Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-23

Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Crown, C. cigar, Globe Drug Store.
 Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar Der shop.
 Artificial teeth that defy detection. Dr. Cool. dentist.
 Mrs. l.. G. Coombs will take linn tied number of pupils in music.
 w. w. Brookner has purchased the Edwards residence on Hill street.
 Wanted Several furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at tlls office.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Kinnig returned on Monday from a visit to Minne- apolis.
 Pyorrhoea. the most dreaded disease of the mouth, treated and cured. Dr. Cool, dentist.
 Miss Julia Hamm wishes to an nounce that she will reopen the La dies Bazaar about Sept. l5.
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 We are pleased to learn of the re- covery of John J. Cramer from q threatened attack of pneumonia.
 Furnished rooms to rent, apply to Mrs. Charles Fleming, next door to Judge Wm. Valleys residence.
 G. $. Van Wagenen returned on last nights train from Los Angeles, where he had been visiting his family for the past two months.
 After the heavy rains of last week, Bob Stead concluded he made a mis- take in selling his cattle, so he bought them back from the ShanleyS.
 w. l.. Akers was among last nights arrivals. His friends are glad to learn that he has come back to stay. Mrs. AkerS and children are Sojourning at Santa Monica.
 Taylor FruSh has secured the rail road baggage and passenger privileges at Globe. He is well prepared to handle the business in a manner to give satisfaction.
 James Anderson was stung on the left hand by poisonous insect of some kind, few days since. The hand was swollen and quite painful for day or two, but is improving.
 Mrs. J. A. Lord arrived from Clifton on Tuesday mornings train, to visit her relatives here. pr. Lord is located in Clifton, and their son Lex is in Maryland where he will attend school.
 w. $. Fields has arranged to resume the news service on the G. N., G. X N. railroad, He will also serve lunches on the trains, an accommodation which doubtless. travellers will appre- ciate.
 The picnic by the Rathbone Sisters, announced for last Sunday but post pOned on account Of rain, will take place next Sunday, Aug. 26, at Wheat fields. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend.
 E. J. Roberts has fine photograph of Globe in the window of the Globe drug store. It is in four sections, mounted on one card. and gives a con tinuous view of the town from the Buffalo shelter almost to the southern town limit. The initial steps have been taken by members of the Miners Union to organize local labor party, with the | view of putting a full county ticket | in the field. There is considerable | difference of opinion in the unlon as | to the wisdom of the movement.
 Mrs. A. L. Waters, who has been i with her husband at Ranlett, Cal, for I the past several months, returned to | Globe last Monday. MT. Waters re- signed his position with the Newton | Mining company at Ranlett, and has l gone to Sonora. Mexico, to take charge | of new smelting works.
 Frank Gill came over from Ray yes | terday to visit his family He will re- | turn to the mines tomorrow. The | Ray company is doing very little work | at present A steam engine from the | mine was installed in the mill at Kel- | win, to run the Hallet tables, and a trial run is now being made.
 
 Mrs. T. T. Davidson and daughter, l Miss Minor. returned last Saturday | from a pleasant outing of six weeks | on the coast. Miss Fannie remained | in Los Angeles, having accepted posi- tion in the Broadway Department | store, in which she is giving excellent | 
 Messrs. Walsh X Griffin opened their | new restaurant, the Kan-kan Kitchen, | last Tuesday, and are receiving lib eral patronage. The proprietors are experienced caterers and liberal pro viders, and It will be their ehdeavor | n ga ttCfy tho most ay1ptipV demands |