Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-21

last Friday from a weeks visit on Pinal mountain.
 Truman Brown is now holding q | case on the Globe Times, having ar | rived from Tucson last Friday.
 Miss Lou Bolton. who has been vis- | iting her sister, Mrs. J. j. keegan, since last spring, left for her home at Gallup, N. M., yesterday.
 P. ]. Mccormick has been duly in- stalled as telegrapher and freightust- Ter at the Globe station of the C. w., G. & N. railroad. He halls from Los Angeles.
 A. G. Pendleton and family and W. A. Davidson returned last Friday from the pendleton ranch on Cherry creek, where they spent five orsix weeks very 
 Charles T Martin, who attended tiie grand lodge. X. 0. |. w., at Silver City. \. M.. and afterwards visited Tucson and Phoenix, returned home last Friday.
 Dr. X. F. MaiSch left this morning for paysou, where he may decide to locate. We can recommend the doe tor to our northern friends as a skill ful practitioner and thorough gen tleman,
 W. C. Cmbett and wife, of Ports mouth, Va, arrived Monday evening on visit to Mir. and Mrs. A. C., Pen dleton. Mrs. Corbet' Is SiSfer of Mrs. Pendlcton. Mrs. Riel and c. D. Barclay.
 Charles Holzman $ anxiety in regard to his wife was relieved last Friday by the receipt of q telegram stating that her throat trouble was pronounced not. serious by the specialist whom she consulted in Chicago.
 Rev. Father ]. Timmermann held service in lhe Catholic church last Sunday morning before large con gregation. He will remain until next Monday and will hold service again Sunday morning al 10 o'clock.
 Seven cars of lumber were received by the Globe Lumber company during the past week Mir. TrOvanoyiclI in- forms us that lumber k going out oi his yard about as fast as he can get il ln. which speaks volumes for the ac- nvily in the building line in Globe.
 h,hi Billing arrived Tuesday even ing irom san Diego. He has improved wonderfully since he left Globe. last December, and he and his wife are well pleased with san Diego, where they have lovely home. MT. Billing will remain here for q week or two.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Kunklc who were here on . visit for ten days. left for their home al Astabula. Ohio. on Wednesday. Mrs. kunklc is the daughter of the late C. W. Wilson, and the visit of herself and husband was on business connected with the settlement uf the Wilson estate.
 X night operator is one Ol the new departures at the railroad station here and the place is filled by Cicl. D. Beaumont. heretofore the day opera tor. The station force as now consti- tuted is as follows: Agent. W. F. Lam igan: night operator, Mir. Beaumont; day operator. r. ]. Mccormick: mes sengcr. Fred NJ. Alum.
 James F. Gerald was in town on Monday to consult doctor in regard to his left hand and arm, badly swoicn as the result of an accident that hap pcned to him last Friday evening. In roping fractious horse the rope got wound about his hand and he was dragged several rods before released. The injury. while painfId, iS not thought tO be serious.
 Last Friday q family Eamed Ed wards, consisting CT man and vii" and two small children. arriycGC here from Globe On a Mexican freight wagon. The next morning the husband badc good-by to his family and skipped ont, leaving them destitute and among strangers. The woman. in herdistress, applied to Judge Wrigh for relief, stating that if sine could get to Dem ing she would be among friends. The judge. through the HndncS of MT. Col1uhoun. procured Ter a pass to Lordsburg. and from the boys who are ever ready to resPond to thc call of distress. raised money enough to take her and her habes the rest of the way to Dcming. Clifton Copper Era.
 The many friends of W. W. Brook ncr will be glad to learn that he has returned to Globe to again engage in business. His experience in merchan- disipg here covered period of sixteen years and his superior qualifications and success as q business man are well known to our readers. He will have