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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
Sc VENDE

mUy tarsto; IN CO, hs de Col asientos que
esta en- buen estado; IN caballo joVen de
mucho bl 70 resistencia.
una mesa escritorio de MADEIRA Fiipina d.
alcanfor.
IN dinamo de 90 luces con sus lamparas de
10 y 10 bujias, quemadores, pan ntallas, sopos-
tes, Voltmetro, regulator etc etc con ALAN
bre suhciente ara hacer una installation
completa
I0fOrmarA N. rnand z prolopgaoi6n de ls
Gale atocha nLmero s
Abril z de 1897. pI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
GABINETEDE CURAClON
DEL DIR, JOAQUIN REDONDO
CoMERcIo 39.--PoNCE


VI. n. Y iceraclones del cuello Gle la
inatflz, curada.
y. Es"oriaciones granuiosas, de
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| tfat lmlento pof Ia dIstenslo.
l. l. Catarro paimonar de vertice,
en- tratamlento aseptler.
=. Farailsis de orIgen perlferlco,
curaaa por Ia electrlcldad.
Ia slhils Sc cura en- la clfnlca, ga
fantlzando Ia curacIon. 1ratamiento
el que sc emplea Ell Santiago de Galicia,
m"dlncado por el expresado doctor
Re'i"ndo.
Consu.ta gratis para los pobres dc
ae liz tafde.
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80 - 49,. '''1'o '4e r,heu up 81 CORES
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go .e1ones. ooilio % n"oiesen Pao-
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po.to 'io'o 0'0i 'o"Oio ~"
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P''aoS - ~ un pooo mas %
asf mas bella mas duradera la repa-
raci6n
Alemania tiene ell record de la loco
motora el6ctrica con 4O6 kil6metro; ST
guen: Francia, con 1872; Inglaterra, con
"a; Austria, con II; B6lgica, con 25;
Russia, con 10; Holanda, con 3, y Por-
tugal con 2
Despu6s de una larga permanencia
en- la Florida, Mr.. Lancanter ha pu-
blicado un estudio hecho nor 81 acerca
del vueio de las aves su duraci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
COMPANIA ANONIMA
LUZ ELECTRICA DE PONCE
SECRETARIA
De La

Pr6xima la 6poca en- que ha de efec-
tuarse los embarque7 del material de la
planta electrical, y dar principle los
trabajos de installation de la misma, la
Junta Directiva de esta Companfa, en-
session ordinaria cclebrada ell dfa 7 del
actual, acord6 proceder al cobro del
segundo dividen 10 de $50 por acci6n,
en- ell termino dc ocho dfas.
En- consecuencia, los senores accionis
tas Sc serviran haeerlo efeclivo al voca
contador don Juan Ctbrer, y recoger Ell
esta Secretarfa los extractos de iuscrip-
clon de sus respectivas acciones, al dor
so de los cuales Sc hara constar el pago
de dicho se5undo dlyidenio.
Ponce, AbriI 90 de l897.-El Secre-
tario, IL o. PtsureU. Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
n t 1 NJ A
Mi auerido Director:

Mi querido Director:
Dispense uste que no esoriba
la revlsta de rigor.
Me iuclen que es IN horror
oos m lelas de las de arriba!
Hoy ~ ny gana de chacota.
% ,Ien e q guapo que escribe
con graota, entire gotta = gotta
de larrIann, creosota,
) arnlca, Y Poo de Driver
listed dira, va 10 sc,
iperu angelto de Dios,
Ia pa la tiene uste!
81 lie duelen dos, 5por que
no Sc SAGA uste las dos?
LAY, senor! Isl "a me extrajo
IN dentista ell otro dfa
con muchfsimo trabaio
una cariada, de abaio,
que era la que me dolfa!
Y ;usted cree que la extraction
sirvi6 de alivio mi NAL,
una vez fuera ell raigon
Sc calmo la desaz6n
espantosa? Pues no hay tai
En- cuauto la hubo sacado
de un solo tiron, por arte
de aIgan diantre colorado,
salto ell dolor a otro lado
Y de este lado a otra parte
Y estoy hace una semana
con enjuagues y lociones,
por tarde, noche y manana,
sin pegar ojo, y sin CANA
de coplas nj de canciones,
con fuxion general
que me pone Ell situaci6n
mas que parecida, lgual
la que sufre ell actual
Gobierno de la naci6n,
que agualda a que este Sc acabe
con la inacci6n de an pelele,
que comprende que esta grave
de la boca, J que no sabe
que muela es la que le duele,
en- la desesperaci6n
que aumenta siempre y que empleza
a perturbar la razon,
mo encuentra mas solucion
que cortarse la cabeza
.Stnssto Delgudo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
RECORTES

La gloria del mundo siempre va
aeompanada de tristeza; la gloria de los
buenos esta en- sus conciencias no en-
La boca de los hombres -KeDaI,is
Tn hombre ignorante es la cosa mas
pesada que hay sobre la tierra.-Di6-
genes.
Los fanfarrones son valientes rara
vez, Y los valientes son rara vez fan
farrones.-C C.isti1so de 4Sstecid.
En- IN bale hay siempre un cuarto
de hora en- que la mujer mas enamora-
da prefere un vestido un amante.-
r de Earn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20

Tn bibliotecario muy anciano nota
al salir de la biblioteca quu ha perdldo
su paraguas.
Despu6s de haber registrado Ell yano
todos los rincones, abre maquinalmen
tie el catalogo busca febrilmente la
letra T.
Gede6n escribe un amigo Y terni-
ma asf su carta:
xLlevo escritas ocho carillas y adn
me queda mucho one declrte. Pero a
flu de no pagar otro sello, te escrlblre
manana ell resto.>
sPero es cierto que su padre de Vd.
es Millionaire?
ST, senior, seis veces Millionaire.
~ es usted su dnica heredera!
ST, senior.
-;Ah, ingrata! " todavfa Sc atre-
We usted dudar de mi amor!
HU VI RADA
El amor bien gozado
jamas es grande hasta que yaes pasado.
pues solo ell la memoria
es grdud., al parecer, la humana gloria
Canpoosssor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
DR.. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO

Sc dedica especislmeL te las eL feImeda
des de Ia mstriz Was uTipariss.
Cnraci6n pIopta de Lac c9!fe4 nled0des Sc
cTetGs por los mCdernos procedimientos
TratsmieDto de la frnpt tencfa debilidad
sexual.
Visitas q domislio precios m6dicos.
COnSultos, de & de II & 10 Y de & o.
Concordia esquina Ia Plaza pricipal.
Mario 6 de 1897 SmI d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
La DelnocraGa

| Por iniciativa de la sonora esposs
del general Marin Sc instalara un Buzz,
ben6fco durante las fiestas del Cente
mario.
Lo que produzca Sc destinara al Asilo
lie San Ildefonso y a la Sociedad Pro
tectora de los Nihos.
Merece aplausos II filantropica idea
de tan distinguida DANA.
Ha embarcado para Europa nuestro
estimado amigo Ell doctor don Eduardo
Lacot, en- companfa de su sonora es-
posa.
Seg1n nos informan, fjaran durante
algdn tempo su residencia en- la Me
| tropoli.
Los esposos Lacot gozan en- la socie-
| dad poncena de grandes J merecIdas
simpatfas Por este Sc ha sabido con
sentimiento la noticia de su marcha.
Deseamos que vientos bonancibles
impulsen su nave al vieio continente, y
al par les reiteramos el testimonio de
nuestras simpatfas.
ASEGUROS contra incenios = con-
ira riesgos marftimos.
Representa- yarias compaflfas, Chris
titfaa Boyse1a. playa de Ponce.
Aril de d1897. m d.
Vfctima de un accidente repentino Sc
ha ahogado en- la costa de Aguadilla,
en- ell sitio conocldo por el <Canto de
las piedras>, el joven artesano Fran
cisco Anazagasti.
Sc VENDEN cuatro turbinas cen
rrespondiente maquina motor Sc toma
ria en- cambio IN tacho fecha y una
bomba para eleyar op.
Infcrmara en- Ia LAC enda <Patillas,
en- Patillas, Santos '4omei. Ponce, %
de Mario de 1897. N d.
La primera querella por delitos cleo
torales ha sido establecida por Ell Comi
tie liberal de Adjuntas contra la mesa
electoral Gle aquella seccion, por ell he
cho de no permitir a los electores que
votaran sin presentar antes sus cedulas
personales, contrayiniendo asf 10 ultl-
mamente dispuesto por ell Gobernador
general 10 que preceptda la ley.
Sc entabla la querclla ante ell juez de
primera instancia de Utuado y la apo
va decididamente ell Comite provin-
cial.
Bien, muy bien por los liberales de
Adjuntas.
Ha embarcado para Santiago de Gu
ba nuestro amigo ell Lcdo. don Jose de
Diego
Va en- gestion de asuntos profesio-
males.
Sc VENDE un solar en- ell barrio de
la Cantera que mide 8 yarasde frente,
con 80 de fondo, ell cual da salida dos
GALES, tiene casa y cocina.
Tambien Sc vende un coche Gle cuatro
asientos en- buen estado, con caballos 6
sin ellos. El que interese una de las dos
cosas 8 ambas, puede entenderse con
don Miguel Net, calle de la Salud no so
todo barato. 5-15.
Ell proximo sabado hara su debut en-
nuestro teatro la gran compania de
ZarZuOld uo los S01lOIeS L dSbOI LlOfoU,
con la aplaudidfsima opera c6mica
CAMPANoNE, que tanto agrada este
publico.
FL abono Sc abrira manana, estara
cargo de don Luis Vazquez.
Sabemos que son muchas las farnilias
que desean abonarse, y relna gran en-
tusiasmo entire los amateurs.
Tambien son muchos los deseos que
tiene nuestro pdblico de admirar las
bellezas que atesoran las e6lebres par
tlturas Ms Helyett y La Dolores.
La temporada promote ser brillante.
Al teatro, pues.
DOMINGO y LEONCIO BARREIRO
Cirujanos Dentistas establecidos en-
la ciudad de Caguas Visitan periddi-
camente los pueblos de Gurabo, Juncos,
San Lorenzo, Cidra, Cayey, Aguas bue-
mas Barranquitas Barros.
3-6 V. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
NjDERAS DELPlIS

La Comps mia ar onima de la Luz Eectrics
de ests ciudad 'icita cfeTtss de cieDto. Gin
cuenta postes de maderas del pais, tachuelo,
aUsubo, tortuquillo etc, etc. debiendo me
dir cada poete 102 q IL varas de lsrgo, {
sean % metros MIN 16 centimetros ep
cusdro de grueso, puestos en- ell muelle de
eEta ciudad.
De admiten proposiciones por Ia te talidad
8 por parties, por col ducto del Secre tarie
que suscribe. Ponce, Abril 10 de 1897
n d. j. o PdsdtS SiI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20
FL senior Mufioz Rivera ha recibido

Fl sefior Munoz Rivera ha recibIdo
de Humacao ell siguiente telegrama:
sHay derrotas que honran. Felici
tamosle por su tercera. Munoz Rivera
8 Herminio Diaz en- la Diputacion, 10
mismo signifcan para ell partido para
los intereses generates del pals. Reu-
nido ell Comite local de esta ciudad, ha
acordado conceder usted un voto de
confianza Y felicitar a los candidates
electos. -Por los liberales la.la juris-
dicci6n, n,-E Conait6.S
MULAS. Al contado Y plazos.
Cerreras y domadas.
Diriiirse don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal.-Ponce, Il de Febrero de
1897. a d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20

IHOA pal oHO0' -
1897. | d.
Dice ell Herazd0 de JIudrid
xUna de las ficciones mas danosas Y
mas crefdas es la de que hemos manda-
do a Ultramar mas de 200, 900 solda-
dos. Hemos mandado mas de 200, 600
hombres. Verdaderos soldados muy
pocos. En- Cuba ha habido columna
que ha salido operaciones las pocas
horas de recibir ell Mauser sin haber
hecho ejercicio alguno de tiro 5Pue-
den denominarse soldados hombres que
no conocen Ell manejo del arma que van
4 emplear? A otros Sc les ha 0ast,ett-
do 4 bordo, dando tumbos sobre la
cubierta del trasatlantico desde Caiba-
rien la Habana. Al dfa siguiente de
desem barcar iban los pobres quintos
sin mas preparation la manigua. Por
querer que hiciesen de soldados los lue
no 10 eran ocurrio ell macheteo de Nal
TEMPO han ocurrido otros.>
Ell POLO NORTE. .-FABR1cA DE
HIELo de Casols, Besoso y CO ia
RIFA DE PRECIOS
En- fabrica por qulntales. 81 "a.
Por qqs, llevado domicilio.. 1.25 id.
En- los dep6sitos de la ciudad 2 C ID.
A domicilio no menos de 2 TO p id.
Sc garantiza peso complete.
Dep6sttoS. En- la panaderfa STres b.
En- la panaderfa xLa Gloria.1
En- La panaderfa &Las Mercedes. p -
Mayor esquina Estrella.
En- ell cafe Alsina. Marina.
En- ell cafe Salvatella. .-Calle Mayor.
Sc dan depositos en- puntos conye-
nientes los que 10 solicitor bal o nues-
tras condolences
Seroicio d domici1io Este servicio
Sc establecera dentro de una semana.
Las personas que 10 interesen pueden
pasar aviso a la fabrica.
Abril 2 de 1895.
I'm remedio heroico contra la debili-
dad general; la depression nerviosa y ell
raquitismo es la vardadera <NeauOSi11e
P'W,aier> que no saberemos recomendar
bastante q nuestros lectores. La xNeu-
rosiaae P1et,eierD es muy agradable al to-
marse, no fatiga al estomago, excita ell
apetito hace renacer las fuerzas.
En- venta en- todas las farmacias.
Prosiguen con actiyidad los trabaios
preparatorios para la installation de la
Luz Electrica en- esta ciudad. La Jun
ta Directiva de dicha Sociedad tomo en-
la session del 7 varios acuerdos tenden-
tes abreviar ell plazo de la installation
de modo que antes de Diciembre poda-
mos gozar de esa mejora en- nuestra
poblaci6n. iAdelante!
Ell Jueves Santo de de la tarde
sc ha extraviado desde la casa del Sc
nor Rosich, calle Isabel, a la Iglesia,
una cruz de orc de tiligrana, con dos 8
tres cuentas de nacar, que correspon-
den un rosario.
Quien 10 entregue en- esta redaccion
sera gratifcado. 3,3
Ha embarcado para Costa-Rica la
seIlora viuda de don Diego de la Texe-
ra, con su familia, entire la que Sc cuen-
ia la esposa y nino del reputado perlo-
dista, don Agustfn Navarrete, ex-direc-
tor de la Reoista de Pue,to-Rico.
Van a unirse al senior Navarrete,
quien ha fjado su residencia en- dicha
rep1blica.
Feliz viaje les deseamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20

Anoche las dooe Sc prooedi5 a la
limpieza de los depositos del Acueduc-
to de esta ciudad.
La operaci6n ha terminado las cua-
tro de la madrugada de hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-20

DOMINGO , LEoNCIO BARREIRo
Cirujanos Dentistas establecidos en-
la ciudad de Caguas. Visitan periodi-
camente los puebIos de Gurabo, Juncos,
San Lorenzo, Cidra, Cayey, Aguas bue-
mas Barranquitas Barros.
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Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

The work of rebuilding the Kasser Gold Mining company's mill (ten stamps) in Lost Gulch, is almost fin ished. The structure has been erected to accommodate ten stamps more, which may be added next year. The work done is of the most substantial character, and the mill when com pleted will be one of the best in Globe district. It is expected that the stamps will drop about October l, by which time the bins will be full of ore. The mine is being systematically opened, and the reserves of ore are large. Development work will proceed more rapidly after the arrival of the hoisting machinery which has been shipped from Denver, and it is the in- tention of Miles W. Gibbons, general manager for the company, to sink 800 feet. The success of the Kasser com pany will mean much to the Lost Gulch country and be of great benefit to Globe district.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Mrs. E. E. Davis, of San Miguel, Cal, says: Tam trying in measure to repay the manufacturers of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for the great good their remedy has done me. For years was constant sufferer from weak lungs and bronchial asthma My rest at night was disturbed by 8 hacking cough, SO that felt miserable the greater part of the time. Many remedies recommended by friends were tried, none of which proved suit able to my case. did not experience any beneficial results until began taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After two bottles of the large size have been used, am pleased to state, my health is better than it has been for years. The soreness has left my lungs and chest and I can breathe easily. It has done me 50 much good that want all who are suffering from lung troubles, as I was, to give it 8 trial" For sale by H. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

The Bisbee Orb of recent date con tains somewhat florid announcement of the marriage of Ben Bound to Miss Belle Bennett, whom the Orb refers to as ''one of the well known bellies of San Francisco, lady of education and refinement, and will undoubtedly be a leader in Bisbee society" Of the groom the Orb says: 'Mr. Bound is one of Bisbee's best miners, being employed by the Copper Queen company, and also owning valuable mining property in the Huachucas. He is well liked and honored by his many friends here, not only for his honesty but also for his genial, hearty ways" He must certainly have developed very clever ways if he is tie same Ben Bound who left Globe Inst winter He had wife here but it is said she left him.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02
AN INSANE CONVICT.

George Harris, who shot Charles Neal, in saloon on Broad street, Globe, on October 4, 1895, and was convicted at the November term of the district court, the same year, of assault to com nit murder and was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment at Yuma, was re- moved to the insane asylum on the 2Sth ul.imo. Tha Phoenix Republican says: Harris hallucination is an imaginary persecution by the family of another convict named Booth. About the time of the new moon the Booths make it hottest for Harris. He becomes a maniac. His insanity diminishes as the moon grows and increases with the wane of the moon. He finally grew so bad that the superintendent took measures to have him sent to the asylum. He acknowledged to Harris that he was unable to exercise any con trol over the Booths and suggested that they come to Phoenix and see the governor, who is supposed to be the supreme boss of the Booths and every body else in Arizona" Harris willingly assented, and was taken to the asylum without difficulty. It is just possible that Harris is sbamming, as he feigned insanity when being taken to Yuma from Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02
There was a hold-up at webster er

There was hold-up at Webster gnlch Aug. 2S. E. G. Owen, better known as "Tinker" Owen, pulled n six-shooter on Ed Fondern and con- pelled him to write ont a check for $50, which sum Owed claimed Fondern had got from him unlawfully. Fondern would have come out of the affair all right had he not sought to get revenge and held up partner of Owen at the point of a gun. The result was that both Owen and Fondern were arrested, and after Q hearing in each case Owen was held under 5000 bond to await the action of the grand jury on the charge of assault to commit robbery. The charge against Fondern is assault with deadly weapon. He also WIS held. but succeeded in furnishing bail and was released. Tinker languishbs in jail.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Ben and Joe Gibson, who have beer swinging round the circle for month, returned home few days ago. They visited Salt Lake, Denver, San Fran. cisco, Los Angeles and other places ol interest in the circuit, and of course had a good time. They were in Salt Lake during the celebration and Ben Gibson and Ed Drew, of Aravaipa, en. tered the steer tying contest and cap tured the prizes, Drew winning frsI and Gibson second. Ben tied hii steer in 30 seconds, but the pesky critter struggled so that Ben, fearing he might get loose, went back and tied the steer the second time, which cost him the first prize. In cowboy con sests Arizona takes the lead
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Sylvester Gilson got back on Tuesday from his visit to Tomah, Wisconsin, the home of his boyhood, from which he had been absent for 37 years. His brother, Chas. Gilson and family and numerous friends of the halcyon days of youth, had been apprized of his coming, so that he had DO difficulty in establishing his identity, and found the fatted calf killed for him npon his arrival. He enjoyed the trip greatly, the only incident to seriously detract from the pleasure of the visit being the death of his sisterinlaw, which occurred a flow days before he left Wisconsin. Gilson seems to have renewed his youth and IS as sprightly as man twenty years his junior.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

G. Bentz came in from the Boquo, ranch, on Tonto, yesterday with e wagon load of grapes and pears. He will make only one more trip with fruit and then como to Globe to live. The ranch, which is one of the best fruit ranches in Gila county, was pur- chased last year by Geo. T. Peter, and his nephew, Dave Peter, and family will take possession soon.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Joe Henry, shift boss at the Hoosier mine, left last Monday for visit of five or six weeks to his old Kentucky home at Maxwell, near Owensboro. Joe hasn't been there for 1G years, during which time he has lived in Ari- zona, and he may have had some of the veneering of the eifete Eastern civilization rubbed of. However, Joe IS quick to adapt himself to surround ings, and we have no fear but what he will be able to hold his own with the Kentucky colonels and to worthily represent Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02
Back from the Grave

We cannot come, but we can often stay on progress thither Disease. like everything else, mnst have a beginning. All chronic maladies tend to shorten life, and render 1t a species of martyrdom while they last. Mo
 laria, kidney complaint, chronic indigestion
 rheumatism all have small beginnings and may be stayed at the outset with Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs This excellent tonic and alteratiye Is adapted alike to the prevention Of disorders Of the system and to their re
 moyal and it's early use cannot be too strongly advocated. To renew appetite and insure tranquil rest, there is no surer and pleasanter means than the Bltters. The effects of over. work and exhaustion, mental or physical are counteracted by lt, and the busy merchant. the tired clerk or operative, and the brain weary student, author or newspaper man. de rive from 1t present relief and future energy
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Mrs. S. A. Kell, of Pomona, Cal, had the bad luck to sprain her ankle. 'I tried several liniments," she says, ''but was not cured until used Cham berlain's Pain Balm. That remedy cured me and l take pleasure in rec ommending it and testifying to it's efficacy" This medicine is also of great value for rheumatism, lame back, pains in the chest, pleurisy and all deep-seated and muscular pains.
 For sale by II. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

The backbone of the heated term was broken on Tuesday by good shower, followed yesterday evening by Q down-pour, a regular root-soaker, which lasted for almost an hour, and rain continued to fall at intervals dur ing the night, the showers growing heavier toward morning. The rain appears to have been general and in- sures good grass in this section. The flushing of Pinal creek is of great ben eft to Globe by carrying away the sewage which had accumulated in tue channel, menacing the health of the community.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Vim. Wballey has added well ap. pointed bath house to his barber shop, which will be furnished and ready foi use within day or two. The fixtures are of the most approved kind, and patrons can not be otherwise than sat isfied. The price per bath, 25 cents, is very reasonable. The patronage of the ladies is solicited, for whom pri- vate entrance in the rear has been pro- vided.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

W. s. McDonough, who was the contractor for the erection of the Kasser quartz mill, in Lost Gulch, took his departure last Friday for the Salmon river, in Northern Idaho, where he goes to take charge of large gold property. Mac. is thoroughly competent man and a good fellow, and his departure from Glohe is regretted. He stopped at Denver on his way north to attend to the shipment of machinery for the Kasser Gold Mining company.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

Mrs. Foster and her sister, Mrs. Prowse, who have arranged to give a dancing party on the evening of Sept. II, in Parker's hall, are doing their ut most to insure the complete success of the entainment. The music is to be q leading feeturej there will be eight pieces of music, and the selections promise a rare treat to those in attend ance. The customary admission fee will be charged.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-09-02

The San Francisco Bulletin, of Aug 24, contains the likeness and very complimentary notice of Miss Ruth White, q star on the operatic stage, and daughter of Prof. John White. The family were residents of Globe in the early days of the camp. Miss Whites success has been phenomenal and continuous. She is now with Halt north's Garden Theatre company, at Cleveland, Ohio, and has been engaged to sing in DeKovan's new opera m New York in October.