Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-30

Max .. Bonne returned Monday night from trip to Denver, Colo. En route thither he stopped at Solo, knoxville and bought 500 head of fine sheep from Abelino Mijia, to supply mutton for the Central market.
 Jesse Hardesty returned from Pinal county on Monday He spent week in the San Pedro valley looking for oil indications, but found nothing to his liking. He thinks there are much better oil indications in this vicinity.
 Mrs. John Ellery and children left yesterday for San Diego, Cal, to spend the summer, hoping that the change of climate and scene may prove bene- ticial to Mrs. Ellery's health, which has been failing for the past two years.
 Victor Etienne of San Francisco Cal, was awarded the contract for the ice plant at the Indian school near Rice. The consideration is S4,00O. The building in which the ice plant is to be placed will be erected at a cost of about S2,00O.
 Last week we inadvertently over looked the departure of Mrs. Ernestine Sultan for East Helena, where she will make a protracted visit with relatives. It is hoped that she will derive benefit to her health, as well as pleasure from the trip.
 John Rooms and Will Price returned last week from Tempe, to which place they drove 250 head of beef cattle from the range northwest of Globe. Of the number ninety head belonged to Rooms and 16O head to the Prices. Good prices were obtained.
 
 A new industry is about to be start ed in Gila county. c. E. Morgan re- gently discovered big guano deposit, in cave about eighteen miles north of Globe, which he is arranging to ship to Los Angeles, having obtained railroad rate of slO per ton.
 J. II. Baker was in Tuesday from upper Salt river. Sundays storm of wind and rain was as heavy on the river as it was here, and did some damage to the hay and growing grain. MT. Baker was here to receive a new binder which came in Tuesday,
 Charles II. Hill, who had a leg bro ken by cave-in at his mine near Rye, . un May $, is making satisfactory inn provement Considering the exposure that he underwent after the accident, and the hard trip to Globe, his recov. cry is little less than remarkable.
 Trinity Sunday, June ?, is the anni- yersary of Rev. MT. Eastman's ordi- nation to the Christian ministry. He will preach at both services This will be the monthly celebration at Il o'clock a.. n. Evening service at $ o'clock; subject, crosses or Burdens 2
 Leslie Tillman will return home June litb, from the California school for deaf and mutes, to spend the sum- mer vacation with his parents. He is making great progress at the school and will make a bright man, notwith- standing his misfortune. - Florence | Blade.
 A telegram was received from the manager of the Globe base ball team yesterday morning that it would be impossible for them to play here on Decoration day, but they would like to arrange for series of three games on Saturday and Sunday, June sth and 9th. -Bisbee Review.
 Road Overseer John Cramer has i'm proved the appearance of Broad street '' 'Nhi''ihS ohC uhhh pi eIdNtl WuiCI obstructed the sidewalk in front of the property of the late Mrs Moore. The gravel removed has been used to advantage in repairing the street south of the SILVER BELT office.
 Charles F. solomon returned home Tuesday after spending week here. He is meeting with success in his effort to introduce Snow Flake flour, the leading brand of the Montezuma Milling Co. Charlie also finds time to look after the interests of the Gila Valley Telephone Co. and the Solo mon Commercial company.
 H. J. Windmiller and George IT. StrattOn, the San Carlos merchants. spent Sunday in town. Mr. Wind miller's mining interest brings him here quite often, he being large StockhOlder in the Arizona Conner cial company, now developing the ('Opppr Hin urnnp nf ,,,pae ,no ,r .l.