Arizona silver belt., 1899-11-23

All walking hats S2: some costing us Se.25 and s2.9o, at the Ladies Ba- saar. FoR RENT, furnished bed room and sitting room by a private family Apply to the SILVER BELT. s. w. Harmon, representing the Columbia Saving & Loan association, of Denver, which has a branch here, was in town this week.
 Tom Davis, of Bridge, Davis X Co, merchant tailors of Chicago, i> with us this week, and is located at the Kinney house. He is showing an eic- gant line of samples.
 The Sultan Gold Mining company has four men employed doing asseSs- ment work on their Lost gllch mines. The showing on tue several claims is said to be very satisfactory, One of the suretleS on the bond of Thomas Raines, charged with an as sault upon MT. Walsh, restaurant keeper, withdrew yesterday, and RaineS was recommitted to jail.
 w Ii. Webster X Co.,, dealers in mems furnishing goods, boots and shoes, have removed to the east side of Broad street, next door to I. Suter. They carry a very complete stock.
 Captain S. A. McMurray, represent ing $. Grablelder & Co.,, distillers, of Louisville, Ky, is in town. Globe has been on the captains itinerary for many years, and his business here has shown very satisfactory growth. He is always welcome visitor to Globe. Ladies, please do not forget to call and examine my millinery, when out hat hunting. ! have large assort- ment of hats both for ladies and chil- dren; also boas pure ostrich; ribbons and all things pertaining to first class milliner shop.
 If MRS. C. $. EASTER
 B. F. Pasc0e is building handsome 5-room cottage on Hill street, which will be finished within few weeks. Mr. Pascoe expects his family here soon after the first of December. Their many friends are pleased to learn that they are again to become residents of Globe.
 H. N. Sawyer, Jr., was arrested by the local officers last Friday night on an order from the Uuited States mar shal. Sawyer is accused of robbing the Jerome poStoiiice. Habeas corpus proceedings were started yesterday, but as the court commissioner is ab- sent the case will have to be taken to Florence.
 Alfred Kinney is in receipt of let ter. dated Manila, P. l., Oct, l1, from J. A. Benner, private in the 4th Vol unteer Infantry, who unlisted at San Carlos last July. He states that the 34th Infantry arrived at Manila. after an uneventful voyage, on Oct. l5, and was immediately sent to the front the firing line-seyen and half miles from Manila.
 Chris Ryan, teamster, delivering wood at the old Dominion hoisting works, was badly injured by his team running away last Tuesday evening. He had unloaded his wagon when the team took fright and started to run. In attempting to stop them Ryan was thrown against post with such force as to render him unconscious for few minutes. No bones were broken, and Ryan will soon recover from his in juries.
 Mrs. s. Gilson is in receipt of q let. ter from her son, Louis KCehn, who arrived at Julian. San Diego county, Cal. .,on the 18th inst. He has been out to Gilson's mine and thinks wei of it.. Mir. Gils0n owns three claims and 40-acrc tract of timber. Tho ledge is three to four feet wide on top the ore being red hematite of iron carrying high percentage of copper and some gold and silver, and tho ground being soft and easily mined There is a l0O-foot shaft, veil tim bered. Mir. Gilson has the .principa store in Julian and carries gooC stock of goods.
 The officers of Globe Chapter, No. R. A. M., were installed on the 22nd by Past II. F., A. II. Morehead, h' having been appointed by the Grant Chapter to perform said services Notwithstanding the inclemency 0 the weather, there was general turn out of the companions. The officer installed as follows: Edward Week II. F.; Alonzo Bailey, King; c. s. Va Wagenen, Scribe; c. T. Martin, c. II. J. H. Pascoe, F. S.; T. A. Pascoe, R. A C.; B. c. Fox, Master 3rd w.; Q. Il Bru, Master 2nd V.; Jas. s. Towlt