Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

SN ASN A'i40 AsASHAA lsCRlOTtl SOCAtItle for sale at reasonable prices if taken soon. Apply to J.H. HANnLL.
 Rev. Father Warluzel, of Florence, is prevented by sickness from filling his engagement here tomorrow. Con- seqnently, there will be no Catholic services,
 George Kingdom returned last night from 3 two weeks trip through the southeastern part of the Territory, Globe is q little iivelier than any other canif he struck.
 Dr, T. S. Collins card appears in this issue of the BELT. His reputation as a skillful and successful practitioner is so well known that it would be su- 1 periiuous to dwell upon his ability. ] George ". Wilson returned yester- day from Tempe, where he placed s5 head of cattle on pasture. He reports the cattie market there and in Phoenix as flat, aud business, generally, dull.
 Henry Bieyins, while roping wild COW on steep ground in the Sierra Ancha mountains, got his thumb caught in a loop of Che lariat which cut it of as clean as though amputated by a surgeons knife,
 [ i R. c Brown, the energetic repre- sentative of the Arizona Enterprise arrived on Thursday. The Enterprise enjoys large circulation here. The form of she paper has been changed to eight pages, an Improvement. < telegram to Alouzo Bailey from Thos. Bayis, announces the death of Wm. F. Guild, Of Florence, at mid night Oct. 18th. The deceased has been resident of Florence for many years. The funeral took place Friday at i o'clock p m.
 From the fact of apple trees being in bloom in Olof Anderson's orchard, strawberry vines in blossom and Der ries green and ripening in Adolph Hang garden, thoae Of the hyperbo- rean north will conclude Arizona has no winter in hcr year.
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 Andre Maurol, of Globe, is in Tempe with q view Of purchasinya number of milk cows to add to his dairy that ls run iu connection with market garden ing. He does not seem to care about the price 50 they are high grade cows and good mliker5. Republican.
 
 E. r. Kellner returned this morning from his Richland stock farm and re- ports work on the arteslan well at standstill uneil further machinery can be sent out. He viii return tomorrow With the necessary material and the warL, will so ahead again Herald.
 Aionzo Bailey has been officially no- tidcd of his election as Vice President for Arizona of the Masonic Veteran associaljon of the Pacific Coast for tbe ensuing Masonic year. United ! States Senator Geo. c. Perkins was | eleeted President of the Association.
 ROOMS TO RENr--by the day, week or month large, well furnished, | cool and comfortable, centrally loca- taa oa osk street, one block west of the Court House. Terms reasonable Apply Co owner
 MRS. c. F. FIsKE.
 E. J. Edwards returned from Solo monviBe Thursday, where he appeared aa attorney in number of the most important criminal and civil suits tried at the late term of the District Court of Graham county, in 8 majority of which he was successful. There were ffty-oue cases on the docket and forty eight disposed of
 1Ir L. J. IIeinernan, of Omaha, brother of our s c. Heineman, who, arrived at Tempe last week has con cluded to remain in tic valley and has accepted the position of assistant man. ager of the Farmers and Mercbants' exchange one Of Mesa's prosperous establishments Tempe News.
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 Jack Newman came up to Mesa yes Serday. He arrived from his mining district a few days ago and shipped about $1 ,00o of the yellow metal to the mint. Mir. Newman has invested quite extensively in real estate in the valley, and is so well pleased with the results of these investments that he in- ends to try it again. Republican.
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 John Canavan has through his at- 5orneys BethuHe & Mccabe, brought suit against the San Frantisdo Bridge Company for eight thousand dollars. lfr. Canavan ran boarding house at ihe South Gila dam and the sum is money due for boarding the company's men who were employed on the con. jtraetion of the dam. Tempe News.
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 The case of Martin Allen vs. the Arizona Copper Co, of Clifton, was ried, for the second time, at Solomon lille, and the verdict in the first trial irving Allen SIS, 900 damages, reversed. Allen's attorneys have given notice of ippeal. We are informed that the