Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-05
Silver Belt.

THURSDAY, OCT. ,, 1899.
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Charles F. Booth. of Gisela, who ha' been in town for several days. left fol nome today.
 Con. Crowley is in town today from the rich copper mines on Pinto creek of which he is a part owner,
 Ed House handed in his resignation yesterday as constable. which was ac. cepted by the board of supervisors.
 The Globe Commercial company has received handsome delivery wagon from Lemp's Brewing company of St, Louis, for whom they are agents.
 Mrs. II. H. Pratt and baby returned Tuesday evening from the coast both greatly improved in health by their summer outing. Mir. Pratt met them at Geronimo.
 By an oversight last week we omit ted mention of an important event in the family of Undersheritf D, S. Her on--the birth of fine son. which took place Sept. -.
 Joe Triest, irrepressible agent of Seidenberg X Co. manufacturers of cigars, is in town on his regular round The Seidenberg cigar enjoys a large sale in Globe.
 Hugh L. 1ligdon is building, what will be when completed, very hand some residence, on the hin south of II. C. Hitcheock's home. E. Lauiier is the architect and builder.
 c, x. Van Wagenen returned Mon- day evening from Los Angeles where he had been for some time visiting his family They are all well, and the baby Van says, rules the house.
 Sheriff Armstrong arrested four Mexicans and white man last Tues day night. for selling whisky ,to In- dians. They are to have their hearing before Court Commissioner Martin. Mrs. J. Oake>. of Cuna, Cal. is vis- ting her son, Jim 0akes. employed at the Globe mine. and will remain dur ing the winter, the guest of her cous- ms, Mrs. Fegau and Owen McKivitt.
 R. L. Williams, secretary of Globe Miners Union, has been on the sick list for several days threatened with typhoid fever. His many friends will be pleased to learn that he is on the road to recovery.
 Globe Lodge No. r., A. 0. '. w. will celebrate the fourth anniversary of the lodge on October 2, at Odd Eel lows hall. The entertainment will include social dance, literary and musical programme and banquet.
 The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Suter deeply sympathize with them in their sorrow. occasioned by the death of their infant son Jacob. which occurred yesterday. The funeral took place from the family residence at 10 o'clock this morning.
 The story of supposed infanticide in the northern part of this county last July, which we descredited at the time it was published, is refuted by letter received at the sheriff's office from an officer at Jerome, who states that the child is now with family in Prescott.
 George ]. Stoneman was appointed district attorney of Gila county on Monday last, to succeed Porter W. Fleming. resigned. The vote of the board of supervisors was unanimous, evidencing the high opinion which they entertain of Mir. Stoneman's ability.
 F. F. Kellner arrived Tuesday eve ming, accompanied by Albert Drach- man, of Tucson, who has taken DO. stion with F. F. kellner X Co. Mr. Kellner informs II, that his daughter, Miss Frankie, who accidently shot her self through the arm several weeks ago, has almost entirely recovered.
 Edward Weeks new brick residence adjoining his office on Broad street. has been completed and is ready for occupancy. It contains six rooms and large clothes closet. with redwood ceilings, handsomely papered and fin ished throughout--in fact has every thing necessary to a convenient and comfortable dwelling.
 To get the clearest idea of what are going to be Fashions strongest favor ties, you must view the Ladies Ba- zaar" hats We lay particular stress on our magnificent pattern hats. Dainty head-pieces with the elegance which deft fingers and ready brains alone can lend character, originality, the cute trick to trim or twist which. taken collectively, makes these supurb hats inimitable. LADIES BAZAAR" JULIA $. HBMM.