Arizona silver belt., 1900-04-26

Nrrp-First class waiter al Casey,s Restaurant.
 Look in at Mrs. Easter'S before buy ing your spring hat
 G. s. Van Wagenen, agent Tor Ion Howe o. P. $. whisky,
 If you want any typewritlng oohe 20 to Edward Weeks office.
 Chs Hyman, who is always "ef come visitor, is with us today.
 Ouinine Sherry is fine remedy TOT avsanterv and Malaria. At Cafe Royal'
 Sneciel inducements given on cigars by the box at the Postoiice store I'm
 w. q. Ogle. of Phoenix, represent ing the Mutual Life Insurance Co'' ls in town.
 The Bank of Globe will open Tor busipess in their handsome quarters on Tuesday, May l.
 Why pay 15c for cigar when you can get the 'Lady" Cigar for DC at the Postofice store. m
 F.. A. Bruck, salesman for Blake, Mofit X Towne, wholesale statloners and paper dealers, was in town during the past week.
 Another invoice of telephones has been received, and attention IS being given to wiring and placing them m residences, principally
 $. C. Sayler returned last triday from a sad visit to his old home at Rye, Colo. where he was called to attend the funeral of his father.
 X steer tying contest between hioS Henderson and Jake McI.ane for s2oo side, has been arranged to take place on the afternoon of May l3.
 The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pyth- ias, will be in session here on Ma" D. 10 and II. The local lodge is making adequate preparations for their enter tainment,
 Ladies; order your ready made clothing of Mrs. E. R. Duey, agent for the reliable firm of Stevens Bros. Chicago. Call and see the beautiful line of samples,
 Mrs. II. E. Paul sang solo last Sun day morning with great effect and elicited the praise of all who heard he. Her singing is a feature of the morning service in the Methodist church.
 Rev $. A. Thomson, superintend- ent of Methodist churches m Arizona, was in town last Sunday and preached twice and administered the holy com munion. His congregations were large and appreciative.
 County Recorder R. J. Williams re- turned on Tuesday from trip to Payson and the Gun creek mining district, and informs us that he se- cured bond on the Gunsight mine, one of the most promising claims on Gun creek.
 The delegates from this county to the Republican territorial convention to meet in Phoenix on the 30th inst, are: c. E. Taylor, L. F. Eggers, Josie Kinsman, R. C. Brown, Ii. j. Wind miller, Geo. F. Shute, C. T. Peter and J. w. Boardman.
 There will be no morning service at St. Johns, tEpiscopal church, next Sunday, April 29. The regular even ing service is held at half rast seven. Sunday school is at two p. m. EDWIN B. FERGUSON. Minister in Charge.
 The ladies of St. Johns Guild will meet at the residence of Mrs. John Martin, Friday afternoon April 27, at 2:30. We would be pleased to see all members present. All interested in the work are cor dially invited. MRS. JAMES WILEY, President.
 Frank Olsen, owner of the Dripping Springs ranch and herd, was in town on Wednesday, having recently come up from Tucson. He is in the market for cattle to restock the Dripping Springs range, and 600 head of stock cattle bought of the Jas. Finley estate, Pima county, are now on the way from Tucson to the ranch.
 Tom Davis arrived Monday night and is quartered at the Kinney house where he will remain several days longer. He has an elegant line of samples of suitings, oyercoatings, etc, in all the newest fabrics and patterns for the spring and summer season, as carried by Bridge, Davis X Co.,, whose clothes are the perfection of style and if