Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-23

A write-up on the artesian well,
 near Safford will be published nex,
 week.
 The ladies of the Degree of Homo,
 will entertain the Workmen tonight
 at Odd Fellows hall. I -
 | The Union Printing company has l been incorporated to publish the Globe Times. Frank Alley remains as
 editor and manager. A dance will be given at the opera
 house on Saturday, Sandman and
 Boyd will furnish the music, the floor
 will be in tine shape, and good time is assured.
 Charlie Fle ming is here for visit
 rt few days. He informs us that the mining enterprise in which he is
 interested above Yuma, where they
 are operating the new dry washer, in
 vented by him, is success
 Globe Lodge of Elks have taken the
 initiative for tue celebration of the
 Fourth of July. A committee to so-
 licit subscriptions and advertise the event was appointed at the meeting of the lodge last Friday night, and
 next week T program will be outlined.
 The aim is to have celebration that
 VIII be worthy of the occasion and a credit to Globe.
 The Salvation Army announce spec al meetings of more than usual inter- est on May 25 and 2S. Capt. Kuehn who will vist Globe, win on Saturday evening give a grand stere0ptican ex- hibitiOn, and on Tuesday evening next a phonOgrah entertainment. A small admission win be charged, the receipts to be given to very worthy cause.
 Pine Camp, No. l2, WOodmen of the World had an installation, followed bv a social entertainment in their lodge room, on Monday night A mum Der of ladies, wives of the members, and other visitors were present. The entertainment included addresses and music, and sandwiches, coffee, cake and ice cream were served. It was in all respects pleasant affair.
 The Paul Jennisnn Concert company al the opera house on Satur day night, and gave a sacred concert on Sunday evening. The performances were poorly attended, which does mol speak well for the musical culture of | Globe. MT, Jennison proved himself i to be master of the cello, his playing | being remarkable rine Miss Taylor | has rich and sympathetic voice, under perfect control Her singing | was treat Miss COndit, the pianist. | K the best accnmpanist that has ever | been heard here The only criticism | we have to offer is that the periur- nance lacked in variety and spirit. A good soprano voice would have i'm proved 1t greatly.
 Postmaster w Q. Kellner is in re- ceipt of communication from the acting first assistant postmaster gen aral, authorizing him tU negotiate for quarters for the pnstotfiCe under lease for term of i've years. rbe blank forms nf proposal and lease the letter provide fur fber that the leaser shall furnish the pOstOfiiCe room with boxes and drawers lf a modern pattern in sufficient num- per, together with all necessary fix tures and furniture lincluding free de livery furniture when necessary and rn keep said room, boxes, fixtures and in good repair, etc: and fur Lher agree to furnish light and heat, md tire-proof and burgiar-proof safe 1T vault. and other coDvenienceS. The proposition is not deemed feasible for }l0be. as is certain the government would not pay the price that such Ac- would command here KeIlner has complied with he instructions, by pdsting notices or proposals.
 Latest styles ladies and mems foot wear at Old Dominion Commercial 
 FOR RENT-A hve-ronm house, in .oOd condition. Inquire at the Tele- phone office.
 Dr. McArthur, resident dentist, leXt door to the SILVER BELT, open ,venings.
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