Arizona silver belt., 1901-12-26
Arizona Silver Belt

 Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Born, Dee l6, 1901 To the wife of A. c. Taylor, daughter.
 Henry Nesbitt returned last Friday from a visit t0 Fl Paso and Tucson.
 w. |. GrandStaff came in from his mines on Pinto creek to spend Christ mas in town.
 C. w. Sirch returned on Saturdays $ train from two weeks bussiness visit in Phoenix,
 Theodore Crandall, superintendent of the Del shay mine came in Tues day to spend ChrIstu as.
 William Accord, formerly foreman for Robert Pringle, returned Monday from three weeks visit to Mesa,
 The annual Christmas tree for the St, John's Sunday School will be held early in the New Year, as last year.
 Henry Taught came in from Pay son Monday after load of fast freight for the business men of that prosperous community.
 NJean Crandall came down from Del Shay basin last week, and left Tues day h orping for Bisbee, where he eN- poets to be located for some time.
 A dance,toOk place at Wheatdelds school house on Christmas Eve, and royal good time was reported. A number of Globe people attended.
 Capt. Byron Knowles left fur Dem. ing yesterday morning to eat his Christmas dinner at home. He was we'll pleased with his visit here.
 Sam Alexander, after a year's ab- sence in southern Ininoise, returned to Globe last week, and was truly clad to get back to the west again.
 William Sughruc, who has been m
 employ of D. Murphy s~n the ttche- shop, left for Kansas last ,.eek, where he expects to get mar ried.
 James Tabin returned to Globe Sat. urday after spending the summer in the southern part of the Territory, and will go to Troy to put in the bal ance Of the winter.
 pr. G. II. Mosher, resident dentist. Successor tO Dr. A, r. Preston. or ice over Hitchcock drug store. Open evenings from 6;3o to so'clock Sundays from 9 to II a. m.
 An elaborate Christmas service wa. held on Christmas day at II q. m. n the St Johns church, aud most o the music will be repeated Sunda, evening, Dec, 29th. Services on Sun day at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 The Phoenix saloon men failed t' knock out the druggists in the trs round. The cases were dismissed oI the ground that no particular viola tion of the law was specified. NcS cases will be commenced.
 The new plate glass front in F.. r uaVV.o... 'rs-av~ e-o i've plate glasses 72x72 inches, and two double doors. !. stock of hardware will be placed there in as soon as the room is finished.
 The Troy stage had tue msfUrtun' tO go over the grade near Pioneer las Saturday, but luckily little damage was done. The accident was caused by man riding between the stage and the embankment, causing the team to gO over the grade.
 !. $. Collnm brother of w. E. Col lom, came here recently from Abe mari. N. NJ. Mir. COllOm has been in the west quite a number of years, but has been in very poor health for sev- eral months, and came here hoping this climate might improve it.
 The Christmas ball given by Lyman C. Woods at Odd Fellows hall lasl night was largely attended, and was one of the best ever given in Globe. The floor was in excellent condition, and the music was about perfect The same musicians will play at the New Year 's masquerade ball given by MT Woods
 A recent letter states that Joe R.. EmmOns, who formerly ived at Pine, this county, was bitter by d skunk