Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-26
Arizona Silver Belt.
LOCAL NEW s.

LOCAL NEWS.
 John Chilson was in from payson last Saturday.
 If you want to build anything see Edward Hulteen.
 R. D. French, of the Los Angeles Soap Co.,, is in town.
 Dr. E. C.. Fox and family are ex. pscted home next Saturday.
 The Ladies Aid social has been post poned until Friday, Nov. B ? FOR SALE CHEAT New dresser and washstand. Mrs. Susan Glanville, op- posite O. D. Shelter.
 E. A. Bruck, representing Blake, hofiitt X Towne, papers dealers of Los Angeles, was visitor here last Saturday.
 l.. A. Snyder, of the Silver City Re- duction Co.,, is with us again. The company has recently added stack to their plant.
 Floyd Dunbar returned tonight from Tennessee, where he has been for the past three years. He is glad to get back to Globe.
 E.J. Heyl, yard master of the G.. V., c. X N. railway at Globe, was summoned to Stafford this morning by the sad intelligence that his wife was thought to be dying
 A. c. Pend!eton, Jim Hale and Ed Anderson came in from the Pendleton ranch on Tuesday. Cattle are all fat in that section and should go through the winter in good shape.
 Harrison Jewell returned Tuesday evening from Tucson, where he att tended the Sunday school convention. It was large gathering and the pro ceedlngs were very interesting.
 A. T. Colton and party of surveyors were here this week having just re- turned from two months trip. They surveyed the northern boundary line of the reservation and subdivided a township on Tonto.
 No one ever saw such Si, 8 and s6 hats as you will find at the Ladies Ba- zaar. It's the taste that's in lem. No accident of color, not slashed and bent and thrown together, but such per feet blend of tones, combined as an artist lays on his colors.
 T. T. Davidson returned last Taes- day from Safford. the thriving town of the Gila valley. So well pleased was he with the building outlook that the firm of Brigg & Davidson have decided to start branch brick yard there.
 Officer Pratt pulled five men who were mixed up in row at down town saloon last Tuesday night, and Justice Whalley did the rest, tining all the of tenders round sum, which should have 8 salutary effect upon them and others inclined to be quarrelsome.
 Gus Heyman, one of the most pop. ular commercial men on .be road, Is with us again this week He repre- ,ents F. Conn & Co.,, of San Francisco. Gus never fails to call at the SILVER BELT office when he comes to town, and it is needless to say that we appreciate his visits.
 Miss Minor Davidson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. T. T Davidson, and Rosa, daughter of Mrs. Lncy Gar risou. took their departure this morn ing for Santa Fe, N M., to enter the Academy of Loretto. They are both bright girls. and will give good ac- count of themselves in their studies.
 Nearly 25O invitations have been is- susd to the A. o. U. W. entertainment, to be given at Odd Fellows hall tomor- row night A fine musical and litera- ry programme has been arranged, which is to be followed by 8 banquet and dance. The occasion wilt be the -s1st anniversary ofthe organization oi the order.
 V. c. Dunham came over from the Ray camp, Mineral creek, last Tues day to spend week with his family SIr. Dunham has charge of the wood business for Taylor Brannaman whc has a contract to suppy the Kay com pany with 5000 cords. The Ray com pany is operating on large scale, de yeloping their mines, constructing the railroad grade and building houses on the townsite at the Gila river,
 Dr F A. Bayer, representative Q the Stempel Fire Extinguisher Mahu facturing Co.,. gave an exhlbi'ioh Q tho merits of their portable machinc in front of the court house yesterda, forenoon, which was witnessed by | large crowd of people, including connt. officials and business men. A pile Q inhammable material 2i feet long b, 12 feet in height, saturated with threl