es- tablishing certain minutes of the Com pany, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
STATE OF MINNESOTA

County of St. Louis, ss.
 On this 10th day of August, 1909. be. fore me, n notary public within and for said county, personally appeared Will. jam A. Eaton, H. B. Fryberger and H C. Fulton to me known to be the Der. sons described in and who executed the foregoing certificate of incorporation and they severally acknowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed.
 (Notarial Seal) NJ. G. BARNETT
 Notary rublic, St. Louis, Co.,. Minn. My commission expires May 5, 1912. Filed for record in this office August II, 1909.
 JULIUS A. SCHMAHL, Secretary of State.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

before the board, and all members of the Board are notified of said meeting and requested to attend the same. Globe, Arizona, January 10th, A. D., 1910.
 LYMAN c. WOODS,
 President. First publication January II, 1910.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
RIG SHOW AT THE IRIS

Hesse and Williams, singing and musical act, and the Blanchards in 2 comedy sketch. New pictures and soDgs, tonight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESoTA-DEPART MENT OF STATE


 l, Julius A. Schmahl, Secretary of State of the State of Minnesota. do hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy with record of inc orIginai instrument in my office of Ger tihcate or incorporation of Cactus Cop per Company, filed August II, 1909. and recorded in Book R-3 of Incorpora- tions, on page 70S, and that said copy IS a true and correct transcript of said record and of the whole thereof.
 In Testimony Whereof | have here unto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State at the Capitol in saint Paul, this thirty-frst day of December. A. D. nineteen hundred and nine.
 tSeal) JULIUS A. SCHMAHL.
 Secretary of State. First published January 9, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

"'s" ""Snlng masks, wigs or eos. nc, lCs Tor mask ball, call al house rear N jestic theatcr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
ANDIEs AT REDUCED PRICES

., .' Adams Confectionery are selling ,"Gf candles at l0c to 25c per ID. .uctiors. Buy BOW.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
Notice of Sheriff's Sale

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CHA.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

NEW FHIVAIE UFFCE UT PRESIDENT TN WHITE HUUSE ANNEX White
 
 magistrate The presidents which The furnishings of the mahogany greeniSh the father which was recently found in the White House had The offices from his. trip the Pacific
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30

We prepay delivery charges on purchases c
$500 and over within radius OF 100 miles.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30

the orders have been so carefully pre-
pared that even the dulIest agent could
not get his action wrong, then the
commissioners are allowed to make
show OF reaching decision. We say
this with the kindest feelings for the
Commissioners, who are not to blame
for the ignorance and simplicity with
which nature has endowed them. We
say it because we want it understood
that the refusal to give the Republican
taxpayers of this county the ben fit
of the proper public information, for
which they are made to pay just the
same, is not SO much an act OF the
County Commissioners as it is OF the
Crothers regime, and is a petty effort
to stab the WHIG This last aspect
OF the matter only gives us the keen
est enjoyment We want to receive
every possible manifestation OF the
Crothers political animosity. We be-
lieve that the Crothers-Tucker Ma
chine is curse to this community; we
have seen it sap the manhood OF some
of our citizens who claim, or ought to
claim. some measure OF self lf-respect.
We have seen it outrage the moral
feelings OF our neighDors and friends.
We have seen it commit political in
decencies that no man can condone,
who has the remnant Of a civic con-
science. We have seen it attempt to
cover its sins from the public gaze by
parade OF hypocritical pretense that
can not fail to disgust those who hate
shams and despise the hypocrite. All
these things we have seen and KNOW.
Hence we have spoken-spoken plain
ly, strongly. We shall continue to do
so. II this Crothers- Tucker machine
magines it can stop our speech by
petty attacks along financial lines, it is
entitled to another guess. We have
never seen the day when a dollar
mark could terrify us We know how
to be poor. from long. hard expert
ence. and we always preferred the
poor man. with his self respect. to the
servilc slave of the moncylust We
also know how 10 ioht-always did:
and. thakning God that we are able
just now to stand fight without fear
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30
THE WORST YET

+ anybody has entertained any
doubt about Go hernor C'Gthera
control OF Our county affairs,
last Friday performance ouS!t 10
certainly dispel that doubt 1t was the
most open and deliberate exhibition OF
such control which the county has
ever witnessed; Tor on that day the
County Commissioners actually held
their meeting and transacted their
public business in Mr., Crothers' office.
The Governor arrived in the morning
and before he left the obcdient Com
missioners had appointed the asses
sors for the county, had elected Mr..
Manly Drenncn Clerk OF the Board OF
Review, had selected new roads tor
permanent improvement, and had
made it perfectly plain and public that
Mr.. Crothers has full, complete con-
troll OF county affairs This fact will
not be at ali Objectionable to some Of
our people; it will be to a great many
others, who will learn it with surprise
and Indignation. Because 1t will be re-
membered that Messrs. Deshane and
Griffith pulled through as Commis-
sioners, at last Fails election, only by
leading many people to bcheve that
they were entirely free and ndepen-
dent OF the Crothers dlctation Pearce
has never posed as anything else than
a Crothcrs follower, and is not, there
fore, open to the criticism oi dupli
city Griffith and DeShane have, h Nv
ever, manufactured sympathy and Sc
cured no little support by pretending
to be absolutely Tree from the Gro
thers influence. while at the same time
showing themselves just the opposite
in their conduct. In i&ct. this hold
ing of the Commissioners meeting II
the Crothcrs Office, instead OF i'll the
Court House. and holding ii so sec
ret,y IS to not even have their clerk or
the minutes, is the most outrageous
exhibition Oi political boSsiSm to which
the county was ever Subjected III Its
history; and Gc;;iiith and Deshane can
not escape the odium which attaches
to such conduct No other Board o
County Commissioners has ever sc
openly and ilagrantly Haunted the fact
before all eyes that the Commissioners
office and the county affairs are entire
ly in the hands OF boss whom the
people have repeatedly rcpudiated il
this county.
Much can. oi course, be excused tc
Messrs. Griffith and Deshanc on the
score OF their unusual dullness. But
even that cannot excuse them Tor the
offense To public decency in leaving
the public offices which are appointed
for the transaction OF public business
in order to transact that business in Z
formal and official manner in the back
office OF a political master.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30
JUST WHERE WE STAND

VIIERE it not ior the gross un
wv fairness of ii all to the large
Republican element of our
county, we should only smile at the
decision oi the County Commission
ers to not publish the local laws per
tain,lg to the county in the CECIL
WHlG. lime out Ol mind it has been
the custom OF the public officials TO re-
cognize their Obligations to the who're
citizenship and not to a partisan Gle
ment only, and therefore to give prop
er public information i'll at least one
paper OF each political party. This
would oi course be the only decent
and just thing to do, where public OF
iicials recognize their public obliga-
tons. They are not the officers oi
party, but the officers oi the whole
people oi the county, receiving their
support from Republican and Demo-
crate taxpayers alike, and owing pub
lie duty to every element OF the com
munity without respect to partisan
feelings We do not say this for the
benefit OF the present County Com
missloners, for we have no idea that
their mental capacity is equal to un
derstanding it, and our reasoning
would be wasting sweetness on the
desert air We only say it to show
the principle which has hitherto gov
erncd our public officials when cam
paigns we're over and candidates elect
ed were become public servants. We
are now, however, living under dii-
ferent code. We are enjoying the full
swing OF the Crothers- Tucker regime
and no man, familiar with the signiA-
cance OF that phrase. can expect to
find any regard for deccncy or fair
ness where that regime prevails. We
are not tempted to make anything
more than periunctory reference to
the County Commissioners themselves
because we know perfectly well that
they do not count The county simply
pays these amiablc and quite ignorant
gentlemen. ST. they seem to think, to
record the Crohcrs decisions The
Governor himself can never be too
busy to arrive in Elkton when there
is any matter to be decided by the
County Commissioners that may affect
his polit:ca, fortunes, and after they
have gotten their orders in such mat
tiers from the CrothcrS office and after
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30

Ior favor, we propose to keep ham
mering away at this Crothers-T Tucker
Machine, so long as its blighting I'M
fluence is upon this county. And that,
we think, will not be for long When
machine is reduced to such tricks as
It had to use in the last campaign, when
II is despised by every man OF average
intelligence and independence who
has come to know it closely, when
even its own henchmen in moments OF
weary disgust at its methods, speak
out their soul in bitter denunciation,
when all these signs OF the times are
in the sky, it looks as i the life Of this
machine were not for long But whe-
ther it live or die. we continue to en-
joy the self-respect Of despising and
denouncing it. and if our course costs
US something financially, we are glad to
pay the costs.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30
THE Baltimore News OF Saturda,

THE Baltimore News of Saturday
last calls attention to the fact that, tho
the State Road Commission is well
into the third year OF its existence,
up to this time the expenditures OF
the $5,ooo,ooo fund and the records OF
the greatest public Improvement the
State OF Maryland has ever undertaken
have been confined to single cash
book and plain bank books. There
are not any ledgers or journals or the
other books that go to make up an or.
binary business accounting machine
This is the want OF business judgment
(to say the leasD to which we have
been calling attention for year or
more. But thus far the people OF the
State seem to have been little inter-
ested in the matter and Chairman
John NJ Tucker has had things his
own way Now, it seems, the Balti-
more Audit Company is about to or
ganize the Office.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30
LOCAL NEWS

There will be preaching at Jones
Chapel tomorrow at 7:.3o O'Clock.
The 400 acre "Drummond Farm"
in Middle Neck, will be offered at pub
lie sale, in two parts, at the Middle
town Hotel, at p. m, to-day
"A strawberry festival for the bene-
fit OF Union Hospital will be held there
by the Ladies Auxiliary Committee
on the evenings OF June 4 and 5. Cen
eral cooperation in invited by the
Committee
The entertainment given by the
pupils Of North East High School
yielded $50.
The Jewish Feast OF the Passover
began Oh Saturday evening and
end tomorrow.
Bell Telephone linemen have been
at work stringing copper wires from
Middletown to Centreville.
-Barnum & Bailey's famed circus
is billed at Wilmington for Friday.
May I.3.
Gilbert Scott, OF Legisville, who
lost the sight OF one eye several years
ago, struck his head against feed
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30

answering state Saw advertisement in" Cecil Wing.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30
New Leaves,
New Flowers,
New Colors.

Why not new Clothes? We
have them in every size and
price for Men and Boys. New
est styles, best makes and
qualities, and all at moderate
prices. Suits for Little Boys,
at So to So; Boys, So to $I2;
High School Boys, SIS to $I8;
Young Men, $40 to SIS, and
Men, SIS to $50. Spring Over
coats, Raincoats, Slip-ons,
Fancy Vests and Odd Trous-
ers in all sizes. Newest Hats,
Shirts, Neckwear, Plain and
Fancy Hose and Shoes in all
sizes for Men, Young Men,
Boys and Little Boys. Don't
forget our new Tailoring De
partment. Suits to order
from $50 up; !. Trousers, S.,
Spring Overcoats, from $40;
Full Dress, Tuxedo and Prince
Albert Suits, from $50. Cut,
make, fit and trimmings guar
anteed.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30


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for .T. Samp ndin ntucto ree
man II
world alagenw nchn
only. III work
WILLIAMS COMPANY 2515 Street, Chicago, H.
state Saws dverisem ement tim rcciW 2apr3w
The Cecil Whig., 1910-04-30

National Bank of EIIIioII
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts. S64i 799 20
overdrafts, secured aud unsecured rs z3'
U. 5. Bonds to secure circulation ..-< &oNQ6O0I
Bonds, securities. etc.. 33I, ,o7x ~
Ranking house, furniture. fixtures. ~. .o0 o.
Due from National Banks tnot reserve
agents. j 1888 81:
Due from approved reserve agents. 80. 96. f22 Al
Sofss Il fod ofhsl siss saiioas Sssa i'ss
Fractional paper currency. nickels and
cents..........-..... 3JZ IS
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank. viz: M
Specie e..s.......s.......... SIS .164 20
Lega1-tender notes 4,515 90 637S9 90
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer Is a
IS per cent. of circulaton) ...s-,... z5o000
Total................ s.. .zos ST s6
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ..........-...,.. $4,000 90
surplus fund .:..-.-....... .......: 100000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid .......................... 93.589 80
National Bank notes outstanding ...... 4s,500 90
Due to other National Banks......... 4,6s6 9S
Due TO Trust Gem oanes and Savings
Banks.--... IL i03
adRs,s s0ss5 o a s
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 206 ,327 sc
State OF Maryland County OF ceciil SIS:
/. Chas. b. Finley. Cashier Of the above-namcd
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge aud
belief. ~
cHAs. B. FINLEY. Cashier.
correct-Attest:
cHAS. NJ. ELLIS.
FREDERICK T. HA1NIsS,
FRANK r. SCOTT.
apr 9-4t Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this I'd
JOHN W. ANTHONY. Notary Public.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
By Marjorie Daw

KIT HAVE married a husband and
therefore I can not come" Such
\ was the eternal refrain that met
my ears at each visit to the young
matrons of my acquaintance. This was
the answer that blocked every effort to
stir them up to some enthusiasm or
participation in the interests of the
big outside world. The Mossback Mo-
tiff" called 1t, in savage resentment at
the nonresponsiveness of once sympa-
thetic spirits. And 1 longed to affix my
o K to those heretical sayings of Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson anent the narrow
ing influence of comfortable married
life But I wouldn't restrict them as
he does to the male half of the partner
ship.
The gist of his observations is this:
'In marriage a man becomes slack and
selfish and undergoes a fatty degener-
alton of his moral being. He is so COM
Portable and happy that he begins to
prefer comfort and happiness to every
thing else on earth, his wife included"
After my house to house canvass in the
realm of welded bliss I concluded that
rate in the first few years.
tate-her fat and her wedding pres
ents-fill her mind and she abandons
her old interests, her old friendships,
her premarita1 accomplishments and
philanthropic enthusiasms. Closer and
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

closer she draws the dead line" till 1t
includes naught but Darby and self,
servant problems, cutglass, berry bowls
and silver salad forks. To let thought
escape beyond these limits is, according
to her conjugal code of ethics, little
short of treason.
Before marriage Gladys and Ethel
had flung themselves with benevolent
ardor into all sorts of noble causes
from certified milk and Juvenile courts
to social settlements and public, play
grounds. But now they received my
newest enthusiastic schemes with the
zest of a fiapjack and the responsiveness
of stone wall. Safe and snug in their
citadels of personal well being, they
turned deaf ear to all the cries with
out. Tapped in lethargic content, they
drifted slowly but surely to atrophy of
their bigger, broader humanity
There is Edith, too, once the faithful
est of churchwomen, a militant Chris
tian of the old school and a teacher of
a Sunday school class. After marriage,
what a change is therei Religious fer
vor "faints on warm hearthstone" and
she abandons all her old duties and
charitable interests. She has married a
husband, she'd have you know, and
therefore she can not come to the house
of the Lord
Worst of all is Celia-"St. Cecilia" as
we named her in the old boarding
school days, for her great gifts of
music. Her parents, by dint of much
toiling and saving and scrimping, had
accumulated enough to send her to Ger
many and after five years in Leipsic she
returned to us a finished product of the
conservatory-a virtuoso to delight our