Arizona silver belt., 1901-01-24
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

E.F. Kellner returned to fhoeh'A last Saturday.
 No end to dainty jewelry.
 LOVE X JoNsoN.
 Judge Sniffin is filling the editorial chair of the Globe Times.
 l. w. Ransom has returned from El Paso and other points.
 Telephone Globe Drug store for day or night-"No. 50
 We have just received car of fancy can goods. Sultan Bros.
 Sheriff Thompson returned last night from a visit to Phoenix.
 The choicest oranges, apples, lemons and nuts at H. H. Pratts.
 G. s. Van Wagenen. agent for Tom Howe o. P. s. whisky.
 J. N. Porter, president of the Bank returned home on Saturday.
 L. W. Brophy escaped from Ell Paso and arrived home last night
 Just received fine line of Loose Bros candies at the PoStotfice store.
 Six-room house for sale, i-adobe and 2-frane rooms. c. s. VANWAGENEN.
 Ex-Sheriff Armstrong and family returded from Fl Paso Monday night.
 F.F. Childers was over from Drip- ping Springs this week to spend few days with his family.
 James Parks of Globe was lucky enough to get clerkship of one of the committees of the council.
 Miss Mamie Kennedy of Globe has been appointed to a clerkshlp Of one of the committees of the council.
 The change in the railroad time table is now in effect, but this change is only made on the depot clock. which Is now one hour earlier than the local time.
 Miss Lewis Chisholm will open a private school at her residence, adjoin- ing Mrs. w. T. Stanfeld's. For fur ther information apply to Miss Chis- holm.
 Quite number of the pilgrims have returned from the Fl Paso carnival, many of whom are almost constantly saving ''El Zorro" in loud voice, and making rapid movement as though something was after them.
 wm. J. O'Brine is now in the em- ploy of Harvey & Finletter at their Copper Hill mine. Mrs. O'Brine moved out last Saturday to Oak Springs, where they will make their home.
 Hon. c. L. Houston of Gila county, assemblyman from that county, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday and IS stopping at the Commercial. MT. Houston comes highly recommended and will undoubtedly make valuable member of the assembly. Republican A committee was constituted to ar range with the lire company to go to the depot every night to receive the hOmecnmers from the carnival and dampen their ardOr, but the arrange ment was abandoned when it was learned that the Fl Paso sharks had subdued their ardor before they let them leave there.
 On Tuesday, Jan. l5. the officers elect of Pinal Mountain lodge, No. II, were installed by DC. C., J. c. Evans, as follows: wm. Verrin, P C: I. A. Fulton. 0 c: A. II. Lawrence, V c: Chris Ryan. P: Geo. F. Briggs, NJ of A: w. H. McIntier, K of R and $: James Anderson, NJ of F; Jas. F. Pat ton. NJ of E: A. ]. Bailey, c: O. E. Lyon, O. c.
 The Duke and Duchess of Manches- ter, who have created so much com ment of late in regard to the Dukes debts, which the father of the Duch- ess, MT. Zimmerman, of Cincinnati, had to pay to get his noble son-in-law out of soak, passed through Bowie, going west, yesterday, and several Globeites who saw them, feel highly honored.
 w. $. Johnson. owner of the stage line between Globe and Kelvin, has been appointed road overseer of Pioneer road district, which extends from the summitO of Pinal mountain to the southern boundary line. The board of supervisors have apportioned s2OO to the district, which MT. John son thinks will be sufficient to put the road in good condition. The road in Pinal county is now in good order
 The biggest piece of meat in Gila county is a brindle COW owned by Jack Henderson of Salt river. Last Friday morning she helped herself to a dishpan full of dough which Mrs. Henderson had set out to rise. The heifer then walked over and took her stand on the sunny side of a hay stack. The dough began to rise and at last accounts the hay stack wasn't big
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