Arizona silver belt., 1893-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 House to Rent.
 G. s. VAN WAeENIsN.
 c. E. Taylor, sole agent in Globe for Noble whiskey,
 Alfred Kinney left on Tuesday last for short visit to Phoenix and Yuma.
 Gabe Tucker has gone out to his ranch in the Sierra Anchas for stay of some duration
 Ed. Arhelger arrived from fh8nix yesterday and went to San Carlos to see his sick friend, Wm. Muller.
 Mems nailed boots, Nrogans, coarse shoes, fine shoes, base bal shoes danc- ing shoes and slippers, al C. 5. Van Wagenen's.
 Phillip Oates and Ben Faun left Monday for the San Carlos copper mines, and from there will go cn Q hunting expedition.
 Private Tracey, of troof E, ist Cav airy, who deserted from San Carlos on the 18th, was captured by Indian scouts, near Riverside
 R,v. Father warluzel, of Florence, will hold services in the Globe Catho- lie Church tomorrow. Mass at 10 o'clock a m. and Rosary at p. m.
 Mir. and Mts. J. r Tremble took their departure on Tuesday for Flor ence, where they win Hereafter reside. They will be greatly missed by their Globe friends.
 D. B. Lacey came II from the Sierra Anchas Wednesday with seventeen head of fat beef steers frcm Jos. Red mans ranch. Cattle thsce are in splendid fix, and feed abundant
 Again are VI cast down into tho slough of despondency by the an- nouncement made in the Wilcox Stockman that the survey of the Globe and Bowie rsilsrsd has been aban- doned. Members of Company A, N C A., are requested to meet at the a. rnory at 1 o'clock p. m, Sunday, Sept 24th, to resume target practice.
 H. II. McNELLY,
 lst Lieut.. Com'd
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 Mrs. John Cadman, feeling grateful to her friends for their sympathy and kindness, during her recent supreme sorrow, occssicned by the death of her husband, desires to public express her thanks and appreciation.
 Dr. J. II. Chase left on Sunday last for Kalama, Washington, where he ex- poets to locate and form partnership with classmate for the practice of dentistry. pr Chase stands at the top in his profession, and his departure from Globe is regretted here.
 A petition was circulated in Globe this week asking the appointment of Geo. W. r. Hunt as consul at N ogales, Mexico, which, it is needless to say, was cheereilly signed by every one to whom it was presented Mir Hunt has warm friends in almost every part of the Territory, who hope to see him appointed.
 Jos. Brewster returned Wednesday from q visit to the Arkansas Hot Springs, and to St. Louis and J'edar Hill,, Jefferson county, Mo The pleas iure of the trip was m..rred by serious sickness At St. Louis, for four weeks, he was confined to bed with typhoid malarial fever, and for day CT two was delirious Joe is glad to get back and breath again the pure mountain air of Globe.
 There was catastrophe on the road near Bob Anderson's ranch Wednes day evening. A wagon in which were
 
 four bibulous gentlemen collided with q big rock, throwing the occupants out and demolishing the vehicle. Two of the men received scalp wounds and were unconscious for a short time, but when Dr. Fox arrived on the scene, he found that all that was needed was a blacksmith and bottle of whiskey. a R. E. Humphrey brought in samples of ore from the Great Western mine on Thursday, which are even richer than those spoken of elsewhere iii these columns 1he rich strata had been followed about four feet from where it is intersected by the tunnel, Rnd is widening out. The same char acter Of ore has been found on other claims of the group Mi. Humphrey is confident he has bohanga.
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 c. E. Taylor, dealer in fine wines hnd liquors, California port, claret, White and Eclipse extra, dry cham bagne, imported cogndc, gin, Jamaica rum, Scotch whiskey, Dun, Gordon x w. & A Gilbey's sherry, and Pomme- ty Sec. Dublin Stout, Dublin ginger sle. apollihdfis &c, SC