Arizona silver belt., 1902-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 saturday, April Q, special silk day at Inc CyclOn store.
 A telephone line now connects Flor, errr and Casa Grandc.
 I. J. Henderson, of upper Salt riv- er wa, in town on Tuesday.
 Tor medicinal purposes, the Auto. rrlt Whisky cannot be eNcelled, Sold hyI. ] Keegan.
 Don't fail to see how cheap we sell silk. Saturday, April ,, The Taylor Cyclone Go.
 l.. W, Brophy is at present visiting in Chicago, and will probably not re. turn herc'for some time vet
 Ed L. Howell, of Tonto, was in town last Friday, He said range conditions were fairly good in the basin
 Frank Bauer left this morning for Nlco, where he has bought a butcher shop with au established business,
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Guild will be held at Mrs. ] J, Kee. gan's on Friday evening April [, at 1.jO ?. m,
 The Autocrat Rye Whiskey is the most excellent in this market. Sold unly at J. l. Keegan'S.
 Col. Jas, A. Fleming and wife and the latterS mother, Mrs. Abrams, left on Tuesday for Phoenix for a months $ visit.
 Attorney Geo. J. Stonemau and An. tone TroianOvich went to Troy on Monday on legal business and returned Tuesday,
 Save money, Buy at wholesale cost in any quantity, at the great removal cost sale of the Taylor Cyclone Co.
 w. II. Duryea, whose health has not been good Of late, went to Indian Hot Springs last week, and we are pleased to learn that he is improving.
 We are sorry to learn, from our Mar cOpa county exchanges, of the illness of Joseph Birchett, of Tempe, but hope to hear of his early recovery.
 The regular spring term of the dis. trict court Of Graham county opened at SolOmOnville on Monday. The criminal docket is very large, There are five murder cases.
 R. L. Williams, who has been in the city for several days on business, re- turned yesterday to the CananeaS, where he is in the employ of the Greene company. Bisbee Review
 The election for school trustee last Saturday aroused very little interest, only 70 votes being east of which II. R, Paul received 3S, and Wm. Ryan, B.
 Don't forget. All prices on grocer icS, made in last weeks paper, hold good as long as the stock lasts, but it tS going fast Come The Taylor Cy- clone Co.
 J. W. Ransom left last Saturday morning for Tucson, with the eXpec- ation of continuing the journey to NacO, where there is some prospect of his engaging in business.
 Ed King, in a letter dated Uananea, Sonora, March 2S. and addressed to Geo. W. F. Hunt, states that Will Graydon died there few days previ- ouss No particulars are given.
 The senate, on the 3Oth ult., con frmed the nomination of George D. CorsOn to be Indian agent at San Car los MT, CorSon is an interim ap pOintee of President Mckinley.
 A. C. Dellinger was among the yiS- ItOrS here on Monday. He stated that the rain of last week was too light tO be Of any benefit to the farming in- tercSt on upper Salt river and lower TOnto.
 From the sNogales Oasis we learn that ChaS. HOlzman has gone Co the Tubutama mines, having accepted position with the Sonora Mill & Min ing company Mrs. Hickman left for San Diego, Cal, to visit her mother.
 April 10 will be the last day on which anyone can iion Pinal Mountain club at the charter member price of Sl0. After that date the fee will be $25 Those who have joined the club are requested to pay their membership fees tO the secretary, l. N. KiDSey.
 Max c, Bonne, of the Central mar ket, received a carload of prime beef cattle, last Friday, from the Anderson ranch, near Stafford, where be has had