Arizona silver belt., 1901-01-31
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS. trip
 pres Go to PraMs for fine fruits and con
 fections. M No end to dainty jewelry, i'',
 LOVE X JoNsoN. mol Telephone Globe Drug store for day ,,,, vne or night-"No. to in I We have just received car or fancy :. can goods. Sultan Bros. T, " The choicest oranges apples lemons ','- ,.s. and nuts at II. H, Pratts. 1eI, H.J. windmiller was up from san til Carlos on Sunday laStl her G. s. Van Wagenen. agent for Tom T Howe o. P. s. whisky. bee Just received fine line of Loose 'act Bros candies at the Postotfice store p'e' Six-room house for sale, i.adobe and s,s 2-frame rooms G. s. VANWAGENEN' Coo Born-To the wife of John Gibson, on Thursday, Jan. 24, girl. All doing
 well. - Married-By Justice Rawlings, at hem Globe, on Jan. 90. John Palnfette to libe Catarine Giano. eral Chas. Kenyon has sold the c K imp brand of cattle, which comprises all A his holdings, to Bud Odle. hap $. A. Parnall, superintendent of the hat old Dominion, left on Tuesday for Ell lnSl Paso, to be absent for a few days, was
 - wen Ed Lautfer the contractor and his one bookkeeper, F. NJ. Wood, were in the
 city from Rice, the first of the week, 1' Some of the saloons have placed uar partitions in their places, thereby ex- U. cluding vision from the streets of their Dec games. yea The Ladies Aid society will meet ''p' next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, A at Mrs. NJ. C. Taylor's. All ladies are Doi invited. laio
 griI A very enjoyable dance was given uo, on Saturday night by some of the ant, young people of the city, about forty abs couples attended. whj Grover Graydon. who had been visit | ing his sister, Mrs. Clark, at Gila Bend Sat for several months, returned home ter, last Thursday. hel, Mrs. NJ. J. Moore who has been Se- pur rously ill for some time past is on o'
 the road to recovery, although her i'm ahu provemenu is slow. Nj l. Fl. Hamill, editor and proprietor ,a of this paper, returned on Saturday from a visit to Phoenix, Tucson. Bis A a. bee and other points. nn ' Soo Sang has been painting and by papering his restaurant next to the r news depot, which now presents
 very clean and neat appearance. ,e
 line A Mexican by the name of Rodrigo nov Ruiz, 20 years of age, died on Sunday roa in the south part of town, from pneu- vii monia, and was buried on Monday. is i The PaysOn stage was late in getting J. in both on Saturday and Tuesday bef nights, on account of high water and on muddy roads along the entire route. wes The assessor is having his tax sched- '.e' ules printed. and will be ready to ''"' commence business next week. Might T as well get ready and face the music for squarely. Co.,,
 mol Wallace Kenton was up from upper ,,a Salt river this week. He says the re- ,,u cent rainfall in the valley was copious, t,a and cattle owners and ranchers are o correspondingly happy. mo, Under Sheriff Hinson Thomas left iiil. Tuesday morning for Phoenix, with D Frank Furl crazy man, who he will sici; place in the insane asylum. He eX. con poets to return tonight. Mo, Sunday, Feb. 3, will be the monthly iutl celebration in the morning and in the sett evening, Rev. MT. Eastman will speak tho on China or the Sources of the pres was ent risis,' at 7:30. iice Twentieth anniversary of the Young M Peoples Christian EndeavOr society hou will be celebrated with special services aero next Sunday by the local society, in a SC the Methodist Episcopal church. moo
 - ------- rOoi Lambert DeClos has bought out the nice stage line between here and Kelvin, the and will run it on the same time as heretofore. He reports the road in