Arizona silver belt., 1901-08-01

is employed as time clerk by Lantry & Co.,, the railroad contrac tors, who are erecting large machine shop at 
 Special Agents Holsinger and Leach killed a huge rattlesnake on the O. D. toll road last Monday. It measured over four feet in length and had nine rattles. Mir. Holsinger preserved the skin, which is beautifully marked with diamond-shaped figures of green ish color in different shades.
 Alonzo Bailey has been in the Riv- erside country for the past ten days, inspecting the lands of the Pinal Paranine Oii company, of which he is president. He has been detained longer than he expected, owing to the Gila river beinguunfordable, but his return is looked for tonight.
 George T. Peter, of Tonto, was in town for a few days last week, having just returned from trip to Phoenix. Providence is taking good care of the cattle this season, and range condi- tionS are so favorable that MT. Peter has no cares and can spend more of his time in pleasant recreation.
 A 6ne boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Dave Peter of Tonto, on July F, aud Dave is especially happy over the fact that they now have two pair, two girls and two boys. Dave has sold his ranch to John l.. Cline, and as soon as the new boy is old enough to travel the Peter family will leave for Cal ifornia.
 Q Rev. T, J. Hariey, Free Methodist minister, who Is giving spiritual ad- vice and comfort to the people of up- per Salt river. has been in town since Monday awaiting the arrival of his wife and children who are detained by the washouts on the c. Y. G. X N. railroad. MT. Hailey is somewhat uneasy on their account
 Cotte X James have installed siXty-horSe- power gasoline engine at their electric light plant, and made satisfactory test run last night. A 7,O00-gallon tank, bought of the water company, will supply water to the jacket to keep the engine cool. Within a few days they expect to give their patrons all night light service.
 Thomas Fuller has developed an inch of water by tunneling into the hill on the west side of Pinal creek, at Miami, and by continuing the tun mel at an angle to gain depth, expects to obtain much greater flow. MT. Fuller has so acres of tine land on the west side of the creek every acre of which, with sufficient water to irri- gate it, would be worth 5000
 Mrs. E. F. HOyt, who has been ab sent for three months in California, returned home on last Friday nights train. When en route in California the train on which she was d passen- ger came into collision, head on, with another train. Fortunately no one was seriously injured, but Mrs. Hoyt suffered a nervous shock from which she did not entirely recover during the rest of the journey.
 The Eastman family who have been camped for the past six weeks on the road to the ice house, few miles south of town, returned yester- day. Rev. Eastman says they exper- enced no great inconvenience from the storm last Monday night as their tents afforded good protection from the heavy rain. Rev. Eastman has returned refreshed from his vacation and with renewed energy to resume his church duties.
 Go to Pratts for fine fruits and con fections.
 Gents and ladies pocket books and purses at Globe Drug Store.
 The finest baths in town at Towle's barber shop.
 Residence phone, 'No. CO.," Globe Drug Store.
 You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal.
 Union Federation Cigars at the
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
 For fine confectlons go to the Randy Kitchen.
 Telephone Globe Drug store for day or nieht-"No. 60"
 Wash silks, seventy five cent quality reduced to fifty cents, at Old Dominion Commercial company.
 Notice Every thing in the furniture line at bed rock prices at