Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-27

i charge of large silver and lead smelt ing works l20 miles from Hermosillo Sonora, was visitor here during the week. He left for Hermosillo on Tues. 1 day morning.
 More than S1, 900 has been bet here on the presidential election, during the past two weeks. Bryan money is plentiful.
 F.. Lautfer, who is to superinte nd the erection of the government build ings at Rice, left for there yesterday. He was accompanied by Frank NJ. Wood, who has accepted position under him. The construction of the buildings will require three or four months work.
 Fire was discovered yesterday after noon in the back room of Frank Alley $ office. which fortunately resulted in no greater loss than suit of clothes belonging to MT. Hulteen, the builder. | The origin of the fire is mystery, but is supposed to have started by the ignition of matches in the pocket of the coat hanging on the wall,
 Prof, James McNaugh ton, late prin- cipal of the Tempe Normal school, is now in Los Angeles with his family. He will return to the territory about the lSt of October and take charge of | the developmentof some mining claims near Globe in which he is interested. He has streak of cobalite ore on the hanging wall of 20-foot ledge which assays 6l per cent copper at depth D feet, which is certainly better than teaching people with no ideas how to impart information to young ideas Florence Tribune.
 Casey X Mudd, of CaseyS restau rant, departed from Globe last Mon day mnrning, leaving debts to the amount of about $50. The reStau- rant was turned over to the Old Do minion Commercial company, who sold il to Placott X German. Casey | X Mudd left accounts, which can | be collected, to the amount Of over Sl50, which with the money realized | from the sale of the restaurant will go far toward paying their indebtedness. We understand the creditors have already received 70 cents on the dollar.
 | George R. Fleming informs us that ground was broken a'few days ago for | the concentration which the Black Warrior Copper company is to erect. The machinery will arrive from Den yer within three weeks and the con structiOn of the plant will be pushed with all possible speed. The 200-fOOt shaft on the company'S Gold gulch property will be completed within a | few days, when crosscutting will begin. The Black Warrior company has added ten men to their force of employees. Col. James A. Fleming, l ' Denver for Philadelphia.
 Under the auspices of St. Johns Episcopal Guild an eL tertainment is announced for Saturday evening, Sept. | 29th. A programme of unuSal inter- est has been arranged. The first part has been given over to Judge Sniffen, who will deliver d discourse on the Ruins of Granquivara. one Of the many mysterious heirlOOmS of the past | with which the southwest abOundS. ! The second part of programme is made up of vocal and Instrumental music, and will conclude with the Imaginable statement Of fourteen of our popular bachelor men and maids as to Why we did not Marry"
 Rescue Lodge, I. o. O. F., was nOti- fled by telegram and letter, last week, that Harrison Jewell had been stricken with paralysis. at Pacific Grove, Cal | He was removed to Los Angeles, where he has received every care from Philip Oates and other friends. Mir. James P. Faull, who returned to Globe last night, called on MT. Jewell in Los Angeles, and found him able to walk about his room. His right side is af' fected and his speech somewhat i'm paired. Mir. Jewell told him that he would return tp Arizona with Rev. E 0. McIntier. They expect to leave Los Angeles for Phoenix today, to at tend the Msthodist conference, ano Mir. JewellS friends hope he will be able to rest sme the journey to Globe next week.
 ss Delayed Payment.
 Mrs. Alice Newton in letter writ ten fropa East Cambridge, Mass, to { friend pl Globe, states that she ha' receivdd from the Penn Mutual s50OO insurance on the life of her late hus band sGeorge A. Newton. The matte is of unusual interest here, owing t' the fact that the claim has been pend i'm. for more than eight years, th'