Arizona silver belt., 1893-09-16


 iiely convey his heartfelt thanks to hi friends who so generously assisted D, acts of kindness and sympathy during his recent affliction by the death of hi brother, John A. NeDonald.
 Don't forget when you want to ordel your spring suit of clothes, that have a fine line of samples, and guarantee good fit and reasonable prices.
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 SPANISH TAUGHT. Lessons in the Spanish language given at my res. idence, next to Mir, John Holohan's, on Pine street. Private or class les sons given to ladies, gentlemen and children, Mss ELvIRA L. RoRQUEs. -ss-.---
 Messrs. Stark and Fuller, of Pine creek, Gila county, were in Globe on Monday last with a wagon load of fine apples That section of Gila county produces the best apples we have seen in Arizona, and in another year or two the crop will be large.
 | Charles Bouquet, of Tonto, was in l town on Wednesday, probably his last 1 trip for the season, He reports plenty of grass in his vicinity and stock that survived the drought and predatory animals, are doing well. He says mountain lions are increasing and as the bounty has been withdrawn there is little inducement to hunt them. 1 We inadvertently omitted mention last week of the departure of James Devore and Chas. E. Fades. The former went to So. Kansas and may ! go into the Cherokee Strip. His farni- | ly will remain in Globe for the pres emt, AIr. Fades Accompanied the Caw- ley family who were bound for the Strip.
 Clerk Board Supervisors Martin has been at work for some time making up account of Gila ooun.y ag@nst Uncle Sam for costs in trials of Indian cases. The bill amounts to moro than s7,70Q. Chairman of the Board of Supervisors E, II, Cook, who will be in Washing 1 ton, about october 1st. will endeavor to have the claim presented aud acted upon by Congress.
 E.F Kellner, accompanied by his son Bonnie aud daughter Frankie, came in from California and will leave with them in a few days for Globe. Mir. Kellner left his wife in Chicago, where she will stay until October. The oldest children are in California attending school and will attend the midwintu fair with their parents in January -Phnnix Gazette.
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 A good deal of crooked work in re- gard to tire branding of cattle is re- ported from he northern end 6f the county, and there is liable to be musjc at the next term of the District Court. The juncture of Gila, Yavapai and Co., conino counties seems to be q rendez- yous for stock thieves, and no less than eighteen are reported to have been assembled there recently.
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 Miss Nora, daughter Of Col. Geo. A. Allen, is attending the Conservatory of Music in Boston, dovoting her time to the study of music aud elocution. As soon as her studies are completed, She Nill'eoi' her father, who expocts to return to Yuma in the fall, having purchased two lots, upon which he win erect a residence for his own ocoupan- cy Sentinel,
 Tom Armer is in the city frtm Up- per Salt River, acting as an escort for Mrs Armer, Mrs. D. J. Peter and ehil- dren, Mrs J. S. Duey and Miss Oracle Webb. Mrs Peter will make visit of several months with her father N. G. Harrer, at Buckeye. She arrived too late for the wedding of her sister last Sunday, to George Webb. Mrs. Duey will pay short visit to Mrs. Vinson Anderson. Gazette.
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 st. Eosephs Academy.
 Boarding and day school for young ladies and children, under the direc- ton of Sisters of St. Joseph. Glasses are resumed on the first Monday of September. For further information, address, Sister of St. Joseph,
 St. Joseph's Academy,
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