Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-07


 If you want to build a cabin see Ed ward Hulteen.
 New Hats tthe latest stylesl at the LADIES' BAZAAR.
 Rev. E. 0. McIntier will preach at l0:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m, next Sunday. Large, new, nicely furnished front room to rent; sl2 per month. Apply to Mrs. Hodges.
 FOR SALE-A lot of cook utensils and other kitchen furniture cheap. Impure at railroad offices depot.
 Teach your children to be patriotic by getting them a Dewey or Roosevelt doll at the Ladies Bazaar,
 Mss JULIA s. HAMM.
 F. C perkey, brother Of Mrs. E. F.. PaScoe, arrived on Tuesday from New Harmony, Ind. Mir. Perkey may de- eide to locate here.
 
 x. r. Powell, representing F. Cos linsky & Co.,, is in town this week. The Gilman House cigar, manufac- tured by his firm, is one of the best known and popular cigars on the market
 All persons indebted to us are re- quested to call and settle, as we desire to place our business on n strictly 3G- day cash basis
 THE SULTAN MERCANTILE Go
 Six persons were received into the Methodist Episcopal church last Sun day. The communion service was largely attended, it being admins tered both morning and evening, so that all might participate.
 A meeting will be held in the Cath olic church on Friday evening, Decem- Der s, at o'clock, for the purpose of making final arrangements for the Catholic Fair. The gentlemen are especially invited to be present.
 The largest and handsomest doll ever brought to Globe will be given as a prize by the Sultan Mercantile com pany. Every one buying one dollars worth of toys will get chance. The drawing will take place Christmas eve. Charlie Hurt, of the G. V,, G. & \. railroad, Geo. D. Beaumont, Mir. Me Intier and l.. W. Alum, have arranged to go to Gilson on a hunt early the coming week. Wm. Campbell will take the party over in his bus. They will be the guests during the day of MessrS. Hoyt and Hutchinson of the Gilson ranche.
 Frank JullI, mine foreman for the Old Dominion Copper company, and Mrs. Anna Roth were married last evening at the residence of the bride s father, Philip Oates. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. o. McIn- tier, and was witnessed by the rela- tiyes of the bride and a few intimate friends. The SILVER BEET tenders congratulations.
 As yet we have heard of no action upon our suggestion for d union Christ mas tree. The time is drawing near. If anything is to be done some action should be taken soon. We have had a prosperous year and should show our appreciation ofit by remembering the little ones in a substantial manner. We suggest that our various church organizations devise some plan of action.
 Globe is promised telephone sys- tenn. An order for telephones and connections has already been placed. l.. w. Alum is at the head of the enterprise and expects to have the system in talking order early in the new year. He has received sufficient encouragement from business men and others of Globe to warrant the venture. A complete canvas of the town will be made in short time for sub scribers.
 A number of improvements have been made in the electric light plant since Mir. Sirch returned from the east. A large water heater of the open type has been installed and will, it is hoped, save fuel. To force the hot water into the boiler large du- plex Gardner pump has been received from Fraser & Chalmers, Chicago. Mir. George Harrison, an electrician from the Edison Electric company of Los Angeles. has taken the place of Walter Clapp.
 Revilo Fuller and G. II. Hunt, prominent residents of Pine, Gila county, were in town yesterday. MT. Fuller brought in wagon load of pro- duce which he exchanged for merchan- disc. He Informed us that Globe is now the best market for the people of Northern Gila county; prices of all cfanla onody ara as Inv here aS at Flap-