Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-21

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 Fremont Wood returned last Satur- day from Indian Hot Springs, much improved in health.
 Harry Zochoegner shipped two ear loads of cattle tfeedersl to ilutchin- son. Kan, last Saturday.
 Miss Fannie M Fiskc left Tuesday morning for Tucson to resume her studies at the University.
 Nick Martin late surveyor for the Old Dominion Copper company, isnow in the employ of the United Globe mines.
 Hinson Thomas has bought a nome forhis family on the west side of Pinal creek, opposite the Old Dominion shelter.
 Pioneer Hose will meet neNl Sun day afternoon, at , o'clock sharp, for practice. An members are expected to appear.
 By order of the sheriff all houses of illfame located within 40o yards of the school house, were compelled to move last week
 Miss Fannie Harley left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will enter upon q two years course at the Nor nal school.
 The cash register at the Champion was robbed of S5.25 last sunday night. The thief gained entrance to the >a- loon through the back door.
 Tom Doyle and Frank McKeyiti are doing the assessment work on the Mule Shoe claim, adjoining the 0. D. companys property. Th, claim is owned by Doyle.
 Mrs. Mart Dunlap, who spent the summer at her former home in Iowa, returned last Friday. accompanied ly her mother, Mrs. J. E. Heritage who will remain here some time on visit ChaS. Hopkins, an old government packer, who was we'll known here, is reported to have died al Mantanzcs. Cuba. He had been in the govern ment service since the war with Spain broke out.
 An elegant display of jewelry will be made after Sept. 20 al F.. NJ. Bash ores jewelry store. by Mir. Sendan rep resenting one of the largest firms in the west. His prices will be found very reasonable
 E. F. Kellner found upon arrival at Phoenix that his daughter Frankie $ injury was not serious, and as he was in poor health Mir Kellner went up to Prescott for short stay in that cooler atmosphere He returned 10 Phoenix last Thursday.
 Johnny Bunch returned from Colo radO last week. He says the story cir culated here, that he was dismissed from the army because he did not stand fire in sham battle is untrue. and that he has papers to show that he got an honorable discharge because of lame ankle.
 Mrs. F. II. Cook lef, Tuesday morn ing on a visit to Los Angeles. Mr. Cook. who expected to accompany his wife. and go to San Francisco to at tend the meeting of the American ip- stitute of Mining Engineers in San Francisco was unable to leave in the absence of his assistant. \. l.. Waters. Mr. Cook will join his wife in Los Angeles next month.
 MT. Sendan, representing one Of the largest jewelry firms on the coast, will be in Globe on ur about Sept. 30. with an attractive line of jewelry. com prising diamonds and other precious stones in rings, pins and breaches. gold watches, chains etc. He will display his goods at the iewclry store of F. N. Bashorc.
 George Connolly, who had his right leg broken. on hand-car two miles above town, on the 22d of last Decem- Der. returned few days ago from Tucson. where he has been since last January in the Sisters hospital. The fractured bones did not knit, and finally fl was found necessary to am putatc the limb below the knee. The wound is not yet entirely healed.
 F. II. Cook is in receipt of letter from Capt. A. l.. Myer. former Indian agent at San Carlos. who is DOW sta tioned at Ponce, Porto Rico, where he is acting in the dual capacity of col lector of customs and alcalde of the town. After the great hurricane which was so disastrous to life and property at Ponce, the inhaf itants of the town depOsed the native alcalde fol malfeasancc and petitioncd Capt My CT to accept the office which he could