Arizona silver belt., 1903-07-09

Buckeye mining camp, near Bowie, last Friday, to spend the Fourth with his family, He returned to Buckeye on Monday.
 Special Agent $. L. Taggart, tempo rarily in charge of the San Carlos agency, and stephen Janus, agency clerk, were among the visitors here on the 4th and 5th insts.
 Seven thousand persons visited the Grand Canyon of Arizona last year. The number may reach 10, 900 for 1905. This is hundred times as many as used to 70 annually to the canyon in the old Stage-cOach days.
 Special attention is called to the number entitled, 'The Battle, g in the band program for tomorrow evening, at the band stand. The piece will be rendered with all the properties, as arranged by the author, Geo. South we'll.
 There will be meeting of the Globe A thletic association on next Wednes. day evening, at which the final reports of the Fourth of July committees will be received and acted upon, and other business of importance considered. A full attendance is desired.
 
 Frank Boston, who has charge of the San Carlos Copper company'S property on the Gila, came in from camp last Friday to spend the Fourth and remained until Monday No work is being done on the property at present, pending a legal contest for title to portion of it,
 Robt. Lewis was before Justice Carico yesterday and fined S2O for maliciouSly frightening horse ridden by Mexican, on Broad street on Tuesday. He threw piece of buut- ing on the horse which bucked and threw the Mexican to the street injuring him severely.
 In the announcement of the auction sale of A. x. NoftSger, Saturday next, as published last week the hour should be : o'clock in the evening instead of 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Ladies are specially invited to attend this auc. ton, to be held near the Miners union hall.
 In the probate court an order has been issued to R. II. Schell, admins, trator of the estate of Frank c. Schell. deceased, to bond mining claims iu the Gun creek district. Also letters ot administration have been granted to Mrs. Louise R Bowman on the eS- tate of Jemima Hargrayes.
 Col. Lee Crandall, president of the Confederate Mining company, left on Monday for Phoenix where he was joined by Major Crabb, treasurer Of the company, from UniontOwn, Ky. At Phoenix they expected to find Supt. Theodore Crandall awaiting them, to take them to tue company'S mining property near Sunluwer. Colonel Crandall will probably return to Globe on Saturday night.
 J. F. KetchcrSide came in last week from the Vosburgh ranch near Canyon creek and remained over for the celc- bration Range conditions in that section are favorable and a generous summer rainfall will insure good feed and fat cattle in the fall Frank is livestock inspector for his district. | He thinks the new livestock law is all | right and that opposition to 1t will ] gradually disappear as StOCkmen be- | come familiar with its provisions.
 Judge John Blake and Thomas Blake, of SafIord brothers of Alex. Blake, of Globe, and Mrs. McGlauhin. their sister, and her daughter, Miss Agnes McGlaulln, were visitor here turing the past week. It has been a treat many years since so many mem- Iers of the family were together, and he reun on was enjoyed by them all Hrs. and Miss McGlauhin'S home is at Osborne, thirty miles from St. Joe, 'lO., and they are spending the sum. ner at SalIord.
 Largely through the efforts of Col. Ieorge Atkinson, very favorable rates ave been secured from Globe to Sau francisco, for the Grand Army Eu- to begin in San Francisco ] n August 17. Over the G. ", c. & {. the rate is one and one third fare, [ Aln fu1. tln ru1,1.a Lr... u..-... n-.--l- .