Arizona silver belt., 1897-05-06

maln Dullulng Will be 0UXZo ieet ana an ell 30x20 feet. There will be 36 sleep ing rooms, bath rooms, and sitting room.
 Tue new hois. and other machinery pertaining to it will arrive in about three weeks. The usual force of miners is employed in development work on the various claims, and it is expected that operations will continue without interruption, except that smelling may be discontinued for few weeks while i the new hoist is being installed. ] CARD OF THANKS, Mrs. Ernestine Sultan and family, and Mir. Hyman Sultan desire to pub licly express their grateful thanks to their many friends and acquaintauces for the timely assistonce and consola- ton given them in the hour of their ! great trial and aiiliction; and to assure them that tLer generous sympathy Is | appreciated and will ever be remem- | bered
 J. H. Thompson returned from his raLch today.
 E. Kentou, of Upper Salt river, was was in town for several days this week.
 J. NJ. Morris has bought the interest of R. NJ. Anderson in the Silver Palace saloon.
 l H. c. Hitchcockss soda fountain has resumed business at the old stand. Patrouize it and be happy.
 Osly small patch of snow is visible ca Pinal mountain and the water in Pinal creek is gradually diminishing.
 Maj. W. H. Bousall, Pacific coast manager for the Phoenix Fire Insur- ance Co.,, of Hartford, Coun., came in Tuesday and left this morning for the south.
 l Electric lights are being put into all the rooms of tue Pascoe House, as q measure of convenience and safety. The Pascoe House is we'll appointed hostelry, lacking in nothing that eoa- 
 tributes to the comfort of guests.
 Murray Innes, late with the Old Dominion Copper Co., has accepted the position of superintendent of the Lost Gulch Mining Co, NIT. Innes is q competent man and ge hope to see the affairs of the company prosper under his management
 Sam Lee is the new proprietor of the chop house iu the rear of the Capi- tol saloon Sam understands we'll how to cater to the pubic wants in his line, and his restaurant is well patronized Meals to order can be had at any honr, day or night.
 F G. 5. Van Wagenen is agent for the Jacob l.. Calm merchant tailoring establishment, of Chicago, a house which has the repution of turning out fine work at moderate prices. Mir. Van
 Wagenen has great variety of samples to select from, and guarantees clothes ordered through him to give entire satisfaction. See his advertisement. | ------
 The Globe Commercial Club held the first meeting in their new quarters, opposite the Kinney House, on Monday evening. The club rooms are large, comfortably furnished and lighted by electricity, and are open every evening to members and their friends. We are
 pleased to note the renewed interest taken in the Commercial Club, which is most useful organization and
 should be liberally supported. While in Stockton, Gal, some time , ago, Thos. r. Langan, of Los Banos , that state, was taken very severely : with cramps and diarrhoea. He chanced to meet Mir. c. M. Carter , who was similarly afflicted. He says 'I told him of Chamberlain's Collie
 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ant
 we went to the Holden drug store ant procured bottle of it. It gave Mir , Carter prompt relief and I can voucf for it's having cured me-" For sale by a H. c. Hitchcock, druggist. ! Cure for Headache. T As remedy for all forms of head 5 ache, Electric Bitters has proved to bt the very best. It effects permanen : cure, and the most dreaded habitua : sick headaches yield to it's influence r We urge all who are afflicted to pro /, cure bottle and give this remedy [ ] fair trial. In cases of habitual con n stipation, Electric Bitters cures b, s giving the needed tone to the bowels !, and few cases long resist the use o " this medicine. Try it once. Fifty cents and S1.00 at H. c. Hitchcock
 drug store.