Arizona silver belt. [volume], November 05, 1892, Image 3

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CHEARI-ZOHA SILVER BELT
OFFICIAL I'Al'KI! OF UII.A CO.
Saturday, Novombor 5, 1802.
Kntered in the Tost Office at Globe, 1 tec-oni-aln
initter. -'
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tost office nuiES.
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Office open from 7 A. If to 7 r- w.i dally.
8und.i -ono hour after malt arrival.
Mail cIoeu gulntf Kast ami Vt at 7MB A.
l , Kally.
Money Order Department closes at 6 r.
M , daily Suwhja excepted.
Malls K to San Oar!uand Maey eer
day, Sundays exoepted-to Calalpa, Ar
.uier, Tonta, live, PaKun. &c, eery .Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. Ibcse mail
:lose the night pre iu at 9 p. . v.
JOS. )I. HAMlL.li, P. M,
ThN paper la Lept on fila at K. C. HaVq i
,Ad?ertUiue Asenoy, 04 and 05 Merchant l
JCxcliange, San FranoNeo, Cal., where con
tract for advertising can be matte for it.
GlvAw & San Carlos Telegraph C
IT.mre 9 o'clock A. N. W12 . and ?
U. Sundnje 10 to 11 A. M. ami C to '
racataaamaiawMiaw"ra"Bai5i
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LOCAL NEWS.
Voto early 1
School books, nt tho Nqws Depot.
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Choice cigars, at G. S. Van "Vngo-
non's.
M. M. Harris repairs
nhooting irons.
nil kinds of
Tho Cabello Company, of aorobats,
w ill perform to-night. '
Speaking by tho People's Party can
didates at tho Jtlnk to-night.
lluy your stationery at the Post Office
Store. Prices 23 per cont lower than
anywhere else in town.
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LOST. A bunch of koys attached to
a triangular key ring. Tho finder will
please leave thorn at tho jiostofilcc.
E. IL Cook, Damoci'atic candidate
for Supervisor, is making tho circuit
,of tho country prooinote nortli of
Globe.
,. J fc . i na.
Dr. Alox. Trippol and Louis Sultan
started yesterday on a trip to Salt
JiVeVWUl Toiitot They will bo baclrl
before election day.
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In tho District Court of Maricopa
county, Mrs. Blmioho A. Akinsontercd
suit for divorce from her husband,
Georgo W. Akins. Thoy were once
residents of Globe.
A grand Thanksgiving Ball will bd
given at th Rink, by Aosehlimann &
'Vemble. Suppor vrill besrved atthe
Court Houso by tlie ladies
"Woman's Relief Corps.
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Every voter should make it a point
to go to the polls early on Tuesday
and cast his ballot, as thoro may bo
some confusion and delay owing to
Ymfamiliarity with tho now law.
The Town and Mine base ball teams
will try conclusions on the diamond
to-morjrw afternoon. Tho game prom
ises to be well contested, aa there is
considerable rivalry between tho nines.
D. 15. Laeey and Jake LaufTer cam
jn from the Sierra Aneha country
Wednosdsy. with a bunch of fat steers
for Jos. RVdman. Mr. Laeey ww
warmly greeted by many ol'l acquaint-1
Alices.
1 Uarloy Hljtehofok 1 the proud father
of a twelve pound boy, born in Los
Angeles, Cal., bet. 38th; mother nnd
son doing .well. Mr. Hitchcock andj
children are expected homo before the'
holidays
We find JiiP Arilnsvintr Ham Jn thn
Phtenix Herald of the 3is ul fe. Wm.
B. Long and wifo have trnfarred!W
Alox, Trlp'pel the sonUi half of tho
southeast-quarter of soetfon 27, town-
ship' north, range 5 east, for$S00.
SKATING AT THE KINK Mon-,
day, Wednesday nnd Friday ovenings
and Sunday afternoons. Dancingolass,
Tuosdny and Thursday nights. So-,
aials overj' Saturday evening.
ABSCIIUIIAIJN & TilBMBLK.
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Tim Globo Public library, under the
auspices of tho Old Dominion and
Commercial Mining Companies, will
bo opon, asaoadipg room, not Tues
day during th6 regular hours. Tho
public generally (ire invited to avail
themselves of ita advantages.
The P.oojds's-Party will holda-pnb-l!c
meeting at tho Rink to-night, to bo
addressed by BenJ. F. Pnscoo, S. L.
Young, Geo. W. Nash nnd J. 11. Bur
rows, candidates on tho county tiokot.
Afreo dance will bo given aftor tho
.speaking. A cordial invitation is ox
tended to everybody.
Tho Woman's IlellqfQorpsannounco
they will give ja dinner and supper at
the Court liouso on Thanksgiving
Day, tho receipts to bo applied to es
tablishing a bpnoflt fund. Tho Jtelief
orps is a chariUiblo organization
worthy of encouragement, nnd its
members nro among tho best known
ladloaofGldbc.
The Democrats held a largo and en
thusiastic meeting nt the Rink last
,nlght, which was addressed by Frank
Gates, candidate foi Recorder, and E.
J. Edwards, ca.ndldatofor Councilman.
.Sir. Gates' remarks wore brief, but to
tho point, and wero well received.
Mr. Jwlwards spoke for moro than an
hour, tlirectlhg his efforts chioflv to
his own candidacy, stating what lip '
iuim.iiiimii o. i,n ,. nn,ir..i i !,- I
tion, and defending himsolf acalnst
certain chargos which liavo been clr
fulated during tho present campaign.
Dr. B. G. Fox ns chairman of tho moot
ing, and Alonzo Ballo'y, Alfred Kin
ney, O. N. Croawoll, Patrick Shanloy,
Yloyd Blovfiis nnclJ. Iir .Thbmpaon
v.... .:. ..,..i,.i : :7C. .. jzjrxi-r
wvui'iwi ifio on uuypi.uigrni.
a .ttn mcc.i.vhon.
Tho laal flhuul Jury In ite report to
tho court TSiulo a rK'drninondntlon
which wo bollpvowUllH) fully ondort.cd
bV tha people of Gila county and
'should lecofvo tho favorable consider
ation of our Hoard of Supervisors,
namely : That Gila county oflbr n re
ward of fivo hundred dollar for tho
capture of tho notorious ronogado
"Kid," and that other counties, sulTor
ers by his dopredations, bo asked to
Vontrflmto a liko amount.
During tha past three yeora Kid has
been tho tc;xor of Southeastern Arizo
na, and hif record of nmrdor nnd pil-
lago makOi ono of tho blackest pages
of tho history of Apaaho warfare.
Kipwlbg every trail and water hole,
over' nountain pass and fustnoss bo
tween Uie northern boundary of tho
White 'mountain reservation and tho
Sierra Madro, Mexico, ho Imh tdon
ablf, to oludo pursuers,
T)ioelerity with whiuh ho travels
venders his capture by Un military al
most impossible, nnd, therefore, tho
most hopeful plan for thonpprahon
sion of tho notorious ronogado Is that
suggostcd by our QVnnd Jitry, If tho
sextftl counties which liavo suiTered
from tho Kid's murdorous raids will
net upon it, offer llboral rewards for
his capture or death nuywhero in tiio
Torritnrv. It will ntlmnlnfanltliLfliifinrwl
jirlemllv Indians to redoublo their of-
1 forte to run down tho outlaw.
Many of tho San Carlos Agency In
dians nro as cagor for tho capturo of
tho Kid as nro tho whites, as ho is their
mortal enemy, and inaitod by a largo
reward they will work hard to get
hitn. Thoy aro familiar with his haunts
nnd their Indian cunning gives them a
great idvantngo vor tho military and
civil tWIlcorfl in tho pursuif
J i: JllILUS TATKl 1'AM..
The death of Joe Belli, In thoHoosiar
shaft last Saturday, was an accident
for which no blame attache oith.' fb
tho mnnagenienl bt employee. Belli
and Fred Wills worked in the urow-
tnt at tho bottom of tho shaft, SOO feot
from the surface. The waste rook h
hoisted to tho 100 foot level, A heivy
pontice just above the 180 it level pro
tects thoo working balow from foiling
rook whioh might
become detached
above.
.lust before the noon hour a heavy
shower of rain set in and a mll
stream of water ran Into the mouth of
tho shaft, and over the fenme to the
bottom wliero the men wero at work.
It-was at the time when the men were
quitting work for dinner nnd Duncan
Smith was nt the windlass. WUte.
who was about to ascend, conolttdod
to wait until the water stopped falllnif,
and Belli then put his foot in the loop
of Ueltthepnd of the, rope ttd "gave the
signal to hoist. Belli had ascended to
w ithln a few feet of the tunnel floor,
and Smith saw his hand outetretohed
as though to grasp the plunks,
bnt be- j
fore another turn of the windlass
Smith felt the rope slacken, and real
ized that thp man had fallen. Belli
fell at least 95 feet and sirVek on the
bask of his head, smashing in the skull.
Wills' candle had been cs&igalshed
by the splash of water and he did not
know what had happened until he
reached ont his hard and touched
Belli. He drew Oie body into the drift
and found thai life was exUuct, and as
soon as help could be procured ttte
dead miner was raised to the turiaee.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon from the hospital and was very
largely attended by the friend and ac
quaintance of the deceased.
i.ili Ai.x costrr MsrA.
We learn from Mr. Oates, snnerin-
tending the development ofa namber
of claims for the Commercial Mining
Co-' thflf bo has a splendid showing" In
uo "'B"" "nu " vxinsiuonune
work lias been done on the Ingot and
"? mo main unre wge oouy oi very
"wj.j iWUu..raiu
ii.i vsfJi iuiiuwmi ivr a, uiswuce OJ
about 70 feet. The ore body is, appa.
ently doubling back and will be found
to parallel ths main drift, from ytli$
a crow cut will be run to Intersect It
Tho Novada claim although not so
w11 opened aa the Ingot is hardly leas
promising. Tho ((Halt Iti, in ore for a
depth of 76 feet. Thonorrooijs. amount
of work ierformed by the Commercial
Co. is now beginning to .sliow favora
ble results and there is no ciouht hat
that several of their properties will in
Mme become largo producers.
It is a mattor of deep concern to tax
payers who pay for the oducation ,of
youths in Globo district that children
of a larger growth, although still in
Jhe vealy age, (mould endeavor to In
troduce tholr peculiar jgthioa in tho j
sonooi room, uuring sssion iitmrs,
nnd endeavor to disclplino tho chief
instructor by assaulting him with
stones. Being thwarted in the expec
tation of rendering tho 'Master" hors
do combat, thoy traiiBferred tho attack
from the school liouso to where the in
structor resides and pelted tho house
with missiles. V now bohoovoe par
onte to too what moral 'suasion will
accomplish in correcting tho behavior
of rofractory childron, failing in which
ihoy should apply tho switch and that
to?, proving fruitless, tho civil law
should bo invoked as a dcrnior roeort.
Somo of tho old tlmb nctiyity fft visi-
blo at Pioneer. Twenty-threo or more
ohlorldcrs are nt work thoro, somo of
tho best minora in Globe district, and
judging from tho roports which rcaoh
"8 t5loir prospoota for making a win-
ninK nro encouraging. Tho Pioneor
mi nee wero larire nroducera of silvnr
in formor ya and thogoneral boliof
is that thoy are by no means worked
Out
Tho ladles of Globo and all my old
frlonds aro Invited to eomo nnd Ceo my
now jowolry whiah I am npw opening
and 'oirorlncf at low prices.
It. E. HUMPimV
nil) Ai;iYt iiiii.im hah, no ti
Jlr. William Garland, tho promoter
of tho Arizona Midland Railroad to bo
( built from tho .goutliorn Paclflo mil
road to Globe arrived nt Solomonvlllo
last laiday and remained in tho valley
two days, going down to tho engineer
camp, now nt Pima.
Mr. Garland oppresses himsolf as
highly pleased with tho lino now being
surveyod and oonsidont the route a
moat cscollanl one. On having tho
quostqnput to him direct, Mr. Gar
land wjld there was no doubt in his
mind but that tho rond would be built
and ho considorod tho mattor of route
practically settled in favor of tho lino
from Bowie through this valley. Tho
road will be known as tho Arizona
Midland; tho company lias -already
beon formed, but tho articles of Incor
poration have not yet been filed. The
company will be incorporated under
the laws of this Territory. Work will
not begin, Mr. Garland soys, until af
ter the legislature meets in Februarj .
This is interpreted to mean that tho
Arluona Midland will make an offort
tohavotho legislature re-enact what
is known as tho railroad exemption
law passed by the 10th legislature.
Mr. Garland expressed himsolf as be
ing highlyploosed with tho prosper
ous condition of this vally.
Let the railroad come, and our val
ley will aoon become a perfect para
diseGraham County Bulletin.
It is tho opinion of Attorney Gener
al Herring that memorandum of a
tickot eannol bfr ued by tJe voter in
asking to have Ins ticket filled out for
htm in ease of physical incapacity to
fill it out himself. The proposition
has been mooted to give to voters un
ehSno fill outtyielrowntiofc'&sa mem
orandum of a tiokot to be handed by
thorn to the tally clerks from which to
fill out tho ballot to be .voted. Tho
law Is very plainly sot aside when tills
is done as tho voter virtually votes
when lie hands a memorandum of his
candidates to the cjerk and merely lias
his ballot oou verted Into Jal form af
terwards ;1n iteolf an oaiou of tho
law. Phoanlx Herald, Nov. let.
Tho and announcement ia made of
the. death of Mro. Bicuwrd Treraiou,
twhioli ooourrotl thie morninc at 4
o'clock. The lady had beon an invalid
for several years and bore her suffer
ing with Christian fortitude and re;
situation. Mr Trevartlien nm pos
seasod of qualities of heart and mind
which endeared her to a large circle of
friends. Mnoh sympathy ia e.preiod
for the bereaved family. The Amoral
will take pkee to-morrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, from the Metiiodist Churoli.
Judge Gooding lasf week rendered
a decision in the Globe road case, de
ciding in favor of tho parties praying
for an injunction. The next proceed
ing will probably be a Eilit against the
county for 11000 counsel fees and ex-
penaee already incurred by the bridge
company. The result is a largo bill of
expenses and uo road. This may be
enterprise and good management, but
it is (Uflloult for some people to 4ew It
in that light. Florence Tribune
Arrangement for tho election iu
Gila county are complete. The voting
.booths, ballot boxes, great registers,
ballots, Instruction cawte etc., have
been delivered to the election 'ritBcers
in the several precincts, and the' re
sponsibility now reel chiefly with the
voter, to use their suffrages with in
telligence, remembering that tho char-
jaer and qualifications of the candi-
tlate are paramount and party suprem
acy a secondary oonsideraf ion.
Bob Pringle returned Wednesday
from a hunt for horses stolen from bis
hy ms jr., g, Ue found
one horse dead on the trail near Co
yote Holes, shot by'hVrimegades. and
was informed by an Indian that an
other of his homes had been turned
loose by the renegades on the San Car
los river. It Is reported that they
killed seven horses between Coyote
Holes and the river.
There will le tvo JtolMKy $$ and
eight booths for nso in Globe precinct.
At Uie Court House Uiero will pioba
bly bo Are booths, and three at Geo.
W. Wilson's house near tho smelter,
Ukj other polling place for tftle pre
cinct. Allowing each voter fivemiu
utes, the entire registered vote of tho
precinct (630) can be oast in 0 hours
and 25 minutes.
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Dan O'Carroll received a lettora few
days since giving information that-hls
cabin, in southern Gila couftty near t)p
San Pedro, lmd boen broken into by
Indiaus,supposed"to be tho Kid and his
followers, who stole two guns, somo
ammunition and other things. It is
fortunate that Dan waa away from
homo at tho time, olso tliis notion
would liavo beon n obituary.
NOTICE. 1 am prepared to pay all
warrants drawn on the County Gener
al Fund registered prior to May 15th,
1801, scries of 1891. Also warrants 0 to
0 inclusive drawn on tho County Co"h
Ungont Fnnd eeriee o 1802. Interest
ceases this dato.
J, W. BQAKkMAN,
Treasurer Gila County.
Globe, A. T., Nov. fith, 1802.
O. E. Taylor will lUeen a ftill and
comploto Block of nuUiorized school
bookd, -wljiah will bo sold at thq Terri
torial price, for cash no deviation
don't nsk for it.
If jrfltt want a good wnoko
call
for
tho Ruby Royal cigar, at
G. S, Van Waoenbh's.
Go to M. M. Harris for gold, silver
land nlcklo plating.
Location notices', freo,
corder's office
OANDY.-HriaShplat-
For puro medicinal wines and liquors
go to tho News Depot.
T. A. Lonergnn, Rov. Father Warlu
zel and Mrs. Merritt, daughter of Mrs.
Jennings, arrived from Tlorohco yeH-
tcrday. ,
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Get your jowelrj silverware, knivus,
forks, spoons, revolvers, eta., plated
by 51, M. Harris. Lcavo ordors at
Post Ofilce.
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To arrivo soon-S.OOQ cry fine Key
Wcs cigars, direct from tho factory at
Key West, Florida, for C. C. Taylor,
Pioneer News Depot.
Kit Carson, the Indian who sho't
Oapt. Burgess several months ago, at
Tucson, from tho eflecte of whioh tho
Captain ldst an eye, has boon tried and
found guilty of the charge of assault
with intent to kill. Sentenco ha not
yet been passerL
Subscriptions taken for all papers
and periodicals, at' tho News Depot.
'C E. Taylou, Agent.
A detae&ment of cavalry from tho
Dragoon mountains came in last night
for orders from Huachuca. Tho cap
tain reports that the Dragoon moun
tains nro well guarded by six detach
ments, nnd that any attempt of Kid
and his gang to get in or pahs through
that range wjllhe diuigerous for them.
Thero seems to be no doubt at present
but that tho Indians, 13 in number,
aro safe in tho Sierra Madrc. Tomb
stone Prospector,
A comleto stock of writing papers,
tablets, papeteries, envelopes and sta
tioners supplies at reduced prices, at
tho Post Ofilco Store.
Tin: ii ndim; iiomis sold.
Tho funding board was in session
yosterday Oct. 31st for the business
of signing the. corrected Territorial
bouds, hich weio received for signa
ture hut Friday. Tho work will be
concluded to-day. Beside this, the
board was engaged in taking account of
)ho .outstanding indebtedness of tho
Territory in tho sliapo of warrants and
other fcccurities, now held bj various
banks throughout the Territory, to be
covered by the prcoeut issue of bonds.
The sale was effected at the time it
was intended to be mrulo. The con
ffAot based upon tho act creating tho
loan laid beon signed by tho Equitable
Mortgage Company of Now York, which
had also placed a forfeit. The compa
ny had practically accepted the bonds
and wassatisfiod. Tho transaction was
, thoroughly a &o in effect and in
fact as co'ijld liaya been made or as will
ei er bo made. As before stated every
thing was satisfactory to the purobaH
er, but at tho last momont an attorney
for several firms of New York capital
ists discovered in the wording of the
bonds what ho behoved to be a want of
formality. Tho expression "payable
in gold coin" ho balnned fchpuld be,
mado to read: "Payable ih geld coin
or its equivalent in lawfnl inonsy." He
recoramoutled that ibis change be made
iu tho interest of phraseological cor
rectness, and when tho matter was laid
before the board it was readily agreed
to. The bonds had beon .well sold and
tho board properly felt tho Territory
could accede to the wishes of the com
pany. A common form had been fol-.
lowed in tho wording of fho bonds and
was legally correct. Tho company'
could not hare nullified the deal on
account of it, audit was in ersry rs-
31iuv baiu, ii uFibiguuig oi b contract
aud the payment of a part of tho con
tract prico can be considered a pur
olnuw or a gale. Republican.
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PKEFEEKKD LOOALS
Fresh groceries, clothing and Gents
furnishing goods just received nt G. S.
Van(WagencnU,
Tho largest and mostoomplolo stock
of toys, notions, stationery, inuoy .arti
cles', novels", papers, ,eri6diUals, school
books, blank books, flno smoking and
chowing tobacco, pipes and sniokors
articles, cutlery, clocks, musical in
struments, Colgate soaps, &c, &c, at
Taylor's News Depot.
For custom mado clothing made to
order and warranted to fit, go to
G. S. Vav WAGuxnti'a.
O. E. Taylor is solo agent in plpbo
for tho iT&lobritcd brand of Gyrus
Noblo whiskeys.
t. large and woll selected lino of sam
ples of clothing just received, at G. S..;
Van Wagenou's.
Tho Hoffman Houso Boquot dgar
can bp found only at Taylor's News
Depot.
, Somo largo size boots at a bargaih,
at G. S. Van Wagcnon's.
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A White's Sowing Machine, brand
now, for salo very cheap, for cash, at
Taylor's News Depot.
New vBtock of men's glovss, of an
kinds, at Q S. Van Wagonen'e.
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Tho only place in Globpwhoro you
cannot tho Cyrus Noblo wliiakyis at
Taylor's.
Newinvoico of choice case wbisky
recpfred at G, S,. Van tVagonen'a.
Desirablo furnished rooms, north of
tho hridgo. Mot J. C. RAXtsncMi.
- Liquors of all kinds at G S. Van
Wngonch's.
LETTER I.IST.
.Letters remaining in thePoitofficertf Olobo
A. T for tho wctk ending Nor. Ctli, 1832.
WarM?, IJavid Aosjit. JtefilKta
Diiglci,' Mrs Jenney Ariientt, Manusl
Terry; JTT t 'RoUe, Cannen
V--' ,1 , , Sauneo. Otto
, iTcrsonS calirnff ter the alibi letters, n!i
Haled hay nnd straw for sale de
livered iu any part of town.
T. A. PAeCoE.
Cyrus Noblo whisky on draught.
Per gat. $5; bottle, $1.25; flask, Efjck,
for cafih, hy 0. 12. Taylor, solo ilgent
for Globo.
DfHtiiCM 4 mi I tir turril
By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of th6 ear.
Thoro is only ouo way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by un inflamed con
dition of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tubo gets inilainud joukuvo a rum
bling Bound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, deafness is
tho result, and unless the inflammation
can bo taken out nnd this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will bo
destroyed forever; nino casoi: out of
ton aro caused by catarrli, vhich is
nothing but an inflamed 'condition of
tho mucous surfaccE.
We Hill give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that wo cannot, cure byakicg
Hall's Catarrh Cine. Snd for circu
lars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 7G cts.
HORN.
SUANLBY- In f J lobe, Nov. 3rd, to the wife
of Wltr G. Hhanley, a un.
r'. tT. ROBERTSON,
iTrORNKY AT LAW,
il
Utlico on Jjro.-ul Street,
OLOBE, A. T.
All kinds of Gun Kepainnff, fighting and ad
GOLD, SILVER, and
mCKLE PLATING.
il. HARRIS,
KeaMeiice, lat house on the road to
around, DrJene order nt It Office.
ball
NO HOE TO CREDITORS.
VfZW'P? J?"l 8 OIIISOK. DBCEASKl)
l-J .Yallm Ii licxdij- jlrt n 1 7 U nixlf rrl;w.l, AcUnln
irtraWU r tt oiute of JoHpb S Gltwoa. dwawd, to
tfcfl credlten of nd aJl pcrsnci IiatIuk cWmj anliitt
lie akl ileuwl, to eiUliiUlifm, ullhtli ntcnnn
Toasberf. vlmu foor ibbUi ntui U rtt public
lloa c( tUt notice to Uw ull AilicItJ,Utrli at rr
on, the tame Ulnc Ut plce for O e trortJoii of
the IxuImm of mU Mt4te, lo tfce 0u'tt)-of (Ilia.
nTTTB cllOX,
AdmisMratrli of the ttUUt cl Jjtrib a. OOikm, it
Md. MS-lir
PROBAT13 NOTICE.
In tlw nuto of U10 UtjLk- of Mri M G Allto
docarctL i
TuinUHM-Kfa-wtyihTOtr of Sle of nl Ii
Ute bould not lx tniJc
Ilirrhaa Jewell U AJafohtntor irfth te Will u,
Miodof IkeKitite nf Mn M C Alho. demtoL hmr
laf Sled Me wtitlon berdn prajlnt for m order ef Bait
of Un irhok of the real estate, of Ml 3 deoodent, Xr tb
puipoeta tuerelu Kt fohli.
It b tSerefut oiered by the M Oonrt, that all per
mm intereated In ll.c eoUU of aakl deoaawj, ap ear
before the Mill Ttobate Court on Tseedar, tbe JMii Oaf
n( hfngtptf 1W it lOoeJoek In U foiesoou of raid
day 1 tie Court mom of raid I'rotate Court at Uie
mrt houw In QW, Ooualy of Of'a, to kow ta it
why an oiilr ahonld not be granted t tbe tald Adielu
IstnUor, to eatfao m4i of Uie real eaiete ef the uid
dectwed M otoall W v&tttvjr
AndUuiaeeRrof 0 erlhr 1-o'iHiUi.hed at leatt
low ioele oeaia In The Arizona Siltcb IIilt,
a wweH)T vrintad and i-uMiafced Jo uM GOa Couotr
Arlroua Torrltorjr
' T W WBSTMEYKB.
JMte ef the I'robale Coait
Dated, .SoT.taUr Sri, 1SJ2.
OctVfir
ILA t!Ct)II'J!Lf SO". 3.
I. O, XI, )&fmteti on the secoid and foutth
I'livlays in Bieli' month. Viaiting bretliren in
goxl atandiiiff cordially inritixl to attend.
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H. H. McNKLLT, Scribe.
FOR
"SGWFlJlAi
SYPHILIS,
GANGER,
ECZEJitl, ".
Tliu Only RGHiBdy tliat will
Tlioronglily Eradicate
tliese diseases from
tlie system,
We do hot uie any of tlie Mercury or Pot
ash treatment whatever, but to the contrary,
ourrem-cly; will cxrcl from the gjstem nil
to5 airial ctfectis. Our preparation is entire
ly vegetable and the rankest acids can lie
taken into tho stumach without the Icatt in
jury to the system or fear of .valuation ns
would be the cise wero mercury one of it
constituent parts. The patient can eat or
drink what be pes while under our treat
ment, Riing the lie point blank to the charge
that the Specific contains dead loads of mer
cury. It is
Tho Most Heroic Blood Purifier
eer known. Scrofula. Sores an,d okl Ulcere
pcrmnnentlv cured in fnnn 30 to GO da
by Fisher's Specific All letters confidential.
I ull particulars free. Addresi,
We W BAILEY,
Sna Carlos, Arizona
R. W.TansIII & Co.,SBI53.0o7r
os Ntnte St., CIiIchbo, JXJTti-y Town for
FREE! A 3-foot French GUs-, 0al
Front, Nickel or Cherry Cigar Show Case;
Jieixkants Only. Address at once.
FISHER'S
It. BttENT KEYSER,
President.
A. L. WALKEK,
Vice Preiidsnt.
Old Dominion Ooi
Whtl & ft&te&l
'Dealers Bn
.OUR STOCK
Sta, Wmssm
.IN .SACS LINE.
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Dry Goods,. ,
Carpets,
Ci'ot'hTngv -, - ;-
'B5ts and Shoes, aVld
Crockery and Glassware,
Canned Goods,
Groceries and Grain
ML! ai HMYY HAEQf ME.
Agency, Giant Powder Co., Gaps and Fuse.
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PrlfeotOLcenliAntl Ualrlnet! perbotlle. feot In safety malllocbOiM postse paid hy w
eeaUd from bservatlon) Send moncr or etarops br letter with full addrsewfit n plainly
ponden es-rtcoyconOdentlal Thlstulvertlswnent la honest and stralebt foiwardin evtr
contains e Invite roil tfdal mlth n snd yoo will and eTerylblueasrerrfnted Oetthl
fndto-dv ArtdrenQUEEM CHEMICAL CO.. 174 Race 8treet, ClMCINNATIiO.
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OI failure or sllchtest Injury lo ny purcUasor. KTcry bottle cnarmiteed.
QDCPIII To ladle who Imrodoes and en aoionit theft trtnda5Ilottlea of Qnaen'a AaU-ltatria.
OI LUIaL ire win prtaent with a SILK DBE8S, 1 Tarda beat ellk Extra Laree DotUa and saapuf
rriw'i"Mi of silk to select troia sent wlUi order. Oood Salarr er Cocmlaelea v Astnt.
P ISO'S IlEMLDY FOK aVTAIUUL Bost. Easiest
to nso. (Dboapest. Roliet ia imrroHRt A euro is
certain. IV t id lit lUo
It is nn Ointment, of
to tho nostrils, Frico,
bymBil 'Al&etj.
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Consists bfi 10 pages. Fays more for news than an
other paper m the United States, being replete with piai
tcr of interest to all classes the agricultural, the mer
cantile and the professional. Advocates the principle
of tlie Republican Party and' publishes in full the speech
es of its leaders.
As the coming Presidential Campaign promises to &r
the hottest ever contested, eVey Republican sJio.uld "be
come a subscriber andlceep hiniself thoroughly ijiforvt
cd of what is Qcatrring in the political world.
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Sample Copios Mailed Freo.
JllJLTJiBiaKJLy
(formerly known .i MitMleton'o Corral.)
No, 1 Saddle Horses for Hire.
Animals Boarded by the
Day, IVeeh hv Month 'at
Morate Prices.
Bos! AttenVon Given Stock leit
in my Care.
TATKIGK SHANLKVjhj
Proprietor,
S150 REWARD!
rr rrrtfiUAci; to ax onrsu madk btthe
UoMd of Supcrtlsora of Oil rosnty, Artiona Tt)tl
tory. on the 6th dij of July 16SJ, I. J. )I Shiioiwon
Sliei Iff of fH Olla cocnty, dottre by offer ltcvard of
One Hittxjred and Fifty Dollars tor the apprehrtuion of
30UV II- 6lX,tueatorailTc) ehoonthe 13th dy of
.tajllfjft In raid Cria county, Mnnlirod Mr wifo Mn
Annie, ' - J. It. THOMPSON, '
Feafl snuuB
mm
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W. W.BR00KXER;,
SeeMtars
AT.ONZO BAILEY,
Treasurer & Managop.
daai Oov
nmer
UMfir-fitricaO
At Merchandise.
IS ALWAYS.
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j 1
NEW DISCOVERY byAGGIDEN?
In compoundine a aolotlen a part was accident! eptlle 00 the hu&
audonnaahlnalternard llxaj discovered that tho hair u trtv
plete,x rem ed. V( e at one put tlila wonderful preparation, en tho
-market and so irreat haa heen the demand thai wo are now Inuodoolae
ltthroKhout the world tmdar tbe okisecfQ'tfVeu'a Anti-lialrLnc,
11 iarc.rcrtib.iuT nAKnriL.u.aa anu
SO SIMPLE ANY CHILD CAM USE IT.
Lar the hair over and apr'7 Die mixture for a few mlaut.e. aad tNa
hair ditarpears as II by mlo wltbnut the alichlMt tla cr lujutjr ks
aipi i dor ever Jterjard. II uunllkeanjrotlierpreparaUoiieTtriiecd
f raukepurpose1 Thousands of LAHI TS who tare teen annoyed
v ihlitlrontl.-'irF.ACK.UnClMird Al'.MSi altMt IK mtrlla.
ll NTI 1 MKS whodonctapp eelateabetrdor fcalrcotlialrseck.
Endaprlcel.-M boon In Quren'a Antl-IIalrlne wb'ch dees awtr
alih i.)iwt,t. h. ..n.ni IF, fiif.iv ..mtv-lt flh tl f pr ImncMO-JHL
. Owrto-
rwttd c
a out aad
To tea.
Head it uaa to equal.
which a small particlo is applied
Hkv, Sold by drufjftieta or r-ent wfk
bTtiUW Warren. Pa. &
X.OTJIS-
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YELLOV
DANVERS
Postage Paid SI per lb.
Spccinl Llat of
VEGETABLE SEEDS on Application,
Correspondence Solicited.
TRUMBULL & BEEBE,
Importer, Growers ami Dealers in SE1DS,
TKKES and PLANTS,
4ianni ki 8t:'!:r; st.,
ft.ui l-rniieUco. Cal.
nyJ-t'ii
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 70.
Laxd Ofhoe at Trcso.v. Arir-a J
. . . AuB.2Jth.18S2. I
otiJd-U hereby git en tbat tho following
nainet etttlcr ha tiled notice of his intention
to maUo fin-l proof in npport of hia cleim,
nnd that iaid proof will be mat's before tho
Clerk of tho DiatrfrlCouitat I51nle, Arikim.
on Nov. 21, lbBJ, ix: Qnintns O. Ttl he of
Armor, Gila County, Arizona, for the S. W. i
of S. li. i of See 14, and N. W i of N. E. i
See 23, XonrhIii J, if. K. 12 E.
He names the following witnesses n JrT
his contimipus residence uj)fiWandh?nJtifaWcri
ofJWidlanli. viz:
&
iTacob S. Duer. Ifcnrv Armersnd W
flictaridenoi Armerjitla UAifntv, Ar
l'orfte Petnberton, ofCOlolie, Utya'G
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