Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The People We Meet and Chatty Gossip
 of Affairs in Globe

V. M. lLdNl lOI anu U. iSS iioi Thatcher, were in the city Tuesday.
 Shirly Christy, well known insur- ance man of Phoenix, IS in the city today.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. H. Smalley and little daughter returned to Solomon vile on Tuesday.
 Probate Judge Robertson issued a marriage license today to John B. Clark and Sarah Woodward.
 Lawrence Tulloch left Wednesday morning for Prescott where he intends making a short stay and will then go to Portland, Oregon.
 The three months old child of MT. and Mrs. Frank Messer died this morn ing after long illness. The funeral will take place Friday. m
 Chief Justice Edward Kent of the supreme court of Arizona, left Phoenix for the east last Monday and will probably be absent from the territory until September.
 A miner by the name of Carter fell from the roof of his house on which he was working last Monday and broke both bones of the right ankle. The injury is a severe one.
 LeRoy F. Spear, George Otis Jr., and two other gentlemen whose names on the hotel register could not be de- ciphered, are here from Boston, pre- sumably on mining business.
 Bud Woodson was a passenger on this mornings train bound for the Cal ifornia resorts. He will visit all im- portant points along the coast and eX- poets to be gone three or four months.
 Nit Simms, clerk of Graham county was here Sunday as chaperone of the Solomonville base ball club. Nit doesn t know what it is to be left on first base on the diamond or in the political arena.
 Burt Jackson, one of our crack shots, won the silver, gold-lined cup at Dr. Egon's shooting gallery the other even ing, making the highest eight-shot score during the months of May and June.
 Letters received by friends in this city from Mir. and Mrs. William Sidow summering at Long Beach, California, state that the formers health is much better and that he is gaining in weight every day.
 Judge and Mrs. Hinson Thomas youngest child, girl two years old, was taken sick with pneumonia yes terday. Her condition this morning was not serious and we hope to hear of her early recovery.
 Territorial Examiner W. C. Foster arrived Sunday night and has since been engaged upon an examination of the books of County Treasurer Brook ner. He will remain long enough to examine other county offices.
 The SILVER BELT force extends thanks to Mir. Alexander of the Globe Commercial Co. for it's maiden water melon for the year 1906. 1t was a whopper and went around and some over. Indeed we challenge any other merchant in town to beat it.
 G. P. Hunt, an engineer and concen- trator man from Clifton, was in Globe for several days this week and left this morning for mining camp near the City of Mexico, to take charge of a mill Mir. Hunt will receive salary of $250 per month Mexican money and a percentage.
 The Tucson Post says there are three engines from the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern, and one from the Cananea, Yaqui X Pacific in the Tucson shops for repair. Most of this work for the Randolph lines engines is done in the shops at Tucson, which are now com plete and large enough to handle almost any amount of work of any kind.
 Constable Andy Mayss took Ralph Walston, crazy half-breed, into GUS tody on Tuesday, and placed him in jail for safe-keeping until his condition can be determined. Walston is a re- ligious fanatic and was singing upon the sidewalk at the top of his voice. When arrested he was in the center of one of the Psalms of David Constable Mays says he used to know Walston at Eddy, N. M., and that this was not his real style at all.
 J. J. Deming,a mining engineer from Denver, has been here for several days examining mining property, and to the SILVER BELT representative expressed surprise at the extent and importance of Globe mining district and the pros perity of the camp. It speaks well for Globe that, although it has fine rep utation abroad, the camp upon acquaint ance more than meets the expectations of visitors.