Arizona silver belt., 1904-06-30
DR. A. F. MAlSCH Office Opposite old Dominion Store Office Hours ! ,S ;s 3 8 M. Residence Hill, two blocks east of band stand.


 It is hoped that the local officers vii i exercise their authority for the next few days, to prevent the explosion Of of fireworks, and, particularly, crack. CTS, in the closely built sections of town, as a precaution against fire.
 Miss Geneveive Gerald who has been visiting her sister Mrs, Dudley I. Craig at Tempe, since the close of the normal school, arrived home few days ago. Mrs. Gerald will remain for some time longer with Mrs. Craig
 J. K. Sturgeon was here last Friday buying goods for store which he will open at Livingstone. He is now supplying beef to the geological sur, vey and is also largely engaged in farming operations in the basin.
 Max c. Bonne, of the Central mar. ket, has received large sausage ma chine of improved pattern and an electric motor to run 1t. Mr. Bonne is up to date in the conduct of his business and has one of the best equip ped shops in Arizona.
 J. II. Baker and Geo. E. Shute have returned to Livingstone from their trip of observation to Yuma, Impe. rial and San Diego. They found no place that looked as good to them as Gila county, Arizona, aud they will probably take root again and grow up with the country.
 We understand that Tom Armer who was named as the probable re- publican nominee for sheriff has finally decided not to come out for the office. The only name we now hear mentioned on the republican side for sheriff is Pollard Pearson, the present deputy sheriff.
 Mrs. Deuis Murphy and daughter, Marguerite, took their departure on Tuesday for San Diego, where they will reside in the future, Mrs. Murphy's health requiring change of climate. It is perhaps superfluOus to add that MT. Murphy will make ttem occasional visits.
 The announcement of Wm. H. But. Ter as candidate for supervisor will be found under the proper head on our last page. MT. Butler is au old resident of Globe, large taxpayer and good business man, well equipped for the office of supervisor.
 Owing to the absence of Prof. Thos Vincent, leader, last Saturday night, the band did not give the program as advertised. It will be rendered next Saturday evening with only one change, 'Serenade to Minnie, "by Pro. lessor Vincent, being substitu ed for the second number on the program.
 There will be the usual morning and evening services at St. Johns EpiscO, pal church, in the court house, next Sunday. Holy communion will be ad. ministered at 1;30 am. and at the Ii am. service. Special music will be provided for the evening service at s p m. Strangers are invited to come.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Warren Young, who have been in the east for the pas, several months, arrived from St. Louis last night. They expect to remain here about two weeks, or until Mir Young can arrange for disposing of his property, when they will go to Chihuahua, Mexico, where MT. Young will engage in business.
 G. W. Shute makes his announce. ment in this number of the SILVER BELT as a candidate for district attor. ney, subject to the will of the demo. cratic county convention. MT. Shute needs no introduction to our local readers, as he has wide acquain tance in Gila county. He has practiced law here for more than two years, and has met with good success.
 K. l.. Weide, of the United States geological survey, came up from Roosevelt today and will take his de parture tomorrow for another field, ana expects to be In Washington, D. t., by August 1. MT. Weide has been connected with the Salt river water storage project longer than any other