Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-24
Short Stories of the City

,,.istic Window Dresser-The Easter
 ,,',lay of flower hats at Browns bis
 uD ,,,s evidences the presence in this city
 window dresser of unusual ability
 .5 great gift. The arrangement is
 ' '.., of John Granlof, who has charge
 'I ,be clothing and gents furnishing ,,5s departments. He is thoroughly Easrieneed in window work, having s s,5 special training, and his coneep- '.'ao I md executions are nothing short
 .sql work of art. This Easter win.
 ,,r is said to be the finest ever put in by Globe store
 oH for a Vacation-Wil II. Hayes .,J Mrs. Hayes of the American Dye T,rks will leave this morning for Phoe-
 ;, where they will visit for a mum. s., of days and will then go to the p,,fc coast. Before returning they
 ,;n 20 to South Carolina, where they riT spend a number of months.
 Tire Drill-Fire drill is being prac. .;.oj daily in all the schools of the city. 4, inc East Globe building recently .hs urinary and high school rooms were ,nrtied in 42 seconds and the central :, me minute and fifteen seconds. The r,r,ral school has 250 feet of two.inch S,.s and a school fire department com ,,.ed of the largest boys, has been s,yanized and arc drilling for effective r5rk in case of conhagration.
 Eone to Work Claims-Newton Hack ,,r and son Fred left yesterday for the Smmit mining district, twelve miles vest of Globe, where they expect to a extensive development work on a ,gnber of claims they own in that sec ton
 Good Ore Strike-Worden and Mur. ,sv. who are leasing on the II. W. rT3rk properties, one mile east of the 6,y encountered an eighteen-ineh pay streak on Saturday. The ledge matter {, similar to that on the Globe Arizona s ,,operties in the same locality. A quan- t,y of the stuff was brought to the city ir test, and it is believed that it vil run high in copepr.
 Gone to Continental-F. B. Parker vsnt to the Continental mine yester. i,y. where he has accepted a position.
 Deputy Tax Collector-J. II. Van Wasenen has been appointed deputy | gbool tax collector by County Treas. usr Dan R. Williamson and com. zsnced his duties yesterday.
 Back From Bisbee-Nick Miliek, edi- yr of the Narodne Novine, returned | sunday night from Bisbee, where he .,, established a branch office. In the 1,ure the paper will contain Bisbee aDartment, with considerable Bisbee iivertising. The next issue of the pa RI will come out in enlarged form.
 Going to Nevada-Fred W. Uhl, who Ia, been foreman of the orc crushing ispar.ment at the old Dominion for as past three years, will leave this 15fHing for Ely, New, where he has g,1red a good position with the Ne uia Consolidated Mining company.
 Now in Los Angeles-Charles A. Car .s,, recently with the banking depart -t1i of the Old Dominion Commercial Company, is now employed as book istyer by the Metropolitan Bank & | ln't company in Los Angeles.
 Surveys Approved-The surveyor gem eal has approved mineral survey No. .ill. ROsaline No. l, Rosaline No. 3 and a'aIine No. s, lode mining claims, sit n'ei in the Globe mining district, and ained by Clara Kinney.
 Nego Recovering-John Clark, the rgo who was stabbed by Frank Will ans at the Mandolin saloon on the lgat of March l6, is reported to be af!lly recovering. At first but little sie of saving the life of the negro rs entertained by the attending sur Fl1, as the wound was q bad one.
 ElHght Children to Leave-Florence rt Ethel Enright, aged respectively 10 and one.half and five years, made rYaans by the awful tragedy of last Hday night, will be taken to Baxter Snlgs, Kaus., where they will be rear 4 by relatives of the late Mrs. En- a!it Chief of Police Wharton of Bax- N Springs will arrive in the city to- asath and after making the necessary Engagements will accompany the chil- tsl to Kansas.
 Have Twin Babies-Ranger Ander- a' and Mrs. Anderson are the proud N'ntS of twin girls. The stork visited v Anderson home yesterday morning. .'' mother and the little girls are get 2g along nicely.
 Als Webb Resigns-Miss Minnie '@o, who has been employed as 'sAer in the East Globe school during Y past year, rendered her resignation asfday, to accept position in the
 's'nment civil service in California.
 ' Webb was a teacher on the Phil ~-s lSaInds before coming to Globe, - -