Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-30

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 Grand New Years ball at the Rini Monday night
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 Gentlemen's neclSwear cheap at tn, . Post office Store.
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 We must sell out,
 J. MYERs St BRO. Go to G, S. Van Wagenen's for ovel coats and blankets.
 J. S Allison, of Los Angeles, broth. or of G. M and Grant Allison, arrived last night
 Supervisor O. c. Tebbs is here tc attend the final meeting of the Board, for the year 1893
 Mr, and Mrs. P. T. Robertson re. turned yesterday from visit to Pay son. Miss Ivy Gam accompanied them from Salt River.
 
 The Arizona Enterprise is now pub lished as a daily, and as was to be ex- pected of the experienced and able 1 publishers, c. w. and R. c, Brown, the paper presents a good appearance, and it's editorial and news columns are at all times filled with interesting mat ter. We wish the Daily Enterprise 1 the succesg it deserves
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 A race was run Christmas on the Globe track, between Roggenstrogh's B bay horse, ridden by McLane, and c. Siegle's gray, ridden by Charlie Ed wards. "The tallentn backed the bay as a sure winner, but it turned out that he was not in it, the gray winning with ease. The winner is handsome ami mal, used by Dr, Bullitt as | saddle horse, but is owned by Chas. seigle of Mesa, and was raised on Tonto.
 4 very enjoyable Christmas Tree entertainment was given in the Wheat fields school house last Saturday eve ming, and was attended by the people of all ages living in the vicinity. There was a bountifui distribution of sweets and Christmas remembrances. The young people participated in a musical and literary programme, con- prising songs, recitahons and dia- logues Dancing completed the eve. ning's amusement.
 Zack Booth, a tn year convict from Gila county, on Wednesday last, es- eaped from the Territorial prison. The Superintendent offers 8 reward of $50 for his capture. Zack disregarded the law of meun ct tuum when leay- ing his appointed home, by carrying away and wearing prison stripes bear ing his number, 920. His hair was close cropped and his face eleanly shaven. He is otherwise minutely de scribed in the official notice of reward, even to his height, weight, size of feet and hat and scar on the right hand.
 
 s. Muud, we'll known in this locality in 1876, when there were but few pros peotors in the surrounding hills, and before Globe was located as a town, is now here after heightened absence. He was then man of means and was instrumental in the sale of the Stone wall Jackson mine by McMillen and Harris, and also pecuniarily assisted Mason and others to the extent of q loan of e5,oOO, but flokle fortune has reduced him to the necessity of ped ding spectacles as a means of liveli. hood, He bears the impress of an hon. est man and is worthy of support.
 Alonzo Bailey is in receipt of letter from Ben. NJ. Crawford, deputy collec- Cor, in regard to the registration Of Chinese under the new law. All Chi nese are required to furnish two pho tographs and have one efeditable American witness. These require ments apply to Chinese who registered under the law Of last year, as we'll as to those who did not As there is no photographer here it will be impossi. ble for the Chinese in Globe to furnish the required likeness, unless a photo grapher from a distance can be engaged to come here for that purpose.
 
 The people of Stafford and Solomon vile are making a concerted action to secure the Globe road on the lower or Griffith survey. They have pledged liberal bonus 10 Mr Garland as an in- ducement to him to adopt that route. 4 letter received this week states that Mir. Garland has been very sick with pneumonia but is now convalescent and his speedy recovery is anticipated; as soon as able he will come to Graham county to look after the construction of the road, The general impression now is that construction work will be- gin on the road before March lst. Graham County Bulletin.
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 The senior of the BELT was highly gratifed by receipt of Christmas gifts from two esteemed lady friends, Mes danes Lola Samaniego and Jessie G. Byrne, residents of Tucson. These appreciated remembrances were great ly enhanced in value by the kind words which accompanied them. Such