Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15


 Ifyou want a suit of clothes, ready
 made or made to order, go to c. S
 Van Wagenen's.
 -------o~----a- John Ruckelshausen returned Wed. i nesday from months trip of recrea- ton to tine coast John spent ''the other fellows moneyn won on the election last fall It is needless tc add that he is still an ardent Supporter of President Cleveland.
 
 ROOMS TO RENT-by the day, week or month large, well furnished, cool and comfortable, centrally loca- ted on Oak street, one block west of the Court House. Ter.uib reasonable. Apply to owner.
 MRS. c. R. FIsKE.
 Dr. Chase, the dentist, win leave Globe within the next few weeks on trip to different parts of the Territory. Those wishing first class work at East ern prices must call soon. Remember, Eastern prices prevail until my depai. ture.
 Robt. Holt's house, on the Pioneer road, south of Globe, was completely gutted by fire Monday evening, noth- ing remaining but Che blackened adobe walls. The fire is supposed to have been started by matches left on table near the window and ignited by the rays of the sun.
 John Newman left Thursday for his camp on the Gila, eight miles above Riverside, where he has erected quartz mill, of 12 tons capacity, to work the ore of a mine recently pur- chased of Mir Bates. John is san guine of making it pay handsomely, and we hope he will
 The Old Dominion copper works are temporarily idle, because of the failure of the coke supply occasioned by rains along the Gila river, which have made | the road soft and delayed teams. Coke is expected in quantity within few dags when mining and smelting will be resumed.
 The appointment of Capt. A. L. 1 Meyer to succeed Col, Johnson as In- dian agent at San Carlos has been an- nounced Capt. Meyer has been the commanding officer at that post, in which position he has had the oppor- tunity of familiarizing hi.1sclf wieh i the business of the agency, both mili- tary and civil
 It is not generally known that Geo. W. P Hunt was offered the position of first deputy collector, by Collector of Customs sam Webb. Mr. Hunt re- used the tempting offer, preferring to remain in Globe. ceorge's innate modosty forlade him mentioning it to i the local scribe, hence our delay ill it.
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 Joe Bartson lnlt "Wednesday for three inonths' vacation on Jhe Pacific Coast, and in the East. He will go first to San Francisco, and thence to his cid home in Peoria, H., and to the Worlds Fair. He left home twenty years ago, when lad of thirteen and has not been back since. He will have b introduce himself to the family when he arrives home.
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 S, Gilson is a heavy loser by the dep 'edations of coyotes, which have de- pleted his flock Of poultry to the num- per of 100 chickens and % turkeys. So 'old have the skulking varmints grown hat they approach the house after ender poults, and few days since )ne came onto the hack porch, grabbed | chicken and was of Before Mir. Gil .on could get his gun.
 Dr. B. c. Fox and Ben. c. Fox, with their families, went mp to Bre- nen's old mill or Pinal mountain, last [ Monday, for few weeks rest and TO- :reation among the pines Tie Doc or was obliged to return to attend to is practice, but will doubtless find ime to make occasional trips to that delightful resort The Tucson Star, of Wednesday, i publishes the announcement of the Y leath in that city, on the day previous, { # Mrs. T T. Hunter, of Wilcox. This deplorahle news will cause pro- f ound regret among the large circle of o equaintances of the deceased lady, ' sho was held in high esteem for her T many noble qualities of heart and hind The BELT extend it's sympathy l o the bereayed husband.
 Louis B. Walker arrived from the ( Cast on Wednesday, to flll the position I f Assistant Superintendent of the Old T Dominion Copper Go. His brother, !. L. Walker, eS superintendent ofthe ' ]ompany, took his departure Friday corning. After visiting tbe World,e g