Arizona silver belt., 1901-12-05
Arizona Silver Belt

Arizona Silver Bell
 LOCAL NEWS.
 F.. F. kellner ST. came in iron Phoenix Monday night.
 Special Christmas music S being prepared by the Methodist choir.
 Judge c. E. Moorman of Solomon vile, is attending district court here
 For honest goods, low price thing guaranteed go to Max Lantin north of the bridge.
 The town has been pretty we'll tilleC up this week with litigantS, jurors witnesses and strangers.
 Best goods at the lowest prices"-- This is the winning combination at
 MAX LANTINs.
 w. F WeStbrook is in town from his mine at the head of Mineral creek, attending court and nursing severe cold.
 Chas. Pennington has accepted po- Sition with Lyman c. Woods at the Cafe Royal, Chas. Mueller having re- signed.
 Ed. Arhelger and Herman Sdow came in from the mountains yester- day, where they have been doing as- sessment work.
 Hon. Geo. T. Peter of the Tonto country, was in town the first of the week, just on a visit and to take in the Elk banquet.
 We tell plain tale, but we tell it truthfully, that our goods are the best and prices the lowest.
 MAX LANTIN. The Webster House, an adobe, is re- ceiving coat of plaster on the out side, which adds greatly to it's appear ance and preservation.
 Dr, G. H. Mosher is happy over the arrival of his wife and son Harold, who reached Globe on Tuesday night, from Jackson, Mich.
 Sam Levi, representing the Wilmer- diDg-LOewe O., wholesale liquor merchants of San Francisco, is mak- ing his first visit to Globe.
 H. Fl. Pratt has added horse and wagon to his business, and will here after visit the houses of those who wish to buy fruit and vegetables.
 R. A. Cochran, superintendent of the Rice Indian school, and Dr. K. Ross, agency physician at San Carlos, were visitors here on Tuesday.
 D. A. Abrams, storekeeper for the Black Warrior Copper company, left yesterday morning for Denver to spend the holidays with hls family. The Taylor Cyclone Mercantile com pany has d very large stock of Christ mas goods on display in the new Pas COG building. It is well worth inspec- tiOn.
 Miss Susie Van Wagenen has taken desk room in the office nf A. II. More head, county treasurer, and is pre- pared to do typewrting of every kind.
 On Tuesday, Dec. ,, Knight Parker became the father of an eight and half pound boy. Ali parties concerned are doing well and congratulations are in order.
 Charles and Henry NesbItt went to Fl Paso yesterday. Henry will locate Tn the Pass city, and Charlie will try to secure an option on house there for the carnival season.
 o. H. Bru, for some time past in the Nl'o' 'hlNN VI tll' Ns V VI. N 4N ny. O., left last Saturday for Pima, to take charge of the company's business at that point as station agent.
 In the United States district court, in the case of the government against the Old Dominion Mining company, Judgment for s4O0 in favor of the gov ernment was entered by stipulation. Chas. F. Pascoe has removed from Stafford to Clifton, where he will en- gage in the undertaking business. Without wishing the good people of Clifton any unusual record of mortal ity, yet we hope that Mir. Pascoe may be fairly successful.
 Bert Crawford of Geo. H. Cook X Co.,, has the finest collection of gems, watches and jewelry ever brought to Globe, on display at E. F. Ktllner & Co. sat prices sO moderate that you