Arizona silver belt., 1897-05-27

last evening from New Orleans, La and tie world has 6 brighter appear ance tU Ed. now.
 -----s------ Mr, and Mrs. A. Flood, Nlo hss' been residents of Glube siuce last fSil will return next Monday or Tuesdae t' Los Aogoles, their former home. The. will be missed by their Globe friends -------------.sss------------
 The young ladies of the Globe pub lie school gave picnic at WhentGeld hst Saturday. Mrs. W. NJ, Clogpoo ehaperoned the party aud the occasion proved q most delightful one, ---------ss---------- H Decoration Day services 6y the Alex ender Relief Corps and Grand Army Post will be held in Parker's hall or Saturday afternoon, Msy 2s. Nearly all the orders in Globe nave accepted the invitation to participate, ------.--------as
 Mrs. l. M. Morris, wEo has been visiting her daughters at Silver City Deming and Clifton, arrived yester day, accompanied by grandson. The family will reside here, Mir Morris having recently engaged in business as partner of NJ. |. Dunphyi 
 The merchants of Globe, very gen. orally, have agreed to close their stores next Saturday Ut noen, and the Woman's Relief Corps urges that busi. ness of all kinds be suspended, out oi respect to the memory of our fallen heroes.
 Misses Leila StanReld aud Lou Davis have opened an ice cream parlor ou Broad street, adjoining Stauiieid's store, a very pleasant place to spend an hour in the evening, as many have already discovered. The cream, shorbels and iues are excellent and wei, served, as we can vouch for.
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 George W. Wilson and Ms. Jose pLine Culmau were married on Tues day evening, May 9, at the home of the groom, Rev. L. l.. Rogers per farming the ceremony. Mir aud Mrs, Wilson are old re,iie uts oi Globe, and have many friends who wish them happiness aud prosperity.
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 Mf. $. \. ParnGll, superintendent oi the Old Dominion Copper mines at Globe arrived this morning from that city and will spend several days visiting the capitol city. Mir, Parna'l declares himself ss unable to say when ,ha, great property would again be started 2p.-P Phoenix Herald, May 24.
 Mrs. J. c. isamsdell expects to start on Sunday next for Los Angeles to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. C. $. Van WaSenen, aud family Mrs. N. Link goes ut the same time to Los Angeles. for stay of three or four months. Mrs. Link has been ia bad health Tor some time and hopes ,o he benefited by the coast climate.
 
 Mrs. W. w Brooiner rri daughters will leave next Monday or Tuesday fuy Los Angeles, where the,y expect to make their home in tie futarc. Mr. Bsookner will follow within few Necls 10 secure home and see tbe family comfortably installed in it. Their Ge. psrture from Glubs is regrutied by their many friends.
 A mau entered tbe Old DoIGii;cu Commercial! Co.'S store yesterday, and nsked for chain and bell 10 put on h, iackass. Alter the trade haI been made, we appreciated the individua and offered tLe suggestion that hC could save mouey by sending the ami nal to Phoenix, where isckasses run at large and need no bells to identify them. Many of them are two legged, and hold high official positions.
 
 Sheriff Williamson was apprized by telegram, last Thursday, of the arrest at Clifton of the Mexican who robbed Mrs. Denis Murphy. He attempted to negotiate check that had not been endorsed, which aroused the suspicion of the officer at Clifton. James Riley, assistant to Mir. Murphy, who know, the Mexican well, was deputized to gc to Clifton after him, aud is expected back with the prisoner tonight.
 A GRAND SUCCESS.
 The Bon Bon ball, given in Parker's hall on the night of Sept P, was tho event of the season. About sixty