Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1906-10-28
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BElTlETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told In
Brevities
From Tuesday 5 Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
The city council will meet this even
ing at Fireman's hall.
A. C. Sheldon, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
is in the city on mining business.
L. C Shaker af Los Angeles is trans
acting business in the city. MIR. Slak-
er is in the insurance business.
Ed Barker of Grass Valley, CAL, who
arrived here last week has accepted a
position with the Globe Consolidated
Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naquin left yesterday
morning for their home in Bisbee after
spending several days in Globs. Mr..
Naquin is one of the prominent mer-
chants of Bisbee
Laurie II. Brown of Waco, Texas,
was an arrival in the city Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Brown came here to accept
position with the First National
bank.
Mrs. Kate Savage and her sons
Amos aid Will Stone have returned
from Nogales. The case against Amos
Stone was dismissed, following the ac-
quittal of his mother.
p. p. Greppin, representing Blake,
Moffit & Towne, the largest paper
house on the coast, is trans acting busi-
ness in Globe. Mr.. Greplin is sales
manager for the house.
B. c. Gleason left here this morning
to promote business affairs in Bisbee.
He will go from there to the territorial
fair, where he will exhibit some very
rich silver ore from property in which
he is interested, located in this district.
Lon Bailey, who was severely cut and
slashed last week by Hugh Brewer, is
improving, and yesterday was able to
be up. The preliminary hearing OF
Brewer was yesterday set by Judge
Thomas for Saturday morning at lC
O'Clock.
DIR. S. G. Reading, of Williamsport,
Pa, is here on business connected with
the Arizona National Mining company
of which he is a stockholder. Yester.
day DIR. Reading accompanied Messrs.
Anthony and Scholl to the mines of the
company.
r. J. Dobbs, representing the Ter
r4torial Fair association was here yes
tesday, putting up posters and distribu-
ting other attractive advertising mat
ter. He reports that everywhere he
has been he has found great interest
taken in the fair and the attendance
promises to be very large.
Percy Jones, one of the prominent
engineers of the Randolph lines,
arrived in the city Sunday accompanied
by his wife, and they will make their
residence in Globe. Mr. Jones has
taken charge of the construction work
on the G. V. G. & NJ, which was for
merly in charge of H. Devereaux, who
has severed his connection with the
company.
Yesteid day afternoon Constable Mayss
arrested Dick Williams and NJ. McGov-
ern for fighting. They were taken to
Judge Thomas office, where it was
learned that Williams had attempte
to club an old man with a stick of
wood; that McGovern had interfered in
behalf of the assailed man much to the
distress of Williams. McGovern was
released from Gust dy and Williams
was locked up to sleep oil his jag.
DR.. L. d. Ricketts,, consulting engi-
neer of the Phelps Dodge companies,
returned Sunday evening from Fl Paso.
During his absence from Globe the
doctor acted as guide through Arizona
and Sonora for the members of the
National Geological cong ess who came
up from the City of Mexico to visit the
big copper mines. DR.. Ricketts, was
presented by the members OF the con-
gress with valuable silver, gold-lned
cigar case, on which was his monoe ram
handsomely engraved.