Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-13
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY Salvation Army-Speciai attraction tonight. Young Peoples league. Old and young invited to come and bring their bibles. Subject, "Heaven, by Candidate F. Lee. Songs and duets by the comrades Don't forget tho social and entertainment Saturday, May l6. Tickets 25 cents each, The children will give songs, duets, drills and reeita. tions during the evening.
 Go to Scottsdale-Denis Thornsbury and Mrs. Thornsbury left yesterday for Scottsdale, near Phoenix, to take charge of Chaplain Scott's ranch. MT. Thorns' bury was employed at the O. D. mine here.
 Securing School Census-G. II. Cook has been appointed census taker for this district. He has begun taking the school census.
 Berry Retarns-N. s. Berray, former. ly mine superintendent of the Old Do minion, returned to Globe Monday night from Los Angeles and will remain a few days on business.
 Today Last Day-Then pr. Glaze, the Chicago nerologist, will close his engagement in Globe. Those wishing glasses fitted by the latest and best methods should see him at once. Rooms 26 and 27, Kinney House.
 Gives Creditors Notice-Mary Jane Graydon, Administrative of the estate of William Graydon, deceased, has com. pleted publication of a notice to cred itors of the Graydon Estate. The cred itors have three months left to file their claims.
 Probate Court Today-This is the day for the return of sale of personal prop ert yin the Pasquale Nigro estate. The hearing is set for ten o'clock.
 Moved to Safford-C. W. Holt of So. High street has moved his family to Stafford. He is now employed by the Gibson Lumber company in the Graham Mountains.
 Eastern Business Trip-Joe Band. hauer is in Chicago and Cincinnati on business and is expected to return Sat. urday.
 Hill Street Main-The Pinal Noun. tain Water company yesterday made ar. engagements to lay a water main on South Hill street.
 Walked in Street in Night Clothing Matt Zimmerman, who is being cared for at tho county hospital for injuries to one of his feet, walked down the streets seemingly in a dazed condition, dressed only in his night clothing. He drayman, whose name could not be learned.
 Returns From Magdalena-Albert By. land, popularly known as "shorty" has returned from about Magdalena, Sonora, Mexi. He will stay here this summer and expect to return to Magdalena ear ly in the autumn.
 Storage Nearing Completion--The cold storage warehouse being erected by tho Van Slyck & Mayer adjoining the Lowthian warehouse on Railroad avenue is nering completion. The capacity of the cold storage boxes will be six ear. loads of beer.
 Leaving For Calfornia--James An. derson and Mrs. Anderson will leave Thursday morning for California to en. joy an extended vacation.
 Returns to Globe--waldo Adams, who clerked for Ingram & Co. part of last season, has returned to Globe from his homo at Dodge City, Kans. He ex. poets to remain here for an indefinite time.
 Music at the "Star' ''--The Star par. Tor on North Broad street has just in. stalled s75 dollar photograph and some of the finest records that arc on the market. This in addition to the new piano furnishes excellent entertain ment for the customers of the "Star. !" Going to England-Harry Johns and Mrs. Johns will leave on Thursday morn ing for Cornwall, England to visit rol atives whom they have not seen for fourteen years.
 Group of Houses Leased--J. E. Mo. Murray yesterday leased five housts from B. F. Crawford for period of olie year with tho option of an extensi ,n of two years to the lease or the Op. tion of purchase.
 Distribute Haag Estate-Yester the probate court granted decree for the distribution of the residue of the estate of Adolph Haag, deceased. Ja. cob Suter is the administrator.
 Back From Fl Paso-Shirley Neffe re- turned from Fl Paso last night from business trip,
 Returned From New York-Chas. M.