Arizona silver belt., 1901-11-28
ElkS' MEMORIAL SERVICE.


 Globe Lodge, No. Ass, 8. ?. 0. E., at Odd Eel.
 lows Nall Sunday, December l. at 2
 O'Clock p. M
 PROGRAM.
 l. March "Funebre" ..,,. Chopin
 Robinson's Orchestra. ?. Ritual
 3. Opening Hymn-"Strew the Fair
 Garlands,
 NJ. E. Choir.
 |. Invocation. Rev. F.. Q. McIntier ,. Music Selection of Sacred Airs
 Arranged by A. S Bowman,
 Robinson's Orchestra. 6. Eulogy ....... Geo. J Stoneman :. Hymn See the Leaves Around
 Us Falling"
 M F.. Choir.
 $. Music-"Angels Serenade,n G.
 Braga.
 Robinsons Orchestra. 2. Eulogy .............W. J. Barrett To- Hymn -"Brother, Thou Art
 Gone to Rest"
 NJ. E. Choir. H. Ritual.
 l2 Aud Laug Syne. l3 Benedction. Rev. F. S. Eastman The public is cordially invited. PasQual Ni2ro has resumed his building operations in the north end of town, and expects to continue with out interruption until completed Mrs. J. B. Henry and little son re turned home on Tuesday night from an extended visit with relatives in Owensboro, Ky, having previously visited in California for some time. D. Bertoglio will have his saloon, in the new Allison building, one block north of the bridge, ready for business next week. He will also open fruit and notion store in the room adjoining.
 A. J. Taylor, the head push of the Taylor Cyclone Mercantile company, returned Tuesday from SatlOld, where he had been on business connected with the expansion of the company's interest
 It is authoritatiyely stated that there was no foundation whatever for the story about cowboys shooting up the town of Safford." an account of which appeared in number of news papers. Joe Bandhauer, who was severely injured nearly seven weeks ago at the Black Copper mine, having cut his right leg below the knee joint with a hand axe, while framing timbers, is able to get about on crutches, although the wound has not healed yet. Holiday shoppers will find an as sortment of beautiful Christmas goods at Hitchcock's drug store, com prising cut glass, manicure and toilet sets in mahogany and ebony, perfumes, Xmas cards, booklets and fancy sta tionery.
  Ed Tewksbury was stricken with paralysis last Sunday morning at the o. D. company mine. It is thought the stroke was caused by strain from heavy lifting. The paralysis is on the left side, involving the face, arm and leg. Ed will probably recover, al though improvement will be slow. K. A. lrion, the venerable host of Pinal ranch, on the Silver King trail, about seventeen miles west of town, came in yesterday on business and to make some winter purchases MT. Irion is always welcome visitor, hay. ing many friends in Globe.
 H. J. Windmiller returned on Tues. day night from a six weeks trip east. He spent some time at Arkansas Hot Springs, and also visited St. Louis and other points. MT. WindmilIer has i'm. portant mining interests here and vii remain in Globe.
 
 Word has been received from C. w Peterson, of the death of his mother on Sunday last, at Butte, Mont. She was advanced in years and had beer an invalid for some time. Mir. Peter son was with his mother during tht last week of her illness, which afforded him consolation. He is expected home in few days.
 Christmas cards, booklets, and fancl stationery for the holidays, at HITCHCOCK 's DRuG STORE.