Arizona silver belt., 1900-12-13
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.
The Randy Kitchen for sweets. For fine confections go to the Kandy

For fine confections go to the Rand
 Kitchen.
 No end to dainty jewelry.
 LOVE X JoNsoN.
 John and Tobe Cline are in iron TontO.
 P. J. Cole has returned from visi to Phoenix.
 sam Plunket of Salt river. is actin. as court bailitf.
 Buy your oranges and apples at tn, Randy Kitchen.
 F.. J. Bonacker, the Payson mer chant, is in town.
 Mrs. l.. G. CoombS will take linn tied number of pupils in music
 Can you pick the winnerr at the masquerade ball New Years Eve?
 Six-room house for sale, i-adobe and 2-frame rooms. c. S. VANWAGENEN.
 President Wm. Garland, of the G. V. G. X N. Ky. Co.,, came in last night.
 Buy the freshest, purest and best candies every week at the Randy Kitchen.
 Don't fail to attend the grand mas querade ball New Years Eve, Dec. 3l, atI. O. O. F. hall
 August Pieper, a we'll known resi- dent of Payson, is visiting the county seat on mining business.
 There will be hot time in the old town New Years Eve at the masquer- ade ball. Everybody come.
 Almost ready. Holiday goods ar irving every day.
 Old Dominion Commercial Cc.
 Say, talk about circus; see the monkey shines at the masquerade bail New Years Eve, Dec 3l, at Odd Eel lows hall.
 We acknowledge the receipt from Delegate J. F. Wilson, of copy Of the presidents late message to the Fifty sixth congress.
 Attorney ]. s. Sniffen arrived on Tuesdays stage from Florence, to attend to several important cases be- fore the district court.
 Pupils wanted in German and Latin. Apply to Professor Frank DitZ, at Mrs Easter'S lodging house, north of C. s. NanWagenenS.
 For sale. a furnished house of four rooms; also sleeping house of four rooms, near the O. D. Shelter. Apply to SAMUEL BLIGHT.
 w. C. Mcfarland, of SOlOmonville, is among the visiting attorneys, being interested as counsel in several im- portant cases before the district court. L. w. Alum was called to Riverside, Cal, last week by telegram an- nouncing that his oldest son, Ralph, was seriously i'll with typhoid fever
 Love X JOnsOn's window is very attractive. Their display of diamonds, watches. jewelry and plate is unusual ly fine. Christmas shoppers should | not fail to inspect it.
 Chas. NJ. Clark left yesterday for San Francisco to spend the holidays with his family, and after New Year will go to New York in the interest ol his electric power enterprise for Globe.
 w. NJ Lowell, one of the leading att torneys of the Tucson bar, and who made very favorable impression herc during the last term of the district court, is again in Globe and will re- main until court adiourns. s. A. Taught, of Rye, one of the pest citizens of northern Gila county. s serving as a grand juryman. MT Taught has fine home on Rye, and lis latch string is always out to his friends. Major w. J. Nicholson, indian agent It San Carlos, was up from the rese ration last Tue ,day says the AriZnn. an He reports there are about 500 nen at work on the new irrigating anal, under his direction.
 Professor James Douglass is eX- )ected in Bisbee in the near future Nr. Douglass returned from visit tc ,he Paris exposition short time ago When he visits Blsbee we may expect O hear the interesting events of his velS.-Reyiew.
 A. Lockwood, a well known mining nan of Payson, is here serving as a | rial juror. Mir. Lockwood is again in < ull possession of the Cracker Jack nine on East Verde, the parties whu ' lad the property bonded having failed ( Q comply with the stipulations of the oltraCt. < sam Hill is among the Payson con ,ingent serving as jurymen. Mir. Hill V : one of the pioneer citizens of Gila f having come to this vicinity < )efore there was house built in ilo5c. Mr. Hill is engaged in mining md owns gold claim near OxbOw, f. ..i. T |