Arizona silver belt., 1901-01-31


 they expect to make their home. They will be missed by their friends in Globe.
 MrS.Ge0. P. Scholetie and daughter Helen. arrived from Tucson last Fri day, and will remain with Mrs. Schole- field 's mother, Mrs. M. J. Moore, un- til she has entirely recovered from her illness.
 The cattlemen in this vicinity have been carrying broad grin on their faces, for the past few days. Cause plenty of rain, which makes plenty of grass, which makes plenty of fat cat tie, which makes plenty of 'dinero. " Good rain,
 The Globe band have their posters out for masquerade ball On Washing tons Birthday, Feb. P, which is for the benefit of the band and should be liberally patronized by the people gen erally, as the money will be used for improvement,
 A sad case of accidental poisoning happened at Mesa recently Miss Edna Taylor took dose of strychnine instead of quinine, by mistake, and 1t was not discovered until after she went into SpasmS. She lived about one hour in the greatest agony.
 James Lieurance, who was for many years resident of Globe, died on Jan uary 2l, at the home of George Christ, U. <. surveyor general, in Tucson years, and had resided in the territory upwards of 30 years.
 Arthur HOule, assayer for the Old Dominion Copper company, has been laid up for the past several days with grip. Shelter Superintendent Fred HOar has been filling his place, and attending to matters generally in the absence of Superintendent Parnall, which has kept him unusually busy. ]. G. Oldtield went to Phoenix last Saturday to attend a meeting of the territorial supervisors, which is being held there. The meeting is for the purpose of considering certain matters of legislation touching supervisors and county affairs.
 Mrs. Cornelius. who has charge of the county hospital, wishes to thank Mir. and Mrs. James Wiley, for jour nals, magazines and other reading matter sent to the hospital by them, all Of which is very much appreciated d by the inmates.
 The c. V. c. & N railroad is mak- ing general improvement along the line of the road. Superintendent Beal now has about 100 men raising the roadbed in the san simon valley, and will continue work until the roadbed is in good shape all along the line. | John McNariSh, miner was brought before Justice Rawlings. on Tuesday on the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon in public place, when not necessary for self-defence. and was fined SIP
 T. H. Tracy, late master mechanic for the Old Dominion Copper NJ. X $. Co.,, took his departure on Tuesday morning. for Fl Paso. where he takes the management of the Mine X Smel- ter Supply Go Mir. Tracy is one of the best men the O. D. company has ever had in the position of master mechanic and his place will be hard to fill.
 pr. A. W. Hoyt has resigned as phy- sician and surgeon at the United Globe companys mines here, and left on Monday for New Rochelle, N. T. His future location has not been definitely settled. Dr. Hoyt was very well thought of in this community. and was unusually successful in his prac- ;ice.
 Mrs. Temple of the Main lodging house, who owns the adobe building across from the depot formerly used as school house, has renovated and re- modelled it, partitioning it off into i6 rooms for lodgings, which are all being nicely furnished, and will be among the most comfortable Tn Globe.
 Judge Doan, while attempting to board trolley car, in Phoenix. one day last week, slipped and fell. strik- ing his elbow and forehead on the ground. The Republican says he was considerably bruised, though not se- riously hurt, and was able to resume his duties as associate justice of the supreme court.
 The salt kings in southern Califor- nia are having war among them selves and it is expected the consum- CTS, of whom there are many, will