Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

A1eAange, San Francisco, Cal, where con tsaets for advertising cSn he made for 1t,
 POST OFFICE RULES,
 6fiioS open from A. N. tn [ ?, N,, daily. Sundays one hour after mai arrives.
 nisil closes going East and West at 7;4j A. B., daily
 Money Order Departrnent-eloses at ?. N, daily--SundSys excepted.
 Mails go t. San Carlos and NaNev every Mondav, Wednesday and Eridayt to Catalpa, Armsr, Tonto, Rye, PaysOn, Sc" every Mon. day. These mails close the night previous at BP.n ALCNEO BAILEY, P. M.
 LOCAL NEWS,
 F. 0. Kennedy arrived home from St. Louis on Tuesday.
 Jno. C, Jones returned last Satur- day from visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
 J. l. Coffin, of Salt river, was among the visitors m town on Wednesday.
 
 Wint. House is the happte5t man in town. The boy weighs eleven pounds Dudley R. Craig, son of Mrs, Robt lrion, of Pinal Ranch, spent the 4th in Globe
 Rev. r ". Downs will preach his last sermon at Miami school house Sunday morning at Il o'clock.
 Yesterday was the warmest day of the season. The thermometer at the BkLr office registered 99 degrees.
 Ed Arhelgsr, wAo recently returned from visit to San Francisco, has ae- espted a position with W w. Chapel, at San Carlos.
 George Helm, 8 well known stage Gsfyer, was fnpnd dead in Prescott on the 29th ult, with an empty laujuum bottle in his hand
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 The Prescott Journal Miner, ofJuue 27th, announces the marriage. at Pay. son, ot John W. Wentworth, to Miss M Thompson, June 2ist.
 -----za------- 2lr Lonergan desires to thank Mrs. Powers and the gentlemen who so kindly interested themselves in behalf of himself and sisters on the 2ad inst Ray. r. W Downs will deliver a discourse Sunday night CD, "Hog to Make Money" Services to commence at 6:l5 o'clock All arc invited toI attend
 The people of Globe showed ttelr patriotism on tas 4,h, by a profase display of flags and bunting. The decorations on the front 0 the Q. o 1 Il. and c, AR. building were hand. toms. Little interest aas manifested in the election of school trustee last Savor- day. The people generally were de- sirous that Mr. Jewell shonld bo hls own successor, and there was no op- posing candidate,
 l. D. Holland and Ed Lame were among the visitors from Silver Kng who celebrated with Us on the 4th Their Globe friends were pleased 10 see them. Dennis Murphy was una bic to come owing to the seuous acci. dent to his friend Tim Curry.
 Dr. c. Martin, who escaped from the Lincoln county (N, M) jail, was re-eapturod and is again in tbo lock up of the county. His wife, nouwth, standing bis foul record, lett Prescott, June 25th for Lincoln to condole wt5 and look loyeable things at her mate.
 
 Fifty-fye hundreths of an inch of rain fell on Saturday last. This makes 1t the largest fall in the sane time since the summer Of 1882. The storm extended for more than loo miles south, but went only about five miles west of Tucson-CItizrn.
 -----z.-~-- Mr. T. k. Anderson has returned from Globe. He left his teams near Fort Thomas. While going 10 GIoae. Mr. Anderson was quite seriously lu- jured by being caught between two heavily laden freight wagons. He has not yst entirely recovered from bis in- Jurles, but we trust be will enjoy his usnal rugged health-Wilcox Stock man
 On Monday evening last Alonzo Bailey D. D. G. M., installed the fol- 1 lowing named officers of Globe Lodge No. 6, I. 0, 0. F., for the present term Chas. Banker, N. G.; Hyman Sultan, V. G.; A. Bailey, Treasurer; B c. Fox, Seeretaryi Jos. Thompson, Conductor; ". II. Tender, Warden; joh Atkins, k. S. N. G.; E. H. Cook, L. s. x. G.. {. Wm. Thomas. R. s. V G.; Jos, Brew