Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-26
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar her shop.
 If you would live well board at Casey's.
 Deputy Sheriff Dave Heron returned yesterday from Payson.
 Mrs. L. G. CoombS will take lim- tied number of pupils in music
 Wanted Several furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at this office.
 Philip oates left for Los Angeles with his wife.
 Casey's short order house, open day and night is the place to get what you want to eat.
 Dr. A. P. Preston will leave for the coast Saturday morning, to recuperate for few weeks.
 Furnished rooms to rent, apply to Mrs. Charles Fleming, next door to Judge Wm. Valleys residence.
 J. <. Lukens was up from Salt river yesterday with a wagon load of line melons which met with ready sale.
 k. II. Netfe is out this afternoon Tor the first time since his accident at the Buffalo mine week ago last sunday.
 J. II. Baker, who was in town on Monday, reported a heavy rainfall in the Sierra Ancha and Pleasant Valley.
 For sale, number of gentle 0urroS, suitable for proSpectOrs, or mountain excursion parties. Inquire at BELT.
 O. x. Creswell was here on Tuesday from Fort Thomas where he now re- sides. His Globe friends were glad to see him.
 Wm. Sidow returned last week from Phoenix, where he purchased car load of fat cattle for the Pioneer market.
 A flat key, attached to blue rib bon. was found yesterday and left at this office, where the owner can re- cover it.
 Ernest Kellner returned from PhOe- nix last night, and Miss Frankie kell- ner took her departure this morning for the capital city.
 Frank NJ. Wood went to san Carlos yesterday to help Builder F.. Lauffer on some work that he is doing for the government at the agency.
 White Mountain Lodge, No. 3., F. X A. M., will hold a special meeting on Saturday evening, July 2S. Work in the third degree. J. B. HENRY, w. M.
 Dr. Kunze of Phoenix, has been in this vicinity for the past two weeks, and is now on Pinal mountain collect ing bugs and butterflies for the smith Sonian Institute.
 The Racket Store has line stock of goods and has the reputation of being the cheapest place to buy in Globe. Purchasers would do well to go to the Racket Store for bargains. Globe received just enough rain to relieve the sprinkling cart from duty l last Saturday. The rain was of some benefit in moderatlng the temper ature. The nights since have been ! quite cool.
 Just received 700 pair ine ladies, 1 children's s and mems shoes, have to be i sold: also fall and winter samples | made to measure. clothing, tit guar. | anteed or money refunded. OLDFtELD | & Co.
 For the accommodation of those | who are employed during business [ hours. Recorder R. J. Williams will keep his office open for the regstra- | ton of voters on Monday, Wednesday | and Saturday evenings until o'clock. ' Mrs. Ernestine Sultan, Adolph | Jacobs and Theodore Crandall went ! up on the mountain this morning, to | join MT. and Mrs. A. H. Morehead and Mrs. Crandall who are camped . above the ice house.
 E. l.. Worthen. of the firm of Gar diner, Worthen X Goss, of Tucson, dealers in mining machinery and shelter supplies, came in from the south on Tuesday evening. He re- ports the demand active for mining machinery.
 A large party of children coDgregated at the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. w. Love last evening upon invitation to celebrate the ninth birthday of Mas ter Harry Love. Abundant refresh ments were provided and the young people had merry romp.
 Bear and lion hunters appear to have been unusually successful during the past quarter in Glla county. judging from the scalp claims allowed by the board of supervisors, which aggregate S45O. Claims fer s60 for lion scalps were rejected.
 William Futile, chief of Indian po- lice at San Carlos, and ten Indian scouts, stopped over here last Monday night on their way to the East Verde, to round up and bring back to the reservation 163 Indians camped in the vicinity and whose presence there Is objected to by the white settlers.
 Another candidate for sheriff has appeared in the person of R. H. sam uel, of Pleasant Valley, whose an nOuncement appears in this issue of the SILVER BELT. MT. Samuel is an old resident of the county good citizen and staunch democrat, and we believe would make an acceptable officer.
 Globe was without mail last Satur- day and Sunday, owing to washouts along the line of the G. ", G. X X. railroad the most serious break Oc-