Arizona silver belt., 1901-06-06

Road Overseer John Cramer is pro tecting Broad street against flooding from the expected summer rains, by ditching the east side of the street and raising the center.
 Jack Frazier, of Pinal county, re- gently made sale of cattle in Tempe at top prices for the season, receiving SIS for yearlings, s2l for cows and s2S for two and three year olds
 Ben and Herb Fox and Ed Bowen, who are en route by wagon to Wy oming, have been heard from again. They had reached Salt Lake City, all right and were enjoying the trip.
 The Flagstaff Sun says; A finely marked Gila monster, 2l inches long, is on exhibition at the Weatherford bar. It is the property of E. B. Hooper of Globe, who is making collection of reptiles.
 J. J. Vosburgh, of Los Angeles, who represents the Crane company, dealer in mine supplies, was here Tuesday. Business in hls line is very good, which is an index to the activity in mining in Arizona.
 Geo. H. Mosher, D. D. S., of Jack son, Mich, who has pucchaSed the dental business of Dr. A. r. Preston, has been detained by the illness of his wife, but hopes to arrive in Globe within few days.
 Much interest is manifested in the dance and supper announced to be given by the Woodmen on June l5. The committee of arrangements will do everything possible to make the occasion enjoyable.
 The misunderstanding betwnfn Q w. Love and Ernest Jonson ha eeh adjusted by dissolution of tt 4f nership. MT. Jonson retains yH elry business, and assumes the 8eA- edness of the late firm of Love bph son.
 Tobe Cline from lower Tonto was in town for day or two this week. He stated that the recent hail storm was some thirty miles north of his place and covered strip of country about mile long and less than a mile wide.
 Lewis D. Hagen of Los Angeles, special agent of the Phoenix h. surance company of BrooklynhN. r., was q visitor here this week His company is just entering the terri tory for business. w. D. Fisk is the local agent.
 Sheriff w. c. Truman and Fletcher Doau, who were bitten by small dog supposed to be mad, and went to Chi cago for treatment at the PaSteur in- Stitute, are reported by the Florence papers to be en route home and in the best of health.
 A party of festive youths went up on the Finals Sunday for holiday. Two of them it is sand, were overcome from the effects of imbibing mountain dew. Perhaps it was only the impress sion made upon them by the grandure of the scenery.
 Postmaster kellner has received no- tice from the first assistant pOstmas- ter general that no change has been made in the rating Of the Globe post office for the ensuing year, com mencing July ]. The salary remains the same, sl,7Oo.
 Al Bernard, who represented Pima county in the Twenty-tirst legislature, was here last Friday. He was re- gently appointed manager of the w. c. Greene Cattle company, which, like all of MT Greene's enterprises, is planned on large scale.
 
 Globe is out with large Fourth of July poster. A grand celebration it will be. Globe never does anything by halves. An excursion will be run from valley points, and it is hoped a large crowd will go from the Gila valley. Graham Guardian.
 Miss Mamie Shanley was d paSsen- ger on this mornings train, bound for the east. At Bowie she was met by her sister, Mrs. A. L. Waters and baby, from Matape, Sonora, and to. gether they will go to Spring Lake, Michigan, to spend the summer
 A. F. Flood was called to Los An geles last week by the news that his wife's health was no better, the change to the coast climate not hay ing had the beneficial effect antci- natad Mr Mood nth ..o< xot,,u.,