Arizona silver belt., 1902-06-12

Mrs. Nettie Pendlet0n and her daughter, from Phoenix, are visiting the family of A. G. Pendleton.
 Mrs. F. A. Hooker, Miss Boyer and Percy Hooker who have been in town since Tuesday, returned to their homes on upper Salt river today. | $. B. Henderson came over from Troy Tuesday morning to secure the services of Dave Edwards as a tapper at the Troy shelter. They left for | Troy the same day.
 Wm. Mill Williams has returned from the mines in which he is inter ested in Pinal county, at Fl Capitan and on the strip, and will remain for a short time with his family.
 Frank Wood, who has been at work for the GlObe-Boston Copper company, in the Mallory mine, and is very much in need of rest, is taking lay-off and spending the week in town.
 We have just received a complete stock of mems up-to-date low shoes, in the W. l.. Douglas make. They are the cheapest in the end, At Max Lantia'S.
 i Monday and Tuesday were ex- tremely warm days, thermometers about town registering from 96 to 100 degrees. At the Old Dominion Copper CompanyS office the mercury stood at lO40.
 [ Do not forget Max Lantin'S store. We have the largest stock in Globe clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes, etc. Our prices are uniformly low At Max Lautin's.
 The ice cream social to be given by the Altar society of the Catholic church, on Saturday evening, June Ii, promises to be an enjoyable affair. It is for worthy cause, and should be generously supported.
 We describe our goods as they are. Give us a trial in the line Of clothing | furnishing goods, boots and shoes, trunks and valiSeS, etc. 1t will satisfy you that our goods are the best and prices the lowest. Max Lantin.
 The ladies of the Catholic church will give an ice cream social on next Saturday evening, June Ii, at the Murphy building, opposite the Old Dominion store, the proceeds 10 be for the benedtOf the church. Itshould be we'll patronized. One dollar will be charged each gentleman, with or with out ladies, for admission to the dance. Ice cream will be extra. Tickets have been placed on sale at the Storef
 The Western Federation of Miners has been committed to socialism by the convention recently in session at Denver The proposition tU go into politics carried by vote Of 230 to 73. The wisdom of the decision Is seri- ously doubted by many members of | the local union.
 A social was given at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage last Tuesday night by the ladies of the church, which was well attended and proved an enjoyable occasion. It was givea as a farewell courtesy to Mrs. McIntier and her daughter Mayme, who took their departure this morning for Los | Angeles.
 w. C. Hayes has had new well sunk at his ranch at GilsOn'S station, on the opposite side of the wash from the old well and just above his house. The new well is 1 feet and 96 feet deep, and the supply of water in it is inexhaustable. The old well is still in use, pending the installation of a powerful pump in the new one.
 c. M. Taylor, a machinist and en- gineer, who has been night engineer at the SirCh electric light plant for the past few months, left Tuesday morning for Idaho Springs, Colorado, where he has some mining interest. He is well pleased with Globe, and ex- poets to return here this fall and open machine shop.
 Miss Georgia Coffee, who left last Saturday for Los Angeles, was joined at Benson by her sister, Mics lnez Cnfrnn uhn hnS hnnn tnnchinn school