Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22
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 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE

Resident Dentist
 Office over Hitohoook's Drug Store
 Dentistry in all it's branches.
 Office hours from n m. to pm.
 in Prescott At Phoenix Mir. Rogers met his wife, who has returned to Mesa from protracted stay in Cali fornia. Mrs. Rogers heslth has i'm proved.
 P. B. Lady, after adj ,urnment of the democratic convention at Phoenix, to which he was a delegate, accom- panied the republican rooters to Pres cOtt. He met some of his old New Mexico friends there and was we'll en- tertained. Mir. Lldy returned home on Monday.
 E. w. Stewart, who is recovering from long siege of typhoid, left Wednesday for Phoenix to visit his relatives. He will remain away until he feels able to resume his posi- ton with the United Globe Mines, and will probably visit Bsbee and Douglas be- fore returning to Globe.
 Col. Lee Crandall returned from Phoenix last Friday night, well pleas ed with the action of the democratic territorial convention. The colonel was an active member of the conven- tion and was appointed on the com mittee on permanent organization and order of business.
 D. K. Williamson, who rendered his resignation some time ago as agent of the G. V. ,G.& N. Riilroad company, to accept the agency of Wells, Fargo & Go. here, has rented the Walsh build ing, south of the band stand, for the express otli e, which will be opeued for business October l.
 Prest. s. F. Sulenoerger,o of the Ma tional Bank of Bisbee, at present in Globe, was honored by the American Bankers association, recently in ses- sion in New York city, he having been appointed vice president for Arizona ot that organization. The informa- tion was received in a telegram from Prest. J. N. Porter last Saturday.
 Charles NJ. Mclaughlin aud Miss Emily Crawford were married on Wednesday evening, September 2l, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. l.. C, Woods, Rev. Wm. RsniSon officiating. Only the relatives and two or three of the friends of the contracting parties witnessed the ceremony. The Globe baud serenaded the happy couple.
 Philip Grons, who resigned as road master on the CIV, ,GS N., has been succeeded by U. c. priddy, from the Los Angeles division of the Southern Pacific. MT. Grohs expects to leave in day or two for Los Angeles to visit his family, and on October 10 will take the position of roadmaSter on the Maricopa X Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Follow took their departure on Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they will visit for week and then go on to San Diego, where they will probably spend sev- eral months. It is hoped that rest and change of climate will restore MT. Follows health, which has been poor for some time.
 Mrs. Kitty Young received letter last Friday from her son, Hal Young, in San Antonio, Texas, where be is under the care of specialist. The gratifying information was conveyed that he is improving both mentally and physically and expects his recov- cry to be complete within month. Mir. Young was until recently fore man for J. N. Porter at Gilson's.
 Alonzo Bailey, who was one of the delegates from this county in the territorial convention, ar rived in Globe Saturday night. Mir. Bailey and family spent portion of the summer on trip to the east, hay ing speRt most of the time at St. Louis, viewing the exposition, and at Denver and vicinity. MT. Bailey ex- poets to remain here until after elec- tiop.
 J. c. Mcclure, chief engineer of the Southern Pacific branch lines in Ari zona, was here this week, accompa- nied by Mr. Shattuck, of Shattuck x Desmond, railroad contractors. They spent two days inspecting the c. V., c. & N. railroad, from which it is supposed th at 1t Ia the intention of the management to have the exten- siye work on the CIV. G. X N. line, as planned, let by contract.
 Mr. and Mrs Ganrna Gtnna.nap