Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
 MAKES FINAL PRooF-Robert Pringle and Albert N. West yesterday made final proof on land in the Globe district, Pringle for l30 acres at Wheat fields and West for l60 acres near Mi ami. Proof was made before Clerk George Smalley of the district court. The papers will be forwarded to the land office at Phoenix and if the proof is satisfactory, patents will be issued for the land in question.
 DRAWS TEN DAYS-Frank Want of Miami was sent to jail for ten days straight yesterday, by Judge II. H., Pratt. Wyant had been drinking heav- fly for several days and as a last re- sort, his friends caused his arrest. Un- der the circumstances, Judge Pratt de- cided that a straight jail sentence would benefit the young man and he was not given the usual option of paying a fine.
 MINER DEAD-Frank Darch, a miner who has worked in this district for some time, died at the county hos pital early yesterday morning, of con sumption. Funeral services will be held today, under the auspices of the miners union, of which the deceased was a member.
 CUT FLOWERS for Elks' ball. Max son Candy Company. Telephone 1881.
 BUKER FUNERAL--The funeral of Sam Buker, who died from the effects of acute alcoholism Thursday night, will be held next Tuesday. The Bar tenders union and the Fraternal Order of Eagles will take charge of the fun eral, as the deceased was a member of both organizations.
 CHILD BURIED-Thomas the six months old child of Francisco Ruiz, who died Friday, was buried yesterday. Ser vices were held from the family home.
 WILL VISIT HERE-Mrs. Charles O. Towne, of White River Junction, Vermont, is expected to arrive here to. night, to spend three months visit with Mrs J. G. Naquin, her sister. F. M. Dodge, brother, will meet Mrs. Towne at Bowie and accompany hen to this city. l
 FINE WINDOW-A fine window dis. play is to be seen at Sultan Brothers store Two of the windows show fine line of ginghams and white goods that 4ag at4 tir,dr much attention from Globes feminine element. ii ls,tA
 SUNDAY DINNER-There is appar- ently little need of the housewife cook ing Sunday dinner, if she first secures a glance at the menu from Miller's cafe, to be found on the society page of this issue. This menu is well ar, ranged and should prove popular today.
 HOTEL ARRIvALS-Lacene Foster, Blairsville, Pa.; B. F. Jakolsen, Mesa; K. K. Mcintyre, Roosevelt; P. E. God dard New York; Louis Degen, Mesa; G. B. Marshall, Miami; A. Weingartner, San Francisco; Joe Heller, Chicago; w. B. Preston, Los Angeles; II. T. Hol- land, Los Angeles; John A. Hanley, Los Angeles; C. F. Egan, Omaha; w. o. Futile, Rice; C.. Hutchinson, Denver; John G. Boyd and wife, Mintrise, Iowa; IT, w. Bishop, Solomonville.
 FREIGHT MAN LEAvEs-M II. Taylor of Los Angeles, travelling weight accountant of the transcOntinental freight bureau, who has been spending few days in this city, will leave this morning for territorial points.
 GooDFEILoW GoES-Dr. George Goodfellow, chief surgeon of the Ran. dolph system, will leave for territorial points this morning, after spending a day in Globe and the surrounding dis trict.
 LITTLE FELLOW PASSES AWAY Donald Arthur, the little son of MT and Mrs. Arthur Willoughby of Nofts- ger Hill, died Thursday night after an illness of two weeks. Diptheria was the cause of his death and it was made doubly sad as both the parents are vary