Arizona silver belt. [volume], September 06, 1884, Image 4

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THE ARIZONA SILVER WELT.
OFFICIAL IWFKri OF 4'IIjA CO.
SntnrdR-, September 0, 1884.
A f!'lne St. Ilernard I) off.
A New York correspondent of tho
Turf, Fiuld and Farm says To all
frion&s of animals, and especially lov
ers of dogs, it will bo of interest to
know that tlio largest (so far known)
St. Bernaid dog in AmcricAis in this
city. His owner is Mr. Joseph Eeh
teler, the famous sculptor of the Royal
Academy of Munich, who arrived heio
recently.
This magnificent specimen of "dog
doin" is six and one-half feet long,
over three feet high, of powciful
strength, is fivo years old, and weighs
108 pounds. His color and mano arc
thoso of a Sahara lion, and his form is
perfect in overy respect. Ho has been
awarded the first prize in all tho
European dog shows. His ancestor
was tho celebrated Barry, belonging
to a cloister in tho snowy regions of
tho Alps, and who saved forty-six
lives. Unfortunately, ho was shot by
an English traveler, who only thought
of sclf-defenso, mistaking tho noble
intentions of tho animal. His remains
were preserved, and can bo seon to
day iii the Museum at Berne, Switzer
land, at which placo also was erected,
in loving remembrance by those whoso
lives ho had saved, a handsome monu
ment to his memory.
Tho present "Barry" is a much lar
ger dog than his famous progenitor,
and to prove his strength and lifo-sav-ing
instincts, tho following story is
told: One day, eighteen months ago,
whilst ho and his master were walk
ing leisurely along tho banks of the
Eiser, Mr. Echteler's attention was at
tracted by tho cries of a man who was
drowning. Not thinging ot tho dog,
who was muzzled, ho plunged in, but
soon his strength gave away; the doq,
seeing tho danger, put his powerful
paw to his head, and tearing oil' his
muzzlo, jumped into tho water, and
saved tho lives of both men.
Mr. Echteler had hardly landed on
Our friendly shores before ho was of
fered $5,000 for tho noblo animal, but
could not be induced to part with him
at any price.
Proposed Canal Across Ireland.
Thopiojcct of constructing a ship
canal across Ireland has boon warmly
espoused by tho influential peoplo in
England. Elaborato plans and sur
veys have beon made at considerable
expense, and havo been submitted by
Capt. Eads, tho American engineer.
Tho plans woro propared by Mr. T. A.
Walker, of Great Georgo streot, West
minster. Tho proposed canal would
bo 127 miles in length, and would con
tain thirty locks. For ships of 1,500
tons, tho cost would bo 8,000,000; for
ships of 2,500, 12,000,000, and for
ships of 5,000 and upward, 20,000,000.
If built on this scale tho canal would
bo 200 foot wido on tho surfaco and
100 feet at tho bottom. Tho passage
through tho canal would bo effected
by a system of towage, and it is esti
mated that tho passage of a ship from
Galway Bay to Kingstown would oc
cupy between twonty-four and thirty
six hours. An alternative scheme of
a ship railway, in which tho ships
would bo carried in cradles, which
could bo constructed for 10,000,000,
is proposed, by which tho duration of
tho passage through tho island would
bo reduced to twelvo hours. An im
mense aqueduct would havo to bo
constructed to carry tho canal over
tho Shannon at Banogne, and would
be over thrco miles in length, being
one of tho most difficult and costly
works in connection with tho under
taking. Freeman's Journal.
A St. Louis gentleman of Kentucky
birth and education went recently to
Montreal. Wanting a cigar, ho went
to the stand in tho hotel and made
known his desire. Tho dealer, a poit
ly, side-whiskered person, after tho
London pattern, asked him if ho would
"like to 'ave a 'Enry Clay," at tho
samo time taking down a box of that
well known brand. Whilo making
his selection, the Kentuckian said,
"Henry Clay Clay seems to me I've
heard that name. Pray, sir, who was
Henry Clay?" "'Enry Clay, sir," re
plied tho suavo dealer, " 'o was a cele
brated tobacco manufacturer hovor hin
the States." "Is he dead?" "Hi think
'o his, sir; but 'is establishment his
kept hup by 'is sons." Tho Kentucky
St. Louisian smiled to himself, lit his
cigar, and went out musing upon tho
vanity of human greatness. Argo
naut. i
Brooklyn Union: Texas is making
fast and long strides m progress. Tho
growth of tho State is extraordinary
for tho South, and is only rivaled by
somo of the newer commonwealths in
tho far West. Tho population in
creased during tho decade between
1870 and 1880 from 818,579 to 1,591,
7-19, or at tho rato of almost 10 per
cent a year, and the indications aro
that tho growth has been even more
rapid since tho last census was takon,
The State assessment for 1884 shows
a gain off-bout $00,000,000 over that
for 1883, and tho total is now nearly
000,000,000, as against less than $312,
000.000 in 1880.
Clilmiicjdiii Olden Time.
In tho year 1200 chimneys woro
scarcely known in England. Ono on
ly was allowed in a religious house,
ono in a manor house and ono in a
great hall of acastlo or lord's house,
but in other houses tho smoko found
its way out as it could. The writers
of tho "lourtoenth century seemed to
haYO considered them as the newest
invention of luxury. In Henry tho
Eighth's roign tho University of Ox
ford had no firo allowed, for it is men
tioned that' after1 tho students had sup
ped, having no firo in winter, they
were obliged to take a good run for
half an hour to get heat in their feet
beforo they retired for tho night.
Hollinshcad, in the reign of Elizabeth,
describes tho rudoness of the preced
ing generation in tho arts of life.
"There were," says ho, "very few
chimneys; oven in capital towns the
firo was laid to the wall and the smoko
issued out at tho door, roof or window.
Tho houses woro wattled and plas
tered 'over with clay, and all the furn
lturo and utensils were of wood." In
1089 a tax of two shillings was laid on
chimney3. M. & S. Press.
A Htory of Cleveland.
i I.
An oli citizen of Oneida county, N.
Y., was in Chicago not long ago, says
tho Herald of that city, and ho told
somo stories of Cleveland which show
tho Governor to have been tho cham
pion bad boy:
"Thirty-flvo years ago there was a
lad in our town who had a charmed
life. Tho shotguns that ho blew into
were never loaded, tho houses that he
fell oft' from were always surrounded
with feather beds, and when he broke
through tho ice it was generally at a
point where tho water was not knee
dcop. By rights ho ought to havo
been killed beforo ho was fifteen years
old. I caught him onco fooling with
somo blastirig powder in my stone
quarry. I told him he'd get blown to
kingdom come, but ho paid no atten
tion to me. In the afternoon, when I
went up to tho quarry, I found that
ho had rolled a keg of tho powder off
to one side and had laid a train about
ten feet long, leading to tho keg, on
which he had pub half a dozen big
stones. He had a match in his hand,
and was just on tho point of firing the
the train when I camo up. I saw in
an instant that it would be death, not
only for him, but for me, and I yelled
bloody murder at him not to strike the
match. Ho did, though, and I started
to run for life. Just as I got my back
turned a terrible explosion occurred,
and a piece of rock hit me on the
wrist, breaking my arm in two places.
I waited till the smoko cleared away a
little, and then looked for the boy.
Thero he sat covered with mud, ap
parently unhurt. I said: 'You littlo
cuss, I ought to murder you for this,'
and he got up and walked away, sav
ing something about having a little
fun. Ho didn't havo a scratch on him,
though ho was only ten feet away
from tho keg, while one of my mules,
200 yards away, was killed, and all
tho glass for a mile around was
broken. The boy's name was Cleve
land, and he wants to be President."
mo
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Thanking the people of Globe and
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Main St., Globe, Aiizona,
General Assortment
-OF-
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Constantly on .hand, and for sale at
r
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rather 'ban musty goods on shelves.
Groceries,
IProvissiouss,
Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Miners' and Prospectors' Outfits,
Riding and Pack Saddles,
Blasting and Vulcan Powdor,
Safety Fuse,
Mining Implements,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Hardware, etc.
We aro now prepared to buy and sell
Exchange, also pay the highest
cash prico for gold and sil
ver bullion.
J85y Special inducements to cnh buycrc
One up a cal. before purchasing elsewhere
rmrfe-tr.
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To be had In Globe, and at
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--At Hie
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Prices for Board and Lodging reduced
from
Si 1 to 0 Per Vcelt.
These terms to firmly to MIneis Only.
SIHS. J. IIYNDMAN, Manager.
May 21-tf
THE PIONEER, FEED, LIVERY
-AND-
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Is supplied frith first-class
Saddle Horses & Stylish Outfits.
Go There for Your Teams,
Iiorica bo.irded by tho day or week at
Reasonable Hates.
The best care taken of Stock.
Civil nnd Polite Attendants.
The Stable is one Block west of the Sil
vek Belt office.
J. H. EATON,
July 3tf Proprietor,
O. K. Corra
Change of Proprietorship.
The subscriber has leased the above Cor
ral and u prepared to give owners of
Slock left iu bis care,
TERFECT SATISFACTION.
SADDLE HORSES
Always on Hnnd.
i
STYLISH OUTFITS
At Living Prices.
BS5REMEMBEU tho O. K. Corral on Oak
street, Globe, A T.
P. C. ROBERTSON.
Aleck Graydon
Has the Largest and most Compute
SlsicHsisxnitlx and
Wagon
Shop,
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HE ECErS EVERYTHING OK HAND THAT
is u anted hi his line, euch as Bolsters Sin
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Springs, Eagle Carriage Bolts, (all sizes). Clips, Draw
Irons, Clip Clrles. Clip King Dolts, etc, at greatly
reduced prices.
All work warranted; if not satisfactory money re
turned. SS" Particular attention paid to horse shocirg.
TERMS CASH.
Poitlvelv No Credit.
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Meat Market.
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Gold and Silver Assay, - $!.oo
Copper Assays, - - . I.oo
" Lead, - - - - I.oo
ORES SAMPLED AND ACTUAL
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fully without mercury. Consultation r'ree.
Thorough examination nnd adiice. Including anal),
sis of uruie, $5 CO Price of ViTALi:csroRATHi:,jl.BJ
a bottle, or four times tho quautlti, 5, seat to
an address upon receipt of pri.e, or C" 0. 1) , teeuro
f rem obscri ation, and in livata name if desired, b
a. i:. .lu.siu:, m. i)
II Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal
nn.JUNTirH Kilnc.T Ilemeily Kr.
Ilirctlcnni,curesallk!ndsof Lidreand P.lsdder
complaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Ixuconliaa. Forsale
b) ail drugsrlsts ; $1 00 a bottle, si bottlui for J", CO.
Illl. t INTIIl'S IlKiiilellmi i'Mlxarethe
best and cheapest DrsraiTic and P.illiov cuie In the
market. lor sale b all dnusldH anl7-t
rSLSAJIPLE COTTLE, H1EE. fent c. rppliri
cation by letter stating -:.ptonis, sex ami" ago
Communications ctrfitli couridcntUl.
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Will be mailed rr.EE to all applicant, and to cu
tomers of last roar without ordering It ltcoctaras
about i;s rages, 600 illnrtratlnn, prlcw, tceurara
drfccrlptions aud valusble direction for lamia?
Ma varieties of Veiretable and llower Eeea,
'Isnts, Trult Tiww, etc. Iovaluablo to iH, ccpsc
lally to Msrset Gardeners. Send for It 1
D. M. FERRY 2-CO. DETROIT MlOH-
riAT Tfc for the wAi kinp clas. Send
V7T J JJJL 10 tents for postage, and wo
will mall yourev. a roj al, aluable box of
sample goods that will put j on In the way
of making more money in a few dajs than
you ecr thought possible at nn business.
Capital not required. Wo will slait on.
You can work all the time or in spare time
only. The woikis unieis.illy adjpted to
both sexes, oung and old. 1 on can easily
earn fiom 50 einfs to f5 cny ci cuing.
That all who want work mav tet the busi
ness, we make this unparalleled offer; to
all who are not well satisfied we will (end
SI to pay for the trouble of wiiting lis.
Full patticulais, dlrcetlons, etc., sent fiec.
Foi tunes will be made by thoe who givo
their whole time to the woik. Great suc
cess absolutely sure. Don't dclav. Stait
notv. Addiess Stixsox & Co., Portland,
Maine. dec.!5-ly
$2."30 REWARD.
Theaboe lewaid will
be naid for the detectisn
and comiction of any
person or person s ca ugh t
i stealing or killing any
Icattleof theaboebiand.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Globe, A. T.
S-iO ltowurd.
The aboe reward will
,bc paid for. tho comic-
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caught stealing or kill
ing any cattle with the
above lirand.
ETHEL KENNEDY
$50U ItKWAKD.
Five bundled dollars
will be paid iijion the
conviction of nnj person
caught stealing or kill
ing an cattle with tho
ahovebiand or with BK
on the left libs and
shouldei, or a diamond bar on tho middle
of the left side. Micep iion off the left
ear, two slits on the light.
Post Oftice Plieniv. A. T.
sept 22-1 1 J. M. iV A. A. WA HI).
8200 ItKWAl.I).
Cioss on left hip. I ir nitiiks eiop ot
right and under-cut In radical.
The above revv.ud will bo paid bv Hie un
dersigned for iufmm.itlon that will lead to
the conviction of anv onemiiltv of defacing,
alterimr. or in anv wav c'h.in"lni'tli .iIhim
desciibed Inandsorc.ir maiks iir stealing
cattle be.uing them.
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