Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27


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 We have lots and lots of bargains left J, MYERS & Hao
 The Florence Tribune has changed management. Will r, Cooper sJcceed- ing George F. Meek.
 ' ------ss-------------~ 1 Chas A. Fisls's Friends are pleased to learn of his appointment as express agent at Tempe. He has had charge of the office for some time as deputy and has given excellent satisfaction in that capacity.
 J. II. CanaVan, formerly a promi- hent citizen of Globe, arrived this morning from Los Angeles. He has large cattle interests in Gila county usually pasturing his beef cattle in the valley and shipping from Tempe. Phmnix Herald
 The Old Dominion Commercial Go. have three lines of very fine novelties l in Spring wear for tailor made cloth ing which they are offering at Eastern ! printed prices. Suits sixteen dollars and upwards. Goods ready for deliv- cry two weeks after measure Is taken. |
 1 While trying to prop up shed at the o, K. corral, the roof fell on W. II. Duryea, but fortunately without doing him serious injury. It would ' tlSe more than roof ipling on hfm to knock out man who had expe- rienced the trials of hotel landlord ct Che Worlds Fair.
 Dr. Trippel came Tn from tde Pho- nix mine this afternoon. He reports the mill shut down until connections can be made through the drifts of the mine with the Neshakaty vein, whea t will again start up. A large force of men have been put on development ! work. Phunix Herald. l We acknowledge the receipt of D, ! M Ferry & Co.'s seed annual for 1894, and also valuable package of flower and vegetable seeds from the same ! firm. D. M Ferry & Co. are well and savorably known, they being among ! the oldest and most reliable seedsnlen i in the United States.
 -s--- ] Mrs. Frank Howell returned on Thursday from long visit with her daughter in Los Angeles. She was ac- companicd by her son-in-law, J F.. CanSvan, for many years a resident of Globe, and head shelter for Old Do- miuion Copper Co. alr Cunavau is ! still interested in cattle in this county. l The Tempe correspondent Of the Phoenix Herald states flat R. R. Root ] r G. Dodson and Jack Nc8mann ar rived on Che 2lst from Goldberg on tho Upper Gila. They brought in a Sl 500 gold bar which represents a weekly run of thoir min. It is to be hoped their good fortune viii continue til everybody gets some of it.
 The Tempe News states that Doctor i Hememan of that place, has returned rom trip to the Bates mine, near | Dadleyville, in which he has recently purchased an interest He says he is more than ever pleased with the prop erty. The mill is running nicely, and the yellow metal is tusnng cut at a rate eninently satisfactory to the pro pgietors.
 The Republican says; Joseph A. | Winslow, who has been in the jewolry { business in Ph0nix for some time, has packed his stock preparatory to re moving to Globe, where he will locate Dir. Winslow is one of the best jewel CTS in Arizona and Globe is to be con graduated upon the good fortune O securing such good working as vel as a good citizen
 M. E. Brenner, dentist, of San Fran cisco, has opened an office in the build ing adjoining the public reading room lie comes well recommended and l prepared 10 do ali kinds of dental worl
 in a satisfactory manner. Dr. Bren
 ner expects to make Globe his head 2 quarters His present stay will b ] short, however, ard all who requir
 his services should give him an earl. ! call.
 Regular meetings of White Mour !, tain Lodge No. 3, F. & A. NJ, for tn ; year 1894
 January 25th, July 18th, February 22nd, August 16th, March 22nd, September 2Oth, ' April l9th, October 18th, May 24th, November 18th, June 2tst, December 18th. CHARLES HoLzNAN, Sec.
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