Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-02
Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar

her shop.
 Sheriff J, H. Thompson is in the northern part of the county, assess ing property.
 Col, L. F. Eggers left Monday morn- ing to attend the session of the supreme court at Phoenix.
 There are quite a number of cases of mild rash resembling scarlet fever, about town, but which does not seem to be contagious. Most of the pa tients recover within IS hours.
 Amusements with special reference to dancing will be discussed Sunday evening by Rev. F. s. Eastman, in St. Johns church, when also the monthly musical services will be rendered. Ser vices at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 Stephen Janus, chief clerk of the Interior department at San Carlos, was a welcome visitor in town on Sun day. He is still lame from the injury to his ankle, sustained several months ago.
 w. w. Brookner ,S Go. sent out a big wagonlosd of goods on Tuesday, by Henry Haught's team, to J, W. Boardman, the Psyson merchant. This was the third consignment of mer- chaDdise to Mir. Boardman within the past six weeks.
 D. w. Fuller of Minneapolis, Minn joined his wife here last Saturday and expects to make Globe his home. MT. Fuller is step father to County Recorder R. J. Williams. Mir. Fuller is pleasant gentleman, and as citi zen will be an acquisition to the town
 Under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of St. Johns church, Alice Hammil Handcock will give a dra' matic recital Saturday, May II, al s:3O D. m. Miss Handbook is highly spoken of throughout the east and We feel that the ladies are very fortunate to have secured her assistance for thls entertainment. The program will be rounded out by musical num- bers from some of Globes best talent
 w. II. Winters returned ten days ago from trip to Fort Scott, Kansas, and Fort Madison, Iowa, and enjoyed every day of the two months he waS absent. While in Iowa he also visited Burlington and Keokuk, and at the latter place assisted the Burlington Eiks to initiate several lawns into the Keokuk lodge. He made it point al every place visited to herd with thc Elks and invariably found them to be among the best citizens, as well as the best people on earth.
 Staff Captain Fynn and party, oi the Salvation Army, took their de parture on Wednesday morning fo' Los Angeles, their new station, Capt Flynn having been appointed assistant to Brgadier Streeton, in charge oi the Southern California and Arizona division, the two fields having beer consolidated. As Brigadier StreetOi is an invalid, the active work will de volve upon Capt, Flynn. As off; in charge of the Army work in Arizona he has been very successful, and ha! been ably assisted by his wife. Wt wish them well in their new field ot labor.
 c. L. Davis, superintendent of tn, Indian school at the San Carlos agency spent Saturday and Sunday here, ant favored this office with call MT Davis has been in the Indian service in various parts of the west, for si! years, and Is well informed on matter pertaining to the education of the ret wards of the government. He has ont hundred pupils under his immedia,, supervision at San Carlos. He inform us there are two hundred Indians at | tending the new school at Rice, an, | that there are on the reservation 90' | Indian children, who should receiv | school instruction. The uncertaint' | iu regard tu the construction of 'h | proposed dam at San Carlos will prob ably deter the government from mak | ing any addition to the school at tn agency, as in the event of the dar being bnilt the greater portion of tn | flat on which the agency buildings ar situated would he flooded by water.