Arizona silver belt., 1901-09-12
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

lUCAL NtWS.
 Ben McNelly will leave on Saturday for Tucson to enter the university.
 Charlie Miller was in Monday from Pinto creek, where he owns good cop per prospects.
 Wanted After Sept. 20, carpenters at the Black Warrior Copper com pany $ plant, Black Warrior,
 pr. Schell the eye specialist is still at the Kinney House. He will re- main until Monday, Call and have your eyes tested free.
 Wm. Whalley has secured a new lease on the opera house six months, and announces that he has booked some splendid attractions for the sea- son.
 Lost, d ladies gold watch, quite small, and chatelaine pin with dia- mOnd setting. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to the Bank Ex- change.
 K. NJ ToomhS arrived few days ago from Wayne, Nebraska, and has gone out to the head of Mineral creek to assist his brother, F. l.. ToombS, in the development of his mining claim.
 Before you get tangled up with So- called Chicago tailoring establishment see y0nr home tailorS-leSS price, and true tailoring, made at home, hy first class workmen. MCCAIN X BoERsCH. At the 4th quarterly conference of St PaulS church. the pastor, Rev. F, O. McInJier was by unanimous riS- ing vote asked tO serve the church another year.
 At St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, next sunday the pastor will speak upon Vice, Crime and the At tempted Assassination of the PreSi. dentn Services at II a. m. and 7;45 p. m.
 Jack Newman who was successful in diSpOSing of his mining claims at Troy to the Manhattan company, has turned his attention tu the develop ment of some promising claims north of Globe.
 Dr. W. NJ. Claypool, his daughter, Mrs Geo. F. Wilson and her baby, returned last Saturday from Bowling Green, Kentucky, where they spent the summer among relatives and old friends.
 Ed Whelan was in this week from his mining claims at the head of Mineral creek, where interest is at white heat. If a good mine is opened up there, as there is every indication there will be, Ed and his brother Johnny will be strictly in it.
 Dick Welch has been in town for several days from the upper Pinto creek country. His claims are bonded to the Pinto Creek Copper company, represented here by Mr Sieboth, and Dick has faith that the work lately begun, will open up good mine.
 Carl Tillman has resigned the posi- ton of central at the telephone head quarters and will leave for Globe next week to accept more lucrative posi- ton. Carl is good boy and deserves to succeed, wherever he may go Leon Wilson now does the hello act" at central and is becoming proficient in the art.-FlOrenCe Blade
 Tuesday was an eyentful day for the small boys as Rev. Mir Eastman took 3sof them toward the mountain for a picnic. Although it rained and every person was drenched, a very happy day was Spent--no colds have been re- ported, Lloyd Lady fell from MT. EaStman'S rig and the hind wheel ran over his leg and arm but he was not injured nor prevented from enjoying the sports,
 T. F. McCaun has sold a half inter- est in his tailoring business to Albert Boersch, who has been with him for some time past, and who is a skilled workman. The firm has received their fabrics for the fall and winter trade, comprising the newest patterns in sultingS, UverCUatiugS, etc, and guar anJee the quality wOrkm anship and fit Of the clothes made by them to give perfect satisfaction.
 N II. Livingston was in from upper Salt river on Monday. He reports matters as being very quiet on the river. The ranchers in the valley are not marketing their hay and barley,