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Copper l/ui'in cub lt;1 Inter of Dougins oekhnld-rt L. 0 of the Miner* nn.l .1 Joseph Muheim.i In Globein- nf Du.v k Over-nrlv U-i eveningn,- only I bn . The mwi nnng (oral njevoUt-i« very well known did lt;-n*idcriiblo Since Ike telegraph-, very little trailing ■I people on-1 ► far n tiloW will suffer Mr. Daev wan at with I. N. Kinsey brokerugr business * ago be sold bis inAU6USI DUIPUIOld Dominion Smelter Produces Over Three and a Half Million Pounds of Copper.NO MORE CONCENTRATES FROM OUTSIDE CAMPS■alive of Gila roun f hta Ilf. in GloW, veara ago for Bin Ition with the Cop-For many year* of the Old Domin-■ a hint of friends in pat him with him .■though bn wu » «1 n little over in building up by tenge bu*lue~ In eithin a ahorl time »e». The firm bad touglan and did I tr territorial eitlen friendi feel that hiag by tho firm '• their claim* a* farfart that rent* do not suffer •s. One dn*e of ally relieve, back-ment. *1.00. Your »t satisfied. Sold tore.EB DEADBig Daily Shipments of Sulphide Ore from Shattuck Instead—Reduction in Copper Affects 0. D. Earnings.The Old Dominion -xeraded all pre-vioot records for copper production dor-ing the month of August, the output for that month Wing 3,iW(0,000 pound*.Thi. wn. dne Urgely to the fact that all lege. The five furnaces at the smelter were la spent in gaLlttia Happening*of tbo Wsek Cbserfal Natnr.of a acorporation.On .Moailay night Mr. an-l Mrs. J. K Finn entertained a numWr of their friend in honor of their second wedding anniversary. High five was th.i chief feature of amusement. Mrs. II. J. Adam* won the Indy*, price anil Charles L-win the gtraienran '• prim. During the evening tempting refreshment* were served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Finn were tW recipients of many pretty pres ent*.iftflMM State.th. offi. the^U lings BaaMis* X.ttle VIeCune entertained a party of her little fHrnda on Tnesdav afternoon at the home of h»r parent., Mr. and Mrs. Will Mefune, on th. Ball- | ground. Parlor ami outdoor game* wereof I Hycoin to tW seereta the company in Sant* Bivsn. corner of Fourth etre*. Ksehange avenue. Santa Rosa, So-county, California.Any stock up.a whirh this iww •hall remain unpaid on Monday, tWenty-tklrl day of September, J W07, Will w delinquent and mlver for ule nt poblie auction, nnd, n payment 1. mad. before, will W on Meaitay, IW twenty-eighth lt;! day of OetiWr, A. D. 1607, at 2 o', p a... to pay the delitogrtWr with costs of advertisiag I peases of sale.Hr or.ler of tW Board of Dlreeto CHAS. a. HoFFEK, Seereta Office: Saving* Hank of Saata Ienjoyed and an unique service of re-1 corner of Fourth street and Each freshmeats ■«. made. Those preseat. avenue, Santa Rosa, Sonoma coi Hone Curautt. Martha aa.I Her-. California, tha IkeaWrry. I.nla and Jennie Header- - -■•on. Myrtle Wightmaa. Marvel Wight ZK THE DISTRICT COURT. T1 mao. Lanra ami Mar Beleh.r, Maude I JUDICIAL DISTRICT. TRRRIT Plunkol OF ARIZONA. IN AND FOR •One of tW mo*t pleasant social fuue-tions of the week wn* the party given by Mus Ada Carvill Tuesday night in honor of Mi** Helen Hines, who left on We.lnes.lay morning for Tucson, where sW will enter St. Joseph'■ cl--ning w*. delightfully nn.l .lancing an-l at anCOUNTY OF OILA.The Fritx Bros. Co,PUintlS, vs. Jack C. Fuller. De: ant.—Action br-ught in th- Dis Court of the Fifth Judicial Di* of the Territory *f Arirona. in for tW County of Gila, and the pUint file-1 in said County of la the office of the Clerk of said trfet Court.The Territory of Arirona sends g ing to Jack C. Fuller, .lefeudant. First Drew Rehearsal Yon are hereby raam-.ned and(From Friday’s Daily) quire-1 to appear in an action broThose who are to take part in Ike pre-! again*! you hr tW shore named p sentation ..f Damon ami Pythias at tiff. i» the Di.triet Court of tW 1, One of Firsl nty, Passes iw YorkMexican ha* the Charles Lewinsky, the head of tW iky Co, nnd n •nty.Las Cruces. who and niece. MW th. summer inreceived mlvire*of the death of thirty veara ago rhant ami mine I rn.uth.-rn New was one of tW New Mexico in can tile establish, ein county, andand for twenty n great bu.ln.-i ading. Mr. Le-|eratioas which utcr yearly, y became inter-ocnt of copper which are today producer in the a company of aky from IS*' known through of the territory fd bv all who e of his den h the company C the Columbia leave* one sonoperation throughout the month, with: appropriate hoar refreshments were the exception of a few -lavs, when one served. There were nleiat fifty young of them was shut down for repairs. |-lt;uj.|. present.Condition, are improving and the local management believes that the Septem-ler output will exceed thut of last month.It .. understood that the management lt;s decided to «li*|M-BM* with the Xaeo-xnil nn-l Cnnnn.n concentrates and that the only sulphides from ontside the Globe district which will be used in the future will rume from the Shattuck mine In tho Wnrren district, which rompniy will furnish ..n nn average of 2oo tons per day. Shipment, fr.m the Sliutturk will nimbly continue for the next twelve months, ns it is hardly possible that the smelter of the Slmtturk jr„ter the local oewpaper field, making will be taken against yon nceordincompany, which it to b. erected nt jU np|enranee on the .tre*u Sumlnv.! tha prayer of raid complaint.D, W. Semple U the editor of the paper You are hereby notified that if and T. H. HI. key associate editor. Th. fail to appear and answer the -aid former i* an old Arixona newspaper man j plaint. n. above reqnested, th-having nt one time been owner an-l plaintiff will apply to the court fot editor of the Bii.be. Miner, an-l tm- lat-1 relief therein -Dmandt 1 and for . ler has been known in OMm for the Inst! an-l disbursement* in this brhalf year n* a labor and -socialist agitator, pendnl.The paper makes n bk,. typographies! | Given under my band an-l the appearance an-l editorially states that of the District Court of the Fifth J it will be independent. 'rial District of the Territory of__x.na, in and for the Count, of ithis 1.1th dny of August, A. D. I* GEORGE H. SMALLEY, OlerDreamland on 8,-pt-mber II had their Judicial District of th- Tcmter; first drera rebearral In.: night nt the Arixona. in and for th- Connty of lodge hall. The showing na* beyond and answer the rompdnint filed will the expectations of the most raagaine. Clerk of this Court at Globe, in who assert that it will he one of the county ( copy of which complaint finest preientat.iins ever witncorwi in ! companies thi* summons), within t Globe. ty day*. (exelu*lve of th. day of- ■ ■ vice upon you of this *ummomNew Paper Starts ' served in this county, in all other «The Globe Miner is the Intest to thirty lt;tay»—or judgment bywas caused by Csl while taking ! the watering city Inst week, -a and .11.-1 af-Many of the ew Mexico will i*e. He leave, was the owner the city of KlIXsnglas, will l- completed within that time. At the expiration of that period the Old Dominion hope, to have .a(B rient milphi.lo ore opened up in its own re for all smelting operations.Low In ConcwitratwThe cause for the disrontinunnre of receiving concentrate* from the Greene-Canutes and the Mortexumn Copper company lies in the fart that la smelting operations a considerable quantity of fines is lost and the advantage in using the Bkattoek ore is in the fact that it comes in Urge chunk..According to tbo Boston News Burma th- drop in the price of ropper hatmade a considerable difference la th.earning, of the Old Dominion, which •elh It copper to the American Metal company. The average for August, according to this authority, was not over 16 cents, or a difference of 7 cents in the price obtained between Mnrrh and August. This make, a difference to the company of NMND upon an ontput of S.OOO.CMI pound of its own copper. The New. Bureau continue*:May Not Pay DividendIn the face of the enormous nmount of construction work the company is now doing nt Glob- la building two new furnaces, eonMrnetlng power house*, sinking -hafts nn.l doing other underground development work. It is ipamtioned if another dividend of #1 per •bare will be declared la October.After thi* year It h expected that th. •ost of Old Dominion rapper nill be irell under 10 cent- per pound nn-l It* ■utpmt in the neighborhood of fcOOOJMO pounds per month, but by that time it will havr seven furnaces and will then be in p.*Mob to pay substantial dividend. sritl copper nt 13 real*. Ir cannot stop it. ranatraetlon work raw. however, and noeewrarily with no large treasury surplus, its extraordinary expenditures have io be charged again, the cost of its copper.IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY Or OILA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.By Elsie Patton. DeputyIn th- Matter of the Estate of Victor Swanson. Dorcased.—Notire of Hear-ing.Notice is hereby giv.n that John Kangas has filed in this court a petition : praying for lelt.-r* of administration of! the estate of Victor Swanson, deceased,. and that the same will be heard on Wednesday, the llth day of September. A. D. IKiC. at II o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at the courtroom of said 1LODGES AND SOCIETIESr. 4 A. M.. Regular meetings of W Mountain lodge. So. J. wll held the first Tuesday of month. Visiting brothers -Itallv invited.LEROY MIDDLETON. W ANDERSON. Secretary.court, in raid county of Gila, Territory Clobe Chapter No. 7, IV. A.of Arixona, and all p«e in raid rotate are ratified then and there to ap-pear and show ennse, if any they have, why the said petition should not he granted.Doted August 26th. 1*07.P. C. ROBERTSON, Clerk.By 1L y. Robertson, Deptuy Clerk.tW. D.! ’Regular coavocatitnn of G Chapter, No. 7,R.A:M.. to Fmlay evening in each mo from May to October. S p from October to Map.) JO I VMUy companion* cordB. G. Fo*. H.FUK. Secretary.IN T1IE PROBATE COUBT OP THE COUNTY Or OILA. TERRITORY OP ARIZONA.n the Matter of the Estate of William Gray don, Deeeaacd.—Notice of HearRing. Dyspepsia TnWets .h» the work. Stomach tr.ubl-, -lysp»|-la. la-ligc.ti-.n, bloating, etc, yield quickly. Two -lays treatment free. Ask your druggi! for a free trial. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store.SHIFT BOSS INJURED ATOLD DOMINION SMELTERDaily)rast two week ■•eager train Globe on lb-(From Thursday's Daily)Ralp-h Holton, a hift h— at the O. D. *iiielter, sa« taken to the hospital yesterday morning at 5 o'clock suffering with a badly broken arm. The fracture was re-lure-l nn-l Holton was di-charge.l from the hospital nhont 3 o'clock last night, bat It will be a number of weekslast night's(before he is able to again r.-.-amc hisand n quarter ly in the even-i. Wednesday •arh here until ling, rtapwrin-ved in the eltylie* at the smelter.At the time of the aceldcat Holtou wae in the net of climhlng up to fix n Urge valve, when in *me onaceount-nble manner he hwt his balance an-l, falling backward, was struck by n large Ust washout rapidly revolving wheel. He was picked railway nnfo, up in a state of rams an-l retraced to over an-l that the hospital, where it was found that ho had wmtnlned a bad fraetute of the upper right arm.washouts un-Mr. Mallard he olilest inns ia the GlU iest for overNEW CITY DIRECTORYOP OLOBE PUBLISHEDNCESTED HEREThe first directory of Globe since the h»u*c were numbered has been pmb-IUhe-1 by the Arixona Directory com-I pany. the work bring done nt the Nil-•oily) ver Belt job office. The directory i. al this city a complete ora nn-l in ndditino to the ad taken to names and addremra of everyone in the ssing n sum : city over I' yenr* of age. contains that elty, ha* valuable information concerning the e«*l to aerve city nnd the mining district tributary n the county thereto. The book Is ora that i* in-li* (». An ap-pral - posiblo to the busiao** or |-mr--*«i.iiial defense wn. man and enn be had at the I'itvrr Belt four months „ffieo for *2.y were cash- ,-ley were rat FOR SALE-Doairablo business propt lunik. The „,v on Broad street. Address R. M,eontrntion. I Lock Box 36. Globe. I!*Notice is hereby given that Mary lane Gray-kin has file-1 in this court a petition praying for letters of administration of the estate of WiUium Gray-don, deceased, nn-l that tho same will be heard on Wednesday, the llth day of September, A. D-. lt*»7. at 10 o'rloek in j the forenoon of -aid day. nt the conn MM of said ronrt, in said County of Gila, Territory of Arixona, nn-l all per ' sons interested in said e*tate are noti-! fled then an-l there to apj-ar an-l show cause, if any they have, why the ni-l 1 pet ition shuuld ra| be granted.Dated August 26th. IIHI7.P. C. ROBERTSON, Clerk.Ilv II. y. Robertson, Deputy Clerk.8. P. O. E.Globe lodffe. No. 4W '.O.E., meet* on the third Fridays Is i Io Odd Felh 'hall. Visiting Elk* are dinlly inriteiGbo. R. Hill. R. 1 . G. Oldfield. Secret*ry.mA. O. U. W.Globe lodge. No. 15. m-every Wrdneodar at Sp. in Miner*' Union hall. Vmg brother* in good at ing aro cordially invited.D. S. Heeon, W. ) L. N. Marx. Recorder.NoI. O. O. F.Rescue lodge, meet* erery Wednee eve. at 8 o’clock, iting brothers welcoN. fl. UVl.NGGTON. X. O. El'GENB MIDDLETON.IN THE PROBATE COUBT OF THE COUNTY OP OILA. TERRITORY OPGILA ENCAMPMENT No. 3. L 0. CARIZONA.Meet* second and fourth Friday* every month Visiting PatriarchsEDWIN C. BRIGHT. C. EUGENE MIDDLETON, Scribe.GLOBE AENIE NO. 191 r O E.Meets every Sunday^ evening*la the Matter of the K«tate of Loretta Gray.km Clarke, Drcearad.—Notice of Hearing.Notice i* hereby given that Mars’Jane Graydou has filed in this court a |etiti«n praying for letters of n-lmlnis-Iration of the estate of l*retta Graydou Clarke, deceased. aa.| that the aamr will i . . , , r he beard on Wednesday, the llth day of rSeptember. A. D. Il7. at 10 o'eloek ini Q. C. CAEICO,lie forenoon of said dap. at the eanrt- J. Weinberger, Secretary.room of said court, in said County of -■iln. Territory of Arixona. and nlf per- ALEXANDER WOMANS RELIEF COI ..ns interested in said -ntale are noti- Meets on the second and fourth Tt led thru and there t-. appear nnd show day afternoons of each month. Vi mime, if any they hase, why the said ing member* always welcome, •etitl-.n should not l-e grasted. F.UXABErH MDatnl August 26th. IHU7. IDA E. McNELLV. Sec.P. C. ROBERTSON, Cwrk. -By H. y. Robertson. Dsputy Clerk.W. I16NOTICE OPMe Miller Silver Mining Company—L© cation of Principal Place of Busi omu, Santa Rosa. Sonoma County. California: Locatlcm of Works. Me MUlm. QU» County. Arizona.REBEKAH-S L 0. •. F.Bultana Rebekah Lodgo No. J. M-every seeoad and fourth Monday • month. Visiting members cordially vited to attend.FANNIE CLARK. N. O.C. D. OL1W.Notice i« hereby given that at ■ meeting of the Hoard of Director*, beb on the 7th dny of Angu*t. A. D. 1»lt;7 nn mssesimrBt (No. II) of three (3)0. K. RestauranlPasqual N«ro Bailihng Broad StreeteulesFor the Kidneys. Bladder and Rheumatism.RELIEVESfor $1.00. Satisfaction or money refunded.Sold by HANNA’S DRUf, STOREBACK-ACHEJIM LEE, ProprietorFirst ClassSh.it Order RestaurantOpen Day and NighlPATRONAGE SOLICITED
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