Arizona silver belt., 1904-06-09

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 J II. Thompson is out for the nom ination of sheriff on the democratic ticket. Having served the county in that capacity, Mr, Thompson's quail fications are recognized, and he will have strong backing.
 F.. P. Shanley announces himself as a candidate for the democratic nom- nation for sheriff. MT. Shanley has a large nun Der of friends in the county who will give him their warm support.
 Wm. McFadden and daughter, Miss Maggie, are here from their pleasant home in the Sierra Aucha, Me. Me. Fadden having been called to serve as trial juror He states that his cattle are doing fairly we'll
 We are pleased to acknowledge the receipt of an invitation from Miss Winnie Allison, of the senior class of the Tempe Normal school, to the com. mencement exercises to take place lhis evening" We regret our inability to be present.
 Prof. John w. Wilkinson, who has been in charge of the department of ancient and modern languages in the Northwestern Territorial Normal school, at Ava, Oklahoma, writes that for the summer he will fill the chair of latin in the Louisiana State normal at Natchitoches, La.
 c. c. Hayes, proprietor of the Globe X Kelvin stage line, has put on a GOV cred wagon that accommodates twelve passengers comfortably. The service is three times a week, aud within two or three weeks stages from Globe will connect with the Phoenix & Eastern train at Zelawager's ranch below Kelvin.
 The Uno Amino club varied the program of entertainments last Fri day by giving a night excursion to Gils0n's twelve miles east of Globe, making the trip in Barclay & Higdon's big transfer truck. Arriving there, the party took possession of the large ranch house and indulged in dancing for several hours. The return journey was made during the early hours pre- ceding sunrise Saturday.
 Dr. L. E. Wightman. assisted by Dr. B. c. Fox, performed an operation on Sam Hinton last Thursday, reliev- ing him of a bullet that had been em- bedded in the muscles of the left thigh for fourteen years ,and which at inter- yals has caused him considerable an- noyance. The bullet was located with the X-ray and removed without much difficulty. Sam is able to be about and the wound is healing nicely.
 Charles Bankers garden is the mos inviting summer resort in town, and pleasant resting place for those go- ing to and fro between the smelter and mines. The large grounds are carpeted with grass, and umbrageous cottonwoods and vine-covered porches and arbors offer many shady spots where patrons may sit and have re- freshing drinks served to them.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Allison and Miss Frank kellner, of Globe, spent yesterday in Phoenix, having come down for the commencement exercises of the nor maj school to be held this week. A daughter of Mrs. Allison is among the graduate and Miss Kellner is former graduates of the school Miss Grace | Webb, of Cline, was with them. Re- publican.
 Mrs. T. R. Sorin, daughter of Colo nel William Herring, and associated with him in the practice of law, is here from Tucson looking after the defendant company in the case of F. F Rellner vs. Old Dominion Mining & Smelling Company. Colonel Her. ring will join Mrs SDrin here should the case be s,t for trial at this term of court.
 At the annual meeting of the Pinal Paraffine Oil company, held here on June G. the old directors were re- elected. Operations at the well have been suspended until plan can be be devised for replenishing the treasury At the present depth of the well. l6f5 feet, with an increase of water to contend with and additional tools