Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

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 Joe Gibson was here from payso
 this week.
 is Mrs. John Robertson has returne y from visit to Canada.
 IT Mrs. C. E Cloudenin left this morn tt ing for Florence and will be absent tw, 2 weeks
 The Moonlight dance at stallo. k Park last night was well attended, anc
 proved a most enjoyable affair
 Mrs. ,, ". Largent and baby, ant Mrs. F. ], Leahy went to For. Tbom. ' as this morning b visit their mother, Mr. A. Collins
 Father M yaudsrmarsen arrived from SolomouviIla yesterday He will celebrate mass in the Catholic church
 at 9 o'clock 8. m tomorrow.
 There is a move on foot among naer-
 chants to close the storss on Sunday.
 They as wei as their emploves are
 oer5siniy entitled to enc day of rest in
 tho week.
 Don't forget tlc beautiful and bril-
 liant entertainment, tha Carnival
 which will Do represented in the neal future, with many changes and aa- 1 ditioaa,
 Owing b numerous engagements
 Dr Warremells, dentist will remain in Globe ten days or two weeks longer
 He hes been emiuently successful here his worl, giving general satisfaction Persons requiring his services shonld cal upon him at once at his office ip Einney's Hotel.
 Nr. and Mrs. Henry RoDpli 3op have the sympathy Of their many friends in thcir great bereavement through the death O; their baby, which occurred on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. The child had boau ailirg for some time, bat until two Or three davs be- torf iii doa.h was thought t2 be im- pIoyias
 John D sagemiIler died in San Francisco of heart disease June glh Mir Sagomhter was well and favorably known in Silver City, New Mexico, l and subsequently, in Globe, Arizona foTa which latter place he let for Alaska in 1890 His stepdaughter is ' he wife oi Thomas Lyons, noted r att. men Of Grant county, New } Mexico. q Notices we7a posted at the Old Do a ainion Copper Co.'S mine and smelter f n "Wednesday notifying employees F hat hceoatyaT, unGi further roticr all j. uEday work Hii! be suspended. This ' oiion !s not taken for the reason that e be company has been converted to the . of Sunday labor, but mere .l as mater Of necessity, to reduce - e output to ,de figure fixed hy the . 1ppes cowbtnc
 - --ra. William Middleton will leave it g Nenatchea, Washington, within of n aF7 t3 recd thc summer with ? sa1 Prank and Henry, who own ro large aawwllnearthere Arailroad co .s Deaa built through Wenatchce re- iai nt.y, and gyen tlaJ section cuita & de .on. The &iddletone are sawinc f2i GO feet of lumber day--tbe capa- y ci their mla-.nd are unable to Ai ep up wigh taer orders. n. Information waa locelyea Wodnas- .at J taat John Gray was accidentally sa. lad at Paysoa on the 4sh inst. lie sa B spectator at a horse race, and log E. fu.!ers hore which was ridden pr Wash Gibson, asw the track and mo aGed into tae crowd, The horse on. uoS Ir Gray and bore him to lhe eoi }und- planting both fore-faat on the eas fortunate maH'5 breast and cfushinc -lo tne of him almost instantly a5 . Gray who @aa @ years ofago, waa for oi tac claes. residcnts CT that sec has ?, and i5 known throughout central wig zo2a. He owned valuable ranch chi ter Che Rim, and was pa7t orae iu
 Grand Prize gold mine, reoeuay 4 for 2o,C90. Ta. ! letter from G resident of Payson me. .es that very little respect was Ths 'gn for the deceased, as Che calabra- apo of the foar'h proceeded wi5h only Ele mPoaey interruption, which caused tlo at indignation among Br, Gpy's nds $ -oo1I5 TOR RENT -apply d urs. r,oi ..o si lodging hougo, ,.v. 800 Kew ard. he above reward will be paid toany y or parties, by Mrs c. 4. New ol U for the recovery and identification era