Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15

Henry Shoap, who has mild case
 Of smallpox, is reported to be doing
 very well.
 Joe Hollender and Mrs. F. Cachot
 were married last Saturday evening
 Judge P 0. Robertson performed the 3 ceremony.
 A picnic party of school children.
 chaperoned by some of the teacher,
 spent last Saturday at WheatReld,
 and had good time.
 Alex Pendletou and Chas. w. Slack
 are engaged on the survey of the [ homestead entry of Owen McKeyitt
 adjoining Globe townsite on the south.
 east.
 Mrs, Alex. Borquez, for long time
 an invalid, is now at Pima under the
 treatment of Dr. Wightmau, and al-
 ready her condition shows marked improvement.
 Mrs. Hughey and her daughters will
 leave tomorrow morning for Fl Paso
 where they expect to reside They
 will spend portion of the summer in the east, however.
 R. J. Williams and W. D. Fisk spent last Sunday at Troy, returning home Monday. They enjoyed the outing and think the Troy people are all right
 Josie Kinsman, who has been here on visit for the past two weeks, left yesterday for the south, intending to go to Douglas, NacoSari, and probably to Cananea.
 Charley Gibson, who had a leg bro ken at the Shanley ranch three weeks ago, is getting along very we'll He is still at the ranch. Dr. s. B. Claypool is attending him.
 The consumption Of fuel oil has reached considerable proportions in Globe district. The c. ", c. X N. l railroad brings in from fourteen to eighteen cars of oil weekly.
 Seven hundred and fifty head Of Sloan & Shanley cattle, bought by Mr. Black, of San Bcrnardlua, Gal, were shipped this morning from Gil son station.
 J. E. Wise, a prominent cattleman | of Sa-ta Cruz county, has beeniuthis 1 vicinity for the past ten days. It is | understood he is negotiating for the | of the Pringle cattle.
 Mrs. Mary Naurcl has begunsuitf5r divorce against her husband, Andre Maurel, and to restrain him from sell ing any Of the personal property, and also asking for division of Che com munity property.
 Supt A. NJ. Bcal of the c. ", G. X x. railroad, returned last Saturday, lie spent a week pleasantly in Lrs i Angeles with his family, and also wis. tied Denver and other points in Colo. -ado.
 s. c. Whipplc, late superintendent lt the Globe-Boston Copper Mining company, took his departure on Mon lay for Los Angeles. He expects 10 'ngage in mining in California, pro5- ,bly al Randsburg.
 John Williams, brother of tour 3ob" is now converter foreman at 'ananea, having resigned his position with the United Verde company at Jerome where he was converter fore nan for seven years. The Rt. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, Bishop Of Arizona, will hold services n the Court House, on Sunday, May 8th, at II am. and 7:3O p m. All are Invited to be present. Sun lay school as usual at 3p.m.
 MIa. JdS Y. EdJtOn and daughter eturned last Friday and received a ordial welcome from their friends. 1n route from Fl Paso they visited he family of J. J. Birdno, at SaGord. dr. Patton is at Cananea. Charles Nesbltt and wife after q 'rief visit here returned Wednesday morning to Fl Paso. Charlie says here is no abatemept in the growth 'f El Paso, and that every line of business Is prosperous. 0. W. Sirch, of the Globe Electric left on Monday for El Paso. rom which point he was summoned y telegraph to Chicago on business 'f the company. He will return to ilobe in about ten days.
 w. O. Kellner, manager of E. F. [pllOpr & ('O 's buafuocc ot Go. C,