Arizona silver belt., 1901-08-22
Arizona Silver Belt

ali o. H. Bru, who was assistant agent
 of the G. V. G. X N., at Stafford, and - recently exchanged places with Win
 Roundy, is glad to be in Globe again.
 The railroad company has d very ca
 pable employe in Mr. Bru.
 Geo. T. Peter was branded into the
 Globe herd of Elks last Friday night. spent The gentleman from Tonto rode the
 goat with becoming grace and by ,ron unanimous consent was declared
 worthy to wear the antlers. Trov The Union Livestock Association of busi. Gila county, has been formed and
 will be incorporated. The principal
 business of the association will be to train engage in the butchering of livestock rela- and sale of the meat in Globe.
 G. $. VanWagenen has moved into ected the larger quarters recently occupied A. N. by the Chicago Store, which he has
 had handsomely painted and papered ,o. His customers will find it pleasant
 retreat where they will be well served.
 AuuFe MduFel llldkeS Jne announce 1T its ment to the thrifty housewives of av he Globe that he is prepared to supply
 them with peaches of several varieties
 suitable for preserving, at very req :. oh sonable prices. Orders for any quan- hni'e tity promptly filled.
 from, CnderSheritf HinSon Thomas who S and has been confined to his home by sick
 ness for the past ten days, is again
 able to attend to his duties at the ay to sheritf's office. He is much improved e eX- and hopes that he is now on the road
 to permanent recovery.
 Mrs, D. A. Abrams. who was in from y this Black Warrior on Monday, stated that rro"' work on the acid plant would be {, ,ho begun as soon as the building ma ation "'''' ""' ''i ''e Si''n' '-'e"' '"'' 6,o Of lumber to be used in its construc-
 tion are en route from the coast. will McNeills Racket Store desire to J. J. express appreciation of the very gen st 23, er0us patronage received during the
 tive years since the business was es- , g the '0' "i 'o merit a continuance of their favor
 Mrs. A. Kinney returned last Tues able day night from San Francisco, where shows she spent two weeks very pleasantly ,atur and was refreshed by the change of pular scene and climate. San Francisco
 was so cold that she found winter 'cateS clothing and furs very comfortable lands, -.-- He Morris simon. who represents Al .isted bert Matthias, of Fl Paso, wholesale
 dealer in dry goods, hats, boots and
 shoes and furnishing goods, was a wis ms itor here this week We carry the to La ad,ortiso,,, ,,,;. ,,.,.. ,,.,.,., \, after ono o, tho hi,,oos, o,.,,,,or,s ;, rup y ac-
 Morris Belknap returned last Mon
 day from the land of the manana, and '"' says that he has had all he wants of "''"' Mexico. Morris was so anxious to get week, h,cL ,o cInho ,h., ,,,, ,o,,oa p'''' the distance between NOgaeS and
 Tucson rather than wait for the wash d and outs to be repaired.
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 ester @ VI ""'' The -. '''ceo '"' u'''"'
 Later the organizer is expected to
 come here. It would seem as though mary there are as many secret orders repre- ,ithin sented in Globe now as the town can desks well support Fewer and stronger pupils lodges would be better.
 There was a fire scare Tuesday af- meat ternoOn, caused by the ignition of gas ds of oline from gasoline stove on Col. L. , pre. F. Eggers premises. A few buckets ems. of water put out the flame People
 who have gasoline stoves cannot be
 too careful, but it is safer still not to It 20, use them. They are always danger m H. OuS
 G. w. F. Hunt, of the Old Domin. |, ion Commercial Co.,, who left for the
 east on business the fore part of last ,atur, week, was detained at New Orleans spent by the coast storm so severe in that Mir. vicinity After making his purchases week in St Louis and Chicago, Mir Hunt vi tha Dan- A r;,