Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Harding is leaving for visit
in Chicago.
Mrs. Sweeney will leave for Denver
this morning.
l.. Jansen of III Paso was here on
business yesterday.
W. II. Cook of st. Joseph, Mo-, was
registered at the Dominion yesterday.
Guy Griffith of the Seelig company
has returned from Missouri, where he
spent four weeks with relatives.
Supervisor William Ryan returned
yesterday from the hills, where he had
been camping for few days.
Fred Bohme of Oklahoma City, was
one of the guests of the Dominion hotel
yesterday.
w. II. Wheeler, who will draw up the
plans for the Saguaro club arrived last
night.
T. 7. Swift, forest supervisor, is in
Washington attending conference of
the United States Forest supervisors.
Ed Stewart, county recorder, who has
been laid up at his home with illness,
will leave soon for a vacation.
Sultan & Wayne, surveyors, report
that business is better in their profes
sion now than it has been this year.
Mrs. C. +. Beck is seriously III at
her home on the old ball ground.
and will remain over Monday.
w. J. Hollywood, representative of
the Russell Electric & Machine com
| pany, is in town on business.
AL Stems, who has been sojournina
at Indian Hot Springs the past ten days
returned to Globe last evening.
| c. T. Barton of Gibson was here yes
terday, having just returned from va.
eaton trip in the east
| Hester r. Colbert of Talkla was
among the visitors in the city yester
day. with headquarters at the Dominion
hotel.
G.. J. Ridenour and Bob Goodwin
went to Rice yesterday to ship a ear OF
| timber for the Stonewall McMiller
Mining company.
Joshua NJ. Richard. who has been as
sisting Howard Wayne as civil en-
| gineer, left here yesterday for a vaca
| ton at his home in Boston.
Ben Estes will leave this morning fol-
Stafford and leave there Monday morn
ing on the big hunt in the White noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Craig and famil,
| with Miss Genevieve Gerald, are il
from Pinal ranch, visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gerald.
+. NJ. Mitchell. former supply elerl
at the local ella Valley, Globe & North
ern Office, has returned from Mexico
on account of illness.
/ L. II. Taylor, representing Stenfeld
& Co. of Tucson, came in last nigh
#. c. McNabb of Denver was anon,
the visitors in town yesterday.
ewing" O Conner is in town from
Mineral creek. Wing has charge o
the Angora Goat company's herd, thir
ty miles west of town. and will return
tomorrow.
Tom Bolts. chief electrician for tn
Old Dominion company, left yesterda,
for Redding. Cal, and other cities, Il
look over the latest appliances in elec
trieal plants in the interest of the Oh
Dominion.
ID. ID. Jayne of Wilcox. president an
manager of the Mascot Mining con
panv on the Aravaipa was in town o.
business Wednesday He stated tina
the ore of the Mascot averaged $40 pc
ton in gold and copper.
G.. NJ. Mauk, the local agent for tn
ella Valley. Globe & Northern, is lai
up with heart trouble--that is, he ha
no cardiac affection, but he must die
which just breaks his heart. It's n
mauck' sickness, and the boys ar
so sorry for him that they haven
time to give Jake any loaded cigars.
g. W. Huntzinger will be employee
at Ingram s during the absence of o.
ear ingram, who is going east to pm
chase his fall and winter stock afte
few days on the Pacific coast. Nj
Huntzinger, who is well known to til
local trade, will be glad to see his oil
friends at Ingram s.