Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

i tAG lOucsH IN6Wa l@Nbpb ---------oss---------- E. r, Ksllner is expected here from 1 Phonix, within day or two. | ------.ea------------- Five thousand Key West cigars just received, at G. s. Van wagencn's
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 Mai J J. Safely, who was identified with Globe during it's early years, died August 29th, at his home, Lodi, Ind.
 The shipments of bullion by the Res cue Silver Mining Go. for the week ending to-day, were five bars, making. the total 30 bars.
 More attention will be given to the water question by the Constitutional Convention than to any other subject The committee on water irrigation will be composed of thirteen members. -----s-s--s--
 All hope of rain has "gone glimmer- i ing with the tn ngs that were" There will be no fall crop of grass, but stock in Gila county will not suffer much. Stock of all kinds is in good condition around Globe.
 l L0SI-Oh Sunday morning be- tween N. $. Berrays house, the Post Office and Court House, two latch keys attached to steel ring. The finder will please leave them at the BEnT of flee and receive the thanks of the owner
 The first soiree danseuse of the Globe Social Club. given at the Rink fast night, was pleasant affair IL is the intention to give parties at regular intervals during the fall and winter season, to which the public is cordially invited
 \ mail carrier ou the Globe and Verde route went astray on Fossil Creek and was unable to locate himself for two days and Q half, during which time, it is presumed he relished mes- quite beans and scorns. Upon return ing to the settlements he reported his horse killed
 J. D, Boyd, agent for the sale of Barnams book, wishes it announced that he has retired from the canyassipg business. The books sold here have arrived, and subscribers can obtain them ct sultan's store Mr. Boyd has few more books to be disposed of.
 Ed, Tewksbury, who arrived from Pleasant Valley Wednesday, informs us that he assisted J J. yosburgh drive big bunch of b,-of steers to HoIbrook, recently, for shipment to Los Angeles. Mr. yosburgh, while at bis ranch, was kicked by teer, and painfully, though not seriously nurt
 ra 1hes Eerr and son, wIo have been visiting the family of [ II Ne1e for solBe weeks past, returned to tnoir home in U aso on Friday. Miss Edas Neiie accompanied them and af- ter short stey in El Paso, she will visit relatives at Silver City, \. M
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 The announcement is made iu this issue of the opening, on Sept. seth, of the first session of the University of Arizona, at Tucson. An able corps of professors have been engaged, and the curriculum is comprehensive. Tuition is free. Apply for catalogues to the faculty at Tucson.
 In the absence of Supt. l.. J. Web ster, the Rescue Mining Cos business is in charge of Lawrence Lynch, fore man at the mine, and Paul J. Johnson, foreman at the mil, two very compe- tent men. The mine is yielding an abundance of rich ore and the mil is running successfully.
 Liquors of ali kinds at G. & Van Wagenen's.
 N. s Berrsy tbe genial foreman of ! the old Dominion Co. s mine, is ''a little dishgured but still in the ring ! While making his rounds underground, ] q large piece of ore fell from the roof of stope and struck him on the fore head and nose, making several ugly cuts. It is fortunate the injury is no worse.
 .--r-----s- --c--s--- C. E. Taylor is the agent for the White sewing machine.
 The chief of scouts at San Carlos was little of in supposing he could make Q case against soldier named