Arizona silver belt. [volume], May 17, 1884, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
Saturday. May 17, 1881.
Baptist Onvncii XoTicr.. rrcachlng,
Sunday, at lOuSO a. in. Sunday School nt
11:80 a. m. Prayer meeting' ami Hlble
study, Friday, 7:30 p. in., at private lesl-
JC
TriE SIliVEll MELT Is kept on file at
E. C. Hakes Advertising Agency, 65
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Oal.,
where contracts for advertising can bo
mndo for It.
Ofllce Hours
ol Globe & San
graph Company.
Carlos Tele-
From 8 to 11:15 n. m, 12:15 to 1 p.
and
7 to 9 p. in. Sunday hours 'J to 10 a. in.
and 7
id 7 to 8 p. in. , , , .
Nleht-rato messages must ho handed In
before 8:20 p. m. to Insure prompt trans
mission over W. U. lines.
U. M. ALLISON', Operator.
LOC.Xj 'iT'E'WS.
Fresh bread at Chapel's.
D. Henderson paid
this wsck.
Tucson a visit
Loavo your orders for fiuo luscious
strawberries at Chapel's.
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Wo would call attention to tho now
advertiscmentof Tavlor & Hatch.
Work was resumed on the Mack
Morris by lessees on Tlmvsday lasj.. (
Jos. H. Hamill and W. A. Holmes
havo taken a trip to tho Tonto country.
$ 9 t
J. livers & Schein aro selling white
and colored torchon laces, at 10 cents a
yard.
Tom Yates left, the present week,
for a short visit to his former home in
California.
Chapel has just received tho largest
and finest oranjjes and lemons of the
season.
Captain Watkins returned Thursday
to Globe after a three wcoks stay at
his ranch on Tonto.
Fresh cherries, strawberries and ap
ricots daily expected Chapel's, head
quarters for fruit.
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Tho average daily product of tho
Uwo Old Dominion furnaces is about
tfiftccn tons of ingot copper.
Wo learn that tho Centennial mine
-Will soon resume work, andean sco'no
rctson why it should not pay.
P. C. Robertson, proprietor of tho
0. JC. livory stable, is out with a new
&caic of prices for boarding horses.
Job Atkins and D. A. Reynolds have
returned to Globe, firmly convinced
that bi. is the best, country to stay
wUh. ,
'' rfSTOk
Ihc rcceui
cd'fotk lroakerJ
belonging
Dominion Copper
Company will
7,i a 9x13 Jump
--Ws5b-
jnstt&bla
ofTadies silk and "taffata"
mitteglc1
orsctsajuuibUens ot all
shades.
V
There was (juito a disturbance in
Chinatown Tuesday night, but it was
Fooii quolled by jugging ouo of tho
Celestials.
.
Normam F. Salter has beon ap
pointed census marshal of school dis
trict No. 1. Globe, and will commence
his duties at once.
J. Crampton and family have re
moved from Richmond Basin to Globe.
H. F. Crawford and family have moved
from Salt river to this place.
Dr. G. 1 Johnston and J. L. Clark
who havo made an extensive survey
of central and northern Arizona, re
turned to Globo on Thursday.
Papillon Blood Cure contains no
mineral of any kind, it restores tho
blood to a healthy condition, regulat
ing excessess, and provents disease.
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NOTICE. Persons knowing them
Helves indebted to D. Henderson, will
call at once and settle, thus saving
themselves costs. D. Hi:niei:son.
If reports aro true, tho Alice mine
will soon bo in active operation, it is
rciiKided as a promising claim. Wo
hope soon to seo it on a paying basis.
A hundred and fifty giade cattle
"wanted. Thoso having that number
for salo can hear of a purchaser by
applying at the Arizona Silveij Belt
Office.
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Wo aro informed that work will
soon bo resumed upon tho Cox and
Coplin mino and that it is in con
templation to reduce tho ore in tho
Miami mill.
Sergt. Waltor Gow of troop G. com
mitted suicide yesterday at San Carlos
by shooting himself through tho head
with a pistol.
If your breath is offensive, your
.nostrils fetid and tilled with putrid
matter, and you aro rapidly becoming
.consumptive, uso Papillon Catarrh
'uro;you will bo purified and per
manently cured.
Tho El Pao Times, of May 1st. con
tains a notice of tho drowning in the
accquia of a little son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Kerr, nt that place. Tho par
Mits were once residents of McMillen,
in this county, and were highly cs
tceinod. They havo tho sympathy of
their nu'nT.ius friends ,uid neighbors
liep.
1'IIKMKNTATION.
The editor on his return from
San Carlos, brought from A. B.
Simmons as a present to Chas. Hoi
born, an Apache fiddle made of a mes
cal stalk, with one string, on which
tho Indians play. The following aro
the letters of presentation and response. :
Sax Caiilos Agency, May 9.
Mr. Chas. Holiioux: I havo the
pleasuro hereby to present to you,
through tho editor of tho JJelt, a fid
dle. It is not exactly a cremona, nor
has it ever been performed on by l'a-
ganani or Olo Hull. It is, I believe,
nevertheless, capable of "discoursing
most excellent music" when in the
hands of that child of nature, tho no
ble red man. It has fewer strings
than the far famed harp of a thousand
strings; In fact it has only one string,
but knowing that, in other matters,
you havo moro that one string to your
bow, the donor has tho opinion that
tliis ono well resiucd string, will while
for you many a weary hour away,
and that soliloquizing in the words of
the immortal bard, you may say, ''If
music bo tho food of love, play on."
A. 13. Simmons.
Mn. A. B. Simmoxs. Dear Sir and
Fellow Sinner: It is with no ordinary
feelings of gratitude that I received,
from tho editor of tho Belt, your cs
timablo present for which I return
you my best (hanks. I have no doubt
that you aro speaking from exper
ience when you, recount tho excellent
effects produced by this fiddle of tho
one string, and that you havo "fed"
during many a weary hour on what
you call this "food of love." When
you visit Globo I hope this fiddle, with
other musical instruments, may help
to ravish your cars with sweet music.
I am, very truly yours,
Chas. Holbui:n.
Parents generally aro desirous that
the school should continue its session
during seasonable weather. The trus
tees and teachers desirous to oblige
have concluded that it shall close Juno
13th which will enablo the teachers to
review past studies at which time there
will bo a public exhibition. The
children havo made remarkable prog
ress in their studies which is evi
dence of tho satisfactory conduct of
the school. The trustees are also en
titled to favorable mention for the in
terest displayed in behalf of tho insti
tution. Capital Comfort.
Washington, D. C Mrs. Mary K.
Sliced, 1110 Maryland avenue, Wash
ington, D. 0., states, that for several
years she had suffered terribly with
facial neuialgia and could find no re-
UcfiIn a recent aUackawfnph exten
ded to tu
painuv
pain-re-
affected,
threetimes only, all pain vanished as
if by maj?;c, and has not returned.
Tho mail servico between Globo and
Thomas' has been abandoned, and tho
stock withdrawn from tho hue. The
P. 0. Department telegraphed the
Globo postmaster and ordered tempo
rary service, for which 82,100 per an
num would be paid; a sum much less
than the cost of carrying the mail be
tween the points named. J. D. Ein
mcrson, of Louisiana, is tho contrac
tor, who is the only one resposible for
the service.
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It was reported upon the streets of
Globo that our townsman Alonzo
Bailey was a heavy suflerer by the
failure of Hudson k Co., bankers of
Tucson and although denied by Mr. B
his loss was still referred to. The
Tucson Citizen of tho l'Jth contains a
list of depositors ai d holders of certi
ficates of deposits and other evidences
of indebtedness against that bank.
Mr. Bailey's name appears as a credi
tor for only SI 1.25.
Tho Sulphcr Valley Saws, of tho
10th, gives tho number of teams ar
riving at Willcox and departing for
Globe during tho weok at 80. Wagons
drawn by each team will average
three. They carry coke atid copper
bullion. Tho average incoming weight
of freight for each large team is not
less than 2!j,000 pounds while a few of
them haul 80,000 pounds.
The Sonoranian who claims the cat
tlo (250) recently taken by Gcronimo
from his range in Mexico, was
recently at San Carlos and demanded
restitution of tho same. Wc havo not
learned tho result of his mission. Wo
understand that ho identified about
125 by the brands.
Chas. Schulze, the shoemaker, has
just received a full stock of ladies,
gents and children's shoes, which ho
will sell at bud rock prices. Call in
and see him. We would direct atten
tion to his advertisement in another
column.
Ladies and others who enjoy the
rcfre&hing sight of flowers can not
puss1 a more agreeable hour than by
spending it in Doctor Stallo's garden
which is redolent with choicest flowers.
He is constantly adding to his rare
collections.
Papillon Cough Cure cured an in
fant only a few weeks old, of whoop
ing cough after a consultation of'pliy
sieians pronounced it beyond recovery.
It stop-, the v. hoop :md allows llir
mcMth toiturn
0 gTK. siimiKinrmi inr
rBBBBBlBViHIBBIBHVHHM
hmui, i tie urcnr
Kever. RubCing the pax's
mertVHm
TKHltlTOniAIi TOPICS.
Condensed from Our Exchanges for
'.'HUvcr Belt" Ilcau'eifl,
E. L. Bradshaw, who was run over
by a freight train near Casa Grando
some timo since, died in tho Tucson
hospital last week, his system not
being ablo to stand tho amputation of
an arm. Deceased was for a long time
a resident of this camp, and will bo
remembered as the slayer of Tom
Waters in front of the Arcade saloon
about thrco years ago. He was an
old timer on the Pacific coast and a
resident of most of tho mining camps
that havo sprung up during the past
thirty years. Epitaph.
Thrco assignments of Hudson &
Co.. James H. Toole and Chas. Hudson
were filed with tho county recorder
Monday. They aro mado to T. L.
Stiles, Esq., of Tucson. Their individ
ual creditors aro preferred; after them
the depositors in their banking insti
tutions, and also J. T. Smith, who de
posited with the Tucson house $9,901,
28 on May 8.
Tho wheat and bailey crop of Salt
river valley will reach a total this
season of 40,000,000 pounds.
Phillip Mead, a nativo of New Or
leans, La., was run over Sunday night
by tho Eastern bound train at Willcox.
Amputation was mado at tho knees.
Ho died at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The phenominal snow and cold
weather having struck Apache county
during the lambing season, has been
disastrous to the sheep interests. The
loss in Apache county alone will ap
proach 10,000.
Tho Willcox postoffico will become a
money order office July 1st.
Tho Democrats of Gila County arc
requested to meet a Stallo's Hall on
Tuesday May 20th, at 7 o'clock, p. m.
A largo attendance is requested, as
business of importance will bo trans
acted with a view to tho future pros
perity of the party.
Q. C. Tebbs,
Chairman Co. Com.
Tho first fourteen days of this month
the Old Globo smelters produced 200
tons of ingot copper or a fraction over
fourteen tons per day. Tho company
have two thrity ton furnaces in blast.
Tho mino never looked better than
now; oro is most abundant and of a
good quality.
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Tho machinery for the erection o.f a
mill, (a ball-crusher) on the difido be
tween Wild Rye and Green valley, is
now at Winslow, on tho A. & P. road,
and will bo moved to tho placo where
it is to bo erected as soon as tho road
is pwsiMc for heavy wagons.
, finrinK ",0seasontforj!hiosnuitoes
kj.viouhou plants, it your skilrtfinipure,
a bite will swell aud fester unless you
apply Papillon Sinn Cure. A single
application will'uGutralize the poison.
W. W. llrookner returned from
Wild Rye Thursday, and reports vege
tation strong and everything lovely.
Salt river is barely fordable, and not
unattended with danger to tho way
farer. Wo acknowledge tho receipt of an
invitation to be present at a ball given
in Phoenix, at tho Lemon Hotel, March
15th, which marks the opening of that
building for the accommodation of
guests.
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We are under obligations to R. Mc
Donald for files of newspapers printed
at tho African diamond fields. They
contain much interesting reading.
An attachment was sued out b' tho
Anglo California Bank, of San Fran
cisco, against Hudson & Co., of Tucson,
to secure the payment of 180,000.
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B. G. Fox has been appointed dep
uty assessor, and will be found at all
times in the sheriffs oftico, ready for
the transaction of business.
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Patrick Hamilton is doing a good
work for Arizona, in the amended re
print of his Resources of Arizona.
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Just received at Somerville's Bakery,
a largo and assorted supply of sweet
crackers, ginger snaps, c.
Prof. C. Soycr and Chas. Denhart
returned from their southern trip
yesterday.
i
Tho supremo court reports of this
territory, arc now ready for distri
bution. A committeo of the Cochise county
grand jury is engaged in an examina
tion of tho accounts of Hudson &
Toole's Tomstone branch bank. The
Epitaph of the 12th says it is suscep
tible of proof, that tho funds deposited
in the Tombstone house have been
drawn out by the Tucson house, and
used in loans and speculation in that
section; that Tombstone has been tho
big end of tho funnel into which the
deposits wore poured, and Tucson the
other end from which tlicy escaped.
If Hudson it Co. havo anything that
can bo realized upon, it is in Tucson,
and not in Tombstone.
A lato New York dispatch an
nounces the existence of the wildest
excitement, in conscciuenco of recent
failures. Sidewalks and carriage-ways
in some localities aro impassable. A
run upon the banks is threatened.
Money in Now York, on tho 14th, was
loaning for or.e j or crt p"i- day
r- M3l
'v-'AB
5l
Q6vornor Tritle informed the;
, . ,,. .. , , "11 A 11
co it Miner that ne wm noi caiu
tra session of tho legislature.
A Washington special to the Cj
natti Ennuircr savs an adj&unMfit
6f concress is nrobablo in Juno".
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Tho reaper death has harKed
Cyrus II. McCormick, who madaWpr
tune by manufacturing rcap in
Chicaco. He had lived 75 yearsaDF
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China and Franco havo buriejhe
hatchet, edgo down. China agroI to
withdraw her troops from ToBfiuin.
France abandons all claim for ii
demnity. Tho Chicago billiard match between
Schaifler and Slosson, on the 13, "re
sulted in a victory for Shaiftw'. His
highest run was 211 ; Slossongbored
200 as his highest. 4T ,
The Prescott Miner says a nSn an
swering the description of JoeJ-Wine-brow,
tho murderor of a Chinaman at
Piiccnix, has been arrested byjfDeputy
Sheriff Vandeburgh. p
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The bronze slatuo of the lato Cbiof
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Justico Marshall was recently unveiled
on tho capitol grounds, 5in Washing
ton. Marshall was ono of America's
most profound jurists. . i
A San Francisco dispatch of the 12th
says: Before tho oponing of th"e Sharon
case to-day the plaintiff, Miss Hill, in
formed General Barnes, .counsel for
tho defense, that she would cowhide
him if ho persisted in talking to her
cousin, Frank Rodney, about her af
fairs. The day was lonsumcd in tho
cross-examination of II. L. Wells, who
on Friday last admitted to having tes
tified falsely. On motion, of Judge
Terry, of counsel for plaintiff, Wells
was arrested and charged with per
jury- i
The following explains' itself. Mr.
Rowe has been entirely. too fresh in
this matter, and should be invited to
take a back seal:
Quijotoas, May 5, 1884.
Aloxzo Bailet, of Ten' D'em. Central
Com. for Gila County. Dear Sir: For
delegates to National Dem. Conven
tion, the following gentleman have
been nominated by the various mem
bers of the committee: &tbcrt F. Ban
ta (presented by) 2; W. K. Meade, 7;
Alonzo Bailey, 1; P. J. Bolan, 1; A. R.
Owens, 1; Ed. Thompson, 1; A. C. Ba
ker, 1; G. H. Oury, 7; C. P. Head, 1;
Hugo Richards, 2; SamT Purdy, 3; L.
C. Hughes, 7.
From this list please) to mako your
final choice of thy two allowed, "and
forward tho record of Vour vote to me
at Prescott, prior to-Juno 1st, 1881.
Also your vote as to tnie.and place of
holding Territorial Coition. For
alternates, myrplan wa-wTut the two
highest nunibor of vAttoO tho dele
gates, and the ucfxMfe ighest the
twoalteruflBfejHHpgihrnjtted
iMlmt' tl)inlcuTJP5rSgMffvv''ll be
taken. ,n s itothjE0H9?t wjl
(no jjievcL
ChairmaffrerDeli. 'Central Com.
Daily tomperaturo for tho week:
May 9, max Ls, 90
min A. I ".. 57
" 10, max l. 91
min .h 55
" 11, max 91
min k: 40
" 12, max I-. 88
min f..i 45
" 13, max ..7) 87
min J 44
" 14, max r!, 82
min : 56
" 15, max ,.'.-. 84
win '. 54
Preferred Locals.
Fresh ranch eggs at Somerville's.
Have you seen Schein's tcoop hats,
for ladies? ?c-
Go to the Crystal Lake saloon for a
cool drink. -j
Puro Ohio maple sugar at Chapel's,
a few cakes left. T
Parties desiring wood, please leave
orders at Chapel's. !t
For pretty prints and ginghams, go
to J. Myers & Schein. :,
Canned pie plant, 3 for pno silver
dollar, at Chapel's.
Farties desiring ice can now leave
their orders at Benbrook & Morcing;
saloon.
Elegantly furnished rooms at -Chapel's
on Oak St., by the day, week or
month. i
Chapel has a mowing machine and
a good sulky horse rake to .trade for
hay, barley, corn or cash, f
Another large invoice of fresh'ranch
eggs just arrived at Chapel's, 50 cents
per dozen. They go like hot cakes.
Graydon has just received a car
load of assorted iron and hard wood,
which he will sell at greatly reduced
prices.
Chapel makes a specialty of fresh
and dried fruits, butter, cheese, eggs,
and everything that's good.
J. Myers & Schein have received tho
latest novelties of satines, buntings,
nun's veiling, lace checks aud french
knadder.3.
A choice selection of toilet and laun
dry soap just arrived at Chapel's.
Call at Chapel's for a messofRqund
Shore herring for breakfast.
Call at Chapel's for a packago, of
Boone's lye hominy, America's nation
al dish.
Assorted and fancy candies just ro
ecived at SomervilloV. I
, .... yy,.
Soirtervillo i3 just m receipt of
'dfie'd fruit, raisins, citrons, currants,
ja'ra and jellies, as also orariges, lem
ons and apples.
Somervillo has Middleton's ranch
bnlter for sale, fresh every week.
' Van Wagenen has received a choico
assortment of fancy candies and
crackers.
Fresh ranch eggs at L. Robinson's.
Butter, eggs and cheese at Somer
villo's. Go to Somerville's for oranges, lem
ons and apples.
All classes of goods at bottom
prices at Van Wagenen's.
Another fresh arrival of fancy cakc3
and crackers at Somerville's.
J. W. Douglass, clothes cleaner and
repairer, will bo found at his rooms
on Broad Street, between the Globe
and Arcadia saloons.
If you want fancy crackers and fan
cy biscuits, go to Somerville's.
A now and elegant stock o f men's
hats iust received at Van Wagenen's.
A new invoice of gentlemen's fur
nishing goods at Van Wagenen's.
J. Myers & Schein, would respect
fully announco to their customers,
and the public in general, that they
are now ready to ofl'erttt unprecedent
ed low prices, tho largest and most
complete stock of dry goods ever of
fered in Globe. Our various depart
ments cannot be uxcelled, by any other
house in tho Territory; they comprisq
a full line of dress goods, white goods,
fancy goods, hosiery, millinery and
notions. Our ladies, misses and chil
drens shoes, is the largest and finest
selection ever brought to Globe, and
will be sold lower than the market
value. Having bought the above in
largo quantities, it will enable us to
sell cheaper than any of our competit
ors. Our stock is now open for in
spection. srAimtKv.
BEACH BltlGIIAM In (ilobc, May 11th,
at the residence of John Clark, by B. G.
Fox, Justice of the Peace, 3Ir. A. Beach
to Mrs. Manuela Brigluim.
MARSHALL SWAXSEX In Phoenix,
Feb, ulli. by Rev. Dr. Gregory, Joseph J.
Marshall to Miss Gcity Swaiibcn, both of
Globe.
Scvr Advertisements.
u.Tjyj .-irgr-i: z. j- 'j mjl,:
Fop Kent.
A dwelling containing
FOUR ROOMS.
Apply to
CHAUXCY GUXX.
GREAT
Reducti o n
IN PRICES.
TAYLOR &HATCH
Will sell
& Cigars for 12 1-2 cts.
Except Imported Bands of
ALES,
PORTEK,
BEER,
MIIN'ERA.IL. WATER,
O. P. S. WHISKEY,
Imported & Key West Cigars 25c.
A Large Lot of
cox;ni:sM,
MM; IjEGATj cap,
IKTTEll l'APEIl,
ENVELOPES a PICTURE FRAMES
CAUIXKT-SIZr.
Very Cheap for Cash.
This is a GEXERAL IXVITATIOX,
TAYLOR & HATCH.
May 17-tf
CHAS. SCHULZE,
BOOT audi
Shoemaker,
Has just received the
Largest - Most Complete Stock
of
LADIES, GENTS and
CHILDREN SHOES
Ever brought to Globe.
TIES of EVERY DESCRIPTION,
And of the very Latest Styles.
liners loots & hoes
Boots nnd felines made on short notice,
and in the neatest manner. REMEMBER
THE PLACBBruad Street.
sT tiicx or tjii: TS
BIG BOOT.
May 17-lf
SJSrtSiSiooiiiaii
iTsTT mT7
h'iim I inwimi iiMMiin
FORT THOMAS i BOWIE STATION
Stage Line;
SHORTEST, PUICKEST AND CKEAPEST ROUTE TO GLOBE;
DAILY LINE OP CONCORD COACHES.
Fare from Fort Thomas
(EEThis line offers special inducements to parties traveling cast from
Globe, as a saving of 24 hours is effected in time, and about $17 in fare is
saved, besides 120 miles in distance.
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Fcb.9-tf
PALACE HOTEL,
TUCSON, A. T.
fading $4 of rizcna.
F'irst-Class Accommodations.
FREE BUSS to and from Depot.
oct n GEO. RAYFIELD, Prop.
J. LIBERMAN & CO.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AND
Commission Merchants
WILCOX. A. T. Freight forwarded to C'nmp. Grant nnd Thomas, Dos Cabesas, Globe,
Sallord. Pueblo Vlcjo, and all points supplied from Wilcox.
LOKDSDUUG, M.M Freight forwarded ioSliak.peare, Sliver City, Clifton, (A. T.,
and all points in Sew Mexico to bo Mipplicd from I.ordsburg.
"CAItE OF .1 L. & CO." WILLCOX OR LORDSBURG. Nov. G-tf
TUTT
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA. ., .
From these sources artea tnrco-fourtlis ot
o-,r riLnoRpa of Hio tamiiajrncp, Ohefla.
yraptom3indlcat9theircsuiienco:I.oM ot
Appetite, Bowel cottlvct Sick Head
cclic, fullneas niter eating, arerilon to
exertion of body or mlndt Eructetlon
of food, Irritability of temper, low
spirits, A feellnff of Iiaving ncplccted
mine duty, J)lzslnes,E'laUerltigattlie
Heart, Dots before the cyca.IiicUlycol
ored ferine, GOA'STIPATIOWV nd da
jnand tho uso of a remedy that nct3 directly
on tho I.lvcr. AsaLlvermedioiuoTDXT'S
FILLS havo no equal. Their cctlonon tho
KlJncysnndSkial3alsoproiapt;;rcmoYing
all Impurities through theso thrco "scav
enger of the system," producing appe
tite, sound digestion, roRulnr Btcol3, a cleir
ehlaandavlsorouabody. tOX'jC'HIILI.S
ennso no nausea or griping nor interfere,
with dally work and aro a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
HolU eYcrywhcrgc. OU.4UInmyStMN.Y.
Gbat IUnt on WniSKCia changed In.
Etantly to a Ulogsy 'Ilack hy a slnclo ap
plication of thU DTE. Sold by Drugs'813!
or sent by express on receipt of SI. ,
Ofnee, Murray Streot.Xew York.
TUTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.
J.iii.5-ly
Deelaration ns Mole Trader.
I MAGGIE O'BOYLE, WIFE OF WIL-
liamC. O'Uoyle, dodoclaio, that I in
tend to cairy on biiMiii's-. in my own naim1,
and on my own account. The business,
trade, pi ofession, occupation or art, I in
tend to carry on, Is that of hotel, retail
rant, saloon and boaulin house keeper,
and also in buj hn; nnd selling all kinds of
commodities puitainlni: to such business,
as well as general merchandizing. That I
intend to carry on said business at Mixer
King village, Aiiznna, and elsewheie in
tills Territory. Principal place of business
Silver King. That the capital to be in
Nested in said business does not exceed
Khe Thousand Dollais, and I am imlividu
all lesponslble for all debts contiactcd by
me" on account of my trade and business as
aforesaid.
Dated, May 1. 1SS4.
MKS. MAGGIE OTJOYLE.
Mav 10-3v
I'robatc Xotice.
IX THE PltOUATE COURT OF GILA
County, Tenitnry of Arizona.
In the matter of the KsUleoi HANS AX
TOX AXDEUSOX, deceased.
Xotice is hereby gien that Tuesday, the
3rdda of June, A. I)., IhSI, at 10 o'clock a.
in., of said day, and the couit loom of said
couit. in the town of Globe, Gila County.
Teiritory of Aiizona, hae been appointed
as the time and place for proing the Will
of said Hans Anton Anderson, deceased,
and for healing the application of Olof
Maitin Anderson, for the issuance to him
of Letters Testamentary thereon.
Globe, A. T., May 1. 1&S1.
. L. LONG, rrobate Judge.
Wim.iam (iRavks Atl'y for Petitioner.
May 3-lw
Fur Sale al a Rargain.
OXE XEW ASSAY OUTFIT, ALL
complete, three new Fish freight wag
ons. Iron axles: one second-hand Poi tabic
Holler and Engine, eight horse power; one
good strong top buggy and liariie, one
second-hand billianl table outfit, one tw eh o
mule team artl harness and wagons, one
delivery hand cat t, on springs; one auto
malic music, cabinet organ, several good
new bed-room seK Anph to
E. 1 KELLXElt, Globe, A. T.
Mav 3-lm
& fi ii a w eek at home, f 5.00 outlit free.
3M)0 Pay absolutely sine. Xo risk.
Capital not required. Header, if on want
business at which person of either sex,
joungorold, can make great pay all the
time they woik. with absolute certainty,
write for p.utieulais to II. 11ai,li:t v Co..
Poi (land. -Maine. dce.I5-ly
(2ir Fair Warning.
ALL RILLS XOT PAID MOXTIILY
will be closed up. fuither ere.lit re
fused and collections forced h law. I
make nociceptions to this rule, milcv. bv
special agreements. E. F KFLLXEU. "
apl 12-lm
to Bowie Station, S I 2.50.
S. QUINN, Proprietor?
THE l'HYKlCIAVS ADVICE.
"What shall I do?" old Aker cried,
"For this sharp anguish in my sldo,
"This dreadful lhcumatisin I
"I've tried all soits of physic viley
"Which certainly have cost a pile.
"And still I've paroxysm."
The doctor said : "My friend, eschew
"These noxious nostrums, or else you
"Will be too weak to kill a cur;
-'GitO Up l'i j'.,) -':-,. lij illL 1.' U,
"The very thing that's meant for you
"The mighty Sallcylfca!"
-Vlmiiiihitiiitor' Sulo
Kciil JS.sttvto.
of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX THAT
in pursuance of an order of the Pio
bate Couit of the County of Gila, Territory
of Aiizona. made on the Fifteenth day of
January, 188t, in the matter of the estate of
F. 11. Knox, deceased, the undersigned, the
administiator of the said estate, will sell at
public. auction to the highest bidder for
cash, lawful money of the United States of
Aniciiea, and subject to confirmation by
said Probate Couit, on MOXDAY the
2stli day of Api II A. 1). 1884, between
thehoms of 9 o'clock in the morning and
the setting of the sun, to-wit at 12 o'clock m.
of that day in fiont of the court room of
saidPiobateCojirt, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of the said F. Ii. Knox, at
the lime of his death, and all the right, title,
and inteiest that the said estate has bv
opeiations of l.iw or otheiwisu acquheil
other than or In addition to that of the said
F. II. Knox at the time of his death, in ami
to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of
land and imjnovcments thereon situate, Ij
Ing and being in Globe, County of Gila,
Territory of Aiizona, and bounded and de
scribed as follows, tn-wit
(4.) House and lot on Mesquite SUeet
foimerly occupied by S. L. lUirbridge, said
lot being a central poi tion of lot Xo. 4, of
block Xo. 70, as designated on the oillcial
map of Globe townsite on file In the office of
the clerkof the Probate Court of said Coun
ty of Gila and more particulaily described,
as follow?," Um it: Heginning at a stake
marked M on the southerly line of Mes
quite Street, about 61 feet from the south
east corner of said Slcsquite Street and tho
public alley running northerly and south
erly thiough said block. and l mining thenccr
easteily along said soutbeily line of Mes
quite Slieet 25 feet; thence southeily paral
lel to said alley about 102 feet to the south
erly boundaij line of said lot Xo.4; Ihcnce
westerly on said last mentioned boundary
line 23 feet; thence northerly parallel to
said alley about 102 feet to Uie place of be
ginning. (7.) House and lot on northwest corner
of il!ow and Oak Streets, designated on
said oniciai map as lot -o. i!j in block Xo
82. Also an undivided one-sixth (1-6) in
terest in the '-Gladiator mine situato in
Globe Mining District, County of Gila, Ter
ritory of Arizona, aihl recoidcd on page 191
book 5. of said Mining District Hccoids.
Teims and conditions of sale, cash, lavv
fill money of the United States, twenty per
cent of the purchase money to be paid to
the administrator on the day of the sale,
balance on confirmation of sale by said
Piobatc Court. Deeds at expense of pur
chaser. imnti'oxi:hi:t.
The above sale is postponed until MOX
DAY, Maj lit, im. Same hour.
WILLIAM GItAVES,
Administrator of the estate f F. 15. Knox,
deceased.
Koticc of Forfei turc.
ritO AAHOX MASOX. EXECUTOR
X and administrator of the estate of
Fordjce Phelps, deceased, and to tho heirs
or representatives of said deceased, and to
all whom It mav concern.
TAKEXOT1CK That I. a co-owner, In
the Monitor mining location, claim ami
mining giound. situated in Mineral Creek
mining distiict, Pinal County, Arizonn,
about live miles northeasterly from Minei a"?
Cieek and about eight miles fioni the Gila
ltivcr, and adjoining the ("rent Republie
mining claim, have done and expended tho
sum of One Hiindnd DolUrs, the annual
assessment lcquned b,v l.irr for llicvear
IS.V1, to hold the said mining claim, and un
less you pa me our pioitoi tion ofal(le-pciKlitiiie.tvventy-fiveilol'nrs.togeihervvitli
Ihe cpense of this notice, vvilhlu ninetv
(90) duj.s from this notice, jour interest
and title in said Monitor milling claim, wilt;
be foifeited tome.
Dated. March 22, 1SS4.
THOMAS HEALY
To be published thirteen times succos
sivelv In a "ivevVh newspaper nearcsfto the
clJlm- iich mv-
t