Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-10

from Black Warrior last evening to visit with friends.
 E. F. Kellner, president of the Globe Bank & Savings company, will be a passenger for Phoenix this morning to take in the big fair.
 A. c. Alexander, one of the proprie- tors of Indian Hot Springs, returned to Fort Thomas yesterday after spending few days in the city on business.
 James Murtha of Pittsburg, Pa., who is interested in mining, was an arrival in the city last evening, accompanied by George Diehl, also of the Smoky city.
 w. F. Ingram, auditor of the Ran dolph lines, returned to Tucson yester- day morning after spending several days in the city on business for the railroad company.
 s. H. Van Slyck of the "Our House !" liquor store returned last night from Los Angeles and the beach cities, where he spent number of weeks hopeful of improving his health.
 Mrs. A. Howard, who teaches school at Black Warrior, came in from the mine last evening and will leave this morning for Phoenix to attend the teachers institute.
 w. G. Shanley is in from his ranch ten miles from Rice. When he returns he will be accompanied by Mrs. Shan ley and children, who vii spend several weeks on the ranch.
 George L. Fisher, formerly connected with the Mitchell Mining company and now with the Fl Paso Foundry & Ma chine company, spent yesterday in the city and will leave this morning for Fl Paso.
 Fritz Rosenstern, the we'll known hat salesman, is in the city to cheer up his customers and sell few hats. He states that he has found business much better here than in other territorial cities he has visited. The Misses Hord and Etrich of the Globe public schools will leave this morning for Phoenix, where they will attend the territorial teachers insti- tute which will be in session this week. A number of the teachers left for the capital yesterday morning
 Rev. w. P. Buckner of Springfield, Mo, is guest at the Dominion hotel. He is brother of Henry s. Buckner, who is charged with the shooting of D. James and came here to see his brother. He has not yet decided how long he will remain in Globe. Robert Sherer of Los Angeles, head of the firm of Robert Sherer & Co.,, who have extensive construction con tracts with the Gila Valley road, was an arrival in the city last evening, ae- eompanied by George James, his super intendent at San Carlos.
 Mrs. s. F. Nave leaves this morning for Phoenix, where she will attend the territorial fair. At Solomonville she will be joined by Judge Nave, who has been holding district court for Graham county and who will attend the session of the supreme court at Phoenix during the coming week.
 Attorney F. E. Ellinwood, one of the attorneys for the Phelps Dodge com pany, is transacting business in the city. Mir. Ellinwood was formerly chair. man of the territorial democratic cen tral committee, but is now out of poli ties. He makes his headquarters at Bisbee, but has been at Solomonville on legal business.
 A. H. Sterns will leave this morn ing for Chihuahua and the City of Mexico, where he will join Warren J. Young, formerly of Globe, in the con duet of a string of theaters in the large cities of Mexico. The business of the St. Elmo cafe, this city will be man. aged by his partner, A. w. Sydnor, dur ing MT. Sterns' absence.