Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BElTlETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

!. l.. Wells of Los Angeles left for the hills yesterday to look after some mining properties.
 w. c. Nicholson, mining man from Denver, was an arrival in the city last evening.
 William Stallard and wife have re- moved to her father s, the home of c. .C. Careco.
 Judge Baker of Phoenix has been transacting legal business and attending district court here for several days.
 II. H. Freeman, the smelter expert of the Mitchell Mining company, arrived in the city last evening from Cananea and Fl Paso.
 Mrs. w. II. Mercer left here Thurs. day for Gaffney, $. C., to attend the marriage of her daughter, Alice, to !. M. Leech.
 The train from Bowie was two hours late last evening owing to soft track caused by the rain yesterday and last evening
 Secretary Wilder and Manager Cop len of the Inspiration company came in from the mine yesterday after spend ing several days there.
 D. w. wiekersham, the well known Gila valley business man, came in from Stafford last evening accompanied by NJ. Glider
 Mrs. Charles M. Clark arrived from Los Angeles Friday evening and will spend the winter here with her hus- band.
 A. T. Hammons, cashier of the Old Dominion Commercial company, has been at home sick for the past several days. His condition is not serious
 The Republican states that T. II. Dennis of Globe has taken the SeIdder property in Goldman addition, Tempe, for the winter and will bring his family soon.
 A. II. Kimbrough succeeds Mr. Jones as local cashier of the G. V. G. & N. Railway company. MT. Marlborough ex- poets to leave for Dennison, Texas, in a few days to visit at home.
 After successful two weeks en. gagement in Globe, the Ethel Tucker stock company leaves this morning for Stafford, where week 8 engagement will be filled.
 The carnival company which has been ] .h ,, b, l,l .l school was compelled to move out much of its paraphernalia last night owing to the rains, which threatened to flood them out.
 James A. Gibbs returned yesterday from trip to the Troy Manhattan dis trict to look at some mining properties and will leave this morning for Bisbee where he is cashier of the firm of Duey & Overlook.
 John II. Pcnoerthy, the mining en- gineer from Fl faso. returned last even. ing from trip to Kelvin and the sur rounding mining district. He will re- main here for several days before re. turning to Fl Paso. | James Courts Anderson of Glasgow, Scotland, representing English and Scotch capital, who has been here for several days looking over the mining field, leaves on thi' mornings train. Mir. Anderson expressed himself as greatly pleased with Globe district and predicts q great future for it. IInpru n p.I.nrta,, I.. I from visit 10 Tempe, where his tam fly is spending the winter and his daughters are attending the Normal Mr. Robertson represented Gila county at the meeting of the Territorial leach. CTS association, held in Phoenix fair week.
 c. F.. Bacon, representing the Mine & Shelter Supply company, Fl Paso, Texas, is registered at the Dominion hotel and will remain some time to look Globe district over and famlarize himself with the mining interests here. The Mine & Shelter Supply company has been doing business here for ycars.
 J. G. Oldfeld returned Saturday ey en- ing from San Saba, Texas, where he spent six weeks very pleasantly with MT. and Mrs. R. c. Sloan
 H. s. Creighton, the Phoenix insur- ance man, is transacting business in the city, He will be remembered as the young man who came here in advance of the joint statehood two-ring circus week or two before election. Harry has been cured of the jointure habit, but says he is still out for any easy money that looks as if it were coming his way.