Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-01
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.


 LOCAL NEWS.
 Born, September 27, to the wife of Fred Golden, Q daughter
 Mrs. David Dayore, of Wheathelds, was visitor here on Monday.
 J. K. Murray, well known and highly respected citizen of upper Salt river valley, was visitor here last Friday.
 Mrs. George Powell leaves tomor- row morning for Young, Pleasant val ley, where she has engaged to teach the public school.
 Madame Annette Divine will be in Globe until the 18th inst, and will read for half price-one dollar. First door north of First National Bank
 Miss Dean, prOprietreSS of the Kin ney House, returned on Tuesday night from a pleasant soiOurn at her former home in Chicago, and also visited rel ativeS in Iowa.
 J. \. Stratton, the very efficient clerk in the Globe drug store, paid a visit to his friends in Satford this week. He returned to Globe yeSter- day afternoon.
 Chauncey E. Gum, general foreman of the United Globe Mines, left on Monday to visit his former home in Michigan. He expects to be absent several weeks.
 Pasouale Nigro is having frame |. building, 2OS5I feet, erected on ground purchased from G s, Van Wagenen, fronting on Broad street, one block north of the bridge.
 Mrs. N. H. Livingston, of upper Salt river, has been in town since sun day under the care of phySician,and has improved 80 much that she will probably return home in day or two.
 Bertha and Walter, children of Mr. and Mrs. J. Suter, are oicK with ty- phid fever, and Walters condition is such as to cause much anxiety to the family We hope to hear of their early improvement.
 We are requested by Rev. J. II. Dsniston, appointed to the paStorate of St. Paul's NJ. F. church, to announce that he wil be m Globe to hold services at the usual hours on next Sunday, October 1.
 Robert Merritt wishes to inform his customers and the public that he is now serving oysters, all styles, and | enchiladas and other Mexican dishes. He invites one and all to call and l try his oysters, fresh from the coast,
 Los Angeles and Bisbee capitalists are planning the formation of com | pany for the laying out and beautify- | ing of a townsite at Don Luis, and | to connect it with BiSbee by an electric | railroad.
 Wallace Duncan, eldest son of Mir. | and Mrs. W. c. Duncan, left last Friday for Waco, Texas, to attend l TOby's business college, one of the | best educational institutions of the | kind in the southwest. J. \. HufIer, of Tonto, spent Mon. day in town. He reports that season able rains have caused good crops and an abundance of grass in his section, and live stock will go into the winter in excellent condition.
 $. c. Sayler, of the w. W. Brookner company, was taken with a severe congeStive chill late last night and l for time his condition was regarded | as serious. He was reported to be very much better this afternoon and was able to be up.
 We are requested by County Re. | corder w. D. Fisk to deny the report that he had accepted the position of cashier of the Miners and Merchants, bank, and would turn the recorders office over to deputy Mr. Fisk states that he went to the bank only temporarily as an accommodation until the bank officials could secure the ser vices of competent person to nll the position of cashier. We are informed that the board of directors of tbe