Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20


 c. F. Taylor is tue sole agent in Globe for Cyrus Noble whisky.
 Dr. Preston, dentist, crown and bridge work. Teeth without plates prices reasonable.
 Harry w. Heritage, who has been in the employ of the Old Dominion Cop per NJ. X $. Co, left last Tuesday morning for San Francisco, Gal, to ! accept position with Wyckoff, Sea mans X Benedict
 The Tempe News, of the l2th inst, says; Richard Gill left last night for San Diego, Cal, in response to tele- gram containing the sad intelligence that Mns. Gill is very low and her re- covery is not expected
 C. 0. Dreher, who has been opera tor and assistant agent at the Globe of flee of tbe G. V., G. < N railroad for some time, was yesterday promoted to be the company sagent at Fort Thomas, He will be joined hy his wife and little daughter, now at Prescott, next week.
 Following are the names of the Globe people at present soiourning on Pinal mountain: Mrs, T. A, Pascoe, Mrs. D, Murphy and children, Mrs R. Jennings and family, Mrs, Gleason, Mrs. J. c. Clark and children, Miss Morehead Miss Merritt and John Morehead md Richard Stevens.
 Last Sunday night fifteen feet of the i grade at the end of the railroad bridge, opposite the Old Dominion shelter, was washed away by flood in Plnal creek, resulting from n heavy rain in the hills northeast of town. The damage was promptly repaired by ad- ding n fifteen foot span to the bridge, i A Salt Lake, Utah, dispatch of July r. says: ''B C. Morris, formerly of Terry's rough riders, was shot and i killed by !. H. Benbrook tonight JealonSy on account of some woman was the cause of the trouble. !. II. i Benbrook formerly lived in Globe and i is well known to oldtimers here.
 Mir. and Mrs. James II. Berry and 1 children left last Monday morning for Chicago, where they will reside in the future. Mir and Mrs, Berry have lived in Globe for many years and were mar ried here, and their leave-taking was not without regret. Their Globe friends wish them prosperity and hap piness in their new home.
 The Globe base ball team left this morning for Tucson. where they play the southern champions tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. The members | or tHt b!Obt Ntaul are A V. Ai6A6tu- der, John Alexander, Will Gray, Frank Birch, r. W. Fleming, G. M Allison, Vic Bloom, Floyd Blevins, Frank Nor ey, Daragh md Sweeney.
 A cloudburst occurred last Wednes- day afternoon Tn the canyon through which the public road runs, beyond Wheatflelds, which filled the canyon with water to the depth oi ten feet. The torrent swept everything before it and moved huge boulders as though they had been pebbles. Aside from the wa shng ont of the road no serious damage resulted
 The board of equalization has com pleted its lebors and will adjourn today. It is said the total assessed valuation uf property will fall below that of last year, which WAS Sl, ,l64, POI. 90. The reduction IS said to be chiefly account ed for by the decrease Tn the number of cattle assessed, and some fault IS found with the work of the assessor. It was generally supposed that the tax. able property in the county would show considerable increase
 The Sultan Mercantile company make an announcement in thls issue which will be read with unusual inter- est On Saturday next ten per cent of the days sales will be donated To the Methodist parsonage fund, an offer which speaks highly for the liberality of Globes Great Department Store. Special attractions will also be provid- ed to induce large attendance of the buying public. Eleven of the promi- nent ladies of Globe will preside at the counters in the several departments. The Ladies Aid Society will serve light refreshments all day, and the Globe Brass Band will discourse music during the evening hours.
 Globe Lodge No. F, A. Q. U. w., was honored last Friday evening by a visit from J. W. Shreye, of Cripple Creek, Colo, Grand Master Workman of the Jurisdiction of Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona An informal re- ception was rendered to Mir. Shreye at Parker's hall, which was well attended by members of the lodge and visiting brothers. A iraternal talk was indulg- ed in, the remarks of the several speak CTS being both timely and interesting, especially those of the distinguished guest, whose words of advice aud en- couragement should lncite members to q m ore active interest in the lodge md order After the speaking. adjourn ment was taken to the anti-room where simple refreshments were provided. The evening proved profitable and en- joyable for all present
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