Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-20
LOCAL NEWS


 LOCAL. NEWS.
 Our closing out sale is absolutely bona fide. J, MYERS 6 BRO.
 Gentlemen's neelzwear cheap at tn, Post Office Store.
 Ifyou want a suit of clothes made tc order and warranted to flt can on C. S. Van Wagenen.
 Chas. Banker harvested two crops of ice from his ponds on Pmal noun tain, during the recent cold snap
 Joseph Redman and Wm. Dean, on their late hunting trip t5 Salt River, bagged twenty-five ducks and numer- ous small game.
 Mr and Mrs. Robt. Stead left last week for trip to Salt River valley, Maricopa oouaW. fhe Tempe News of tho l5th inst. notes their arrival there.
 The militia company are praeticing for the prize shoes 70 take place the latter part of nexJ month. Liberal subscriptions have been pade by citi- IDS.
 Richard Slaney, of payson, is now in the Globe hospital and is being trelved for a cancer Of the lip by Doe tors Fox and Collins, and is cheerfuIIy hopeful ofa speedy cure.
 John Newmln was here on Tuesday. He has traded most ofhis stock in Che gold mine near Riverside for a drug store and other property in Tempe, and will probably make that place headquarters.
 Jesse Bryant has started a stage line from Tempe to Florence, making the trip in a day, by way of Mesa. The sage leaves the Tempe hotel Mondays at 2 a, m., and Florence on Wednes. days. -tiGzette.
 Louis B. Walker Assistant superin- tendent or the Old Dominion Copper Co, left this morning for santa Bar bara, Cal, where be will be married on January 27th, to Miss Elizabeth C. Wheeler, Of New York City.
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 Lorin Lynch gas in from the Rescue mine on Wednesday, He is still talk ing out rich ore in small quantities, and states that the mine is looking well and would pay we'll if silver was worth a fair price.
 Frank 9I Hammon, of the Rio Boni- to nurseries, Butta county, California, has opened a depot in Phunix for the sale of fruit trees. shrubs, etc, of which he is receiving large consign- ments and making good sales.
 
 Ernest Kellner, who was to leave for San Mateo, California, last night, to resume his studies, was taken very sick at the supper table last Friday night lie is reported somewhat bet ter, but cannot resume his studies quite yet Gazette
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 The hospital under the supervisory care of ianitor c. A. Smith is dcserv- ing of special mention, and as clcanli- ness is next to godliness, Mir. Smith seems fully imbued with it's observ- ance as well as with thoughtfulness for the comfort of the unfortunate committed to his watchful care,
 The postmaster has received a letter from Missouri inquiring about Henry Webber who left Globe a short time ago. There is money awaiting him there. When last heard of he was in Los Angeles Anyone knowing his present address will do him a kindness by informing the Globe postmaster.
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 susman Klein, of San Francisco, ar rived on Tuesday last to look after his mercantile business, and large mining interests in this district. He win re- main here some time. Mir Klein is an old-timer and an energetic business man, who has done much for Globe and still has faith in her future
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 The annual meeting of the Globe Rink Association was held on Monday evening last and officers elected aa follows; Presidont, o. NJ. Anderson l; -President, Dr W IT. Cook Sec retary and Treasurer, J. II. Hamin !; managing directors, O. M Anderson, C, T. Martin, J. IT, Hanill. A divi. dend of 8 per share was declared pay able February lst
 -, During the epidemic of Ia grippe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the lead here and was much better liked than other cough medicines. "-H. M Bangs, druggist, Chatsworth, Illinois. This grip is mnch the same as very severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment This Remedy is prompt and eiTectual and will prevent any tendency of the disease toward pneumonia For salo by II, c Hitch cock. druggist