Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 Mrs. A. Trolanovich and children returned from Santa Monica. Cal, Tuesday night.
 Prof. F. E. Ball, wife and mother have gone mp into Pinal mountains for short Sojnurn
 Chas. Holzman is filling a position in the cashiers office of the Arizona Copper company at Clifton.
 We are pleased to learn of the im- proyement of Mrs. N. E. TrevilHan, who was quite sick last week.
 Mrs. ChilderS, mother of Charles and Henry Nesbitt, arrived from Bonita a few days ago and will remain several weeks.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Maud Francis of Buffalo, N. Y., sister of Mrs. Charles Sirch, to Mir. John Finletter.
 Porter w. Fleming will stop at Kan sas City on his way east, and will rep resent the Tucson Star at the demo- cratic national convention.
 FOX KEN I, furnished house of four rooms, with bath, pantry and closets. Apply to Mrs. CHARLES HoLzMAN, Globe, Ariz.
 Miss Maud Francis, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Sirch, for some time past, left for Chicago on Wednesday morning.
 Ii :. Dunlap was here yesterday from oafIord, where he is now engaged in the furniture business, as a member of the firm of Todd X Dunlap.
 Mr. Carr, assistant superintendent of the railway mail service, from Den ver,whoiS inspecting the various routes in Arizona was in Globe this week.
 Max c. Bonne, proprietor Of the Central market, received 300 head of fat sheep and lambs on Tuesday. MT. Bonne spares no effort or expense to supply his customers with the choicest meats to be had.
 Miss May Holohan returned home last week to spend the summer vaca- tion. She has been attending the St. Joseph academy at Tucson, and was so proficient in her studies that her name was inscribed on the roll of honor.
 T. J. Hutchinson. who sustained serious and very painful injury on May 1, at Gilsons station, by getting the heel of his right foot caught be- tween the drawheads of the two cattle cars, is now able to get about very we'll on crutches, and with fair pros pect of complete recovery.
 Miss Miner Davidson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Davidson, returned last Saturday from Santa Fe, x. M., where she attended the Loretta acade- my during the past school term. She has made very satisfactory progress in her studies, and looks remarkably well. The SILVER BELT acknowledges pleasant call from Miss Miner.
 As the prizes of Sl00 and S25 offered by the local committee for miners drilling contest on the Fourth, is for double-hand drilling only, the pro prietors of the Owl saloon have gener- ously come forward with prize of S25 offered for single-hand drilling contest. and which amount may be increased by additional subscription.
 Wm. Rolling is in receipt of a letter from J. W. Ransom. dated at Buffalo, x. r., where Billy is enjoying himself hugely. He had been over in Canada taking in the races, and had trip to Niagra Falls in prospect. He will start soon after the Fourth on his re- turn to Globe, visiting Chicago and St. Louis en route. Billy says Arizona is good enough for him, and his friends here will be glad to welcome him back.
 James Byrne returned home Tues day night, crippled from fall from s. P. engine at LOrdsburg, N. M. The engine stopped at the water tank to take on water, and Jimmy, who was serving as fireman, reached up to adjust the supply pipe when, overcome by heat, he fell from the engine, in- turing his hip. Fortunately no bones were broken. He was given ten days | leave of absence, at the end of which time he hopes to be able to report for duty.
 | Miss Ida A. Bremen of Harmon