Arizona silver belt., 1900-03-15
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

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 LOCAL NEWS.
 Attend St. Patrick's ball on Satur- day night.
 For Sale, cheap, a good Piano. App ply to Mrs. Hodges.
 Mrs. 0. E. Taylor offers her millin- cry goods below cost.
 FOR SALE My horse, saddle, buggy, harness and fiat top desk. Inquire of Victor B. Bloom.
 Rev. Ferguson, the Episcopal clergy man. being out of town, there will be no services next sunday.
 Charles s. Fleming, wife and baby went to Phoenix yesterday for NiSlt of two or three weeks.
 Mrs. G. s. Van Wagenen and little daughter, Dorothy, left this morning for their home in Los Angeles.
 F, II. Powers, of Greenback, Is spending d few days in Globe. We are pleased to note his recovery from a recent serious illness.
 Charles Fisk, the miner who aU- tempted suicide at Benson, is not member of Globe Miners Union as re ported. He is not known here.
 To RENT--A four-room house, suit able for offices or small business, op- pnsite the SILVER BELT office. ln- quire of J. II. Hamill.
 The SILVER BELT takes pleasure in announcing the approaching marriage of Theodore Crandall and Miss katie Morehead. which takes place March 70.
 John Starr and Taylor Frush are back from Phoenix and are profuSe in acknowledgement of the splendid treat ment accorded them by their brother Elks.
 Col. Jas. A. Fleming president of the Black Warrior Copper G., Amal- gamated, arrived from Phoenix last Saturday night and went out to the Black Warrior Sunday morning.
 JIG. Narron was a visitor to Globe on Monday. Mir. Narrun, who has a fine orchard. says his fruit trees are all in blossom and he is apprehensi1e of damage to the crop from frost.
 w. T. Lewis, an old resident of the Sierra Ancha, was brought up from the river by ToDe Cline on Tuesday. Mir. Lewis's condition is precarious, and there is httle hope of his recovery.
 10. Lowthian, of Strawberry, was in town on Monday for supplies. Times are good in northern Gila county, the only complaint that citi- zens have to make being the lack of snow and rain.
 Rev. Edwin Ferguson, rector ol the Globe Episcopal church, who was taken seriously i'll early last week, had sufficiently ecovered on Tuesday last to accompany his brother. Rev. Charles Ferguson to Tucson, for d short vlslt. We hope he will return to Globe fully restored to health.
 Mrs. c. R. Fiske was called tO Tue son last Friday by a telegram rom l President Parker of the University, l informing her that her daughter, Fan nie. had scarlet fever. Letters re- ceived here the past few days state | that the case is d very mild one and that Miss Fannie is rapidly recovering.
 Notice of townsite meeting, to be held on April 14, is published in this issue of the SILVER BELT. One ob- feet of the meeting is said to be to vote on the proposition to expend DOT tion of the money Tn the hands of the town trustee for the enlargement or the cemetery. It is certain the money could not be put to better use.
 D. J. Peter, of Tonto, was in town last Tuesday. From him we learned that Miss Emma Peyton, teacher of the Cline school, met with a serious accident last Friday, the h' rse she was riding falling on her Miss Fey ton was unconscious for several hours after the accident. She was much inn proved when MT. Peter started for Globe.
 The Needles Eye says that A. NJ. Beal. one of the oldest and most popu- lar cOnduc tors on the santa Fe Pacific. has resigned his position and has been appointed to the the superintendency pf the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern railroad. and has already assumed that lt,ice. The many friends of Mr. Beal will be glad to know of his advance ment. and none is more worthy or capable. Winslow Mail.
 Con Crowley, who enjoys the distinc- tion of being one of the very oldest residents of Globe, having landed here twenty.four years ago, is in town to celebrate St. Patrick's day as true
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