Arizona silver belt., 1899-11-23
Arizona Silver Belt

Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Paints and oils at Globe Drug Store.
 A good pair of gloves 2ec, Chicago Bargain Store.
 If you want to build a cabin see Ed ward Hnlteen.
 New Hats tthe latest styles at the LADIES' BAZAAR.
 l. |. Webber, representing the Fl Paso Herald, is in town today.
 The amount of rainfull in the storms of the past week was .55 of an inch.
 Ben c. and Herbert Fox are off at Salt river this week on a fishing and hunting trip.
 FoR SALE A lot of cook utensils and other kitchen furniture cheap Impure at railroad offices depot.
 Edmund kent0n, Howard Livingston and Bud Armer, from upper salt river, were visitors to Globe yesterday.
 c. W. Collins, representative of the San Francisco Call, one of the leading newspapers of the coast, is in town today,
 Winters & Starr are making a center altar for the Elks lodge It is con structed of native walnut from Pinal mountain and when finished will be very handsome piece of furniture
 J. II. Baker, an old and respected citizen of upper Salt river, was in town yesterday, and renewed his sub scription to the SILVER BELT which he has been taking for upwards of fifteen years.
 The latest word received from Supt Jones is to the effect that he is at Phoenix and recovering gradually It is thought he will be able to return to his post of duty by the middle of next month.
 II. H. Sherwood, of Sherwood X Sherwood, of San Francisco and Les Angeles, agents and distributors of fine wines, cigars and grocars special ties, is in town this week. The firm does large business here.
 Jack Farrell spent several days of the past week here very pleasantly amongst his old friends. Jack has high opinion of Globe and an abiding faith in the future of this mineral district
 The ladies of the Catholic church have arranged to hold q Bazaar in Odd Fellows hall on the evening of December l4, 15 and 16. Booths will be arranged and handsomely decorated and presided over by the ladies of the Catholic faith. It will be an occasion of much interest and should be fiber ally patronized.
 Pioneer Hose No. 1, of Globe, has entered for the fremen's hose contests at the Phoenix carnival, and the boys feel confident of making q good show ing. The team selected Gn which there may be some changes made be- fore departure, on December D. is as follows: Stewart, Nichol, Reed, James, Boyles, Frush, Blevins, Johnson, Marz, Merritt O'Brien, Pratt, and Starr, captain.
 The many friends Of x. s. Berray in Globe will be pleased to learn that he has again become interested in mining in this district. MT. Berray hasresigned his position as superintendent of the Commonwealth miues at Pearce, and will return to Grant county, N. M., to Superintend the development of the Hanover mines. Having acquired an interest here we may expect t. see him occasionally.
 Owing to the growth of their bus mess MessrS. Middleton x Allison. l proprietorS of the News Depot, have ! found it necessary to occupy their en- tire store, a portion of which has been | heretofore rented to w. II. Webster & Co. The News Depot carries all tie l leading newspapers and periodi ,als, and also large stock books, stationery, notions, etc., and within few days will display an attractive line of holi- ! day goods.
 Julian Willard was here during the ! past week in behalf of the Phoenix carnival and succeeded in arousing quite an interest. 4 number of our DuSineSs men took kindly fn tho nron-