Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-23

Fort Thomas yesterday on business oi the company.
 Stanneld & Son have their card in this issue They handle confectionery, fruits, china and glassware and va riety of notions. They are deserving of patronage,
 Josie Murphy and Helen Curnow were poisoned on Thursday from eat. ing the seeds of the bird of paradise flower. Dr. Collins was called and administered the necessary antidote, and the little misses are recovering,
 The friends of James Hays will be pleased to learn of his good fortune. Jim was married on November 10th to a lady of Bisbee, and is comfortably settled in a cosy home. He is in the employ of the Copper Queen company.
 r. w. Westmeyer has been estab- lished in business in Globe since the year 1876, and by correct methods has won an enviable reputation for fair dealing. Buying for cash Mr. West meyer is able to meet any and all com petition, and customers can rely upon his prices being as low as the lowest.
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 John Kasser, of the Kasser Gold Mining Company, left on Thursday for New York to attend a meeting of the company. He will be away a month or more, and during his ab- sence will endeavor to interest new capital in Globe mines.
 The Tempe correspondent of the Phoenix Herald says; James Sur geon, who had his ankle badly broken, has been doing some heroic suffering the past two weeks, It is hoped he is over the worst of his trouble and his recovery will be speedy,
 Alter ten days of perfect weather a storm set in yesterday and still prevails. The rainfall last night was heavy, and judging from the appear ance of Pinal mountain this morning the snow must be quite deep The season is certainly out of joint, as such a storm in November is unusual.
 The Kinney House enjoys an ex cellent reputation with the travelling public. Mrs. A. Kinney, owner of the establishment, gives her personal at tention to the comfort Of her guests. As the advertisement in another col umn states, the hodse Is we'll situated, convenient to business center
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 Eugene Middleton and s. c. sayler, experienced livery men, have one of the best stands in Globe, and what is more important, give horses left in their charge the best of care, They have good teams for hire, and sell hay and grain--in fact, do a general livery and corral business.
 Mir. E. fl. Cook, of the United Globe Mines, returned yesterday from trip to Bisbee. He was accompanied home by Yrs. Dr. J. IT, Largent and chil- dren, of Mckinney, Texas, who came on a visit to Mrs. Cook and family. Mrs. Largent formerly resided in Globe, and her many friends here will be pleased to greet her,
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 ! Attention is called to the adyer- tisement of Messrs, Springer and Dun ham, propriotors of the Globe Ton sorial Parlors, one door north of the BELT office. The gentlemen are art lsts in their line and are well patro- nized. Mir Springer also conducts the Globe News Depot, where all the leading newspapers and magazines may be had, and in addition a choice line of cigars, tobacco, etc.
 Mike Leahy and Heber Layton ar rived from Fort Thomas yesterday. Mir. Leahy has bought the Fort Thomas and Globe stage line from Mr. Layton, and took possession on the 10th inst. The new proprietor is well known and popular here, as well as in Graham county, and he may be relied upon to run the stage line in first class shape, and afford every accommodation to the travelling public.
 Visitors to a town appreciate cour- teous treatment, especially from hotel keepers, and this fact accounts for the popularity of the Pascoe House, con- ducted by MT. and Mrs. James Pascoe. The house has been refltted and inn proved, and the restaurant greatly enlarged. The table is always sup piled with the best the market affords, and the culinary department is under the careful supervision of Mrs Pascoe. who endeavors always to please her guests.
 Ed Horrell was hurt last Saturday l while running cattle, near Ash Spring, His horse fell and threw him violently to the ground. Ed struck on his head, and was knocked out for a short time, Dr. Collins was hastily summoned, but in the mean time Ed had so far re- covered as to be able to ride to his home five miles north of Globe, where the Doctor found him upon his arrival. His injury kept him in bed for day,