Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-07

Don't overlook the items mentioned in Sultan's ad.
 Dr. Preston, resident dentist--.in the new Hitchcock building.
 Miss Maude Rose, sick with ty- hpoid fever, is improving.
 S. J. Simpson, proprietor of Simp- sons hotel and bar, at Geronimo. was here this week
 Dr. A. P. Preston, wife and babe, returned Monday evening from San Carlos, having greatly enjoyed their weeks outing.
 George Bolton, who left Globe a month ago, has taken the manage ment of Hinch'S European Hotel bar at Gallup, x. NJ.
 William R. Haigh has heefsin town during the past week in the heinterest of that enterprising journal, the san Francisco Examiner.
 c. H.. Mosher, representing Sim mons Hardware O.. the largest es- tablishment of the kind in the world, was here Tor several days the past week. Mir: Mosher is pleasant gen tleman whom we are always pleased to meet.
 The friends of Alvin stewart will he glad to learn of his marked i'm proyement. He has been an invalid for the past eighteen months. and for the first time since he was taken sick, last Sunday walked from his home; near the smelters. to town and back.
 S. C. Alexander. drst-class ear penter, who has been here for several months has decided to locate. and has sent for his wife. who Is at Ell more, III. She will be accompanied to Globe by her youngest daughter and the latter'S husband,
 q "' A'AtNi' 'ul lidlNN0lt iileItlidui and tinsmith, has one of the best equipped shops in the territory. A recent addition in the line of ma chinery is cornica brake, for making all kinds of architectural shees and metal work. The new ornamental cornice on the Hitchcock building is an example of MT. SutcrS work.
 Two fine boys were born into this wOndrOus world on the 26th ultimo, offspring o4 Mr and Mrs. J. Suter. Jake was doubtless so agsitated over the event that he forgot to tell the editor or send around cigars. Never theleSs, here's health and long life to the twins.
 Misses Josephine and Julia s. Hamm are late arrivals from Albuquerque, \. NJ. Miss Josephine has been en- gagged as one of the teachers in the Globe public school, and Miss Julia will open millinery parlor on the corner opposite the SILVER BELT office. Their mother is expected to join them soon.
 Mrs. L. DeCloSs, living at the Bre- men quartz mill, where her husband is in charge, was painfully injured through the bursting of shotgun week ago last Saturday. The lady, who is handy with gun, was taking a shot al a hawk. when the gun-barrel bursted. A piece of the steel cut deep gash in the left arm, below the shoulder and another fragment grazed the left side of her neck, narrowly missing the jugular vein.
 Posters are being displayed about town advertising the grand fiesta to he held at NogaleS, sonora, September l5. to commemorate the independence of Mexico. The programme includes bull fights, horse races, games of chance. balloon ascensiOns, and nu- merous other amusements, The city will be brilliantly illuminated by cleo tricity. The Southern Pacific will sell excursion tickets from all points between Deming and Maricopa and Guaymas.
 A. Kinney has decided to enlarge his ice works, the capacity of his present plant being entirely too small. to meet the demand. He has i'm ported over 5000 worth of ice from California this season. without being able at all times to supply the short age. owing to irregular train service. due to washouts. MT. Kinney hai re- ceiyed blue print of a 1O-ton irc which he ordered from the Murray Iron Works. of Burlng- ton. Ia. He will also get a new Cor lis engine. The new machinery will be put in this fall.
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 Delos Sears died Thursday. Auguot 3l. after an illness of three weeks. of typhoid fever. He was a native of Rice Creek: Michigan. where his Alice Sears. still resides. His sister. Mrs. D. \. Yates. living at Prescott, Arizona was mol in- formed of his serious condition nntii