Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-24

tween the handle of the cart and al
 iron bound post.
 s. R. Boardman, late with the A. X N. NJ. railroad is now master mechanic
 for the G. Y. c. X N. which position
 he has been filling for several weeks.
 Lawrence Tuloch contemplates 1 trip east about June | He will vlsi New York city, and spend some tim,
 in Massachusetts and New Hampshire Mrs. r. w. O'Sullivan. deputy grand
 chief of honor, arrived Tuesday. anC tonight will institute a Degree Q
 Honor lodge, which will have about !, 1 charter members.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. WeStmeyer anC
 the brides little daughter Lillian. ar rived from Los Angeles last Saturday
 morning. Fred has been the recipient of many congratulations.
 A Chinaman's shack on the west
 bank of Pinal creek burned down last Friday evening Pioneer Hose com pany responded to the alarm, but was unable to render any assistance.
 Alfred Kinney has been busy the past week unloadi0g the machinery for hls new ice plant, q portion of which has been put iu place. Au expert mn chinist is expected from Philadelphia within few days to complete the work i,
 A. Redewill, head of the we'll known firm of A. Redewill X Sons, of Phoe- nix, dealers in musical instruments, is spending the week in Globe Mr. Redewill has sold upwards of forty pianos Tn Globe, and in every instance they have given satisfaction
 Earl Bacon. who was thrown from his horse on the Salt river range. several weeks ago, causing concusSion of the brain. is reported to be much better physically, and it is hoped that in time he will recover his mental faculties.
 James Goodwin expects to attend the Rough Riders reunion at Okla homa City, the dates for which have been changed to July 1-4. He also ex- poets to take in the democratic national convention at Kansas City, and from there win go to Chicago.
 Wen0nah Council, No. l, Degree of Pocahontas, will give a social t0mur- row Friday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs. r. w. WeStmeyer, and also as a farewell to Mrs. J. j. Keegan, Mrs. H. Temple and Mrs. Miller, whose early departure from Globe is announced.
 R. <. Maclay is the only delegate from Gila county in attendance at the democratic territorial convention in Phoenlx. We expected to have re- ceived the names of the delegates to Kansas City in time for publication in This issue, but no news of the cOnven- tion'S action has come over the wire.
 James S Towlc is in receiptof a let ter from Alya l.. Eakin. member of H O.. Ath |. s. Volunteer infantry The letter is dated Laoag Philippine Islands, March p, 1900. ''Blinkey" was q typo in the SILVER BELT office before he went to Cuba with the Rough Riders and also after his re- turn. He writes that the 34th has seen pretty active service in the Phil ippines and that things are far from being settled. He says he is well and has no kick coming.
 The funeral of the late Edmund KentOn. which took place last Friday afternoon from the NJ. k. church. was largely attended by the old-time friends and acquaintances of the de- ceased. Rev F. o. McIntier conduc- ted the services. assisted by the ,hoir and MT. II. Jewell, who had been d friend to Mir kentOn for many years. spoke feelingly of his exemplary life and his sterling character. In his death Gila county has lost q worthy citizen.
 The Globe public schools will give two exhibitions on Thursday and Fri day nights, May 3l and June l, in the Odd Fellows hall. The programme will be varied and not long, though every pupil will appear in some way. An admission fee of 25 cents will be to defray expenses, and should there be balance it will be applied to the flag pole fund. None but pupils of the school will appear on the pro- gramme. Go and hear them. Thurs day and Friday nights of next week, May 3l and June l. at the Odd Fellows nall.
 Last Tuesday while Mike Maloney. Andy Bartleth and another mining nan were returning from a trip to the country. the team they were driving