Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-27
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miob;oan Investors Have their Eyes Turned Toward this Rich Copper Field Large Shipments of Cattle from GiIa County Ranges

C.. Layton, of Thatcher, was in the city Monday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Duncan were visitors here from San Carlos early in the week.
 Frank Seiglitz, the Roosevelt mer- chant, spent Sunday in Globe. He reported business very good.
 Clarence D. Dawson, son of R. II. Dawson of Globe, arrived last week from Phoenix and has joined the G. V. c. X N. survey at Miami fiat.
 w. F. Cooper. the republican candi- date for delegate to congress, left here Tuesday morning for Roosevelt, where he spoke the same evening, and at Mesa on Wednesday.
 Fred C. Griffin was in from Cherry creek on Tuesday buying supplies for the roundup, which will begin about October l5, and will cover the Cherry creek and Sat riVer ranges.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Banker re- turned last Saturday from a two months sojourn in southern Califor- nia. Half of their vacation was spent at Coronado beach and the rest of the time in Los Angeles and nearby re- sorts. Charlie looks ten years younger than he did before leaving for the coast, and Mrs. Banker was lsogreatly benefited by the trip.
 D D. Sullivan is back from two months trip to the Lake copper dis trict, Michigan, where he formerly lived. He talked Arizona and Globe district to every one he met there and found that the people of the Michigan copper country took quite an interest in this territory, and the investment of Michigan capital in Globe copper mines is a strong probability. Danny re- turned by way of California and spent several weeks at Los Angeles and the beaches.
 OUR GEORGE IN N''YARRUP" The Re- view is in receipt of a mailing card from Hon. c. w. P. Hunt of Globe, who is now seeing the sights of the old world. The card is mailed at Edin- burg, Scotland, on September '. A note on the margin says; 'I will re- turn home in good tune to work and vote against jointure. " Word from Globe is to the effect that MT. Hunt will again Le nominated for the couucil by the democrats of Gila county. This will mean his election, as Gila county this year promises to poll the largest democratic vote in it's history.
 GILA COUNTY CATTLE-J. J. Vos- burgh, who resides in Los Angeles a great deal of the time, but who has for many years been engaged in the cattle business in Pleasant valley, is visiting the city. Mir. Vosburgh brought down from the ranch about Ont nuHuftu Htdu Ol Cdlllt, WiliCU were sold to Charles Mullen aud which will be placed on pasture. MT. Vosburgh was the seller of the train load of cattle also, that was brought into the valley few days ago by Leon Bouvier to be placed on pasture. Phoenix Re- publican.
 CHA VALLEY FlOURiSHlNG. T. E. Solomon, the pioneer merchant of the Gila valley, was in Globe on Sunday and Monday, having accompanied his daughter, Mrs. Max Lantin, who had been on visit to her parents. MT. Solomon stated that the Gila valley vas never more prosperous nor the outlook so good as at present. Crops have been unusually good and every thing raised in the valley finds ready sale in the copper camps. Globe has become the most important market for Gila valley products.