Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-12
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BElTLETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

w. F. Duncan, the San Carlos mer. chant, was in the city yesterday
 A. L. Work, w. D. Cannon and O. c. Pickart of Morenei are here for federal jury duty.
 II. B. Hovland of the Globe Consoli- dated went to Bisbee Sunday to spend a few days.
 Judge Baker returned to Phoenix on Sunday after spending several days in Globe on legal business.
 Mrs. Anna Fitzpatrick, after stay of few weeks here, returned to Safford yesterday.
 The Misses Marie and Hazel Hotch- kin left yesterday for Colorado Springs to be gone about a month.
 Attorney Seth E. Hazard returned to Bisbee Sunday after spending several days here on legal business.
 J. c. Phillipson went down to San Carlos Sunday to get his horse and bug gy, which was sent up from Bisbee.
 Miss Olive Windsor, who has been visiting Mrs. Charles Alexander for week, has returned to Fort Thomas.
 Miss Alice Birdsall has recovered from an attack of the grip, which kept her to her room for several days.
 Dr. J. F. Donald left yesterday for his home at Festus, Mo. He came here Friday to look after his mining inter ests.
 John H. MacMurry, who came to town Saturday to purchase supplies for Gilson s ranch, went ont on Monday mornings train.
 NJ. Christiansen, employed by the rail road company, has been sent to Calva, where they are moving buildings from the old to the new line.
 Mrs A. B. Ballard, who has been wis iting Mrs. Norah Howe here for about week, returned to her home at Fort Thomas yesterday.
 J. D. Holiday has returned to his home at Fort Thomas. He was accom- panied by A. J. Holiday of this city, who will return next Monday.
 c. N. Yansant, formerly disbursing officer at Roosevelt, is in the city from Phoenix to appear as witness in the Lemons case.
 Arthur Amadon of the Dominion ho tel left yesterday morning for month s vacation, which he will spend in various cities on the coast.
 Lowell Hamilton and Lucia Johnson, both of Globe, were united in marriage by Probate Judge Robertson yesterday afternoon.
 B. F. Donahue, in town here for the past two weeks, has returned to Doug las. He is a travelling auditor for the Phelps, Dodge company.
 George T. Peter, who has been in Phoenix since last november visiting the family of his nephew, D. J. Peter, returned to Globe Sunday evening.
 T. T. Hunter, an old and highly re- spected citizen of Stafford, is here in attendance upon the federal court as juror.
 Attorney Thomas E. Flannigan re- turned Sunday evening from Tombstone, "HN'N hC "Nhb to oClbIt up HIS dHdlfS preparatory to making Globe his per manent residence.
 United States Marshal Ben Daniels. his chief deputy, D. N. Willits, and Deputies Hill and Clark, arrived in the city Sunday evening to remain during the session of the federal court.
 The doors and windows for the new courthouse arrived yesterday after pleasant three months trip between Los Angeles and Bowie, to say nothing of the trip from Bowie to Globe. They will be installed at once.
 Gus Heyman, who is probably the oldest drummer in point of service in Arizona, was in the city yesterday. Gus has been making Globe regularly for twenty-eight years and has many friends here who are always glad to see him.
 MT. and Mrs. Garnett Marks arrived in the city from Bisbee last evening Mir. Marks is one of the owners of the Iris theater in Bisbee and a string of other theaters now being started in Arizona and Sonora. The company ex poets to open one of the theaters in Globe in about two weeks.
 John Foster of Bisbee. who is one of United States Marshal Ben Doniels