Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-27

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 Entered in the Post osice a, Globe, as 8, ,ond-class matter.
 POST OFFICE RULES.
 lice open from z A. M to7 P. N,, daily,
 Sundays --one hour after mail arrives
 Mail closes going East and West at 1"l5 M, daily.
 Money Order Department closes at Q h, daily-Suudays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos and MaNey eve day, Sundays eXceptcd-to Cataipo, \ ,mer, Tcnt', Rye, Paysou, Be- every Mo day, Wednesday and Friday These mai close the night previous at ?. A
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 LOCAL NEWS.
 Every voter should register.
 Liquors of all kinds at c. 8. Val wagenen's
 Chas F. Hanson has gone to his eat tie ranch neu Fort Grant, and expect to be absent ten days,
 Prof James Douglas, of the Com mereial Mining Company, has gone {, Europe for a two months vacation.
 Flower poi and bousing baskets tol sale at reasonable prices.
 Posr OFFICE sroEE.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bacboller, niece ot Che late John Gray, arrived in Globe from California on Thursday evening.
 Balod hay and straw for sale-de- hvered in any part of town
 T, A. PAscor. Joe Brewster was in from Richmond Basin on Tuesday, Ea owns one of the best silver mines iu Globe disllct and is taking ont fine ore.
 3fail carrier Isaac Nibar ieporis the death from diphtheria ofa third child of Samuel PaaSht, of Rye, and the fourth is afflicted with the dread dis ease and not expected to live.
 Hrs, A. Bailey and children and 1Ir. and Mrs, A, L. Walker returned on Sunday last from a pleasant soiourn at Bremen's mil, where they were the guests of Nil. and aIs. N. W. Bremen. Less than 100 voters have registered in Globe precinct up to date. Two years ago the totaI registered vote in the precinct vrt about l00 It wiu hardly equal those figure tbis year Arizona is evidently considered small potatoes by Che Worlds Fair managcIs, five are caaccs}y informed that the space allotted to this Terri try has been cut down ;o 500 square feet.
 A dance win be given at the Park tonight and every Saturday night un- til further noIca. Those soi1ees have become very popular and Q mere an- is sufficient to insure a good atsaul5Ga-
 For oua bmise, bruu or soald there is nothing cquaI to Chambarlaiu'- Paiu Balm !. laals the parts more qnickly than any other application, and unless tho injury is gely severe, no scar is loft For sals IT, c. Hitch i cock, dgu agiat
 Mrs. R. ii. TTegartheu and sister. Miss Florence Paseoe, went up last 5uaday to Brsmen miil for short visit Iti hoped that Mrs. Treyar- . then health, which is somewhat i'm. paired, win ba rasi cred by the change to q puref end more rmifed atmos pEere.
 
 Rev. l. T. Whittemoro, of Florence, ! chat he will preach at st. Paups Methodist church, Globe, to- at 1O:80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. He extends a general invitation to the people of Globe, and especiallr to the sporting fraternity, to attend his ser vices.
 Job Atkins, until recently 8 resident of Globe, but now a Knight of the Grip, representing M. J. Keller, mer- chant tailor and mems furnishing goods dealer, of san Francisco, arrived Sun day evening Jobs change of base seems to have agreed with him az 'e has gained about 50 pounds
 F. M MoCann, who was brought back from Calabasas by Deputy Sher- .H George Fem5erlon on Sunday lash, 7n charge of obtaining money under .alse prctenses, preferdd by Ben Bound, had a hearing Thursday before Justice E. Cook and was hela in 53Oo bonds Q await the action of the next grand jury.
 The young friends of Miss Sadie Ramsdell, members of the Good rcrnr.lar Ind.a u .-nIinirnti.... .rL L..