Arizona silver belt., 1900-04-19

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 W. H. Winters received telegram Tuesday afternoon announcing the death of his uncle II. J. Winters at his home in Fort Scott, Kan. The deplorable news was wholly uneX- pected as MT. Winters received let ter from his uncle last Friday in which he stated that he was enjoying good health.
 Chas. E. Caylat, of HAS Constance street. New Orleans, La, desires infor- nation of the whereabouts of his brother Wm. A. Caylat. He left home many years ago and went to Virginia City. Nevada, and later was reported to be at Globe. Arizona. Any information in regard 10 him will be greatly appreciated.
 We were pleased to meet Frank F. Trott. of Phoenix, secretary of the democratic territorial central commit- tee, who is here attending the session of the Grand lodge. l. O. c, F. Mir Trott who was the grand treasurer or the organization last year, was elected to serve as grand warden during the ensuing term.
 The dag pole for the Globe school has been delivered and will bc erected in front of the school building. It is in three sections and will stand loo feet in night The school children have been very successful in soliciting subscriptions, having collected s'0. There will be s30 more needed to cover all expenses.
 In addition to the fine line of sam pies for custom made clothing carried by Tom Davis. he represents the T.. Davis Shirt O. ot Chicago, and is showing all the newest patterns in shirtingS which will b. made to order in any style desired. Mr. Davis will be at the Kinney house on Monday 10 remain several days.
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 St. Johns Episcopal church. MT. Edwin Ferguson, minister in charge. Services every Sunday morning and evening in Odd Fellows temple. Morning prayer and sermon at II q. m.: evening prayefan sermon at 5:3C D. m. sunday school will be held every Sunday afternoon al ? o'clock.
 All persons interested in the welfare of the Episcopal church al Globe are asked to meet in Odd Fellows hall, Saturday evening at 1:30 o'clock, fol the purpose of electing a church rom. mittee to continue the work Of the present committee, whose term oi office is soon to expire. EDWIN E. FERGUSON. minister in ;harge.
 ne ldflltS Oi tNt. J'llll ''uiiA VII meet at the residence Of our vice president, Mrs. 4. r. Merritt. Friday afternoon. April 20, al 2:3o. We woult be pleased if all m, mbers will com' out, as there is bushes, of importance to transact. All interested in tn, work are cordially invited.
 Mas. JAMES WILEY. President
 N. II. Morford, late grand represen. tatiye of the Encampment, is among the Phoenix delegates to the granC lodge. Mr. Morford iS best rcmem bered as the owner and editor oi thC Phoenix Herald. which during his in cumbency ranked among the leading daily newspapers of Arizona. MT Morford is nov filling the office o probate judge of Maricopa county and giving excellent satisfaction 1T that posistion.
 C. s. Scott. delegate from Phoeni> lodge. No. ,, has received the glaC hand of recognition from many ole acquaintances, he having resided here in 1890 and '9l, when he was in tho employ of the old Dominion Conner cial company. 'ScOtty' has been | pencil pusher' for number of year in Phoenix, having served his appren ticesliip on the Herald, and is nov doing good work on the Republican He is accompanied by his wife.
 Notice to Miners.
 The Pinto Creek Mining X Smelling company invites bids for a 900 foo tunnel to be driven oli the No Tambiei mine. situated abouU one mile below the Silver King trail. Bids will b. received until the evening of April 2 For specifications apply to
 GEORGE CALDER.
 Superintendent
 Notice to Teachers.
 The selection of teachers for tho ensuing term of Globe Public school will be made at the next regular meet ing of the board of trustees, Monday May 7th. l9o0. By order of board 0