Arizona silver belt., 1900-11-22
Thanksgiving concert next sunday evening at the Methodist church

lating among his Globe friends today.
 I. E. Solomon, the landed proprietor of the Gila valley, is a visitor to Globe
 l.. A. Snyder, ore buyer for the Sill yer City Smelling Works, came in on last nights train
 President William Garland of the G. w., G. & N. railroad, returned to Los Angeles yesterday, after a stay of five or six days in town.
 The next audience that assemblies | in odd Fellows hall will lind the stage frightened by handsome new drop curtain, new scenery and wing sets and other furniture. A theatrical performance is billed for Dec. 10.
 An order has been received from Judge DOan for drawing jurors for the forthcoming session of the district court. which will convene on the sec ond Monday in December. Grand jurors will be summoned for December 10, and trial jurors for the l3.
 Fred Armer, the l3 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Armer, of upper Salt river. while out hunting on Tues day last. fell over an embankment and had his left hand shattered by the accidental discharge of his gun, | He was brought to town yesterday and Dr. $. B. Claypool amputated the arm above the wrist. Fred is being cared for at the home of his brother, | Tom Armer,
 The report of the condition of the Bank of Globe, published elsewhere in this issue of the SILVER BELT, shows | that institution to be in q sound and prosperous condition. The growth of the banks business is remarkable and is evidence of the confidence re. posed in the officers, ]. N Porter, president and M. c Taylor, assistant cashier.
 Miss Nellie Kennedy received several telegrams last Saturday, announcing | the dangerous illness of her elder sis | ter, Miss Mamie Kennedy at their home in Phoenix. Owing to the heavy storm which interrupted travel on the | c. V., G. X N. railroad, Miss Nellie was unable to start for home until | Tuesday evening, and before leaving she received a message stating that her sister was considerably improved.
 Mrs. Ben c. Fox received the deplor, | able news, yesterday, of the death O" her sister Mrs Kate F. BloeSe, in l South America on September last | The letter gave no particulars of the sad occurrence. Mrs. BloeSe left a daughter Mrs. Fannie Tiernan, who resides in Salt Lake, Utah. Deceased, who was formerly Mrs. Benbrook, re- sided for many years in Globe, and her acquaintanceS here will learn of her death with regret.
 A. l.. Waters. after spending ten days with his his family, left Tuesday on his return to Matape, Sonora, Mex icn, where he is in charge of mines owned by the British Gold Mines of Mexico. The property is a gold, silver and lead proposition and the ores carry large values. The company is erecting smelting works at the mines. which are nearing completion. Ed Arhelger, of Globe, is in the company'S employ, as master mechanic.
 It is reported and believed here, says the Stafford correspondent of the Star, that active work will begin in the coal fields very soon. as it is known iil.iN A'fldtffl ildlIld dllh bNiH-l tdNAtll capitalists. who were busy with cleo tiOn affairs, are interested in the deal and now that the excitement of the political battle is over, it is expected that the plans that have been f0rmu- lated for the development of the coal mines will be carried out.
 'Dnry" Harris, of Globe, arrived in SOlomOnville on Wednesday and went to the San Juan group of mines in company with Receiver A F. Nelson MT. Harris was placed in charge of the property and will commence deyel- opment work at once. This is the property formerly owned and operated by Dudley Bros, who were busted at the last term of court by J. GrenOugh, of New York City, and A. F.. Nelson, of this place appointed as receiyer.- Bulletin.
 Mrs. M. c. Lobdell, the travelling SaleSlady, who has lately returned from New York. will be here soon with an elegant line of tailor suits. waists and skirts. In fact, everything for ladies tO wear. If you want to know the latest and newes styles, wait and see her. If
 Lily Lodge, No. 1, Degree of Honor, A. O. Y. w., will give grand ball and supper on Thanksgiving night. | November 20. The ladies are making elaborate preparations, which means that the entertainment will be a notable event.
 You will never tind any other pills | so prompt and so pleasant as DeWittS | Little Early RiserS. H c Hitchcock
 Travellers should send their laundry work to the Globe Steam Laundry. Quick service. Telephone 5.
 Dr. Preston, dentist, crown and bridge work. Teeth without plates prices reasonable.
 The cheapest store in town to get shoes, clothing, hats and mems fur nishing goods is at the Chicago Bar gain store.
 For fine connections go 10 the Randy Kitchen.
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