Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-07

Miss Anglia Robinson of Stafford ar rived on the last Friday evenings train to spend a few days with friends in Globe.
 John and Andy Alexander, the Fort Thomas merchants, were here to attend the Elks' meeting last Friday night, and remained in town two or three days.
 Josie Moody, the girl who had her left leg amputated last week, made necessary by the growth of cancer above the ankle, is making satisfactory improvement.
 The HolhroOk Argus announces the arrival of Messrs. Goldberg and Miller, partners of C. F. Putnam. The vis- itors went out to Mir. Putnam's ranch, in Pleasant valley.
 A dance is to be given on Saturday evening, September Is, for the ben eft of the Globe brass band, and as the ladies have undertaken the man. agement of the affair, success is al- ready assured.
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 Cashier F.. A. Hurt of the c. ". q. X N. railroad company, and Miss An gia Robinson, and Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Claypool were pleasantly entertained at luncheon by B. F. Hoyt at the Gil son ranch last Sunday
 During the shower Tuesday after noon. a gust of wind blew down the Salvation Army tent, breaking both centerpoles and the fine gasoline lamps suspended from them. Tine lamps were worth $25, and the total damage done will amount to about Si0,
 Word has been received from Robert C. sloan, visiting relatives at Sloan. Texas, that his condition Is not as serious as reported here last week. and his recovery is probable. His Globe friends will be glad to hear of his improvement.
 D. F. Harrington, who sustained serious injury by falling under his horse. week before last, is getting along very well. As soon as he is able to travel. he and his family will start for their new home, near Fort Bayard, x. NJ.
 MeSSrs. W. T. Armstrong and J. N. Porter shipped s14 head of cattle from Gilson station, Tuesday, in twenty-1ne cars. The cattle were contributed by George Shute of Livingston, and IIor- rell Bros. Jake McLane, WiH Price, W. (. Hayes. Al. Gibson and Mrs. c. W. Wilson of the vicinity of Globe.
 Hank X Harden, mail carriers on the Globe and Camp Verde route. have informed Postmaster Kellncr that they will not carry the mail after September l5. unless the pay is in- creased by the contractor, C. W. In derwOod, who, they claim, miSrepre- sented the route to them. Mr. kell- ner has 80 notified the department.
 Dr. B. G. Fox and family will leave next Tuesday for the East. Mrs. Fox and son will visit relatives in Me Greggor, Ia, while the doctor goes to New York. Louisville and Chicago. They expect to be absent about six weeks, during which time Dr. J. II. Lacy, of Solomonyille, will look after Dr. Foxs practice.
 EXPRESS BUSINESS A system which in the past has compelled patrons of the express company to deposit with agents before c. o. D. matter would be forwarded from Bowie; has been abolished Hereafter C. o. D. matter will come through direct to destina- ton, to he handled there under the general rules and special instructions of shippers.
 w. M. Tuttle, chief of police at san Carlos, was here on Tuesday rounding up Indians wanted on the reservation to build fences and ditches and pre- pare for fall planting. He had two carloads of Uncle Sans wards cor ralled on Tue sday and expected to secure more. All the tepees about Globe were burned. drastic but ef- fectiye way of enforcing obedience to the order of the agent.
 4. E. Stillman, president of the Omaha, Kansas City X Eastern rail way, and party have applied for and been granted permit to come in over the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern railway in a private car. The permit is only asked for ta San Carlos hut