Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-12
Arizona Silver Belt.

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 THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1899.
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Vim. Ensor, charged with the mur Ter of James Lassitor. was indicted by the Graham county grand jury.
 Mrs John kasser left last Tuesday morning on visit to New York ex lecting to be absent about six weeks
 Will Ryan, who successfully started -he shelter of the Arizona smelling
 o., near Saiford, returned home on slonday.
 Paul ! Mccormack, for a while bag gageman and freight checker at the railroad depot here, left for Los An geles Monday, having resigned his po- sition.
 During the mo".' weighing the nails, whicb commenced Oct ,. no mail will be received outside of the pouches by the train men, Ali mail must go through the postoiiice.
 The weighing of mails at the Globe )ostofiice began Get. 3. The total weight of mail matter originating at .he Globe office, for the week ending -he 9th inst. was 67l pounds. ? ounces.
 The examination of Lee Chung for he shooting of John Bowers was held before Justice Wm. Whalley on Mon day last. The defendant was discharg- ded the evidence showing that he act -d in self-defense.
 Paul Rybitzki, an old St. Louisian, sho owns valuable mining claims at amp Wheeler. in the santa Ritas, was in town yesterday. Mr Ky )itzEi IS an architect and engineer, of many years experience. He expects O open an office m Sanord.
 Our friend. Col Lee Crandall, d. ways a leader in the democratic party wherever he may be, is prominent in ;he Antitrust League in Washington, D. (. Washington is making strong bid for the national antitrust conven- ion.
 B Schoenbaum, proprietor of the SaflOrd Marble and Stone Works, $ in town to deliver work, and will be here for several days. MT. Schoenbaum is HOW furnishing the most of the monuments for the Globe cemetery and his work gives excellent satisfaction.
 Nine prisoners three white men and six MeXicans, examined before Court commissioner Chas. T. Martin. on the ,harge of selling whisky to Indians. md bound over to appear before the LIS. grand jury, were taken to Flor ence on sunday last by Deputy |. <. Marshal t'rindell, of Tucson.
 T. B. Taught, who made himself Eery offensive at the depot Monday because the agent would not deliver freight consigned to him without the freight charges being paid, and who broke in tine office window which had been closed against him, was arrested and locked up. In his more sober moments the next morning he pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and paid fine of S10.
 Prof. F. F.. Ball, superintendent of Globe public school. has arranged tie classes for the forthcoming term. be- ginning November {, as follows: Prin- cipars department, in the adobe build ing back of Edward Weeks residence; grammar department, Miss Gerald, and intermediate, Miss Allen, in the old school house. broad street; second primary. Miss Coombs, and first pri- mary, Miss Hamm, in the temporary building on the new school site.
 Mir. F. C. Hurt, heretofore cashier of the C. N., C. X N. railway, is now ac- ting in the dual capacity of superin- tendent and cashier. MT. Jones. on leaving Monday. turned the office of superintendent and its duties over to  Mr. Hurt. President Garland, who was present, approved the action, and Mir. Hurt now has full charge of the operating of the road Nr. Hurt has been with the road for less than year, but his work and ability have proven him worthy of this mark of the confidence reposed in him by his superiors.
 \ Texan at least he said. backed by an oath of the Texas order. that he was from Texas and was not ashamed of itl made things lively and the air blue