Arizona silver belt., 1892-05-07

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 Mrs. 4. Bailey, which the many friends
 of the family here will regret to learn.
 James MoClintock, late teacher ol
 the Lower Tonto school in this county,
 has accepted q position with the Pho.
 nix Gazette as book-keeper and col lector.
 Mir. Joseph Clendenin, Jr,, secreta. of the old Dominion Copper Co, and Mir. Burton, of Baltimore, took their departure this morning, after very brief stay
 Strawberries are ceiling h Pheuiz at eight cents box, while in Globe peo- pie with pIethoric pockstbooks are able to satisfy their craving for them, oeca- aionally, ct $l per pound.
 Attorney c. c. Israel, who assisted the District Attorney ip all Territorial and county cases before the conrt, created most favorable impression. We understand that MT Israel iateud1 to locate in Globe.
 The May Day dance at tho Rink on Monday night was well attended, and the pleasure of the occasion was height. ened by the presence of Mrs. Clenden- in, whose recovery from her recent illness is a qualification to her many friends.
 John s. Armstrong. of Tempe, is quote by the Gazette as saying that work on ths Tempe and Globe road will soon commence, all the details having been arranged Ho further al lsges taat the firm of J. Libermau S Co, of Wilcox, win move to Tempe
 \ declaration has been signed by up- wards of one hundred adult male eiti- zsns in Globe, that they will support no man for office who is not n favor of having silrer replaced where it belongs. on parity with gold So far but seven persons haze declined to append their names
 A Avery annoying mistake cgept into tue columns of the BeLr last week. Our transcript of the District Court proceedings. iu the case sf the Terri tory ys. Hcury Bleyius. pads t ap- resr that H1gh BIo,ins vas the da, isudaut, thereby doing an injustice to a very worthy citizen of Gila county.
 L. J Webster, superintendent of tbe Rescue Silver Mining Co, left yester- iay morning for g visit to New Orleans. His oisence vill not retrl operations of ha company hare. Ore $ now be. i ing hauled to the mill, which it is ex. peeted will bo started mp within noupla of weeks.
 George Wilson, II. c. Seviea and ! Harry Plat left for Salt river on Thursday, to renew the search for Geo. 4, Newtoh's body Their intention ls 10 explore the nyer thoroughly on mt and il tbo body lodged near the ,cene of the drowning, the chances ara favorable to their finding l.
 -a-
 Sber,6 j. T, Thompson and bis dap 'ties vbo captured King Ussery and ienry Bievils, and secured the major lut Of the evidence against thea @hich resulted in the conviction Of 5leyins as accessory to the robbery oi Inc express, and establishing the prob ,ble guilt of Usssry as principal in that 'rime, are deserving of the highest concentration.
 During the night of the third instep. in unusual precipitation of suow, for his season of the year, covered tbe mountains in the vicinity of Globe, while iu tho valleys there was light fail 'i rain which, enliyened vegetation but iot sufficiently 80 to insure an adequate ummef elop of grass to meet tue re- Iuiremcnta of stOckmen.
 Sheriff Thompson and Deputy Gee. 2embertou left this morning with threa prisoners, Juan Montana, sentenced to inc year in the Territorial prison, King Jssery, who is taken to Florence on an Jrder of the court, and Alejandro Gam Y, charged with horse stealing in Final county and captured here, who will also be delivered to the authon- ies of Pinai county. Deputy Fenlber- on will proceed to Yuma with the