Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-30

ldSu DlRit. ne sun liaS been out SeN eral times today for few minutes but it has been generally cloudy am the snow has melted away slowly.
 The storm has been general through out the Rocky mountain region am has been of incalculable value to al classes of industries.
 LOCAL NEWS.
 F., B. Packard, the well-knowu Ton to St0ckman, was a visitor in GlOb, this week.
 James Byrne came in Tuesday iron the SiebOth camp for a little rest anC recreation.
 A. F. Brown, the big powder mar from san Francisco, is in town, ant stopping at the Kinney house.
 Dan Campbell left yesterday morn ing on the stage for Troy, where he expects to work in the mines.
 s. J. Holsinger, special agent of the interior department, was among the visitors here during the week sherman Stokes has returned tC town, and will again take charge Of the steam laundry for G. BOhsc. 
 Henry Moody left on Monday morn. jug for Thatcher, in the Gila valley, where he will open shoe store.
 George Waterman, who has been very ill with pneumonia for the past two weeks, is on the road to recovery.
 Thomas Armer is spending a few days in town from his Salt river ranch on account of sickness in his family.
 John L. Alexander, of Fort ThomBs is spending the day here on business connected with the Globe Commercial company.
 The Good Templars will hold no meeting on Monday evening, February 3. Their next meeting will be held Monday, February ,.
 F. II. Powers, of the upper Salt River valley, is spending d few days in town on business, and is much de- lighted with the recent storms.
 Dr. T. c. Stallo has been suffering for several days from poisoning on his right hand, which was caused by cut while handling wire screen.
 The boiler of the new ice plant wa warmed up today, and the belting are being put in place. Within few days everything will be in place for a trial run, and there seems to be no doubt about the plant being perfec success.
 Joseph K. Day a well-known miner and hunter in this territory, died from pneumonia at the Sisters huSpi- tai in Phoenix last Sunday. Day and Thomas Powers were camped with Jack Mccarthy when he was lost last summer in the Mogollon mountains Cliif Middleton is seeking an ap' pointment as one of the guards in the penitentiary at Yuma, and has beer circulating a petition asking the peo- pie of Globe to endorse him for that position, and the signatures secured ought to secure him the appointment as he is perfectly capable tO till the position.
 A photograph of the roCk-drilling contest at Fl Paso, for the champion ship of the world, between the Tar | brothers and Chamberlin and Malley appears in last Mondays Rocky Mouu tain News, gives Cripple Creek as the home of the rarr brothers, which dis. tinction belongs to Globe, and has be longed to our town for nearly d year and the brothers are still working il the mines here.
 | A the old favoriteS of the Andrews | Opera company, which sang here las February, are with the Boston Ideals who will hold the boards of the Glob, | Opera house two nights, Saturday anC Sunday, February and ?, preSen ting The Pretty Persian Saturday, ant Era Diavalo" Sunday. The compa ny's costumes are new and handsome and two nights 'of high-class amuSe mcnt may rightfully be anticipated Seats now on sale at Middleton & Al lisons news depot.
 A report is in circulation that plunger last week, in Phoenix, brok two roulette tables, winning $3,50C won $l, GOO at craps and faro, and tn next day lost it all; caShcd severa thousand dollars worth of bogu checks, and left the town. His nam was George Little, and he hailed iron Detroit, Mich Officers all over tn country are looking for him, but h has so far proved a ''little" tOO Shar