Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29
Arizona Silver Belt

Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Meet me at the "Lady' fountain.
 Try Bradley $ soda water, at Hitch cocks drug store.
 Ice cream soda and ice cream al Bradley's, Hitchcock drug store.
 We carry the Lyon brand of hats; al the new shapes. SULTAN BRos'
 FOR SALE-At a bargain furniture for three rooms. Apply at the SILVER BELT office, ~
 Bargains in pattern hats and millin' cry goods of every description, at Mrs, 0. $. EaSter'S special sale.
 Shampooing for LadieS-CranitoniC Hair and Scalp Food, for sale by Mrs. k. J. Pascoe. 3m
 On next Sunday Rev. McIntier will preach at Black Warrior in the after noon at o'clock.
 Ice cream for sale by the pint, quart or gallon, by Mark Bradley, at Hitchcock'S drug store.
 Screen doors of all kinds for sale at best current prices by the Globe Lumber Go. tf
 If it's Tillman'S it's good" Sultan Bros. carry Tillman'S spices, teas and coffees, and Trophy baking powder.
 FOR SALE-Good work horses and mules: also heavy wagons. Inquire of R RoGGENsTRoH. 3t
 II. II. Pratt receives from CalifOr- mia, every few days, fresh vegetables peas, asparagus, caulihower, green On- ions. etc. He will call at your house if you so desire. Prices reasonable. Telephone 6l.
 DR. G. NJ. KOSHER, Resident Den tist, Ohice over Hitchcock's drug store. Hours from am. to 8 pm.
 FOR SALE-The furniture complete for four rooms. Apply at the Globe Drug store.
 REsIDENN DENTIST, DR. STATES, Butler bui' ding, over Brookner'S store. Hours to F, a. m; 1 to ,, p. m.; 6:3O to 500 evenings. If
 Mrs. c. S. Easter has begun spe- cial sale of pattern hats and millinery goods at prices unequalled in Globe. Inspection invited whe ther you buy or not.
 Prof. A. M. Davis will open night school at the South Side school build ing on next Monday, JCne2. lnStruc- tiOn given in all the public school courses and in special lines, as desired, Credit given for work will be taken by Professor Wilkinson next year at the eginning Ofz chOOl. TermS-SingIe students, 8; in classes of five, S2.jO each.
 A.A. Packard and his son, Florence, of TOntO, SD mt last Friday and Sat urday here to gain information in re- gard to the prosecution of Gonzales, the islayer of Eugene B. Packard. The case will probably be the first one to be investigated by the grand jury that meets next Monday.
 Julius Gundelach says we are mis- taken in stating, in references to the recent storm, that there is no previous record of SnOwStOrm on Pinal mountain as late as May IS. He states that on June ?, three years ago, snow fell on the mountain to the depth of four inches, compelling the loggerS to suspend work.
 The sale of the Pringle cattle to HObSon Bros. & Wise, of California, was effected last week, for $56, 900 cash. We understand that Frank NJ. King, the Tucson cattle dealer, who was instrumental in bringing about the deal, has instructed his attorney to bring suit against Robert Pringle for &, 900, commission claimed.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. M c. Taylor took their departure on Monday for Saf- ford, where they will again make their home. They will be greatly missed by the members of St. Paul, $ NJ. E. Church, and by many friends in Globe. MT. Taylor, who has been assistant cashier of the Bank of Globe, has taken the position of cashier in the Bank Of Stafford.
 H. B. Paul., who for four years has been bookkeeper for the Old Domin- ion Copper Mining and Smelling com pany, left with his family on Wednes. T