Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.

on Monday, Oct. !.
 Mrs. S. T. ArkillS was a passenger on yesterdays outgoing train.
 I. w. Young will reopen the Mur- phy butcher shop next Monday morn ing.
 Adolph Jacobs and W. P. Mercy re- turned Sunday from Payson and Nat ural Bridge.
 Antone Friberg has returned from a two manths' trip to Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota.
 Three hundred and fifty names were on the great register today. Begis- tration closes Oct. l6.
 Sheriff w. T. Armstrong left this morning for Phoenix, having in charge Alvin Caldwell, adjudged insane.
 A new attraction at Bankers gar den is fine bowling alley, which will be appreciated by patrons,
 The railroad switch on Pine street is being extended from the sampling works to the Mesquite street crossing.
 samuel Kent and James Trisedder are recent arrivals from Del Mar, Nevada. They say Del Mar is on the decline.
 Geo. $. Andrus made trip to Troy last week and reports development work we'll under way. tie thinks we'll of the Troy property.
 Alfred Kinney expects to leave next Monday for Philadelphia. He will be joined at Bowie by Alonzo Bailey, who will accompany him east.
 Col. l.. F. EggerS returned last night from Phoenix, where he at tended the republican convention as a delegate from this county.
 F.. F. Kellner was among the arrivals on last nights train. He was consid- erably benefited by his recent visit to the Hot Springs of Arkansas.
 Mir. L. c. Coombs has taken lease on he New York and Chicago copper claims near Bloody Tanks, and will soon commence the shipment of ore.
 Globe Lodge No. b, A. O. U. w., and White Mountain Lodge No. 3, F. S A. M.. have made liberal contribu- tions in aid of the Galveston flood suf- feTerS.
 Application is tO be made for school district at Black Warrior, which will be probably granted, as the camp has the requisite number of children of school age.
 Dudley Craig was down from Pinal ranch last Friday. He says the re- cent rains have helped the range and as result cattle are beginning to show improvement.
 The rainfall of last Saturday night and Sunday, although late. will be of some benefit tO the range. The pre- cipitation was much heavier on Salt river than here.
 Jack Healey is back from the Hos felt X Crump copper mine near Reno. and says they have got great show ing of sulphide ore. We will have more to say about.it next week.
 w. II. Duryea returned on Tuesday night from an outing in California, much improved in health. He visited san Francisco and other points on the coast. and greatly enjoyed the trip.
 Globe public school will open next Monday with the same teachers as last year. namely F. E. Ball, super intendent, and Misses Geraldine Ger aid. Nellie Allen, Winifred CoombS, May Huffer and Josephine Hamm.
 Charles Banker has made arrange ments to handle Lemp's keg beer, and expects to receive the first carload next Saturday. Lemp's beer has well established reputation through out the west and there is none better.
 An editor lay dying, says an ex- change The doctor bent over hlm and said: "Poor man: circulation al- most gone" The dying man sum moned all his remaining energy and shouted: "You're liar: we have the largest circulation in the county"
 Max Bonne, the enterprising pro prietor of the Central Market, has built new corrals and pens at his slaughter house south of town, at a cost of s400. He runs model snop and sells the choicest beef, mutton and pork.
 Of the Gila county delegates, S A. Parnall, l.. F. Eggers, q. T. Peter, Wm. Sidow and Etheridge Martin at tended the republican territorial con yention at Phoenix on Monday, and they were appointed members Of the territorial central committee.
 Ed and James Whelan and their partners completed the contract TOT 30O-foot tunnel on the To Tamoien mine last week Whelan brothers have taken another contract to con
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