Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-05
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BElTlETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

Court Reporter Ralph Sturgis will go to Solomonville this morning to attend court.
 James H. Bell of Bsbee was an ar rival in the city last evening for a short business visit.
 P. Jones, in charge of the c. " G. X N. construction work, came up from San Carlos last evening.
 Will Abrams, the Frisco clothing salesman, arrived in the city last even ing, accompanied by his wife.
 E. r. Crawford returned Sunday even ing from Dallas, Texas, where he spent several weeks on account of his health
 Mrs. Shanley, who has been absent in southern California for the last few months, returned to Globe Sunday even ing
 Attorney J. Weinberger returned last evening from Solomonville, where he spent Sunday on business of a personal nature.
 C. C. Chapin, president of the Troy Manhattan company, arrived in the city from Troy Sunday to spend few days with his family.
 $. X. Merritt, city attorney of Bisbee, was among the arrivals in the city last evening and will spend several days here on legal business
 R. J. Young, who is operating mine for the Mitchell Mining company in the Aravaipa district, came in from Fort Thomas last evening.
 H. s. Manuel of the George Bernard Stationery company of St. Louis, was an arrival in the city last evening on his periodical visit to Globe.
 Judge and Mrs. F. J. Edwards re- turned Sunday from Phoenix, where they spent several weeks while the judge was transacting legal business
 C. D. Reppy, right of way agent for the southern Pacific in Arizona, ar rived in the city last evening from Saf ford to spend few days on company business.
 Mir. and Mrs stephen L. Hamilton, who have been visiting Mrs. Hamilton g relatives here for several weeks, leave this morning via Roosevelt for their home in Phoenix.
 County Recorder Ed T. Stewart re- turned Sunday evening from Bisbee, where he spent several days with friends He confirms the report that Bisbee buyers of Denn before the big rise are now buying buzz wagons.
 Judge V. R. N. Greaves, who presides over the destinies of the border town of Naco, arrived in the city last even ing to spend a few days on business. The judge is an old-timer in the south west and has met many former friends in Globe
 Harry Mitchell brother of George Mieehell, president of the Mitchell Min ing company, arrived in the city last evening from New York and will spend several months in Globe. Mir. Mitchell | is not stranger in Arizona, as he lived | in the territory for several years.
 Judge Nave leaves for Solomonville this morning to hold a short session of | the district court at that place. He will adjourn the October term there sine die after disposing of number of small matters. Judge Nave will be | absent one or two days.
 R, P. Whiteside, vice president of the Globe Consolidated Mining com pany, leaves this morning for his home | at Duluth, Minn., highly pleased with | his first visit to Globe. Mir. Whiteside | is one of the largest iron mine owners in the north and has made several mil lions from his ventures in the Mesaba | range. Like other big iron men, Mr. Whiteside is now turning his attention to copper.