Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-10

ARIZONA SILVER E the many good qualities of the de- ceased whom he had known so intimately.
 w. C. Roundy left up Monday morn ing. after pleasant visit of three weeks, and several feminine hearts are sad over his departure. After short stop at Wilcox, he expects to go to Los Angeles and enter business col lege, to burnish an already bright and receptive intellect.
 Charles Douglass of Bro0kline, has been awarded the contract for supply ing beef for the San Carlos agency. The contract calls for over a million and half pounds of beef during the fiscal year and is one of the largest beef contracts of the government awarded in the territory.
 The board of school trustees of Globe district at a meeting on Mon- day evening, voted to re-employ the present Staif of teachers. who are: F. E. Ball, superintendent: Misses Gene vieye Gerald, Nellie Allen. Josepine Hamm, Winifred COOmbS and May l1utfer.
 D. w. WickerSham of the firm of solomon X Wickershgm. of Bowie and Satf'ord, and A. c. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, of Solomon vile, are among the visiting Knights. although not delegates to the grand lodge. The gentlemen made us a pleasant call yesterday.
 Robt. C. Goodwin returned from Florence with others of the '. <. grand jurors this afternoon. The grand jury completed its work yesterday and was discharged. Nine indictments were returned. Chas. O'Neill and two MeXicanS from this county were indicted for selling whiskey to Indians.
 G.BoShe expected an experienced man to arrive from Los Angeles this mOrn- ing to take charge of the steam laun- dry, which will begin business within a day or two. Those who have exam ined the Globe laundry. and know whereof they speak, say Mir. BoShe has the best and most modern laundry plant in Arizona.
 It is said that Cbacon, who escaped jail at Sol0mOnville about three years ago under death sentence for the murder of Pablo Salcido, is making his home in the fastnesses of the mountains along Eagle creek and is being supplied with provisions, ammu- hilton, etc., by bis friends at M0renci.
 F. c. Mackcy has gone back to his old trade of railroad engineer on the c. ". q. X N. railroad. His engine is at preSentiD the repair shop, but he expects to be running soon. Frank is an experienced and capable engineer having followed the business upwards of twelve years.
 Larry Tulloch returned d week ago from the Indian hot springs with all the crimpS and aches taken of him. The Indian springs are gaining in popularity and would be better pat ronized if the G. V. c. & x. railroad would make excursion rates to the springs.
 Miss Frankie Kellner, of Phoenix, attained her eighteenth year last week and was presented by her father with Sj000. Miss Frankie has for some time held the responsible position of bookkeeper and cashier in the Kell- ner store, and at her request the money given her has been invested in the business, Miss Frankie becoming d partner of her father.
 NJ. J. Mathews, special representa- tive of the Chicago Record. was here for several days this week. The Rec ord is strictly n0n-partisan. and one of the best of the Chicago dailies. It's political news is always fresh and and the Record will be espec- tally interesting to subscribers during the coming presidential campaign.
 We were favored yesterday by call from C. NJ. Funston. editor and pro- prietor of the Coconino Sun, publish ed at Flagstaff, which is one of the best of our exchanges from northern Arizona. Mir. Funston is here as delegate to the Knights of pythias grand lodge, and is pleased with Globe and the reception accorded the visit ing Knights.
 Emile Cachot, who had been d resi- dent of Globe for more than 20 years, lied on sunday last and was buried from his late residence on Monday afternoon. He had been in bad health for month or more. Deceased was