Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

Q resident 0f Globe in 1891 and is kindly remembered by 0ur people who lived here at that time
 Mir F. \ Hurt, acting superintend- ent of the G. N., c. x N, railway io- oeiyed a letter today from an oGicial Of the hospital at Tucson requesting him not to send any more letters Go Superintendent Jones, now at the hos pital, as he was too sick man to read and consider them.
 The first race in the international yacht contest between the Cplumha and Shamrock was sailed last Monday, the Columbia beating the ehallrneer D mile and half, over thirty mlle course. In the second race, the sham rock was disabled by the breaking ol her mast, and the raco went to the American yacht, which was 'n the lead when the accident to her Iival happened, and would have won at all eyeuts
 Rev. E. o. McIntier, whowas absent in California for some time and on his return to Arizona attended the Meth odist conference at Prescott and also visited the Grand Canyon of the Colo rado, arrived home last Thursday. The patrons of thc Methodist church arc gratiiied at his return and Co know that he has been assigned lp the Globe charge for another year
 Pioneer Hose company is now much better equipped to fight fire. Ii has received 40-fuot extension ladder, and 2O-foot and l4 foot ladders, also twelve leather fire buckets, fire axes and patent hose leaI-stops. Notice has been received of the shipment of 300 feet of wax.treated hose, and noz- zles for the company and 300 feet of hose for the new school house.
 George T, Peters. the well-knogn stockman os IOuto, arrived in town Tuesday evening from California, where he has been for the past three months, giving his attention exclusively to having good time, and it goes without saying that he thOroughly en- ioyed himself He visited nearly every place of importance betweeii San Diego and Sacramento, and has returned not only pleased with the trip, but well satisfied that his home is in Arizona.
 Word has been received from Pleas ant valley, that during a bear hunt by Mr j W. Ellison and party, Misses Jessie and Denia Ellison carried off the honors, each of them killing q bear. Miss Denia especially distin- guished herself Dismounting from her horse, she took short cut on foot and succeeded in getting within about ten feet of the bear and killed it with two well directed shots from her pis- tOl. The bear was a very large one. Miss Denia is now the acknowledged champion of that neighborhood.
 Neil Munro was in town last Satur- day and Sunday, having run up from SolomonvIlle. where he was a witness before the distric, court His home is in Clifton, whore he has been for sey. eral years iu the employ of the Ari zonn Copper company, and now holds the position of hook keeper and store Keeper for the Ariz0us < New Mexico Railroad company, Mrs. Mnnro and children, who had been visiting rela- tivos here, left for home with MT. Munro ou Monday. Miss Lillian Me Cabe accompanied them to Clifton for visit of few weeks.
 George Kingdom Is welcome yisi- tor to Globe this week, where he was formerly resident and still has many friends who are always pleased to see him. George is now located at Hau over, Grant county, New Mexico, where he holds responsible position with the Boston company developing the Hanover mine. Niles $. Berray and he own lead mine near Stems Pass, from which they have been ship ping ore to tho Fl Paso smelter for tue past four or five months at good profit
 Dudley l. Craig was in from Pinal ranch last Monday, having only Q few days previous returned from Tempe, where he passed through the sadest experience which a man is called upon to bear, the death and burial of his mother Mrs. Irion was seemingly as well as usual nutil the morning of her death, and her sudden demise was great shock to her son, who had been her constant companion. MT. Irion received the deplorable news in time to be present at his wife's funeral No recent death has accustomed such wide- spread regret in this vicinity as that of Mrs. Irion