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Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Contracts for carrying the mails from July l. 1898, for four years have been let, as follows: To J. B. Hooker. Jr., of Phoenix, over route from Ge- ronimo to Globe, Sl200 per aunum; C. ". Underwood. Clinton. Mo, Globe to Verde, S40O0 per annum; F. E. Meaus, Windsor, Mo-, Florence to Globe, Sl557.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Mrs. Lulu Fiunell has removed her studio to the Lnndy building, over the Globe bakery. Mrs. Finnell is not associated in business with anyone, and no person is authorized to receive orders for her.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

On our first page will be found q re. view of the principal occurrences in Globe during the first half of the year 1897. It was not an especially event ful period, but the record will be of interest to those who would refresh their memory upon happenings of chief importance,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
A. Q. U. w

The installation of officers of Globe Lodge, No. 15, A. 0. U. w, for the ensuing year will take place on Fri day evening, Jan. z. It will be pub lie installation, open to ladies invite by members Refreshments will be served il, the lodge room. Visiting brothers are cordially invited
 CHAs. T. MARTIN, NJ. w. c. M! ALLISON, Recoi der.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

On a recent visit to the Bob Tail mine, on the south side of Pinal moar- tain, w. H. Render found Seven head of cattle dead in the tunnel. Evidently they had gone in after water and the tunnel being too narrow for them to turn around in, they were unable to get out, and perished.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

As will be noted elsewhere Denis Murphy has sold the business of the Globe Meat Market to John Moloney, who will strive to conduct it in man. ner to retain the large patronage here tofore enjoyed. Mir. Murphy will now devote attention to his large cattle in tsrest
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

l have disposed of my butchering business to John Moloney, who will conduct it at the old stand. Thanking the public for their liberal patronage to me in the past seven years, and soliciting a continuancc of the same for my successor, am,
 Respectfully,
 D. MURPHY. Globe, Ariz., Jan. 6, 1898.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

The clerk of the district court has received instructions from Judge Doan 10 enter judgment for the plaintiff, in the case of A. Andrews vs. The Gid Dominion Copper NJ. & s. Co.,, for S396.50, the full amount of damages asked for heinz s60O. I, is understood thst the company will appeal.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

The Supreme court meets in Phoenix on Monday next, The only cases from Gila county to come before the court at this session are: Gila county vs. NJ. E. Curry; D. R Williamson vs. Gila county, and Jos. H. Hamill, administrators, plaintiff and appellee ys. Jane c. Lati- mer, appellant and defendant.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Will Shanley returned last night from Los Angeles where he spent the holidays with his mother and sister, whom he reports to be we'll and enjoying tleir visit on the coast
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Miss Claudia Nance, a daughter of Thos II. Nance, arrived from Denver, Colo on Tuesday of last week, and will remain here through the winter.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Wm, McDiniel and Joe Bartson left Gluhe hast Tuesday bound for KIon- dike, and carrying with them the best wishes of their many friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

We are indebted to John $. Whyte, late superintendent of the Black War rior Copper company, now located at Sau Jose, state of Tnmaulipas, Mexico, for photographs of the San Jose mines and smelting works, and for copies of the Monterey Globe, new English paper puhlished in Monterey Mir. Whyte IS now in New York on visit.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Rain fell during most of the day on Tuesday, but the precipitation was too light to be of benefit, except to lay the dust in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

We are eratitied to learn from the Florence Tribune that the wife of c. w. Tilmau, who was qnite sick with typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

The range in this section has not been so poor for many years and there will be some losses of cattle, princi- pslly north and wes, of Globe. In Upper Salt river valley cattle which were no, too weas have been moved back into the mountains. Those tha, remain are beginning to die off quite rapidly.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Hitchcock gave party to their young friends on New Years Eve. about forty guests being prescott. The occasion was . very pleasant ono.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
TROUBLES OF THE SUPERVISORS

The board of supervisors which began it's career so auspiciously year ago has met with many vicissitudes, and only one of the original board, David Devore, remains, and he made an intellectual attempt to resign on Tuesday last. On June ?, Chairman F. w. Westmeyer handed in his resig- nation, because of ill health and ab- sence from the county, and at the July meeting Chas. T. Martin was ap- pointed to fill the vacancy, and was chosen chairman.
 In July the appointment of sue cessor to District Attorney J. s. Sniffen, resigned, caused good deal of friction in the board, and from that time B. F Pascoe ceased to act as q member. His resignation was ac- cepted at the October meeting, and on Dec. 20 the appointing board selected c. T. Peter, of Tonto, but he declined the proffered honor, and on Dec. 31 Philip Oates was appointed and quail fiod on Jan. 8. Yesterday Chairman Martin handed in his resignation, which was accepted, and it is rumored that Mir Devore will make another attempt to be relieved of the onetous duty of supervisor at the special meeting to be held Jan. 15. Thus an opportunity will again be offered two worthy citizens ambitious to sacrifice themselves for the good of the county.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

A social dance will be given hy Miss Mamie Cndman Oh Saturday night, Jan. l5, 1898, at Psrker's hall Every body invited
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

F. II. Powers, of Greenback, and J. N Hutfer, of Tonto, two worthy citizens of Gils county, were visitors here tbe present week.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
RESCUE LODGE, |. c. o. F.

Officers of Rescue Lodge, No. l2, l. o. 0. F., for the ensuing year were installed last night, as follows;
 James c. Bell, N. G. Herbert II. Pratt, V. c.
 Harley c. Hitchcock, Treasurer. William Whalley, P. s. Rescue Lodge has gro VII phenom- enally during the year which closed December 3l. 1897, as shown by the following exhibits
 Membership Jan 1, 1897 .... ..... 62 Membership Dec. 31, 1897 97........I I03 Disbursed during the year for
 relief and charity s 3s1 50 Total expenses .... ..... ... 9f0 35 Amount of money in the gen
 eral fund. ...... ... ... 1l57 43 Total assets ............. .... 1407 43
 Rescue Lodge has now the largest membership of any lodge of the order in Arizona, and it's financial standing is without doubt the best. The lodge is to be congratulated on the splendid record made during the past year.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Preparations are heinz made by the United Globe Mines fur resumption of smelling, but the date when the furnace is to be blown in can not be fixed until information is received of the shipment of coke from the East, which is daily expected. There is about two weeks supply of coke in the l,ps
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Miss Aurella Sendrey left last Mon day for Bisbee, where she expects to remain. She will be missed by her Globe friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

l will cooperate with the owners to develop large gold property.
 B. c. DAVIS, Counsellor at Law, 1S6 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, N. r. ls-sosw
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

w. D. TisLer and Wade PEckett, residents of Tonto, were in town on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Don't leave anything to chance when it can be made certainty, but call on E. F. Kellner & Go. and get the best goods for tho least money.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
Arizona Silver Belt
THURSDAY. JANUARY 6, 1898.
hOCAl NEWS

Dudley Craig, of Pinal ranch, was in town yesterday,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Hildrath's original and only velvet molases candy l5c per box at the Post office Sto'.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Some time ago Mir. Simon Gold baum, of San Luis Key, Cal, was troubled with lame back and rheu- matism. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and prompt cure was effected. He says he has since advised many of his friends to try it and all who have done so have spoken highly of it. It is for sale by II, C. Hitchcock, drug gist.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

New fall and winter samples of clothing just received at G. $. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Positive and decided bargains are offered ou all goods ut E F. Kelluer X Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
RACES {! RACES 1
 IN GLOBE, ARIzONA, JANUARY l5, '9e

Free-for.all-O One-fonrtb mile, purse, y60; entrance fee included.
 Pony race 300 yards, weight, under $50 lbs purse, $50.
 Steer tying contest Prizes and en- trance fee not decided upon,
 For further particulars set, next issue of the SILVER BELT, or apply to
 CMAs. NEsBIrT, Globe, Ariz.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Quick and satisfying decisions are made at D. <. KeIluer S Go. $ store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Just received, a car of fresh grocer ies, which am selling to meet all com petition. JAS. F. PATTON.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Fresh naval oranges, lemons, apples, raisins. figs and dates at the Postoiii ce Sto'.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Mining companies checks cashed at par for customers, and all depositors Nith E. F. Kellner X Co. have the ad- vantage of Cash Prices" by having the cashier niake cash tags for cash sales, besides every deposit balance is payable any time wanted, All deposits are reserved strictly for safe keeping only, and all goods sold for cash at only One-hslf the usual profit price.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Sweeping reductions in Xmas goods st l.. F. Kellner & Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
An old ssidicrs' Recommendation.

In the late war ] was soldier in the First Maryland Volunteers, Go. G. During my term of service l con tracted chronic diarrhoea. Since then l have used great amount of medi- cine, but when l found any that would give me relief it would injure my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought to my notice. used 1t and will say it is the only remedy that gave me permanent relief ana no bad results follow. take pleasure in rec ommending this preparation to al of ny old comrades, who, while giving their services to their country, con tracted this dreadful disease aa did, from eating unwholesome ani un- cooked food. Yours truly, A. E. BENDING, Halsey, Oregon. For sale by II. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

MT. Hansen, fresh young man representing the San Francisco Ex- aminer, has made himself very olnnx ious to some of our citizens On rnes day alter unsuccessfulIy soliciting su, scriptions for his paper at the Old Do miuion Commercial company s store; X member of the firm telling him that he preferred patronizing the local agents, Hansen left in high dngeon, apply ing fonl epithet to persons Tn the store A customer of the firm who overheard the remark denouuced HanseIi aud threatened to tbresh him, but the im- pudent fellow passed out of the store, not daring to face the music. Hansen also made misrepresentations to citi zens, telling them that the local news agents, Messrs. Middleton & Oldfeld. could not furnish certificates for prizes, which are given with subscriptions to the Weekly Examiner. Tue business manager of the Examiner is prohably not aware of Hansen's methods, elst. he would be summarily dismissed.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

W, B. Gerard. president of tue Lost Gulch Mining company, and Murray Inues, superintendent, took their de- parture today, the former for n visi, to California. MT. Innes goes to Chi cago, combining business and pleasure, and expects to be absent about three weeks. Mir. Gerard, while here. pur- chased nearly all the stock in the com. pany held by several parties, aud he is noS practically sole owner of the prop
 erty. A small force will be continued at development work for the present, but the iutention , is to pnt in addi- tIonai machinery and enlarge opera tions during the cnmiug spring. The mines are said to be looking very we'll
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

The board of supervisors have let contracts for the year 1897 us follows: Medical attendance and meals to in, mates of the hospital, to Dr. B. G
 Fox; burial of paupers, to Wm Zim
 mermsh; conveying the insane to phoe- nix, M. Borquez; furnishing cedar wood to court house and hospital, N. Borquez; publishing the proceedings of the board and other publications re- quired by the county, to Hnckuey X Hamill; bids of Hackney & Hamill for printing and binding the great register and for job printing rejected, notwith- stsnding they were the only bids offered for the work; aud that the law cumpels the board of supervisors to contract for all printing with bona tide resident of the county. But then boards of supervisors are sometimes a law unto themselves. No contract was let for furnishing meals to prisoners.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06
OLD DOMINION COPPER co.

The Boston Transcript in recent
 issue, publishes the following in its i financial column:
 ] "Messrs. Edward E.. Leland & Co
 issue a bu'1ish F tier or Old Dominion
 mining stock, saying: The mine is
 situated in Arizona, and has been a
 producer until recently on large scale. The average yearly output for the four years preceding 1895 was 6,796, 270 pounds of refined copper. Its great handicap always has been the distance from railroad facilities and the consequent expense of teaming tho coke and ore. This week, how ever, the contract was signed for building some 58 miles of road from the mine at Globe City to Geronimo, thus solving the freight problem. While waiting for the consummation of the deal, development work has made good progress at the mine, which is opened ep at least seven years ahead on the basis of an output of 100000 pounds monthly. It is figured that this product can be laid down in New York at cost of about 6s cents per pound. The Old Domin- ion produces what is know, as black copperi the ore assays 12 per cent and shows about 10 per cent in sme!ting results. A new 150-ton furnace has been installed this year, and vast wood reserves on Pinal mountain furnish the company with material for tim bering and fuel supplies. Very con servatiye figuring indicates annual earnings of s per share on the stock, with & good surplus, as soon as the company re enters the market as shipper of copper. Under these cir cumstances we feel warranted in ad- visi E the purchase of Old Dominion and expect to sec it materially higher in the next six months.''
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-06

Globe, Ariz., Jan. 6, 1898.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Incorporated Unity CJuh.

The incorporated Unity Club held its fifth
meeting OF the season Wednesday evening
last in the cOmmodious parlors of Mrs. /.
b. Dodson, No. 1896 Q street northwest.
The attendance was very large. The pro-
gram opened with q piano duet by Misses
Irene and Carrie Leech. After the busi-
ness was disposed of, including the election
of new members, Miss Barrett Strait and
Mrs. Parker favored the club with mando-
lin and guitar duets, giving The Angels
Serenade" and "A Hot Old Time"
DR.. Varnum D. Collins, essayest of the
evening, gave talk on the Philippine ar
chipe.ago. After fifteen minutes of social
Intercourse the program was continued,
with soprano solo by Mrs. Herman
Smith, emitted Beneath the Summer
Skies which was cncored; a recitation by
Miss Rosa Peosche, entitled Tomorrow at
Ten, and, in response to an encore, THE
jealous Wife" soprano solo by Miss
Blanche Rueckert, Your Sweetheart For
ever" with an encore number; soprano
solo, "A Dream" ard an encore, by Miss
Tyrer, concluding with a piano duet by
Mrs. !. B. DodsOn and Miss Blanche Rueck-
ert.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
PENALTY OF CONTEMPT.
Result of Failure to Anna,r
Witness

NDllam Peters, a young man living in
South Washington, who failed to appear
IN the Police Court Thursday as a witness
IN the case OF Robert H. Key, charged with
violation of the liquor law was before
Judge Scott this morning for alleged con-
tempt. His excuse, the judge said, was a
lame one, and he sentenced the young man
to twenty-four hours in Jail. In addition
to the Imprisonment a penalty of SIS or
ten days was imposed.
Peters had learned of the issuance of the
attachment and appeared to make an ex-
cuse for his conduct.
Before | would swear to a lie and COM
nit perjury" said Peters, Il left the CITY,"
He said Policeman Cornwell had told him
he would have to swear against Kew and
also said he had seen him Peters) come
out of Keys place.
Prosecuting Attorney Pugh declared his
belief that Peters had made his plea for
the purpose of rejecting on the police when
he had absolutely no grounds for it,
Peters added that he was told by the of
hcer that he the otficer) would lose his
place if the case We're dismissed
This statement, Mr.. Pugh said was un-
doubtedly untrue, for no such thing could
possibly follow. His reason for not appear
ing, Mr.. Pugh said. was the most remarka-
bic one he had ever heard in a court of
justice. In conclusion, he suggested that
the maximum penalty, forty-eight hours in
jail and fine or six months be imposed.
Judge Scott commented on the case and
imposed the penalty stated
Evening star., 1898-12-31
SIDNEY 4. STEVENS DEAD.
He Was the Father of Mrs. 4. ID. Wall
cott OF This CITY.

hr Sidney Augustus Stevens. father OF
Mrs Charles D. Waicott of this city died
at Sconondoa, y. Y, on Christmas day. at
the country residence of his sister Mrs.
Helen Breese Sanford.
He was sixty-siX years Of axe Thirty
years ago he commenced a successful bus
mess "areer as a merchant and ..s business
partner of the late Sidney Bry, So. Roby. in
Rochester, n. Y. He has been engaged I'm
business and resided at Phnauolpnia. Pa
and Chicago, Ill.
lie WAS twice married, she irSl Time to
Miss Mary NJ. Holmes OF Erp.Ilgort. NY
Dy whom he had taree chil,r,...- Holmes
Breese Stevens of Rochester MIS- Malcott
ana Ira Homes Stevens, now deceased,
his second wife was Mss Eleap,r Tucker
OF chicago who, with her two childrca
SlGney A. stevens and = Sidney Breese
stevens, survive him. He Is also survived
by a sister ma TWO brothers, M. iie.cn b.
sanford of Sconondoa NY. Erc.-, J. Ste
Fens of Madison. Wis, ana Charles +. Ste
Vens of Syracuse, NY.
Mr.. Stevens was the heaG Of the Stevens
Breese family, composed OF families set
tied in New York state in the early part II
the century As their representative he
was an hereditary member Of the Society Of
the Cincinnati. belonging TO the New Jer-
sey chapter Of which his great grandfather.
Maj. John Burrows, a revolutionary officer
was charter member.
The funeral services were held at the res
idence Of Mrs. Helen T.. SANFORD. at SEQ
nondoa. on Wednesday last. TIE int.rment
was made in the beautiful GlcuWOod cem-
etcry, near Oneida, y. Y.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
A Christmas Entertainment.

A Christmas entertainment was given al
the First Baptist Church last night. which
was marked by a feature of more than or.
binary interest. 1t was a flag drill exc
cuted by young ladies and followed by a
reception by Uncle Sam and Miss Co
lumbia' to the returning army and navy
heroes.
The characters were impersonated as fol
lows: Uncle Sam, Mr.. W. l.. Speiden; Miss
Columbia, Miss Annie Wingfeld; Gen
Miles, Mr.. Frank H. Shipe; Gen. Shafter
Mr.. Arthur Nyman; Gen. Wheeler Mr.. Ned
Towers; Gen. Lee, Mr. f. P. Dickinson
Col. Roosevelt, Mr.. Westcote Clark; Ad-
miral Dewey, Mr.. w. H. Ernul; Admiral
Schiey, Mr.. c. Snyder; Admiral Sampson
Mr.. Thomas Speiden; Capt. Sigsbee Mr.
Henry Samson; Lieut.. Hobson, Mr. John
Snyder; volunteers, Messrs. Norman Fos-
ter, William E.ckels and George Colby; ma.
rines. Messrs. Davis Stakely, William Col.
by. Carlton Moss and Emil Huck The Red
Cross nurses came in for their share OF
honor, and were represented by Misses
Wright, Connel Stakely, GLASS; Britain
and McPherson. The newly-acqured ISL
ands. Cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii and the
Philippines, We're impersonated, respective.
ly, by the Misses Cook, McLaurine Fitz.
gerald and Bag,ey
Those participating inS,he flag drill were
Misses Collier, ROsalie and Patty Sander.
lin, Shoemaker, Wagstaff Peterson. Prem.
tIss and Martin. Santa Claus, Mr. w. H
Ieep, made his annual appearance and dis
trlbuted gifts to the school.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
MUSICAL MENTION.

Tomorrow Mr.. Gumprecht will play his
first service as organist at st. Patrcks
Church. The music at this church. under
| the direction of Prof. Mariana Mama, has
always been of a high order, and with such
a competent organist will now be better
than ever
Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard will assume
his duties organist and director of the
| choir at Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown,
tomorrow.
AT many of the churches tomorrow the
Christmas music will be repeated This will
be the case at St Michael and All Angels
where the choir, under the direction of Mr..
Ed. Asmussen, is doing excellent work and
singing works OF high order The pro-
gram at the Congregational Church, which
was not carried out last Sunday on account
OF the illness Of DR.. Bischoff, viii be given
tomorrow.
The work of Mr. Arthur Percy Harris as
a musician is attracting notice, for recently
a New York librettist had an interview
with him looking to his furnishing the mu-
sic for comic opera, the book of which is
nearly completed.
Owing to the great desire on the part of
the people of the Pacific coast to hear
Sauer pay, it is said he will visit that
section of the country early in the spring,
or just previous 10 his departure for Eu-
rope. This is conditional, of course on his
management being able to secure him for
an extra number of concerts, the engage
ments in America being limited to forty
concerts, one of which will be given in this
city.
The Sunday Night Music Club celebrated
Webers birthday by studying his Concert
Stuck in f minor, his overture to Der Frei-
schultz and his quartet, op. s, all arranged
for four hands piano and double quartet of
strings. Miss Jessie Cowling played Svend-
sens Romance, op 26, with piano and
string quartet accompaniment.
On Wednesday evening the club was en-
tertafned by Miss Rebecca Behrend at 4l2
ii street northwest, where Miss Clara Woog
OF New York city is spending her holidays
and played two movements of MendeI-
ssohns piano concerto in d minor and
part of Bcethoven's piano concerto in G
MAJOR, Doth with string orchestra ton and
Miss Behrend played Mozart's fourteenth
concerto with same accompaniment
Evening star., 1898-12-31
The German Dramatic Club.

The members of the German Dramatic
Club were treated Thursday evening last,
in Carroll Institute Hall, To a pleasing var
iation q the usual program. After an hour
of social conversation, the stage curtain
was rajS.d, revealing a beautiful Christmas
tree, the decorations being entirely nt sill
Yer. The whole audience then Joined in
singing the familiar melody, 20 Tannen-
baum; O Tannenbaum." known to Ameri-
cans as Maryland, My Maryland" AT the
foot OF the tree lay pyramid of numbered
packages. brought by the members. who
had been presented with the correspondents,
numbers on arrival. Acrobatic MONKEYS,
pietZais tied with bows of ribbon horns,
wagons and other more weigtity articles
were distributed amid general rnerrimept
and the entertainment ended with dancing
in which old and young participated.