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New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
CONDITION OF TRADE
Rradstrast's saws


Irregular weather conditions 4g-Irs is-z.-
y in the trade reports This week. ard ara
held mainly responsible for rle rarnsF
smaller than expected volume n sales -
ported as a whole Sumner rsmpsrarurss
early had a retardtng sCe0r upon reIalt
trade IN seasOuabls goods, ard heavy dry-
goods. wearing apparel and SHOES Vsra
SLOW. but following The arrival er coosr
weather later n rle week some eXpa1slli-
IN sales was noted. PARTICULAR Wesr am
South. Wholesale and JOboruS ousIress cls-
PLAYED the same CaCrIOn and corss1vars11
noted earlier. and house 0uv-ns was ol =
haud-ro-mOuth character. r1ousn repol1
from some Leading markets are o1 vo4a1.
OF trade equal Or superior 70 l2S- Tear- u
some leading wholesale lines. sl-Cn as ee
tons the active buying C10ver1snI o -
last few weeks seems 20 have S-l1Sill7l- -
being varfOusIv attributed 70 pries -
vauCas present o. prCSps~-r-7. cT 70 -
rstr0zrade movement Iu prices Or re -
material following last weeks snaly =
vance Shoe mauUfaC-UrsrS report oII7s
affected hv past unreasonable Valnsr. -
there Is reported slightly better I77ll.
in some lines OF wU-S-eC goods a1d -
wool Is f-v. Crop reports have no. -
Tr1Do--arCe in cOuSids-arlo- n r1s luIlll-s'
part oF the country some time aso 49,
hfrf IN is N he observed thar reports A.
quality of the corn crop ara very zoou
a large area in good condition '~ repoll -, =
winter wheat II rhe South me Cocloh -
movement has been free. and rs -
cooler weather has made for - Si!sh -.
provau7eu- in Southern trade ara c9a'
tons
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Monev on cal
op.ne6 g - pe- cent. highest, 81 per
cent lowest. . per cent. closing. . peT cent.
ruling rate s.. ylar cent Time money was
firm. Rates 4l-64za De- cent for sixty
1e-S 50. De- cent for ninety dsvS and
four months 40 ue- cent for i've ano six
months Mercantile paper was dull Rates.
90 r - pe~ cent for sixty and DIneT- days
lDforEed bills receivable. 5ieG6 per cent
f0- choice four m sis months single names.
6Tr1s Te- cent for others.
FOREIGN EECFE ANGE-The foreign eN-
change market opened strong. with rates
10 l0 ~ u points from yesterdays close 10
S7-s q $50 fo- cables. 5-s67a q ( $3.50 for
demand sterling and 4E9z4 for SiVrv-lsy
bills Short francs We're quoted a. a.l-2s
and short -eiChsua-ks al o. lis. T6e
market closed STEADY
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
DUCK EUNTERSt

To-r1orrops's Tribune will contain an
illustrated story OF the sport OF shooting
Neilo duck from the decks OF fast sailing
yachts anc cst5osts or Long island
Scuno, GsroIner's Bay ana Peconic Bay,
tne only three places ~ the state where
the game laws allow this form OF sport.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
0ur q Review SAYS

~ actual ,--rr--r,s ~ trade ,= Uaf H-a-l
rafUHd and -7e lope-U' business -. -,
which mas been III evidence re -
weeks continues. and thiS .a- ----s-,ssa
ar-uaG and EXPANDED by the rsHla -. -
foreign commerce Statement f'T crl-S--~f-y
-eUOrtinE an excess or exports i-oe---fl
~ s5I. .5S7.o-q the iargeSr for ms -
since 1900 This change tr --e Iol-ssS
,,0r1rra-~e position. taken n ro~1scl u -,
the practically assured bunny 'r 80 -
and the extension 81 the eNrS-l7- = -.
r1eur m regard 70 bills of .sc.uz - - ~
end Of The year. when the 0ll@ '- ~ ~.
ron cr0n win have beer U'a- tete.-. > ~
most hearfUl feature or me ST - -. =
the other hand. the advance Pr .ilr - - a
England rate q discount le = ~. --,,-ss -
unusual and gives rise 70 coi et--'-.ss-~-
~ f-s effect or the money U1ar1elS
"a hero II is moreover. accom-, 2-tlleIt a
deClfre IN ~ons0lS 70 r1e .0V'sS- -. va.
+rr vsa- The local securities rlarAsl -
however. unaffected. and continues = 80.
DI8v fFs recently acquired Strelsls- -
trade IS somewhat aTIecfeC eV nc s-,-s
s0rabIy warm weather bur TVlN.-S .,-is-
most of rhe leading cities are Qlll-s -
factory ard reflect cheerful Tl3N s.ss,srss1~
outlook The d-yEoCdS trade $ ~ ssss a.
Optir-tSti~. particular IN 'i- ~ - -
though the readIusru1ert - o-lcSs s.s.,r 4
ton goods 20 the price 1- -. fl 80
the weeks principal da' aiop''.el-- - ~
branch OF the trade. Increased cIuS-,r-fsf
shoes are reported Ihere = ~ s--sss.
expansion in the iron and sleT- - - O.
r,r1y@r-.err The week g s-a-ts--cS - - 1.Iasr.
present increasing 1ut ti--1i~iia 80 ,.,ll~si
inCs IN New York the las- WesN - ~
only a. per cent, Wili.@ ol.'luSS - -. I
York there was an increase ~ E.. - o.
Railroad 0aruinEs IN r1e rrSt w. We,5, yvs
rOh~T gained Is Der cert ~ - xss
ir -De latest week rorei-n Ss'r17e "a
SIC. -, ,S5+. against Sll.so- - - sf4sSs
526, against SIS.15-.--6 IN 1903 ai'
iN~ 80 zoos
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BANKERS TRAINS RETURN TO-DAY

-Four special trains bearing tho member
oF the American Bankers Association are
eSpe-red 70 arrive st the Grand central
Efstion abou- noon today These trains.
which we're originally made up in New
York carried the four hundred henkers
end their friends II Los Angeles 70 the an
--ra1 meeting They have made 2 trip Of
some eight thousand miles. and or their re-
turn rourneyed through the Daradian
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
NATIONAL GUA7DsMEN

will no doubt De intsr-ste5 n The -i-s.
u-es and description OF tne Hne H-~
rife range provided for -nsr1 oy ire
state az Blauvslt. ~. y, winch WiIi as
pear N to-rrorrov@s Tribune ordsr
your COPY ~ advance
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks N
which there were no transactions yesterday
on tho New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Thursdays.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BONDS.

81 .noO At q & u IS 67ia 6T7 6T7 67li
$1,000 Western Psc SIS. 94i7 94ls a4l4 e+-
-Odd lots 7Sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

Furnished ny J. Thomas Rsinhardt No Is
Broad street New York. and No 81 Devon
shire street Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

ntshed oy Williams. Mcconnell 4 e,,l.-,.-
No so MaI afr-at
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
FURNISHED by Curtis = sausr-. No. a. va
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles ., Bsrney & Co No =
Broad street. New York and No 10 south
4th street Phfiad-Iphfal
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1907
Furnished by srarrvout 3 Apps-zsilsr No 20
p-us ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Furnished by ". n. coler Co. No. a ceda,
street,
(Ac-rusd interest to be added

coupons Interchangeable fHsgistered lCou-
pons sRegistsred and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished oy T. l. DAY a Co.. 40. 81 Wal
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICES
Tgr rRF~To~ LOTTERIES COMPANY.
Trenton. =. j. OcfobeT -, te1O-
DIVIDEND NO -.
A. 2 Meeting of the Board of DtrectoTs: neIa
-his dav dividend ~ ONE PER Nt-N@ +.
Il~-l v-as declared or the Preferred STOCK OF
ne company. PAYABLE o. October .. 1910 To
stoclzholders of record a. o'clock 2 M
October 20. 1910.
T-ansssr Books do not close
c. 2 LAYTON. secretary . treasurer
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.
PhifRdeph October = lSle
-rr Board % Directors has declared ron
sre -er earnings 3 dividend Of per cent on
tre Se-o-d Preferred Stock of the Company, 10
- ~sfS on November 10. 1910 10 the sIockhclc-
e-s 81 record Al the close Of business October
- 1910 checks xiii ne mailed 10 stockholders
u-o have fled dividend orders with the Ireas-
ursr- W . "a 11SJfe, - secreeaI y
anATGaMATED COPPER COMPANY.
- r-oa way. New York, Oct %. 1910
A. q meeting Of rhe Directors OF the Afnei-
rzwsfed Coppe- Company a dividend o. one
Nslr % one Per Cent ~ of TO- WSs oecla-ec,
,1-zbi~ November asrh. 1910 20 stockholoers
= o'clock noon. October Goth 1910
4 Il MEI-TN. Sec-etsry and IreasureT--
TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK
New York. October 18th 1910
A. 2 meeting q the Board o1 Directors OF MS
kzrk b.l6 ro-say. q serai-zrnusl dividend OF
r.. g. Pe- cert the capital stock was
E.-l.--s nsVable November 1st. prozirno. 10
rorl<rol5e-r x record AZ close OF business Octo-
49, WALTER H BENNETT. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
COBALT STOCKS

Furnished BY Warren. Gzowskt & az, \, y,
Broad street,
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Banke-s' posted rates were
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
WILL START DRILL LOOKING F0R
 WATER
City Department Will Erect Rig This Week to Bore
 Down to Bedrock

Within the next two weeks, the work of sinking the new city water well, near the present pumping plant, should be commenced.
 The drilling machinery which was purchased week ago, has been ordered shipped here from Stafford and it should arrive within the next few days. Tim bers for the rig have been ordered and q portion of this lumber was yesterday delivered on the ground.
 Under the direction of D. Wyant, head pumpman at the city pumping plant, the work of erecting the new rig will be commenced within the next few days. This rig will be seventy-two feet in height and of the standard Califor- mia type used for oil drilling. The rig will be so constructed that well may be sunk to a depth of 2,O0O feet if nee essary, although it is expected that the Gila conglomorate can be pierced with a drill hole about l,20O feet deep and a good flow of water assured.
 MT. Wyant hopes to have the rig ready for operation within ten days or two weeks, at the outside.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
MEAT NOW PLENTY;
 CARLOADS COME IN
Max Bonne Scours Country
 to Supply Patrons

During the past week the Pioneer Market has received almost equivalent to train load of beef, hogs, anu nut ton to supply the demands of the people of Globe. For some time past in this section of the country there has been almost total absence of cattle, sheep and hogs in proper condition for slaugh- ter and recognizing that crisis was at hand unless heroic action was taken, Max Bonne, the rustling superintendent of the Pioneer and one of the best cat tlemen in the southwest, set about to relieve the impending meat famine and incidentally to maintain the reputation of the Pioneer Market for keeping the best grade of meats regardless of con dtions. As a result of his research, MT. Bonne picked up a car load of fancy, corn fatted hogs in Kansas City, car of fat muttons from the same stock wards and four cars of prime feed fat steers in the vicinity of Fort Worth, Texas. These purchases all reached the city during the past week. It makes it possible for the Pioueer to supply it's patrons with the verv Test of all kinds of meats and of a higher order than usual, despite the absence of suitable beef cattle, pork and mutton in this section. Mir. Bonne informed the Sil yer Belt last evening that he would keep his market supplied with the best no matter what the outlay in dollars might be.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
RELIEF FOR PHONE
 SUBSCRIBERS Company Promises Good Service on All Lines Dur
 ing This Week

By the middle of next week, there will be relief for the long suffering tele- phone subscriber, who for the past sev- eraI days have been quietly enduring poor service, coming as the result of the change in the system from the old switchboard to the new apparatus.
 Manager Edwards and his crew of as sistants have been working over time in an effort to clear up the system and remedy defects in number of lines throughout the city. In the operation of the new system, the voltage in the wires is increased about a dozen times and if there are any defects in either lines or instruments, the increased "'juice" pressure soon makes this fact known.
 A large majority of the phones in the city are working properly and line trouble is being eradicated with all possible dispatch When all of the lines are working properly and the new switchboard is operating smoothly, the service will not be surpassed anywhere in the territory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SAFFORD
.(Mrs. W. D. French. Correspondent)

SAFFoRD, February 19.-Mrs II. J. Warner entertained yesterday afternoon m honor of her sister, Miss Mary Tucker.
 Amusement was furnished at = Peary' party and was carried out very cleverIy. When the guests were all assembled, they were taken out of doors and told to hunt for hidden ami mals; the north pole and Peary. Each ind counted the number of points writ ten on it's back and the highest score won prize of Teddy bear-Miss Mae Dowdle bearing it off. The North Pole consisted of white satin veil roll and was found also by Miss Dowdle. Peary was represented by pear with - cut in its side and was unearthed by Miss Margaret Robinson. On reetir- ing indoors each guest was presented wl,h an envelope containing pieces of an animal which she was requested to make whole. Then the North Pole was brought out and the one who blind. folded, succeeded in pinning her flag to the top of the pole was presented with a badge and medal, Mrs. J. N '''pihoOH pSlhS tllC outNtsbIul Unt. Ht others drew tor, toy pick and axe, Miss Margaret Robinson winning The table appointments were carried out in the same manner. To the place cards, containing picture of Peary, were at tached ribbons, which when pulled on, brought a miniature North Pole, rep resented by stick of white candy from out bank of snow. The menu consisted of North Pole salad, floating island, snow cake, chocolate, animal crackers and frosted, stuffed dates. Those present were Mesdames N. Strat- ton, Gates, Thum, J. N. Robinson; {; Misses Anglia and Margaret Robinson, Purdum, Wilson, Kelsey, Wardlaw, Bas- siste, Jennings, French, Dowdle
 s. s. Campbell, president of the Lone Star Mining company, was an in coming passenger from Boston last ev ening.
 Joe B. Stratton and wife returned last evening from Clifton, where they were visiting Mr::-and Mrs. J. K. Will Hams.
 The Solomonville schools have gone on picnic today.
 A'ii. anu All D. t'oS isu t'h OI NNht- ral, are moving to Thatcher where they expect to build in the near future.
 Charles Crum has moved his family from Globe to Thatcher, where they are comfortably domiciled in the John Morris house.
 J. J. Birdno, accompanied by his daughter Blanche, left for Globe last evening.
 Mrs. Chas. Davis is i'll.
 A. Pennys was an incoming pas senger from Los Gatos, Cal, last even ing.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Patterson came in overland from Springerville few days ago. Mrs. Patterson is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Gertrude Anderson.
 Last Wednesday afternoon the Knud- sen home in Thatcher was completely destroyed by fire. The house was oc- cupied by the Paterson family and part of it used to store the Knudsen furni- ture, all of which was lost. The fire started from either defective fue or the accumulation of gas in the stove which exploded. No insurance was car ried.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
GLOBE ADJUSTMENTS
TEMPEST AND suNsH1NE,,

At Dreamland last night good house greeted the opening performance of Tempest and Sunshine,' as present. ed by w. F. Mann.
 The production is a dramatization of Mary J. Holmes popular novel of the same name and the story is familiar to nearly everyone, as the book has been very widely read.
 The scenes are laid on a fine old Ken lucky plantation more than half a cen tury ago, when the planters were still masters of many slaves. It is a portray al of the characters of two beautiful young southern girls, sisters, who were in everything the exact opposite.
 The character of Juli, or Tempest, as she was always called, is an exceed ingly difficult one to portray, but Miss De Beau was well adapted to the role and carried it out well, especially the violent outbursts of temper from which she acquired the name Tempest
 Miss Bessie Dunlop made a very good Sunshine, winsome and charming in manner
 Carl Winterhoff as the girl 's father, Joshua Middleton, claimed his share of the hOnOrs. Earle $. Ross and Robert Perrin, as pr. Lacy aind Richard Mil Ter, both had strong parts and won favor with the audience, always in sym pathy with real lover.
 The play might even have been much better than it was had the lateness of the train on which the company ar rived not made it impossible to stage it properly. Manager Alexander deem ed it unwise to hold the audience un- til the scenery could be brought from the station and placed in position. The players also were laboring, under diff ficulties, having been on the road since , o'clock in the morning. Besides they did not have time to have dinner after arriving in Globe.
 There is no doubt that tonight $ per formance will be far superior to last nights, as the proper scenery will be used.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
+ + + + l. + + + + + + + + + i. i. * PERSONAL MENTION < + ! .s + + + + + + + 1. + + + + +

Mrs. J. R. Hatley arrived last evening from Courtland and will be the guest for some time of her daughters, Mrs. James H. Todd and Mrs. H. R. Hitch ins. MT. and Mrs. M. s. Harris, of Ol- ney, H., arrived last evening and will also be their guests. Mrs. Harris is a sister of Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Hitchins.
 w. A. Elliott will leave this morning for Portalis, N. M., after spending a few weeks visiting friends here and at- tending to business matters.
 C. B. Edwards will leave this morning for Chicago for an indefinite stay. He will go by way of New Orleans.
 Misses Alice Suter and Leo Parks spent yesterday at Miami. They re- mained at the Club House on the hill until after lunch when they enjoyed a very pleasant automobile ride over the mining property. They returned to Globe on the evening train.
 Mrs. A. A. Cohn is expected to ar rive in few days to join her husband here.
 Misses Nina Stevens and Nellie Murphy went to Miami yesterday and are the guests of Mrs. $. B. Morrow who is Miss Steven s sister. They ex- pect to return to Globe this evening.
 J. B. Newman and F. J. Elliott left yesterday morning for the Ray district. They expect to remain here about five or six days.
 c. I. Boucher and F. A. Emanuel, contractors on the railroad extensions in this district, returned last night from few days business trip to Tue son.
 Mrs. A. G. Sheppard returned last night from Stafford, where she has spent the past week as the guest of Mrs. Lan- caster.
 Mrs. W. E. Hart and infant child ar rived last night from Wilcox to join Mr. Hart here.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Rhodes arrived in this city last night from Kenneth, Cal, and will probably locate here.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook arrived last evening from Silver City, N. M., and will locate here. They will reside on Noftsger hill for the present.
 W. G. Shanley left yesterday morning for Nogales on business trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
PRESIDENT BUSTED
 BANK IS ARRESTED
Breach of Trust Is Charged
 Against Geo. l. Hall

MEXICO CITY, February 19.-ueo. I. Hall, president of the United States banking company, which went into the hands of receiver several weeks ago. was arrested today on charge of breach of trust.
 Two complaints were made here by persons who did business with the bank that stock in mining companies which they had in safe deposit vaults, some of which had been given as security for loans, was missing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
INDIAN ARRESTED ON COMPLAINT
 IF CHIEF
Chil- Gnu A-Na Files Charge of Assault Against
 Doney, T. A. 6l

Charged with having assaulted Chief Chil- Chu-A-Na, T. A. 61, an Apache known as Doney, was arrested yester- day by Undersheriff Frank Haynes and locked up in jail, pending an examina' tion of the charges filed against him by the aged chieftain.
 Chil- Chu.A-Na claims that Doney came to his tepee late Friday night and attempted to kill him, through spirit of revenge for the death of relative. The attempt was unsuccessful and yes terday the chief filed complaint against his alleged malefactor.
 Doney will probably have an exam ination before Judge H. H. Pratt tomor- row. He was arrested in Jim White head camp, a short distance above town.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
nnN,I GET BIN llWM

Weak and miserable. If you have Kidney or Bad- der trouble, Dullhcadpains Dizziness Nervousness, Pains in the back and feel tired all over, get pack age of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF the pleasant herb cure tneyer fails. We have many testimonials from grateful people who have used this wonderful remedy. As regulator 1t has no at Druggists CT sent by mail for 60 cts. Sample
 FREE. Address, l he Mother Gray Co.,, LeRoy, NY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
FALSE ALARM-A ,

FALSE ALARM-A very excited feminine voice informed the office of the city marshal yesterday afternoon, that what was apparently riot was occurring near the Mountain View ho- tel, Marshal Anderson made hurried trip to that part of town, but in spite of lengthy search, he failed to find any trace of the disturbance or any n- dications of such an occurrence having happened.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
Like the Breath of Spring Burdened with the Perfume of Violets

O past
 
 dipl t f m fi ee n O Q a m h madea aIele ~ O i've and thl Parish lin market and see wenw show thar n ssw mpyan nncde ana ell the is the emmtm of your wardrobe We to W New e from the f e wi nyou tre gt arc h displays wIm appreciate a h mo sur tyou usee h. magnf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20

HOTEL ARRIVALS M. Shearer and wife, Crowley; Joe Chisholm, Mi ami; Louie Nash, Miami J, H. Dunn, Miami; Henry Krumb, Salt Lake; T. R. Dummond, Inspiration; Charles Capps, Miami; c. Reid Spahn, Los An
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
WILL HUNT DUCKS

WILL HUNT DUCKS-A. II. Sterns and w. T. Phifer will leave for San Carlos this morning on hunting trip. They will drive through and Mrs. Sterns will leave Monday morning. They will probably return late this this week. Hunting is said to be good in the valley and both Sterns and Phifer expect to bag a good number of ducks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
REV. wARDLAW HERE-Rev. Col

umbus Wardlaw arrived from Stafford last night. Dr. Wardlaw is one of the oldest pastors, as to time spent in Arizona, among the Baptists. pr. Wardlaw will begin a series of evan lgelistic meetings at the First Baptist church tonight and continue them throughout the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

A license was issued Friday for the marriage of Josefa Morines and Pablo Telles, both of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
CONSIDERATE

Irish Boots.-Beg pardon, SOFT, the clock has stopped, an would ye blaze look at yer watch and tell me if it is time to wake ye2-M. A. P.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20

geles; II. C. Smith, Los Angeles; C.~M. Laurimann, Duluth; Mrs. Johnson, Los angeles; George Keys, Peoria; B. Blauman, Prescott; C. L. North, Fl Paso; Nose Drachman, Tucson; $. s. Campbell, Boston, William A. Parish. New York; May Farmer, Stafford; Karl E. Lloyd, Cactus.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
HILDRETH IN GLoBE-Fen

HILDRETH IN GLOBE-Fen $. Hildreth, prominent attorney of Phoe- mex, and Walter Wilson of the land of fee, spent yesterday in this district, haviRg arrived in an automobile Friday evening. Yesterday they, together with Attorney c. l.. Rawlins and A. Tro- janovich, visited Miami and Inspiration. Messrs. Hildreth and Wilson expect to leave today for Phoenix
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. w. l.. Spates has moved his den tai office to the new Amster block, cor ner Oak and Broad streets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20

CASE STILL ON-Although another session was held yesterday in the hearing of the land controversy be- tween J. J. Mackey and c. w. Van Dyke, the matter was not completed and will be resumed this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Dr. Lord has opened dental parlors in the new Sultan block, second floor. Rooms 3 and 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-20
MAY LOCATE HERE

c. E. Warner arrived last evening from Chicago. Dr. Warner formerly lived in Globe, going from here to Chicago, where he entered the Chicago Veter- nary vollege from which he recently graduated. He hopes to locate either in this city or in Mexico.