Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-27


 THURSDAY. JULY a7. lssa.
 
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Howard Livingston was in town ols Tuesday.
 Dr. Preston, resident dentist in the new Hitchcock building.
 Fog RRNr--One furnished room. centrally located - Vic Bloom.
 You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal Mrs. Thompson, of San Francisco. is visiting her mother, Mrs !. M Moore ha Graude mine, Sonora, Mexico, to open "hank
 The postoflice at Glsela has discon- tnued Mail for that place will be sent to Payson.
 For fine Geneva Holland gin (double stamped goodS) there is nothing better than that to keep the kidneys m order At Cafe Royal.
 II. <. Cunningham, with Alex auder Brothers at Fort Thomas. came up on Sundays delayed tram, return ing Monday morning.
 Al Garter left last Friday morning for Ferndale, Humboldt county, Cal He will spend several months in visiting various parts of the state. The Pringle Brothers. John and Rob ert, started east last Saturday with eco head of cattle. which are tu be T pastured on John Pringle's farms +. l lsothrastern Kansas.
 # We inadvertently omitted mention lnst week of the return of MT. and Mrs. John Bowman from California. Thev were absent nearly two months and spent the time very pleasantly vis- Hing many points of interest on the .cnnst.
 The last of the machinery for the Rlack Warrior plant the two teaching Barrels, arrived few days ago Four thonsand dollars worth of copper was < nsed in their construction and their to- fal cost equals the price of sixty-ton X &nelter
 3z Mrs R. Gill died in San Diego, Cnl |fk}n the l2th inst. before her husband, ho had been summoned from Tempe, <tyached her bedside. Mir and Mrs. *{3i Il and their daughters, Mrs. Mary F.. Heineman and Mrs. P. B. Met abe, 53{xed in Globe for many years and arc khhdly remembered here
 B Schoenebaum, of the Stafford Wrble X Stone Works, was here lasI Xkek to deliver and set mp handsome monument over the grave of the late . W. Wilson. The Stafford works k4Se furnished number of monu 6,ents, erected in the Globe cemetery, lI.ich have given excellent satisfaction E W. Curtis, travelling freight ana tfssenger agent of the Texas & Pacific railway, was here for several days last x<tk, looking up business for that road in Texas X Pacific is one of the bes 4(,nipped lines in the southwest, anc 6 service is unexcelled. It is pop p route fron Fl Paso to all points il X East
 3Ir. and Mrs. Frank l. Chamberlain 1eH on Monday morning x train for Los AReles After a two or three weeks rc&fcation at coast points they will re 3tI1n to Globe. Mir Chamberlain Ina: 54tn connected with G. ", G. X N f&5froa as locoI otive engineer. H. 1r1&s position with the Y. G. Mines 046his return.
 &egret is expressed at the death oi Ur.H NJ. Cory. which occurred iu Ij4& Angeles on the llth inst. Dr. fjt3fg and his mother res tided here last 01tr, and left on Feb. 2S for Pearce, Ghise county, to enter the employ of
 Commonwealth Mining X Milling < as company physician. Dr. Cory
 h man of excellent character, and M y sican of ability.
 Sic Atkins, daughter of Mrs Eu-
 Fl. Aeschliman, died last Thurs
 kyening, after a long and painful
 The funeral took place from
 Emily home on Friday afternoon
 fns largely attended Rev. E. o.
 ler conducted impressive ser
 and there were many evidences
 eere sympathy for the afflicted
 among the assembled friends ualntunces.
 BayleS will leave August loi
 tr, Colo, his former home. vher,
 make n snort yisi, and then % mines in the San Juail country.