Arizona silver belt. [volume], December 05, 1891, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
iss.
Ol'FIC'IAI.
ivvriut uv OUiA CO. I
Saturday, Decembor 5. 1801.
Knter4 in the Post Offlee at (IWk, m sec-
4rr4-clasi uuittr.
This nawr i keut n file at K. 0. Dike's
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dvcrtiitiiK Akc', 64 and f Mcrcfiatiu'j
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t5bnxe,
San Francisco, Cl., where con-
..tracts advertMnv; oan br made fur It.
POST OrFICE RULES.
OfBee open from 7 A- to 7 r. ., daily.
8 iihU) iw hour after nial' arns.
Mall c&wes K"ii Kt awl et at :l'i A.
H-i "'idly , . i
1, Money Order Peartinent-eloes at 6 r
j, Mai K" San Car 1.M anil Maxsyewrj
ilay. Sundv excepted-1 CaVali, At-
-tuv' V,dnesriav and KrHay Th
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live, myun, -., s'j -
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JOS. It. HAM1LL, P.
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, Glnlx S4n Carkw a"slra.h C. ()IBo.
H.ir 0 n'tUV .. M. U 12J1. ami 7 to 8 P.
II. ShihIj 10 to 11 A. M. siHG to i P. M-
LOCAL NEWS.
Liquor of nil kinds at G. S. Aa
Wagenen's.
Location notice,
corder's office.
free, at tho Re-
Freh candy! Frosh
Fost Ofllco Store.
caudy! at the
Mrs. Cornelius, of San Oarlos, was a
visitor to Globe this w.ek.
SKATING At the I?iuk every "Wed
nesday and Saturday evonings.
An assortment of desirable shopping
baskets for sale at he rvMOfliee Store.
A social cliineo will b given neTt
Friday night, Dec 11th, at the Rink.
All come surly.
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E. F. Kellnar .fc Co., cannot and will
not be "undersold" by anybody or in
any article.
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Hon. G. T. Feter, of Tonto, -was in
Globe on Thursday nnd Friday, circu
lating among his friends.
See Chfts. Taylor's Christmas ad. in'
an'-ther column. His display of holi
day goods' in very iittrnctive.
Peter Sase, a brother of .Tdhn G
Saxe, the poet, and cousin of E. A
Saxe, of Own Grande, Ariioua, died
in San Francisco recently.
HOLIDAY GOODS. A largo and
attractive stock to arrive at the Poat
Office Store nuxt week. See them be
lore making your purchases
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The first rain in several mouths fell
last night, and was sulTioieBt.to wet the
ground well The mountains about
Globe are covered with snow.
Cliarlea Tlwyer, who holds a respon
sible pos'.tion with J. VTindmlUert In
dian tiader at Su Oarloi, returned
Lome this week for a short stay.
Return from the election are yot
incomplete, but anffieient to ahow that J
toe Constitution h.i twtau adopted hy a
large mitjority, probably 8,00.) or more
E. H. Cook left for Willeox Thurs
day morning, to meetliia wife's mother,
Mrs- M. P. Riee, of TulfcikumajTeua ,
who is coming te Globe to kpettd tin
Winter.
There ia iw damjer frH vhfNipiK
couh when CiMu.uerki.i'a Ciiujh Rem
edy ii freely ivbu. It ktws tle coux
louse and iiike expect. whMh uaey 50
r.ent bottlee fur 1 by 11. C. Uimheuek
Christme pn-sonts. Wait and see
the large Moek'at the I'o&t Office Store,
only a small portion of whioli haa ar
rived. All will be here within a few
da.is. Beautiful goods' moderate
prieea!
The procede from the recent iohool
entertainment were sufficient to com
plete the payment on the organ which
is now in poeaeesinn or the school, and
a balance of $81 was turned over to tho
school children for library purposes.
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Large lot harness, S10 Rat and ,p.
Alpacas, silks and cashmare, in tan,
cray and black in 8 to 111 yard patterns,
to arrive this week. Also line of wool
hoods, nubias, cape, ladiee hose and
underwear.
The Scott brothers, from Apaqhe
county, have 10.00U sheep grazing on
the slope of Pinal mountain. They
aro driving them by oaay stages, to
Maricopa oounty, expecting to reaah
there about February 1st, when tho
first spring grass makes ite appoarance
ou the desert.
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The Old Dominion Copper Co. hao
completed the assessment work on all
of their unpatented mines, viz: Tho
Interloper, Southeast Globe, Alice,
Southwest Alice, niddort Globe, Con
tention, Globe Southwest, and Frac
tion. On most of them tho work was
done in tho regular courso of operation,
hs these claims nrs now yielding tho
greater portion of tho oro supply.
Election returns have been received
Irom all the precincts in Gila county,
except Plqasaut "Valloy, showing a ma
jority for,tha Constitution of 18. Fol
lowing is the roto by precincts: Globe,
lor, 139; against, 111; San Carlos, for,
2, against, 50; Pioneer, for, 10j against,
1; Grapevine, for, f, against. M;Reuo,
lor, 27, ngaiqst, 7; Rye, for, 19, against,
i; Payon, far 25, against, 8; Pine, for,
' ngalHM, Id. ToUl .vote, -lfiG
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X I'AT.IL AITRAY.
A sanguinary eucounlor took ilaco
on Sunday lust, in tlio boarding liouso
St tlit? R-i"Vi' mine, between Thomas
Floyd, n minor, nul Chnrho Sing, the
Chinaman cook employed by tho com
pany, resulting in Floyd's boing dtub-
bod n fow inches above and to the right
of tho left knee cap, cutting the largo
artory, and causing death in a very fow
nijmuw frotulioiiuiriliiiga.
The gist of tho evidence adduced at poiweaaion of the Globe officers of tho
tho corouer's inipiest is as followa : I law that Jeff Dramktt died and wae
Thos. Floyd and partner, llornard ' bnrud.
King, who hed not far from the board-j Mr. Uramlett called at the Bmvr ot
itic luiusc, v,ere proparing to start ou a' fico yesterday nnd made a frank stato-
SSriil. nnd having no broad, they asked
Mr. Kimplt, and ttten Larry Ryan,
Who jiaeoed their cabin, to got bread for
them, from the Chinaman. Both men,
! on their return stated that the Ohiua
man'had refused to give thorn bruud,
I and had.applied an insulting epithet to
Floyd, chirgingthe latter nithstealiug
I his quail. Floyd at once loft tho cabin,
envirwr lio tloa miilirr 111 KI1H tllrt China-
man. Kfnjr and Ryan testified that
they did not see Floyd in the posses
sion of a pistol, while Kimplo avers
tha't Floyd put on gun before he
started.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sultan and their
hroo sons, Harry, George and Edgac,
who had accompanied Snpt L. J. Web
ster to he iniuo, were the only wit
nesses to what occurred from tho eu
tr of Floyd into the dining room un
til the pistol was dr&vru. Mr. and Mrs.
Sultan were sitting at a table near the
door ojuinc! into tho kitchen. Thoy
testified that Floyd entered the dining
room, passed by thorn into the kitchfU,
where tho Cliiimmmi sat peeliug jiota
toes, uud nfter some remark about
quail, commenced striking the China
mau with his fist. He struck him Un
or twelve times before Mr. Sultau
reached the kitchen door, iutonding to
stop the quarrel.
Aa Mr. Sultan reached them Floyd
stepped Irnck and drew his Hstol when
the Chinaman caught his arm, and the
muzxlo of the weapon ww diverted in
the direotiou of frs. Sultan. Mr. Sul
tan, alarmed for the safety of his wife,
hnrrivd her out of the building, and
there wan no witness to what trans
pirwl after their exit. When Superin
tendent Welfetor and mine foreman
Loriu Lynch entered, two or three
minutes latr, they found Floyd expir
ing, lying on tho dining room Hour in
a pool of blood.
At the examination of Charlie Sinft
yesterday, before Justice Cook, .tfwre
was no important evidepc introduced
further than that brought out at tin
eoruurr'n inquest, whioh showd that
the Chinaman acted in self defense aiid, ,
therefore, he was discharged.
The burial of Jeff Hramlrtl- in the
Globe cemutory, and the farce of issu
ing a warrant for his arrest m the fleah
in Yavapai eouuty was played OHt by
the slmriff prodircjnjf & man represent
ing hiioeelf aa a twin brother of the
varitHele Jeff The arrival of deputy
slieriff Beubrook un V'ednilay after
noon hating in cnetody the man for Un
arrest of whom the warrant waa leaned
caused no little stir among those Iw
Kevingin the Mipernaturalreenrreetion
of Jeff They aaaed upon him Wllr
acmt.ui7.,ng eyes at first doubting their
wim of Btftht, and Anally concluding
that the Bramlett in view was some j
otW man tlan Jeff Jfwityi
there waa a resemblance, not as strong,
however, aa to justify the ltelief that
th man iu custody was the person who
Itad leased the boundary of time in the
Globe hospital.
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The decline bf the dipping orb on
Tuesday witnessed the result of ptibliu
opinion upon the qiiofatiou of State or
uo State, and we are sorry to say that
the floating vqte, in a great measure,
determined in favor of State. This
result was forstten by the f miners
of the constitution whon they handi
capped the taHyers, the me,n who are
expected und will hae to pay for the
-i it ut i . i i J
sujiport of the State in cuse it is admit-1
ted into the fodoral union, by confer
ring the right of suffrage upon citizens,
who ay uo tux, oxcopt Indians, idiots,
I luuatics,
and persons convicted of
I cr"Ill,t'
The original bill, as repotted
! frora tlie committee, limited the right
of suffrage to taxpayers, which provis
ion was rejected by the convuution for
the obvious reason that such a restiic
tiun would militate against tho adop
tion of the constitution.
Supl. A. L. Walker informs us that
the creator portion of tho machinery ! i
for tho Old Dominion Copper. Co 'a
new smelting plant is heie, und tho
balauco is on the road from Willeox
and will arrho iu about ton days. A
largo force of men is employed in the
work of construction and it is hoped to
have the plant running by January 1st.
The important announcement is also
made that the 0. D. Co. intend liaitd-
ling custom ores, nnd if the supply
warrauts it, thoy will pnt up small
sampling works. This will be a 'grout
help to owners of small mineo yielding
' rich ores, and may becomo an irapor-
' tant faotor in mineral dovelopment tff
the district
WARNIG Don't brand or mpleet
our stock unless authorized by our
sehes or otir foreman, R. F. Jd'eoby.
Offenders will be sevaroly prosecuted.
E. F. KiuttNiat & Co.
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Hand made ehocolalo drops
Pot Offlw Store
nt tno
'i m; nitAJir.rr cvisr.
Beauregard Bramlett, wlioeo arrest
at .Turotno on a fairrant sworn out hero,
alleging that lie una .Toff Hrainlott who
diod in the Globe hospital, was dis-
charged Thursday oAuiug after a ciiti-
cal examination of bis person. Not
withstanding ft 1b called a case of mis-
taken 'iduutity, his arrest and conwy- j
nnce hero was ununn anted in view of
the incontruvortuble ovideuce in lio
ment of tho caso. His likened to .Ten"
israuilett, his deceased brother, is so
striking as to easily misloud poisons j
having had n pnKsing aoquaiutuucu with
Jeff, and not informed of his death.
They wore twin brother, and the sur
vivor states that six jenrs ago, when
they met for tho first time since they
were boya together, there wor imper
ceptible dillorcncc in their height, nnd
their weight did not vary a quarter of
a pound. Thtt facial resemblance is
also strong.
Mr. Brnmlutt has been in tl.e Tern
tofy, olf und on, for twelve years,
spending a large portion of the tune in
California. lie has liml jn various
parte of Arizona; Tucson. Cosa Grande,
Flagstaff, Ptoscott, Jerome and other
places. When arrested in Joiome lie
hud beou there nbont two months, em
ployed in a r oh tain nut couduoted by
Jake Itaful. His close roscmblauee to
his brother Jeff has caused him main
unpleasant encounters, as persons mis
taking him for bie brother, frequently
took offence because he failed to re
cognise them, nnd generally an ut
tempt at explanation or a protest that
ho was not Jeff Bramlet, only luule
matters worse and in one instance, at
Flagstaff, his denial that he wnB Jeff
Bramlett ll to fcft attack upon him iu
which he narrowly escaped being shot.
Thetto unplaaauut oxpenoncee in
dueod him to adopt the name of "Jeff,"
and ho ia generally kuoni) by that cog
nomeu in Arixos. He disclaims any
acquainUinca with Mathews and John
sou, upon whose affidavits the warrant
of arrest was iasued. He hold a short
conversation with V. W. Dickinson,
at Jerome, who accosted him ae "Jeff,"
and refueed to listen fo a dei.ial. Jim
Sam told Dan Tucker, the Yavapai
oounty officer who mane tie arrest, that
while the pnner lot.ked like Jeff
Bramlett, he could not svear that it
wa he. Mr. Bramlett protested llmt
no was not the man wanted iu Globe,
nud that he had never been !(urt. JIo
waa taken to Preacott and after i de
tention of eleven day, waa releae.;'
and relurtjed to Jerome, where ho waa J
found by deputy E. L. Beubrook, of
Globe, and again arrested.
Mr. BramleU justly feels aggrieved
over his arreat. He was forced to give
U a good situation in Jerome, and put
to QonaiJerable expense.
th or MAK.
TXe ohallmige iawwal by 01ole town
men to employes of the Old Dominion
C ipper Co for a tug of wr contet
has been accepted, and the prelimina
ries arranged, except Untf, the tanis
o r not Miini1tt vVatut iluv. mill tli
mi fJ,he
UoDSi ,,riefly 8tatad( nro: Kw.h iwm
h M . (f JJ(in. hyy Wl.,gbl
,, ,; I'ij. to J, UA,.
. 17.. , ,
lightweight, 950 lbs. each; referee to
lie chosen by the captains of opposing
teams; length of pull, 2 feet, rope -1
inqhea iu circumference; not more than
two pulls to be me,ds by each, team
in one week; 3 lst pulls in five to de
cide; each team wagers $ 150, tho wiu
nera to take the entire purse and gate
receipts.
OMVEBSJnARiZDHA,
SesMon begins September SOlli. Tui
tion Fieu. Axuculiural College, Sohoul
of Mines and Prejiaratory Course. For
Catalogue, address Secretary of Uni
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luver-
John Gorman, toll-collector on the
Pioneer road, was maltreated and rob-
; bed by two Mexicans Ou luoeday uf ter-
, noon about dusk. Iliuy piobably
shur.id tho current belief that the old
mau had a large sum of money secreted
somewhere nbotit his cabin, nnd in or
dr to compel him to reveal the hiding
place, they fasteucd a ropo around
Gorman's nook and dragged him about
until he was well nigh exhausted and
ins laco bruised- and cut. ihey sc
oured $14, whioh he alleges was all the
mniiftr tin luul. nyprtiit. tC paiiIa flnr.
,ml ,.,. lliiva ,...,,,.. o.v
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ants as two Meticnn wood choppers
who have boon working not
on Pinal inoutHaih.
far distant,
A lottor to Col. Mnstan from Engi-
noor Trott, engaged in making the final
survey for tho Tempo Mid Globe load,
' statoa that tho party had covered flf-
teen milos in four days, having staked
every 200 feet and chained tho entire
distance. Tho heaviest grade from
Marlar's ranch to the summit of the
inountain will he 10J per cent. Tho
King trail will be followed from Fra
zier's fur about one milo to the divide.
The coet of tho fifteen unlet, survoyed
is estimated at $15,000.
Elogunt stereosgopes, trijdicate
ran--
ors, photo albums, bionzo mantel or-
tifiinanlii. iiinlnrn fnlmn. nln . for"
s
, Wrtliday and Redding presents, for sale
at tho Post Office Store
x i:rF.KinMT Tiur mit work
Wo sometimes learn morn from our
mistakes tbnu from our successes. If
you are nkeptiail about it rik Loroy
Ikeuberry of llicliraond Ba3in, whose
jost ofllco address is Globe, Gila coutV
ty, Arizoua. One balmy night about
the hour of half-past ten, perhaps
eleven, ho smelt something prodigally
rich in sweet perfume, and just awaken-
ing with a start from pleasant dreams,
lie rublieil ins eyes and seratened an
ear, and realizing that Ikeuborry wOjS
himself again, hold his nose and taxed
hia miud how to dissipate the stifling
suioll. lie discovered, by the light of
a candle dimly burning that the un
pleasant odor proceeded from a pole
cat whioh, during the silent watches of
the night. P'uul Pry like, had intruded
vithiu Loroy'a domicile. How to causo
it suireudor of possession was the
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question. He threw a boot at it nnd
then another; his lint followed, and as a
deruiur resort he shied his bible, ou
the fly-leaf of which is inscribed, Leroy
Ikeubory, 18J0, age 81. The cat nol
Boeuntigly disturbed by tho aseuult,
like member of the tld guard at
Waterloo, held its position. Without
exciting itb suspicion of what next was
coming, Leroy thought of fire and no
sooner thought of than he tried tho
expedient, lit a newspaper and followed
up ttc smell discovered the intruder
bnsoonsod iu a corner of the cabin, and
in a moment there was a diversified
smell of hair nud of what was smelt bo
fore, while the rueful cat gave no indi
cations of hysterics, or breathed a aigh
for the loss of the adorumout of ite tail
"hich hitherto, by a switch, filled the
air with aromatic perfume. And not
willing to giro it up so, Leroy con
cluded in his mind's-eye, to try giant
powder and did so with no other effect
than rendering his house a wreck, as if
Katis is cyclone ?ad strnok. it, thijs
making it undisirable as w tutor quar
ters, even for the cat, which, according
to Bud Woodson, etilLjiolds puwnou
in exjunction SMth the wwut, which
hangs round it still.
Ladies of Globe, who patronize 13.
F. Eellncr & Co., will plnue pond ad
dreae and name time; can have our
buggv call for thorn, and bo dmeubafe
ly home ngaiu.
The Phoonix Herald copies from a
Ft. Bowie dispatch that "Redskins
generaRy are arming themselves." If
it were true that the reservation Indians
meditated an onslaught on their pale
face brethreu, liviug as we do, within
five miles of the western border of the J
tome of 5000 of the nomade, and con
nected hy wir with tho ageuoy, wo
would have been apprised that tlw,
vere urnung, and, tharefore, we pro
nounce the stuteuiout contuiued iu the
dispatch without an iota of truth, audi
further it is the opinion of the Su.vnic
Belt that such newsmongers are more
of a disturbing element than the In
diaufc themselves, and should be sup
preyed. The ranloih iu the Chiricuhua
munutaina who wounded JIujor Down
ing ami ktllwd Darnels are probably the
Iwkor's doaen who eoaped and re
mained in Sonora at the Mine of Geron
imo'a surrewler, ftome years ago, and
who snbit ujion the plunder obtained
on eiktier sid ot tie flivMifug line of
the United Sttea and Mexioo. Upon
inquiry the following was received from
Captain Johnson:
Sax Carx.0, Dec. 3.,
JrOB Haoknih: There is no trutn
in llw report referred io, ao far us In
dians of this reservation aro concerned.
They aro orderly, quiet and attending
to their own affairs.
L. Johnsok, Acl'g Ind. Agt.
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Assessment work for tho year 1891
has been performed on the Maud min
ing claim, owned by J. B. Willey.
Notice to the Public.
We have concluded to discontinue
business in GjJa county. All accounts
extending over thirty (80) days, aro
closed, and all parties indebted to U3
ou these accounts, notes, etc., are re
quested to arrange a Fottlement foith
with. Above accounts which remain
.unsettled on December 31stu 189,1, will
be placed iu tho bauds of nn attorney
for collection.
Our store and dwelling for rent or
sale. For bargains ip store fixturo,
household furniture, etc., etc., cull at
Heimmak & GiLii's.
akeR3o Mistake
It you itaide, from wliat you have heard oi
lb (.'urea or read u( IU mcrlis, that )oti will laW
floixl'g Sanajmrilla, do nut he induced to but
onethlus ele widen nay Iw cTnlmed to h
Glxnit the name" or"jut a govWl" Ilemeni
tx-r that the stile reason for effort" to get you ti
purchse wmo FubttPine Is that more profit ma,
i)0 iiRile. firmly reIi all IndiirenjcntF, nnd iu
Ut i.ijou lla hift just what j ou cttllt3 for. HooU'j
inrsapBrllla, llitn ynu wfU not IjC cxieHment
log v, itii a nctv atttclf. for Hood's Sariaparilla It
Tried and True.
"In onetoro the clerk Tied to induce me t
bny thtir own lustfad ol Huod'j bitsajurllln
Hut !io .tald not prevail un mo to chmijre. 1
hud him I knew what Hood's Mirnnvniilla ivm
t had taken it, wnspetfottlysatlifled .vjth it.auil
did ut WHiit auy other " Mrs. Cm. Ju dorr, Cl
Tcrrueo Street, Boston, ilaw.
AVo Aro A" Taking It.
"Vemiilil not he w Ithodt Hood's MTnpftrllla
It ii the Uit modluliitf u e ever Yn la the hoi:c
My fiiinili nre nil tniciiiz it.'' Mas. J. El. Bit
her, Sue JcwiuluauiIFleiuout Street, Sloekton,
CaL . .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Jeldhy dmggltU. $l;tUforf rreparel onl
by g. t UOpt it CO., Aliettoearteti, Lbwell. Mam
too Dv6scs,Ono Dollar
"'J'ifyeyryy if
"I lie World i:nrlrtictt
The facilities of theprc'cntdny for the
production of everything that will con
duce to tho materi.d welfare and comfort
of mankind nro almost unlimited and
when Syiup of Figs was first produced
the world was cnrichul with tho only
neift-ct laxative known, as it is the only
reinudy whioh is truly pleasing and ro
fershiug to the tattle nnd piumpt and ef
fectual to cl oft i io tho syHteui gently in
the spring tune or, in fact, at any tune
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
ENCHILADASMid TAMALES every
Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights',
at Patton'e Fruit Store
PREFERRED LOCALS
2sew goods, new Bystom and
Hrices, at E. F. Kellner & Co.'s
new
now
j store opening. ,
For cubtom mado clothing, made lo
order itnd wairanted to fit, go to
G. S. Van Waoene.n's.
H F. Keljnr & Co. will havo their
delivery wagon cuii regularly for or
ders, and deliver goods at onco to all
customers on thoir Call List.
II F. Kelhier & Co. are prepared to
cash all go(a checks for their cus
tomers. A fine line of cutlery opened at the
Post Office Store. Wostonholm knhos,
Wade & Butcher, Wofetenbolm and
Swedish razors.
The choicest caddies can be found at
tho Post Office store.
E. F. Kellner & Co. have plaeed an
iron watering trough in front of their
old store, for public use.
The Poet Office Store has received a
large aaoitment of fine visiting cards,
v wlding invitations, decorated station
ery, etc. For bale at reasonable prices.
..
If you want a good smoke call fur
tho Ruby lloyal cigar, at
0. S. Van Waoemw'b.
BOOMS F"OR liFT apply Wn.
Frusb'a lodging houte.
Babbit
metal for sale at the Belt
office.
Handsome nw goods,
presents, roceied at tho
Store. Ask to see thorn.
suitable for
Post Ofllco
The Odll type writer may bo seen
at the pot olifee, where orders will bo
taken for InaohTueli.
Freeh caudieti, tho choicest, received
otery two, voeke at the Poet Office
Store 33 and 4 0 ctB. per pouad,
Some large size boots at a bargain,
at G. S. Van Wageneu's.
Five thousand Key West cigars just
received, at (i. S. Vn Wagenen's.
Xew invoice of choice case ahisky
received at G. S. Van Wagenen's.
Choice cigars, at G. S. Van Wg5
nen's. Choice cigars jwA received at Pat
ton's, two ekwrs soatli of the Paecoe
ret-touran.
New atock of men's gloves,
kinds, at G. S. Van Wagenen's.
of all
.THE TWELFTH..
ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPENING
OF THE
i
With 4 Larger and Cheaper Stock
than ever before shown in Globej
Consisting of Dolls, Toys and
n Jiarge Stock of Books
for the little ones,
ul&o a very beau
tiful and
Elegant Assortment
....OK...
Celluloid, Oxidized Silver and Fan
cy Wood-Dressing, Manicure,
Work, Handkerchief and
Glove Boxos, Smokers
Sets, Shaving Sets,
Oder Stands,
&c, &c..
In Lcathqr, Woodi Celluloid and
Plush fJaacs, all of tho very latest
Styles and Designs, and Xmas
Cards, Hand Painted Hand
kerchief and Glovo Satch
cts, Birthday Cards, &c.
GBVEtS AWAY.
The Most Elegant and Expensive
Dressing Case evtr brought to Globo
one chance for every $5-00 worth
of Holiday Presents purchased at
the , '
News Depot Bazaar,
0. B. TAYWR.
UE
TOY
7Trnnrri rii
Royal Baking Pbv3er-
Has no Equal.
The lloyal "Baking PofrrJcr will make sweeter, lighter. finerflavoreu
And more w Iiolesomc btcad, biscuit and cake than any other leavifljag
agent. It is of higher 'strength, ant! therefore goes Miher in work and
is more economical. All government ami scientific tests go to show-'
this. Royal Baking Powder as a leavening agent is absolutely witaoiA
an equal.
Rush Medical College, Chicago. .
"As the result of my tests T "find the Royal
Baking Powder superior to aU the others in cvsry
respect It is entirely free from all adulteration,
and unwholesome 'impurity, and in baking it
gives off a greater volume of leavening' ga$ than
any other powder
It
purest but algojUfttrongest powder with.y,hish
I am acquainted. ,
"Walter S. IIai:;3, i:, 3.," Prof, rfchtmiur.
Chicago College of Pharmacv. -
"Tlie Royal Baking Powder, whicji tests the highest?
in strength, is free from ltrmr, alum, lime phosphates or
other adulterations. Its superlative purity, tiie entire
wholesomcncss of its ingredients, the scientific manner
in which they are combined, together with its much
greater strength, make the Koyal unquestionably supe-
'rior to any other bak'ng powder.
"3 ""H. D. GARRISON," Prof, of Chemistry,
It.
BRENT KEYSER,
Preeident.
L. WALKER,
Vice President.
Old lonisEiionOoinnierciaS Go.
Dealers Bsv
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Carpets,
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Crockery and Glassware,
Canned Goods,
Groceries and Grain)
SHELF 31(1 HEM! EMM
Agency, Giant Powder Co., Caps andFnsen
vumm3Ra&n?sz&E
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Cures wl-ero all eL f..ils.
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Children tak't wthot Awr an. Bv drncsi-iU. fca
ui.'ii::. loix.ix i (i o r.
Rct"n Lodge, I O. O. F , metts Wednen
di tenhirf f each weet. at ( A. It. hall
ViHtinir hrnthers in pwd ktandhiff art oor
dmlly invltnl to attend.
W.T. McXei.LT, X. G.
II. H. McKEtLY, Secy.
Knights of Pythias.
rteRtlar metini; of Tina) Mnuntiln Lndfr
Hii. II, TiiMtlay iiidit (if ewh k at Mb
.uie lill. All brothers in Rod ttatirfiiH.
art; cordially imited.
Jon Aiki.nb, C. C.
V. F. Wijctaoir. K. K. S.
SUMMONS.
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COURT. CITY
d Oiiunty of San Francisco, State of
California.
Ella A. Waaabr, rlaiutiu", s. Iouij C.
Wagnor, Ue pinlant.
AclAm brought in the Superior Court, City
nnd Conniy of San Frsachco, State of Cali
fornia, hiwf the Omplaint filed in id Citj
mid County of San t ranui'-Oii. (a the offioe of
the Clerk of wiid Superior Cnrt-
The I'eiitlo if the .-Ute of California nend
Gretin)f to Lours C. Warner, 1 'efendaut.
You are hereby letiuiretl to appear iu an ac
tion Iirnogrt sRainrt you by the ahote named
plaintitf in the Sujierior Court, ity and
Couutr of Sun '"ranenteo, State f Cali'orni,
and ti) alVswr tho- Complaint tiled thsrein
within ten da(exclusiBof the day of ter-
ice) aftir the service on you of thi Suummn
iT Ktel within thi coimty; or If ned
elwwliert, within thirty days or j'idtnntiit
by default will lc taken against :oy, accord
inif to the pmer of id erniilalntk
The said action is brought to obtain a judg
ment and decree of this courV dFuoh inir the
bir)ds of matrimony noy exitlni between
pl.ilntiff and drftndant upon the I'mnnd of
defendant' willful neglect and dteertion also
for pcncml relief, as w j!J mora lully fippear in
thecomb'aiiiton-file, to which spetial refer
ence i hereby madl
And you ore hereby notified th it if ou fail
to aj pear and answer th oaid ioinplaint a
alioe required, heaid plaintiff will npply to
the court for the relief therein demanded.
lien under my hand and Sel of
( aam Mipenor uourt nt tlie uity ami
" ' tkiumy of tan hranclsco. Mute at
California, this 27th'day of July In the year ot
ourliOrd, one thousand, eight hundred and
ninety-one-
' War. ,T. BLATTXKK, Clerk.
Tlr Fbcik V. 1vi. Dpulr CIrk.
n-pI?T. Sir
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is therefore not only the
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W. W. BROOKNER,
Secretairjr.
ALONZO EAILEr,
Travrer it Manujoe
IS ALWAYS.
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Heoonimend"d by Phveiciana.
Pkoarit , id apreeablo to the
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Notice for Publication.
IIometead Xo. 650.
Lap Orricc, Tccecy, Arit. X
U. S.
Ho 13th. 1SB1. )
Kotice ia hereby civtn that the follow ing
ii med settler has tiled notice of her inttntiuu
4i make final proof in nnxirt of hi elalm,
and that said proof will be nude before the
:ierk of the District Court, at Glbe,' AHio
na, on December '.'S. 1801, vir. : Jemima liar
rae, Globe, Olla Coun'v. Ariaina, for the
ot 2 and 3 and S. V 1 N. B. i Section G,
TowmHp 3. N. It 14 E and S. Y i S. H. J
Section 31, Township 4, K. R. H E.
Sh names the follow (iik vitneie to pree
her conilmuHK residence upon and cultivation
of, sa'hl laud, vir :
Xathnn II. Liin$(ttnn, Geore-e E. Shetet
Julim II. WilJey and Thomas A. Pae, all
of Globe, Gila Count v. Ariiwiai
HEKUERT BllUWK, Register.
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William Carroll and Derds Murphy frry
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