Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-17

to 10 G. ;. Van Wagenens TOT mems furnishing goods. The lowest temperature recorded this winter was 14o, yesterday morn ing,
 Fort Thomas is officially abandoned as 9 military post. The reservation contains 10, 4Ss acres.
 E. H. Cook and Thos. A. Pascoe, who have been on the sick list this week, are convalescent.
 The Gazette notes that Dr. Trippel, of Globe, is having his land near Mesa improved and set to fruit trees.
 l.. P. Nash, we learn, has been con- veyed to Prescott to answer the charge of killing an Indian at Fort Apache,
 According to the Prescott Journal Miner of the 10th, the killing of the Indian at Fort Apache by L. P. Nash, was justifiable.
 Blankets and overcoats and com forters, cheap at Van Wagenen's
 Dr. J. W. Largent and family are now residents of Mckinney, Texas, where the Doctor is associated with leading physician in the practice of medicine.
 Examine the Christmas goods dis played at the Post Office Store Al bums, Mirrors, Picture Frames, Christ mas Cards, Books for children, Dolls, Toys, etc.
 Dudley Craig, of Pinal ranch, was in Globe on Thursday, He has no com plaint to make of the condition of his cattle. In his circuit of the range he has found but one dead animal.
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 SKATING AT THE RINK-Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday evenings aud Sunday afternoons. Dancing class, Tuesday and Thursday nights So- eials every Saturday evening.
 AEscHLDIANN & TREAlBLE.
 Fresh groceries constantly arriving at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
 
 Residents of Wheatfelds school dis trict have arranged for a Christmas tree and dance tc be given in the school house on Christmas Eve. The ladies are taking very active interest in the affair and especially Miss Carrie E. French, teacher, which assures it's success.
 Dr. W. Hall has established well earned reputation for the excellenee of his work He is thoroughly skilled in everything pertaining to dentistry. Teeth aIled with gold or amalgam teeth extracted without pain; fine plate aud bridge work a speciality. Services at tho IL E. Church every Sabbath at II o'clock a. m and 7;3Ot o'clock D. m, Song service commeuc- ing 10 minutes after p. m. Glass meeting tri-mouthly, after morning service, All are cordially invited to attend and your presence ftlly appre- ciated Please remember this an- nouncement
 l.. Fl. TRJJBLE, Pastor. Don't buy your Christmas suit until | you see those suits at c. S. Van Wag- | enen's.
 NOTICE am prepared to pay all i warrants drawn on the County Gen. eral Fund registered prior to October | 1st, 1891, series of 1891. Also all war rants drawn on the County Contingent l Fund registered prior 10 date Inter- est ceases this 17th day of December, 1892. J. W. BoARDMAN,
 Treasurer Gila County.
 J. w. Fral1es went to Mesa City yes | terday to attend the horse race had at that place between Frank Chne's biY-i i iugston horse and James Roundtree's i Brown Billie. Roundtree won the race but # was so close that a squabble was indulged in before the matter was settled. There was a big crowd out and excitement ran high.-Gazette
 At meeting of the Women's Relief Corps, Dec. 18th, the following officers i were elected: President, Mrs ] Nj. Jones, reelected; s. V. P, Mrs. W. T. MeNelly; J. V. F., Mrs. B. c. Fox; TTeasUfer, Mrs. R. Trevarthen, Jr,; Chaplain, Mrs. J. II. Burrows; Con- ductor, Mrs. N. w. Aylesworth; Assis- tant Conductor, Mrs. J. H. Hamill; Secretary, Mrs. J. II. Thompson; Guord NIYc D ROea