Arizona silver belt., 1901-01-24

J. c. OLDFIELD X Co.
 Dick Flood came in from Los Ange- les, where he has been located for several months, on Tuesday night, and expects to remain for some time.
 There will be special meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star, next Wednesday, Jan 30th, at 7:30 D. m. Rv order of MRS. c. T. MARTIN, W. M.
 Crowns that not only look like natural teeth, but are like them, only that they do not ache or decay.
 DR. MCARTHUR,
 Next door to the Silver Belt.
 c, T. Martin is looking after the re- corder's office during the absence of Recorder Williams, who went to Fl Paso, and will visit other points be- tore his return.
 At the special meeting of the Will ling Workers of St Johns church on Wednesday evening in the guild room, it was decided to have candy pull on Feb. l, Friday evening.
 A memorial service will be held Sunday morning at St. Johns church in commemoration of Queen Victoria. The sermon will refer to the queen s life and its influence in the world.
 Sunday, the 27th being the last Sun day of the month, special musical service will be held at 7:3O in Odd Fellows hall when Rev. w. Eastman will speak on saloons or the liquor traffic.
 Important meeting of the United Noderns will be held at Odd Fellows hall, Saturday. Jan. 26, at 7:30 p. m. Every member is requested to be pres ent. GEO. F. BRIGGs, Chancellor.
 Mrs. Ivy Crabtree, of Tonto, died on Monday. Jan. 21. at o'clock a. m., from pneumonia, at the age of g years. Thomas Cline came in on Tuesday for q coffin. The burial will take place at Tnnto.
 Attention is called to an article in this issue about Antonio Apache, con- cerning mineral rights on the reserva- tion. which may prove of interest to this county and the people generally, some of the reservation being in this county.
 C. F.. Clark, who runs the fruit and candy store north of the bridge, has gone to Los Angeles on business trip: and while there will make special ar engagements direct with shippers, for fruit and berries, so that he will al- ways have the best and freshest fruit and berries there are in the market.
 J. H. Hamill, editor and proprie tor of this paper, left for Phoenix on Sat uraay morning, on business trip in the interest of the paper. He will be in Phoenix at the opening o. the legis- lature, and the Arizona Press Associ- tion meets there this week. He will be absent week or ten days and J. F. Hechtman will occupy the editorial chair during his absence.
 The statement of Postmaster Kell- Der, in thls issue, about the money order business of his office, shows that dollars, has been sent out of Globe in money orders m the last three years. This Is nearly Sl4, ,00G per Onth. The amount sent ont by registered letters, express and drafts must be A large amount also A very large part of the money orders have gone 10 foreign countries. With this showing, is it surprising that money is scarce in Globe.
 Through the efforts of Sheriff Thompson and the corporation of Justice E, F Kelsey of Bowie, the capture of Jim Yett's partner was eff fected and he was brought back to Globe on Montlay. If enc minute more had heen allowed hin he would have made the westbound train and probably escaped. He had on his person, when arrested. S62i 15, which. fter dedncting expenses, will leave nearly enough to settle with all his creditors. The merchant, are fortu- nate in having an active sheriff. E
 The new dormitory anG store build- ings erected at the Rice Indian schools, under the supervision of Architect Ed Lauffer are practically completed and will be turned over to thu. government upon Nr. Lauffer's return from Fl Paso, within q few da,ls. They are structures built of an eruptive rock, durable and light in weight and almost white in color, stone which works easily and presents an attractive ap- pearance. The dormi tory is 104x35 feet, inside measurement, two stories in height and contains zen large sleep ing rooms, laundry, baths. water closets, and many modern convenient ceS. The storehouse $ of about the same dimensions. H. O. Heath and John Hayland, of Safford, who did the clustering, finished their contract last Friday.