Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-19
Short Stories of the City

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 Abused tho Barkeeper--A. L. Living ston was sentenced to serve fifteen days in jail yesterday in Judge Thomas , court on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Livingston abused the bar tender at the Wedge saloon and Officer Hood escorted him to jail.
 Ranger From Tonto--Claude Del bridge, forest ranger in the Tonto coun- try, is in town on business. ' Visiting at Rice---Mrs. F. F. Burnett went to Rice yesterday to visit friends at the Indian town. Mrs. Burnett was recently teacher at the Indian school She was formerly Miss Snow.
 After New Business-W. II. Me Doug all who is district manager for the I. c. S., left yesterday for Silver City, New Mexico, to get new business.
 Nuptial Evont--1nvitations are out for the wedding of Miss Katharine Hunter and Dr. N. s. Stratton, which will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle, at Stafford on Sat nrday the 25th. Dr. Stratton is well known in Globe and Miss Hunter is the daughter of Judge T. T. Hunter, former ly of Stafford but now of Los Angeles.
 
 Established Camp-R. B. Gunter and A. c. Belchcr established camp yes. terday on their two claims six miles west of town in the Pinal foot hills and will begin development work by sinking a double compartment shaft 200 feet The ore is rich in gold and copepr.
 Delegate to Grand Lodge-Edwin C. Bright went to Phoenix yesterday as n delegate to the meeting of the l. o. o. r. grand lodge.
 Rebekah Delegate-Mrs. Clara Kin ney went to Phoenix yesterday as del egate to the Rebekah lodge.
 Gone to Miami-Sam Anderson, ma. shinist and gas engine expert, went to the properties of the Miami Copper com. oany yesterday to accept permanent position.
 Selling Machinery-C. Baxter, rep 'esenting the Sullivan Machinery com. ,any, is in the district taking orders for mining machinery.
 Visiting Schools-W. 0. Kellner left yesterday for the northern part of the ,ounty to visit the schools. He will 5c absent from Globe about ten days.
 Drunk and Disorderlv-Howell Thom- as was sentenced by Judge Thomas yes terday to imprisonment in the city iail fifteen days for being drunk and dis orderly.
 Jailed for vagrancy-J. B. Ford. Ed. Mccormick and J. Heaps appeared in Judge Thomas court yesterday on war ants charging vagrancy. They were given twenty days in the city jail.
 Changed Positicn-Y II. Bryant, un- il recently local representative of the I. c. S., has accepted position with he Gibson collection agency.
 Wedding Yesterday-Leopoldo Rami- -ez, aged twenty-one, and Miss Rita Baron, aged IS, were married yesterday ifternoon at clock by Judge Hinson Thomas. Ramirez is employed at the Continental and is very popular. The bride is charming and highly respect. ed young lady.
 Tn Rawlings Court-J. F. Lockway was fined $l0 in Judge Rawlings court yesterday for disturbing the peace. Loekway, according to court evidence, moved from the Kentro lodging house lust above the Webster house and re turned to the room after being absent one day and searched the bureau for a air of trousers which he had missed in moving. Failing to find them he de- handed permission to search the house md at the same time threatened to take Git out of their hide" Kentros said it would be necessary to have search warrant and an officer was sent for. The jfiicer had q warrant for Loekway s ar est for disturbing the peace instead. He paid his fine.
 Burial Here-The body of the late Ed. B. Phillips will be buried here. A tele- gram was received by a brother of the dead man, residing in Mexico, last night, giving instructions regarding the dispo- sition of the body.
 Survey New Townsite-Sultan & Wayne will begin tomorrow surveying the new East Globe townsite. Accord ing to the land office there are 103 acres embraced in the government tract. When iie survey has been completed the lots will be deeded to squatters for $5 per lot.
 Kinney House Arrivals--H. A. Miles, Los Angeles; L.. c. Leonard, Chicago; F. Westbrook, Chicago; Sol. Schoonover