Arizona silver belt., 1893-06-24

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 LOCAL NEWS.
 Go to the dance at the Park tonight Attend the Military ball at the Rink July 4th.
 Miss Sadie Ramsdell returned from Tempe on Thursday.
 Fresh candy at the Post ofiice Store, 40 cents per pound.
 Furnishing goods and notions at G. s, Van Wagenen's.
 Taylor's speeialties! Hoffman House cigars and Noble whisliies
 We regret to learn that Miss Maud Kenyon is quite sick with mountain fever.
 Dancing at the Park tonight De- lightfully cool, and a splentiid floor to dance on.
  Mrs. Carrie Harrington arrived rom Tempe ou Thursday, to visit her mother, Mrs. Stanfield.
 B. F. Crawford and F. M. Brady were here on Thursda', on their way homo from Ft. Thomas.
 
 H. Abrams, an old resident of Silver City, N. NJ, arrived last night, with the view of locating here.
 The Park is delightful place to spend an evening. Go tonight There will be music, dancing and mirth. Percy Glover collector for the Phn- nix Republican, was interviewing Globe subscribers on Monday last.  This is St. Johns day in the Masonic calendar; anr White Mountain Lodge No. 8, win celebrate with picnic at Wheatfields
 Cap Adams and outfit started last Saturday with 25O head of the Cana van cattle which will be placed on pas ture near Tempe.
 George J. Myers arrived from San Francisco on Sunday last, and will re- main here for week or more before returning to Tombstone.
 
 Remember that the military ball at the Rink will be 1he crowning event of the Fourth of July celebration Good music and iced refreshments.
 
 Mrs. Blair, sister of Mrs. T. s. Col lins, Jeff yesterday for Tempe to visit her mother. Her daughter Ramona accompanied her. They expect to be absent six weeks.
 T. E. southlee has erected a 4,O0O gallon tank ii his corral, fed by an Aermoter windmill. He has very well appointed corral, well-conditioned and spirited horses and good vehicles s. Klein & Co have five men under the direction of Paul Johnson, at work in the East Richmond mine. The ore is very easy to mill and with their ex- cellent milling facilities 40 ounce ore will pay.
 David J. Peter and family came in from Tonto on Wednesday, to obtain medical treatment for the oldest child who has been crite s'ct We are pleased to learn that the little girl is improving under Dr. Collins treat ment.
 Service at the Park to morrow eve ming, at o'clock p. m Music-the violin, the cornet the flute and the guitar with vocal accompanyment Subject Scandal and itsattendant evil artisticauy portrayed. All come.
 L. H. TRIMBLE. G. M. Allison received a telegram yesterday, conveying the deplorable news that Willis Middleton had an arm cut off at his brothers saw mill, Leavenworth, Washington, on the 22nd inst No particulars were given. His mother Mrs. Myra Middleton, and Mrs. Allison and children arrived there the sarie day.
 We are very sorry to learn of the death from scarlet fever of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Wentworth's oldest child, a daughter 22 months of age, which occurred June 7th. Their other child and two children of a sister of Mrs. Wentworth living with them were down with the disease, but not dan gerously sick. Other cases of scarlet feyef are reported from that section.
 
 Miss Sadie Ramsden assisted in making the graduating exercises of the Normal School enjoyable, although not a ardemher of the graduating class. Miss Ramsdell and Miss Daisy Lewis rendered beautiful duet; "music hath magic power.1 The Tempe News says Both the young ladies are pos