Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-03
Arizona Silver Belt

Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Crown, , C. cigar, Globe Drug Store
 B. Lady has taken the agency io' the Los Ageles Herald.
 Dr. B. G. Fox informs us that tht rainfall during April was 96 hundreth' of an inch.
 E.F. kellner is again at the indim hot springs, having returned Iron Phoenix last Saturday.
 The train due here at ll:lO o'ciocB last night did not arrive until 5;2o having met with an accident
 Mir. N. A. Bowles, late manager ol Norton & Morgan's store at Pearce' arrived on Monday nights train.
 MT. and Mrs. P. 0. Robertson left on Monday for Payson to visit their son. Henry 0. Robertson and his family.
 Mrs. P. P. Rue and Mrs. A.P. Preston and baby will leave for santa kosa' Cal, on May l5, to spend the summer
 l. Warren Young, who has been Tn New York for some time on mining business. returned home Tuesday night.
 No snow is visible on the Finals, and there is not likely to be any fur- ther snowfall on the mountains unnl next winter.
 Mr. ]. Ahern, of the geological sur yey. arrived on Saturday last. His present worl. is to extend the triangu- lation from Globe to Solomonville.
 O. N. Creswell left last Saturday, and Mrs. Creswell and Miss Minnie Thompson on Monday, for Fort Thomas, where they will hereafter reside.
 Chas. Bankers beer garden, which promises to become a popular resort with the advent of warm weather, will be opened to the public next Monday.
 The store of the Sultan Mercantile company will be closed tomorrow after noon between the hours of three and and four, in respect to the memory of Jas Graham.
 J. N. Porter and w. T. Armstrong who have bought nearly all the market able cattle in this vicinity, will send out two trainloads of cattle within the next few days.
 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. J. Duey returned last Friday from Phoenix, her brother MT. John Beggs, who was quite i'll there, having so far recovered as to be able to start for his home in Normal, His.
 Tom Trevillian's friends are rejoiced to learn of his success in the competi- tive drill, at Tucson, between Uniyer- sity cadets. Tom put up the best in dividual drill and won the gold medal.
 Mrs. Allen Washburn and her sister, Mrs. Mary koepfel, took their depart ure on Monday for Satford. where they will make their home. Their depart ure is regretted by their Globe friends. Chas. NJ. Clark informs us that he has succeeded in interesting California and Eastern parties in the proposed electric power plant for Globe. MT. Clark leaves for California tomorrow morning.
 w. E. Wade, the sewing machine expert, is in town. He will repair machines of any make, no matter how old they may be. Orders left at the SILVER BELT office will be promptly attended to. All work guaranteed.
 4t-5-3.
 
 A sale of cut flowers and boutonaires was held at H. c. Hitchcock's drug store last Monday for the benefit of the India famine sufferers, and was gracefully presided over by Miss Lii lian Hitchcock. The sale realized Sl1.90.
 Globe and San Carlos base ball teams will cross bats here next Sunday after- noon. Globe will present the following nine: F. Mercy, C. f.; J. True, s. S.; Scott, 1 b.: Davidson, b.; Kellner, 3 b.; Moreno, ]. f.: Rose, r. f.; Grey, D.: Delaney, c.
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