Arizona silver belt., 1901-06-06


 The Crimson Rims, the crack base ball club of Tempe, want to come here to play on the Fourth, and the local players and fans will offer them every inducement to do so. In addi- tion to money required to pay the visitors expenses, good purse will be hung up for the game.
 Mrs. Butler c. Fox and Mrs. Ben c. Fox and their children leave tomorrow morning to spend the summer on the coast. The former will make short stay in Los Angeles, and later visit San Francisco and Oregon. Mrs. Ben c, Fox and children will spend the summer with Mrs. FoX's mother in San Francisco.
 The ladies of St. Johns Guild and the Willing Workers have united in giving an ice cream social, with de- lightful variety entertainment, at the opera house, Tuesday evening, June llth, at $50. The ice cream and cake will be made by the ladies of the Guild. Admission 9 cents. Ice cream and cake b cents.
 On Monday evening the wind blew down the old stack at the pumping station of the Pinal Water company before the new stack was in place; the water supply for the town gave out at 3:3O d. m. without notice, neces- sitating the first shutdown of the electric light plant that has been made in months.
 Seabird Henderson met with an ac- cideut yesterday afternoon, soon after his arrival from Troy. In mounting his horse miners candleStick, that he had in his coat pocket, Was forced into his right side, penetrating be- tween the short ribs. Dr. Fox attend ed to the wound, which was not con- sidered serious, and Seabird returned to the mine this morning
 A very ragged game of ball was played on Sunday between the Stars and Has Beens, which resulted in a victory for the latter nine by a score | of twenty to nineteen. Tue Stars were out in stunning new suits and were evidently playing to the gallery, although several close decisions were given against them. The Fl B's' scored twelve runs in one inning
 MT. and Mrs Chas. E. Taylor and granddaughter, Tottie Woods, took their departure last Saturday for New York. They will go thence to New Hampshire where MT. Taylor'S mother and sister will join them for visit to the Pan-Anerican exposition. MT. Taylor, who is a commissioner from Arizona to the exposition, will spend the greater portion of the summer at Buffalo.
 | The Globe cemetery has been great | ly improved since r. L. Jones took charge few months ago. A large piece of new ground has been taken in and substantial stone pillars erected at the entrance which is closed by iron gates. A large plot has been fenced off for the Elks and ground has been reserved also for other orders. The entire cemetery shows improve ment and careful attention.
 Capt $ A. McMurry, the well known representative of Grabfelder & O., distillers and dealers in liquors | was here Tuesday on his regular round. He finds business better this spring than ever before The captain sopinion of Arizona is that It is the best country in Uncle Sam'S domain. Every branch of industry is thriving and the people of the territory generally are more prosperous than in any of the states.
 NOTICE.
 The citizens of Globe townsite are hereby notified, that there will be d meeting at the court house on Satur- day night, June P, 1901, at S'clock, for the purpose of considering the matter of repairing the bridge on Hill street, and any other matter that may come before the meeting.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 Trustee of Globe Townsite.
 The finest baths in town at Towles barber shop.
 As good as ever and as cheap as any-the cid reliable Sirch light. 1t Is at your service night or day.
 For rent to responsible parties, two