Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-13
GLOBE NEWS.
Interesting Items from the Silver Belt

The fall term of the Globe public
school will open next Monday; the
| two higher classes will occupy the old
school house. and the primary classes
the temporary building, on the new
school property on the west side OF
| pinal creek.
Through the efforts of Sanitary Of
! ficer Pratt, the proprietors of the Tie
Sang restaurant are laying a new
! fume from the rear of their premises
| to the creek to carry off the sewage.
| 1t will be connected with an iron pipe
| and Il receptacle in the kitchen. The
| Grotto restaurant is also making bet
| ter provision for dispoSing of their re-
| fuse
Frank Ward, corporal or Troop B,
| Rough Riders, who was mustered out
| of service Sept. Is, arrived home on
| Tuesday last. For ten days previous
to his departure from New York he
| was in the Roosevelt hospital and is
still quite sick. Corporal Ward saw
hard service in Cuba. having been in
| every enga cement about Santiago until
| the surrender of the Spanish garrison.
Theodore Crandall arrived last Sat
urday from Lower Tonic where he
had been prospecting for a month. and
located claims on the same lead as
| the GOSwick mines. He has an excel
lent showing. the ledge being four feet
wide and carrying good percentage
of gold. He returned Monday to re-
sumo work on his claims. The Cos
wick property has been bonded TO
rarity with ample capital. who will be
~in DEVELOPMENT work at once.
The present year is proving disas-
trous to the cattle industry on upper
Salt river and Tonic. There has been
10 rain TO sneak of this season. and in
fact very little for several years, and
the range is bare or grass. A good
many cattle We're sold and moved last
snring. but those remaining on the
"ange have been gradually starving
md most of them are now too weak
% move. The death rate is increas-
'1@ and 1T is feared that very few cat
lie will survive the winter In the
''i~her attitudes of the Sierra Ancha.
Nrenrhack valley and about Pavson
here is very fair feed. while in Pleas
Mi valley and on the adjacent ranges
-rasS is better than for a number of
~NarS
William r>aw1er lost his life from 2
'I'ast Of @iant rowder on Tuesday
Hfternoon nj Garland construction
Damn. No. I. He had put in ei~ht
ticks of nnv~dNr with six foot fuse
nd tha eXrlnsinn not tasino nlace as
-N0n as he Thought 1T should. Taw1er
"11rN1+No ched the mine and irSt rs he
N"ched II and s+onned r. examine the
r'rse. fhe evrTos'on took Mace and
vas instantly fatal. LAWYERS neck
vas broken and his face manoIed. A
Mexican working with Lawler. was
wore cau+ions and stonned at the brow
@f the cnt The conclusion knocked
I,f, III IN,,% L..
''nmen+s. Acting Coroner Harry
Temnle held an inquest on the remains
IF Iswler and the jury rendered
~erdict in accordance with the facts
Here stated Lawler had been in
charge of the blasting work since con-
Structfon began at Geronimo.
Florence Packard of Greenback
brought in the pelts of five lions and
two beers last Monday and was al
lowed by the board of Supervisors the
bounty on them. amounting to S12O.
One of the lion skins measured about
eight feet from tip to tip.
The friends of Martin L. Dunphy.
Of the Fashion barber shop. We're sur
nrfSed to learn that he was marritd
September 26th. in Omaha, Nebraska.
% 4 young lady of that city. The we'd
ding took place in Plymouth Congre-
~ational church. Mr.. Dunphy and
bride are expected here early next
week. The Silver Belt extends con-
era tu1ations
No recent event of local interest has
civen us greater pleasure to record
than the marriage of Jos. r. Henry of
Globe. Arizona, and Miss Ella Hunter,
of Owensboro. Kentucky, which took
nlace on Wednesday, September 2Sth,
in FL Paso, Texas.
There is considerable element of
romance attaching to the courtship
and marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Henry. |
Twenty years ago Joe impaired the
first scholastic knowledge to Ella Hun |
Ter. then tender slip of six summers. |
The acquaintance was interrupted |
year or two later when Joe came west. |
and was not renewed until last sum- |
mer when he visited his old home and |
renewed the acquaintance of Ella |
Hunter. grown TO matured woman |
hood. and the friendship rapidly grew |
into aection, changing the current of /
two lives. Miss Hunter. with the cour- |
age and fidelity of the true American |
Girl, travelled alone to Ell Paso, to wed |
the man of her choice.