Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28


 Lodge No. 6, L o. o. F., was honored by visit from Bro. A. L. Grow, Grand Master gf Arl1aass on an inspecting tour of the Various lodges under his jurisdiction.
 After the evenings business in the lodge was concluded the Brothers, with their distinguished guest, re- paired to a restaurant where an excel lent collation. had been prepared for their entertainment. It is needless to say that ample justice was accorded the refreshments, and toasts and speech making were the happy adjuncts to the desert. It is said that the re- sponses to the toasts proposed at the banquet, gwen by Bros. W. W. Brock ner and Wm. Tender were distin- guished for more than usual oratorical ability. and their happy remarks were received with overwhelming applause. The presence of an hitherto unknown tragedian also added much to the en- i ljoyment of the "brethering" around the festive board. At late hour the members dispersed, well pleased with the events of the evening.
 Grand Master Grow expressed his satisfaction over the high standing at tained by Globe Lodge in degree work and pronounced its members as bright Odd Fellows as can be found in the Territory. Official engagements ne cessitated his departure, on Tuesday, for Tempe, where he will institute lodge No. 8.
 5. Well, representing the house of Brown Bros. & Co.,, of San Francisco. was in Globe the present week, and encompassed Alonzo Bailey and was thwarted in his endeayor to sell him a bill of goods. Not taking no for@aa. answer, he resolved mot to glveitup
  so" and again tired his persuasive powers upon the Globe merchant without avail. He gave him a mo- mentary rest, punciuate his return by a pause denoting semicolOn, and renewed the subject, but finding Bai- ley still obdurate, proposed to pay him five dollars for one hour while inspee- ting his samples, which was accepted, and the douceur being placed i'll the hands of Mr. Brookner, the allotted tune was pleasantly passed in making the examination, but without result tlng Tn a purchase. Mr. Well, not satisfied with the result, asked the re- turn of the money, but it did not ma terialize.
 Judge Collins, of Chicago, dissolved the injunction issued in the case of Edwin 5. Palmer against Joseph W. Haskln, December 15, 1886, for want of equity. The case was. one of con siderable importance and was brought by Palmer to compel the defendant to dellver to him stock n the Atlas Min ing Company of the value of $240,000 Haskin and others claimed the devel- opment of the mines, which are thirty two miles northwest from Tucson, Ariz and organized the Atlas Mining Company, the capital stock of which was S3,000,000. Haskin was the orig nal owner of the mines, and agreed to give half the stock to the organizers if they were successful. The decision IS regarded as complete refutation of the charges made against MT. Has kin when the injunction was granted
 
 Experiments, lately made by Dr. Trippel, to determine the best method of treating the ores of the Golden Eagle mine, have proved to be very satisfactory, showing that the great !, body of iron-pyrites in the mine is highly auriferous, aside from the fer nlerous quartz, which yields very well in gold. With suitable plant for re- , duction, the Golden Eagle mlne will ultimately become gold producing mine of no mean importance.
 TO THE PUBLIC.-We have estab- lished these rules, and which will be 5 strictly kept hereafter: We will cash at par, o. D. Copper M'g Co.'S checks, or other good checks, for all parties ' who trade one-ffth of the amount. , Regular depositors and customers will be accommodated with com likewise, l and their balances payable on demand c in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S checks.
 B. F. KELINER & Co.
 E. H. Cook was, on Tuesday, ap. pointed Probate Judge, to fill the un. expired term of the late w. V. Kings