Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

J. San Carlos.
 Simon Filling turned yesterday
 after an absence of any months il San Francisco.
 @ large and well selected line of sam r pies of clothing just received, at c. S. '- Van Wogenen's.
 H. Arnold, a San Francisco drummer who enjoys large trade throughout the Territory, visited Globe this week. It is reported that miners, employed , by Wint. House lessee of the McCor f mack mine, are taking out s250 silver e ore.
 , Choice cigars, 15c., ? for 25c., 10c., 1 for 25c, the best value for the mon , ey to be found suywhere-Post or flee Store.
 The American Soldiers Dream; The Haunted Chamber, Berlin; Magician $ Cave, are among the fine movable views to be shown Monday night atthe Rink.
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 Major Montgomery, late command ing officer at San Carlos, was retired on thirty years service, on the Sth inst, and iaft yesterday for bis home in the East.
 Attorney T C. Jordan, of Phcuix arrived on Thursday, and will remain several days longer, having business before the District Court which con yenes on Monday.
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 J. c. Eerroa brought in n largo stuffed mountain lou, on Thursday which he killed near bis ranch. and J preserved and set up himself It is on exhibition at the Court House. At a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors, held yesterday, all the members being present, Mills Van Wagcneo was unanimously chosen Dis triot Attorney to ill the vacancy occa- stoned by tho death of J. B. aIeCabe.
 Eugene Middleton is prepared 10 car 1 " all express matter over his line with oeevrity and dispatch. To insure the delivery Of packages by Wells Fargo & Co at Casa Grandc, they should 5a plainly marked in care of Drew Stevens 6 G., Casa granda, Arizona.
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 4 t-ayeliRg mon who claancsd to be ! iu the store Of E. Y. Woods, at GIcKees Rocks, Pa, says while he was waiting to see 3ir. Wood, q little girl cane in ! @lth on empty bot5ie labeled Cham bcrlain's Pain Balm and said: "Alam- ma wants anothor bottle of that medi- | ciDc, she s2ys t i3 tlae best medicine ! for rheumatiem she ever used" 50 | cent bottles for sale by II. C. Hitch cock, druggist.
 M M Harris is delivering to sub scubers copies of "Schepps pLofc- graphs of the World, which is by far the most meritorioas publication of the lind ttat we have seen. The collection comprises 256 fll page and finely exc catoa photographs from all parts of the world which fl purchased separately would cost many times the price of the book, A few extra copies have been left at F " Westmeyor's for sale.
 The Florence Tribune reports tha arrest ef AllsaQ Hanphrjes for carry ing pistol The case came before Justice stillmau, change of venue secured to try it hefcrr Justice Benson. Mr. Benson being out Of town writ of habegs corpus was heard before Judge Miller Mr Humphries plead the constitutional right to carry arms, and justification from threats of being mobbed The case was amended and set for hearing on the 18th.
 
 A letter from i. ?. Nash, of Straw. berry, to Public Administrator r. ". Wesimeyer, announces that the body of Thomas Mortel was found on the 10th inst, by Mart MoDonald, seven or eight miles southwest of Strawberry. Mar tel had wrapped himself in his blankets and lain down apparently well, and had dled during the night The supposi- ton is that he died from heart disease, as he had suffered from severe attacks several times during the past winter. Thirteen residents of Strawberry, went out and viewed the body and gave it decont burial The deceased vas na- tive of the Isle of Gurnsey, and about 45 years old. He was possessed of cen siderable personal property, consisting chiefly of horses and cattle of which he has several hundred head He has no relatives in this country so far as known.
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