Arizona silver belt., 1903-02-12

Alex Borquez, who has been under the doctors care for month and had two operations performed on his throat, was able to be out Tuesday. He is improving rapidly.
 Frank German returned last night from Clifton, where he has been in the employ of the New England Cop per company. He says Shirley Netfe is in Clifton, working in a butcher shop.
 A special meeting will be held by the ladies of St. Johr $ Guild, on Friday evening, February 13, at the residence of Mrs. A. c. Pendleton, to transact important business. Mem berS please come promptly.
 Ed. LyneS, who arrived from Los Angeles on Monday night to fill a position with E. F. Kellner & Co.,, has been cordially welcomed by his many old acquaintanceS here. Ed. was a resident of Globe for several years prior to the fall of 1889, when he re- turned to his home in Brooklyn, NY.
 Morris Belknap was here from Rice on Tuesday and Wednesday. He says the road to Fort Apache is very near completed, and is fine mountain road with the exception of the heavy grade this side of the government sawmill, which Surveyor PendletOn says he can reduce materially.
 Judge P. c. Robertson is in receipt of letter from his son, P. T. Robert son, of Yuma, announcing that the family circle had been enlarged by the arrival on Wednesday, February 4, of girl baby, the third child of that sex. Tom says: "She weighs eight pounds and doesn'5 seem q bit disposed to apologize for not being a boy. Both mother and daughter are exceedingly well and l am slowly recovering"
 Anton Trojanovich returned last Friday from Bisbee, where in conjunc- tiou with J, B. Angus, prominent merchant, he has organized the Bisbee Lumber company. A desirable loca tion for its yards was secured at Low ell, and large stock of lumber has been ordered. The company will be ready to commence business early in March.
 Mrs. Henry Q. Robertson and four children, who have been in Mississippi for several months visiting Mrs Rob- ertSon'S relatives, arrived from the east on Monday night. The mother and two younger children left on Tuesday for their home at Payson, the two ol2er girls remaining here with thei2 grandfather, Judge Rob- ertSOn.
 Norman F. Salter, a pioneer of GlObc and who in 1876 helped to build Sevcral houses in the town, which are still standing, returned last Saturday night. He has changed less than Globe has in the fourteen years that he has been absent. While a number of the old timers have crossed the divide, he finds many remaining to extend him welcome.
 An Gin, the old Chinese woodSaw- yer, whom the town urchinS delighted to annoy, Was adjudged insane and taken to the asylum at Phoenix by Sherih Rogers, on Monday last. He was possessed of about $l9O in money, | two sixShoOterS, bowie knife and | some carpenters tools. The property | has been turned over to R. H. Harp. ham, undersheriff, who was appointed | guardian, with bond fixed at $500.
 R. H. Ingram, superintendent of the | Los Angeles division of the Southern Pacific EpeS Randolph, general man. ager of the Pacific Electric company'o system of railroad at Los Angeles and president of the Cananea, Yaqui Riv- er & Pacific railroad, and Wm. Gar land, president of the G. ", G. X N, arrived in NIT. IngramS private car, at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and after an hours stop returned to Bowie md thence west The trip over the ]. V., c. & N. railroad is supposed to nave been for the purpose of inspec .iOn.
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