Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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 c. s. Van wagenen. agent for Tom lowe o. P. s. whisky.
 Union made cigars at the
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
 Ruy the freshest, pureSt and best randies-made every week rt the Randy Kitchen.
 For medicinal purposes, Cyrus Noble whisky is the best. c. E. TAYLOR,
 Sole Agent
 Miss Daisy Oldtield is teaching Miss (Ierald'S classes in the public school, &the latter being sick with scarlet lever.
 Mss Wilson, who has been teaching y the upper Salt river school, was in &town last Saturday, accompanied by Mercy Hooker
 I Will Shanley's residence south of & of the ball ground and adjoining Ar # thur Moore's will soon be completed q It will be cosy home.
 The Globe Ice Works are in receipt of a letter from R. A. Cocran, Super ntendent of the Indian school at Rice \ asking the price of 1000 pounds of ice to be delivered weekly during the sea son at Rice.
 The high wind of yesterday was fol- lowed by rain storm, with some hail, which set in shortly after nine o'clock and continued at intervals through the night. There was light fall of snow on the mountain.
 Ribs Henderson was hurt by his horse falling with him last Saturday, near Silver King where he was round ing up cattle for Jake McLane. Ribs sustained a severe cut on the left knee cap and had the palm of his left hand lacerated.
 G. S. VanWagenen will leave Satur- day morning for Los Angeles to visit his family, and incidentally to wit ness the reception to President Mckinley and take in the fiesta. He expects to return in two or three weeks.
 T. A. Fulton resumed the sprink- ling of Broad street last Monday, much to the relief of business firms and pedestrians. Some of the firms and property owners refuse to contri- bute to the fund, although very will ing to share in the benefit derived from sprinkling.
 After we had gone to press the startling intelligence reached us of the sudden death of Mrs. ClaypoOl, wife of pr. W. NJ. Claypool, from heart disease. She was noble woman, who had endeared herself to very many in this community, and her untimely death is deeply deplored.
 The May-day dance for the benefit of the Globe band, which followed the theatrical performance last night was not so largely attended as was expect ed it would be, the storm having de tered many from going. Neverthe- less, it was an enjoyable affair and those preSent-were well satisfied.
 The Jossey Stock company, which created a good impression here on their former visit, opened their sec. ond engagement at the Opera house on Tuesday night, playing to fair sized house. Last nights perform ance of "Moths" drew larger audi ence, and was well given. Tonight the bill is Camille.
 Judge P. NJ. Thurmond left Tues day for Black Rock canyon, twelve miles from Thomas. where he pur poses to spend the summer, in the hopt that ranch fare and living in the oper air will restore his health, which hal been poor for some time past. Tn, judge will spend much of the time il prospecting. and hunting game. WI hope he will derive the expected bene fit.
 Marion Horrel and John Livingston were in town on Tuesday after rocl salt for the cattle to aid in the diges tion of the succulent grasses they ar, cropping from the range. The Hor rell outfit have been working on tn range for the past two weeks. OwinI to the severe drouth oi last year ther are few calves to brand this spring.
 W. w. Brookner & Co. concluded the purchase, last Saturday, of tn stock and goodwill of L. W. Leighton who has been doing consideraol merchandising business here for th past two years. The purchasers ar now engaged in removing the goods { their store, to be placed on sale nex week at prices which will no doub attract buyers.
 Constable Mayss detected two IT dians trying to draw stale beer fror the kegs in the rear of Blume's saloo Sunday night. They were fairly pari ly,ad yyhan Suddanlv confronted h