Arizona silver belt., 1906-11-11
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BElTlETS
Current News Of Busy Globe Told in
Brevities
From SATURDAYS Daily

Arthur Kenyon will leave this MORN
ing for Phoenix to remain during fair
week
Mrs. N. G.. Coffee and children left
on Wednesday for San Diego, where
they expect to spend the winter.
r. G. Goodwin expects to leave this
morning to join his wife at Phoenix,
where they will attend the territorial
fair.
H. S. Van Gorder, from Morenci,
cashier of the ella Valley Bank and
Trust company, arrived on last nights
train.
George T. Peter has gone to Phoenix.
where he will probably spend the winter
with his nephew, d. j. Peter and
family.
Mrs. Charles T. Martin will be among
the Globe visitors at the territorial
fair. She will leave for Phoenix Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Henderson left
Thursday morning for Phoenix, making
the trip overland by way of Roosevelt
and Mesa. They will remain for the
fair
Mrs. Col. French and Envoy Bergh
arrived last night from Los Angeles.
They will hold series of meetings in
Salvation Army hall beginning this
evening.
V. Y. Smith, foreman of the Big
Johnny mine, leaves this morning for
Phoenix to attend the territorial fair.
Mrs. Smith went to Phoenix Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Charles Halberg, widow of the
former yardmaster for the G. V. G. &
n road in Globe, has returned from FL
Paso, whence she accompanied the re-
mains of her husband.
Mrs. George R. Hill returned Thurs
day evening from Bisbee, where she
went to visit relatives. Mrs. Hills
visit was shortened by the prevalence
of scarlet fever in Bisbee.
Mrs. V. Y. Smith and children and
Mrs. r. G. Goodwin and son are visit
ing relatives in Tempe, where a reun-
ion of the family. the first in many
years, will be held next week.
Those who have signifed their inten-
ton of leaving tomorrow for Phoenix
are requested to purchase their tickets
today to avoid delay at the depot. The
sleeper for the Globe delegation will be
here tonight.
Judge Edwards will leave this morn
ing for Phoenix, where he will consult
an eye specialist. He has been affiict-
ed for the past few weeks with seri-
Gus eye ailment. Mrs. Edwards will
accompany him.
Judge C. M. Bruce of Boston, presi-
dent of the National Mining and Ex-
ploration company, developing the Iron
Cap mine, arrived on last night s train.
Judge Bruce is member of the su-
preme court of Massachusetts.
ID. James, of the Globe Electric
Light and Gas company, left on We'd
nesday for Los Angeles to undergo
surgical operation. 1t is not of dan
gerous nature, and Mr.. James expects
to return to Globe in two or three
weeks
All Globe people who will go to Phoe-
nix next week for the big fair will be
adorned with the large and characters
tic buttons which Judge Hechtman has
secured. On the button is picture of
a ella monster with the words, "Globe,
Arizona. Monster Copper District
There were no later returns in ella
county yesterday, nothing as yet being
heard from Pine, Pleasant Valley,
Christmas and Winkleman, and it seems
that it will be impossible to get further
returns until the ballots are officially
canvassed by the board of supervisors
week from Monday.
One of the latest improvements in
Globe in the way of walks is that from
the bridge to the central school. The
expense was borne solely by H. G.
Huntzinger the photographer. This
trail is the best available during the
winter time when the creek will be up
probably several months. This would
be a good place for county prisoners to
work off their surplus energy.
J. Parke Charming. who is known
throughout the mining world as min
ing authority and writer, is visitor in
the city, and yesterday he spent the
day at the Old Dominion. Mr.. Chan
ming was formerly editor of the Mining
and Scientific Press, which is consid-
cred one of the leading authorities on
the mining industry of the world. AT
present Mr.. Charming is connected