Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05


 Vincent Anderson spent several days of the past week in Globe,
 Miss Carrie Hamill went to Salt river yesterday to visit the family or N. Hooker.
 Mrs. A. Bailey and daughters are expected to arrive from Los Angeles tomorrow evening.
 A. T. Hammon, an old friend o' Sheriff Armstrong, is recent arrlva from Eastland, Texas. Lieut.. Knox of the 7th infantry commanding officer at San Carlos, wa' among the visitors here yesterday. Mrs. $. Gilson returned few dayt since from visit to her daughter
 Mrs F. A Jones, in Aravaipa canyon F. Lauffer came up from san Carlo:
 to spend the Fourth. He has a gov ernment contract on the Indian Schoo building at the agency.
 Chas. w. Pugh, special agent of tho the Interior department for the collcc tion of live stock statistics was ir town on Tuesday.
 FOR RENT, a furnished house oI four rooms, with bath, pantry ant closets. Apply to Mrs. CHARLES HoLzMAN, Globe, Ariz.
 Word has been received that Jehr Bath. who left Globe little more than d week ngo. is dangerously i'll at the home of his parents in Sacramento Cal.
 J. c. Ogborn and his little son, from upper Salt river valley, were here on Tuesday, to nave bean removed from the boys nose, which was accom- rlished.
 Mrs. A. W. Newton expects to leave next Saturday for East Cambridge, Mass, to join her children who have heen attending school there the past several years.
 Mrs. T. T. Davidson and her daugh- ters, Fannie and Miner, left for Los Angeles last Monday morning. to be absent three or four weeks, sight see ing on the coast.
 Mart Dunphy has returned from n trip to Clifton. He reports much ac- tivity in that great copper camp, hut was not fnvorahly impressed with it as a place of residence.
 Word has been received that Wm. McDaniels who left Globe for Dawson during the early Klondike excitement, has returned from the frozen north and is now at Prescott.
 The work of taking the census in this district was finished by A. C.. Pendleton, enumerator, on Saturday last, and the report was forwarded to Washington on Tuesday.
 
 The Chinese ask, "how is your liv- err" instead of ''how do you do?" for when the liver is active the health is good DeWitts Little Early Risers are famous little pills for the liver and bowels. H c Hitchcock.
 The regular meeting of St John's { Episcopal Guild will be held at resi- dence of Mrs. Vim. Whalley on Fri day, July l3, at 2:30 p. m. A large and prompt attendance is requested. MRS. JAMES WILEY, President
 Jim Gallagher, well known miner, has returned to Globe after an ab- sence of seven years. For the past six years he has been in the employ of the Congress Gold mining 
 Miss Lillian McCabe returned on Tuesday from the Ray mine where she had been a on visit to her mother, Mrs. Treyarthen. Miss Lillian claims the credit of being the first lady to ride over the Ray trail.
 4 Garden Party will be given by the ladies of St. Johns Guild on Sat lrday evening. July IA, at S:30 at the residence of Mrs. Sultan. A general invitation is extended. Ice cream, ,ake and lemonade will be served.
 J. J. Keegan and son, Willie, re- turned last Sunday evening from visit at Gallup. N M Mrs Keegan and the other children, John and Hazel, will remain at Gallup for | short time longer.
 k. R. Stem, of the firm of Stein X Marks, returned from St. Louis last Sunday evening, after three weeks absence in the interest of the firm. From the invoice displayed, he must nave purchased a large bill of fail and winter goods.
 Mrs. H. H. Pratt has received the sad news that her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Hoover. is dangerously i'll at her home in Lawrence, Kansas, and little hope of her recovery IS entertained. Mrs. Prnit will leave for Lawrence within