Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
LOCAL NEWS.

LOOVb VIVO'
 II. J. Windmiller is yis ting Tucson. F, F, Childers has been Spening n few days in town.
 The last masquerade ball of the sea. son February %. Don't overlook if C. W. Sirch is absent on business connected with the electric light plant.
 J. W. Heath, contractor and builder, left this morning for Douglas and old Mexico.
 Sheril Thompson returned Friday night withJ, A, Bowers, whom he ar rested near Kingman.
 A hot old time. Where? At the masquerade ball, February 9. Don't overlook it.
 E F, Kellner came up from his San Carlos store on the freight train this afternoon.
 A c, Dellinger, one of the eyten siye ranchmen of Salt river, was in town yesterday.
 For medicinal purposes, the Auto. rrat Whisky cannot be tXcelled, Sold by J. J. Keegan.
 F. B. Whitehead, late of Globe, has | taken the position of aSSayer at the | shelter at Morenci,
 Go to Mrs HugheyS Millinery Store and see the display of masks and suits lust from the city. 2t D. Murphy returned from Salt river last night, where he has been looking after his beef cattle.
 The Autocrat Rye Whskey is the most excellent in this market. Sold only at J. J. KeeganS.
 II J, Ramer shipped lot of horses from his Pleasant Valley ranch to his new headquarters in New Mexico. Saturday will be the anniversary of the birth of George Washington. IT he was now alive he would be l70 years Old
 The members of the Guild of St. Johns church will meet at the resi- denCc of Mrs. AndruS on Friday, Feb ruary q, at 2:30 p. m.
 An earthquake in Russia lately killed two thousand people, mostly women and children. Four thousand houses were destroyed.
 The cornerstone of the reform school at Benson will be laid on March 9. The grand lodge of Masons has been invited to lay the stone.
 St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church will hold the regular preach. ing services next Sunday, but the Sun- day school will not be held.
 The Valentine ball, given by the ouitana Re0ekahS on last Friday night, was well attended and was success financially and otherwise. Mrs, J. II. Morehead yesterday pre- Sented her husband with nine pound girl All concerned are doing well, and John is the proudest man in town.
 Married, on February s, at the res- deDCe of NJ. T. Frush, in Globe, by Rev. E. O. McIntier, MT. William A, Packard to Miss Beulah See, both of Cline, Arizona.
 The Flagstaff city council has passed an ordinance prohibiting gambling from l o'clock a. m. to 6 "a. m. It also prohibited lewd women from frequent ing saloons and club houses.
 The railroad company yesterday completed the stairwayS over the em- oankment at the railroad crossing on Push street, for the benefit of the school children passing that way. A carload of fruit, consisting of oranges, lemons, apples and pears, came in last night on the passenger train, and was distributed among the merchants today. It was shipped by Walter Hill & Co. of Tucson.
  The property of the late Matilda J. Moore was sold today by the adminis lratOr upon petition of the heirs, in order that the estate might be divided. J. F. Crampton bid the property in for the sum of s3,500. The Tucson Citizen says "Jim Goodwin has again taken one Of those meteOriC flights for which he is he. |