Arizona silver belt., 1892-10-22
E. ). Leaby returned from Solomon vile yesterday.

......s...s.sz.y ss E. J. Leahy returned from Solomon vile yesterday.
 ! Father yandermaesen arrived from Solomonville yesterday evening,
 Judge J. H. Kibbey, and W, L. Pin ney, court reporter, arc expected to arrive from solomonvillo this evening
 The marriage of Tbos. Armer and Miss Cooper, of Salt river, is an. nounced. The BELT extends congrat ulations.
 Dr. Monroe Atkinson left few days since for Santa Monica, Cal, to spend the winter. He expects to return to Gila county next spring.
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 Alonzo Bailey, of Che Old Dominion ! Commercial Go, who has been in the East for two months buying winter stock of goods, returned home last night
 R. S. Sanders writes to have his mail forwarded to Salina, Utah. Incidon- tally he says he is doing a fine business with his stefeoplioon, draws good | houses in every t wn where he exhibits and makes more money in three days than he made at mining in month. He sends regards to his Globe friends
 
 The old well on the outskirts of Globe near the road to San Carlos, that was dug last year by Lewis Robin son and McElhaney, is in a dangerous condition, being entirely exposed, and is liable to endanger lives of people passing that way in Che night time, as it is within 50 feet of emain travelled road.
 Henry Meyers, who has been em- ployed ia the construction of Bankers new ice house and pond, has cleared and planted 10 vegetables a large patch of ground and has 8 crop Of late vegetables maturing, the fine quality and size of which he thinks wiil sur prise and delight the good housewives of Globe
 Several Arizona newspapers have published Instructions to voters in which it is alleged thai stamp must be used to mark the ' indicating the candidate voted for. There is no such requirement iu the Arizona election law. The section which applies to voting reads: e.The voter shall prepare lis ballot by marking cross in She margin to the right of the candidate Of his choice for each office to be filled. Some editor, pushed for copy, proba- bly, clipped tbe 'iustructioas7 from Q California paper
 The large registration in Gua county is a surprise, as t was predicted it would fli} far short of what t was two years ago, then S59. The transcript Of the Great Register was completed by Recorder Martin and Chas. 4. Fisk on Wednesday evening and the number of names thereon is S5r Two years ago a supplement was issued of re- turns from outside precincts received too late to send to the printers with the regular list, and containing twelve names of qualified voters. It is safe to assume that a supplement eontain- ing ap equal number Of names VIII have .c be issued this yeur, which would make }he total registration s6@.
 Eugene Middleton was here tbis week from his gold mine, 20 miles above Riverside. He brought with bia eight CT ten pounds of the ere which fs free milling, rotten, aud casi- ly pulvarzed, and some 0f t panned ir ONT presence showed numerous rol- css. 4 thorough yasJ of the ore will be made here by 8 ccmpatont assayer 1t is known to carry enough gold to make it a paying proposition. The ledge is3 to feet wide and the pay streak i2 inches. The mine is known as the Golden Chief and there aresev e7al other claims adjacent therc.o, m ali Of wirich Mir. Middleton and R s. lIooro are eo-owuers. In case the test being made meets expectations, shaft will be sunk and the claims exploited
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