Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-24
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

Receives Benefts-Henry Lee, the
ella Valley, Globe & Northern conduc-
tor, who broke two of his fingers in
an accident some time ago, was paid
$65.77 insurance by the Pacific Mutual
company.
VIII Probated-The last will of John
II. Chambers was admitted to probate
yesterday by Probate Judge p. C. Rob
ertson. James p. Fault was appointed
executor. Chambers died June 5, last,
leaving some mining claims which have
not yet been appraised.
Secret Wedding Revealed-That Ed,
ward Osborne and Mrs. r. Nancarrow
were secretly married March 5, last,
was revealed yesterday by the bride,
who gave out the announcement that
the nuptial knot had been tied hard and
fast by Rev. Decker on the date named.
Immediately after the wedding, Mrs.
Osborne sailed for Cornwall, England,
with her two children. and returned
20 Globe about ten days ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborne are living on School hill.
Alfalfa Crop All Right-Farmers
throughout this section are rejoicing
over both the quantity and quality of
the alfalfa crop, of which the second
cutting is being hauled in. The wealth
er, this year, has been just right, and
the savory fodder is harvested in finer
shape than ever.
Where Is That Rock-Page and Pick.
ems, the champion drillers who were out
Monday, looking for rock suitable for
the drilling contest to be held in Globe
for the Fourth of July, returned late
in the evening after vain search
They found several rocks that looked
as though they would hold the most am
but these were in places Inaccessible,
to teams and the transportation difh
eulties were too great. Other sections
will be visited, however, and there will
be no question of providing the required
rock when the time comes for the con
tests.
Many Went to Pinto Greek Dance
Scores of fun.lovers from Globe attend
cd the dance given last night at Pinto
Creek by Miners Union No. 22S, and
the men of the Gibson camp had great
time of it, as did, indeed, all who par
took of their hospitality. The call for
rigs and vehicles of various patterns
and make began early yesterday and all
of the livery stables in town were call
ed upon for transportation, but Barclay
& Higdon refused to let their big new
carriage 60 out of town at any price.
Renfro Work Starts--A letter from
J. p. Haywood at Dripping Springs to
Lyman c. Woods of this city, states
that Sullivan, the man who bonded the
Renfro property for $4,000, has al.
ready started his survey, the work be-
ing done by City Engineer Howard
Wayne Of Globe, and that experts are
looking over the property of Wood and
Hayward, mentioned the other day by
the Silver Belt as promising proper
ty.
Two Civil Suits Concluded--Two
judgements were handed down by Judge
Nave in the district court yesterday, for
the plaintiff in each instance. One of
these suits was that of John Gay
against Jose Mendoza, suit on an ac-
count in which the plaintiff was award
ed sl66.70; the other was that of Stella
T. Caller ct al. against Stella NJ. French
ct al.
Amster- keystone Trial Today-The
trial of the already famous Amster-K Key
stone suit win begin today in the dis.
triet court, Judge Nave presiding.
Charles Board Dead-Charles Board.
who recently sang illustrated songs at
the Iris theater in this city, died in
Bisbee few days ago. Heart failure
was the cause of his death. Mr.. Board