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HEA'RIZDNA SILVER BELT
nvvmi Ai- rAi'Bit-ov uituvWo.
Saturday Jjily 90, 1803.
' -Entered i" Hie lt OSico t Glob, as ec
;end-Itu matter.
, Th!iaper it kept on f!l at E. 0. DAke's
Adertttins Agency, CI and &' Merchants'
Exchange, San Franelaeo, CaI., whwa con.
.tracts for advertising can be made for It.
POST OFFICE IIULES.
'OfEcaopen from 7 a. U. to 7 r. M., daily.
Sumtn.) --one hour after mall arrive.
V Mail close go'ns ! and West at 7 A.
'"iloneyOnier IJeartuient-cltfA'i at 5 f.
N., daily Sundays excepted.
. SlalU go to San Carlos and Maxey ery
f&ay, Sundays excepted to Catla, Ar--iWr,
Tonto, Uye, Vajaon, c, every Men.
Ulay, Wednesday and Iruhy. riiee lualU
olo.ethen.ghtouaatO. r
Qlolxi&San Carlo Teleqraph Co. Qffice
Hour.-9o'qlookA..V. toVJM. add 7 to 8 P.
M. Sundaj .110 to 11 A. M. and 0 to 7 r. M.
LOCAL NEWS.
Taylor's specialties! Hoffman House
clgara and Noble whiskies.
Dr. J. Q. Dunlap was hero from
Tonto yesterday with a load of fruit.
Bartolo Belluzzl came down from
Payson Wednesday. Abundant rains
have f.tflon there.
IfyouWntaeuititjf clotlfea, ready
made or mado to order, go to G. S.
"Van Wagenen's.
Henry Armor, P. Bacon and A. J.
Henderson, of Upper Salt River Valloy,
wero visitors Yo tllobo this week.
Bob Samuels, of Pleasant Valley,
was in Globo tho forepart of thoweok.
Ho said tho rains had been very light
in the valley.
C. B. and Aaron Edwards, and ier
villo Frush went up on tho mountain
Friday to spend n few days in tho vici
nity of Kollnor's mllr,
Josoph Redman took his wifo to CaT
Ifornla on Sunday la3t, hoping that tho
chango would restore her hoalth, which
has boon vory poor of late.
Dr. J. II. Ohasrs, Morris Klein and
James B. Whelnn who linvo been en-
lovlnc an outlnjr on tho summit of
lfinal mountain, returned to town yes
terday. Geo. F. Wilson and J. It, MoKIo
will loavo Globo on Monckayv f knn
Francisco, whero they oxp'ect To locate.
They "will bo misted by their many
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Patton enter
tJued a few frionds on Tuesday 'eve
nhTjf, in honor of Mr. Patton 29th
birthday. Tho occasion will long bo
remembered pleatnutly by thosopree
ont. t
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Tho rainfall in tho northern part of
Gila county has been continuous and
heavy. At Pino rain fell daily from
tho 10th to tho 2Sd, and tho total pro-i
cipitation is estimated to havo been
four inches.
,A pienio party composed of Mr. and
airs. M. W. Bremen, Dr. and Mrs. T.
S. Collins, Miss Ida Bremen and n
iinmbcr of her girl friends, spent
Thursday in tho cool nnd delightful
environs of Bremen's mill.
E..F. Kollner nnd family, whon last
heKrd from wero in San Francisco",
whero tho ohildron wero to bo loft at
school. Mr. and Mrs. Kollner wero
contemplating a visit to tho World's
Fair.
Having decided to take a fow weolcs
vacation, I wish to close out summer
jjoods. Therefore, J am offering bar
gains in new, fashionable, millinery
and fancy goods until August 1st
Mbh. A. W. Newton.
N. H. Price and David Dovoro havo
raised splendid melons, potatoes, cab
,bagcflind othor .garden truck, this sc&
Boir, on their fortilo ranches at Wheat
flolds. Wo havo never eaten finer po
iatoes, and their other products aro
correspondingly good.
It Is said Mlko Obi contemplates tho
purchaso of tho.cattlo and ranch prop
erty of P. Browoiv in tho AriVaitfa.
It it t most desirable pleco of property,
and as Mlko cjeslrcs to return to his
ilrstlovo the cattle business ho could
not do hotter. Willcox Stockman.
, O. E. Taylor, dealer In flrio -wines
and liquors, California port, clarot,
AVhito nnd Eclipse extra dry cham
pagnp, imported cognac, gin, Jamaica
rum,. Scotch whiskey,Duff, .Gordon &
"W. & A. Gllboy's sherry, and Ppmmo
rySec. Dublin Stout, Dublin gingor
nlo, npolllnaris, &c, &c.
Sam Richmond, who was in town on
Thursday, informed us that tho rain
fall lias been copious in tho Immedi
ate) viqlnlty of his camp, at tho point
pf Apaohe monntaiji, ton miles north
cast of Globo. Grass In places is six
Jnohos highly Hosiiys) however, that'
tho range ha been greatly Injured by
tho drouth and overstocking, and will
never bo so good as formerly.
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Men's nailed .hqpt brognns, coarso
tdioes, flno Bhoes.baso ballslipos, danc
ing shoos and slipn'cfH, ai G. S. Van
"Wagonon's.
Andro Maurel Is lpoked upon as a
public benefactor during the hot soa
bon whon ripe fi-uib itrjso gnoful to
fho palato. lq lias melons.'and poach
bs in abundance, df ptcjsUcnt quality,
and moderato iii price. Mh Maufe'l
JiUs opened a fruit store at tho south
ern npproach of tho bridge, whero cool
Juscibus molonftand otlior fruit, can bo
had at all tinies.
C E. Taylor, bole ugent in Globo lor
jS'obk' w Ii'hUi"
CITTLV.AM 10M 111 NIIKTIIRK.V HU.X,
. "W ? "V " I' y
$ U. '7 Curtis Arrived from Pfi$'son
'rueHday,on hls'way, otho railroad
to meet Ills wife, who Is returning
from a visit in California. Ho spoko
oYrtio lmproVodprospect in tho north
ern part of Gila county. Matters gon
enillj havo assumed a more encourag
lilfnmnnf Hnnil vnlilH linVoini1n flw
Iheart of tlvo'Btoolunan.glad! .and buy-
ofj recontly through that section wore
offering bettor prices for beef cattle.
There is a decided stir in gold min
ing. Tho low price of eattlo and heavy
losses sustained hi stock during tho
past two BcaBon8,c.used many persons
to turn tholr attention to prospecting,
with the Tfesull of sovoral Important
gold finds nbout Payson and on ltyo
Creek. Tho most valuahlo discovery
up to date Is on a claim owned by L.
L. Loonoy, Wm. Murphy and Frank
Bissig, situated four miles west of
Payson. A shaft was sunk on tho
claim and at a depth of CO feot. Mr.
Curtis states they have two feet of
Quartz carrying 150 of cold per ton,
Tho Lackawanna mineJhajhost no
ted In tho Payson district-is tdlo owing
to n disagreement nmonjr tho owners.
Work is soon to bo xcs'imed on the
Zulu mine, near tho heflftof rye creek,
owned by Sam Hill and Jim Samuels,
of Proscott It is a fairly well doyol
"bTShW muo, having a double compart
ment shaft 100 feot deep. Our inform
ant considers tho Zulu a valuablo prop
erty, showintr a Rood sized vein at fi
'dopth of 160 feot assaying $300 in gold.
Considerable timbering will lib neces
sary boforo mining can be tfisumed in
tho Znlu. Mr. Curtis has a very prom
ising prospect on Ryo a few miles east
of tho store. Ho has sunk 60 feet and
at that dopth has an IS inch vein of
ore going 100 in gold. Thoro nre,Chas. T. Martin, Clerk
dozons of claims in tho Payson and
Ryo country, Bhowing-moro or less
gold, aVid Mr. Curtis Is of tho opinion
that it is a most promising Hold for
tho prospector.
Cy. Blovlns receivod a lottor from
Kd. 11(11 fewtdays sjiico, btarjinyliat
ho vas still In jail in Colfax7 Washing
on, nnd his trial has been sot for De
cember 12th. Hill, indicted for mur
tier In hitman county Wash., was
twice captured in the Sierra Auohas
mountains, Gila county, the.flrst tjme
by Dapnty Sheriff Wbbb of Maricopa
pounty, Ariz, and B. F. Crawford of
Tonto, who took him to Phosnix,
whore ho broko jail and returned to
tho Sierra Anohas. Ho was ag ain cap
tured by Cy. Blovlns, brought to Globo
and subsequently taken to Yuma by
Sheriff Thompson nnd Blovlns, and de
livered to an officer from Colfax,
Wash. Two of Hill's accomplices in
tho orimo wore tried and convicted of
manslaughter.
Wo Joarii from th$ fcisTolos Optio
that Liout. W. A. GIncsford nnd family
havo returned from Paris to Washing
ton City. Lieut. Glassford was sta
tioned at Paris for a year as military
attaeho of tho Fronoh legation. Ho is
vory kindly romombored in Arizona.
Ho waS for a. time stationed nt San
Carlos as Signal Servico Ofllcor, nnd
was subsequently placed in charge of
thoTVcathor service of tho Depart
ment of Arizona. It was mainly
through his qffortB th(it tho meteoro
logical reports from Arizona wero made
comprehensive and of value. His
vory useful sort-loos wore recognized
by thp Doparlnitent at Washington,
and wpnJm promotion. Tho Lieu.
tonnnVs friends in tho Southwest aro
always pleased to hoar of his success.
Tho offect of tho closing down of tho
silver mines is noticablo oven in so
romole a district as Globo by the ar
rival, almost daily, of mon hunting
vwork. Wo wnnt all such to know that I
Globo is almost as poor a place to seek i
employment as dozens of other camps
In Arizona.. In fact, tho exigency of
tho tiroes has caused an exodus of
good mon from Globo. Q'he Old Do
minion Copper Co., about the only
employer of labor hero, has all tho
mon 5n tho pay roll that they require
Henry Bopp was in from Qunrtzlto
AVodnosday. Chas. Ruckolhausen and
ho havo a flno showing in, thoir silver
mlno) hlid havo taken out nnd sacked
a considerable quantity of oro which
thoy will probably havo workod here.
Tho present demoralization pf silver
does not encourage further prosecu
tion of work on silver properties, and
it is doubtful whether Messrs. Ruchols
hausen and Bopp will do any more
work for tho prosont on thoir claim.
U. J. Edwards returned fron) Uppor
Salt river valley on Wednesday. Tho
Hudson reservoir suryoy party was
working on Tonto creok. Until tho
survey is pomploted ppthing will bo
done toward acquiring tho. larido that
will Ho within tho , basin... Mr.. Ed
wards says ifc will bo tho Bafest .reser
voir in tho world, as in tho ovpnt of
tho dant breaking, tho water couldjiot
flow through tho box canyon fast
enough to do serious damage to lifo
and property below.
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N. S.-'Berray; World's Fair commis
sioner for Gila county, sont a magnifi
cent silver nnggot, from Richmond
Basin, to bo addod to the Gila cdunty
exhjblt. T. R. Sorln, In charge of tho
Arizona exhibit at the Fair, in ac
knowledging tho receipt of tho jWoci
mon Bays, V Mr,uV' tThmiggct
is nlmost purp silver andrwolghl'20
pounds. It is one ofalnrgonujflber
pf nuggets foumTnt Riclinond Rasin
by Leroy Ikcnbof ry and partners.
LOST July 6th, on tho pttWic. road
somowhoro between 6lolio and Tonto.
a corduroy cpat contufiliiigvo Jnom-'
qranda Cooks with my nnmq InlTeW
j.iio unuer jviuijpo 8UiuiuiyroWttrueu
for ur; laffifmsTsaaJvvraFs
the Belt ofilco. Chas. Bpuquot.
All kinds of wines and liquors, to
bacco and t(gart at O B Van Wago-
Romombcr, Tuesday, August 1st,
PAPER BAG SOCIAL at- M. E.
Church, 7tB0 p. m. Flno muslo enter
tninmc'ut. "0. C. 1'lnlayson rotut'iidd on "Wed-
iftesday, after an nbsonco of sovoral
mohths in tho North and East. He
lias Ifton in Denver Chicago and other
cities, and in several mining camps,
and found dullness everywhere He
thinks Globo is a good placo to como
back to.
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ROOMS TO RENT by tho day,
week or month lariro, well furnished.
cool and Comfortable, centrally loca
ted on Oak stroet, one blo.dlc west of
tho Cnrt House. Terms reasonable.
Apu to owner.
Mns. 0. R. Fiskn.
A6STK ACT OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
'OILA COUNTY FOB THE VEAE 1003.
No. acros of land 0920 valuo .110,320
Value of imp. thoreon, 131,573
Valuo of town lots, 29,(f07
Valuo of imp. thereon, . . . 03,335
No. of horses 3,114 valuo, 09,310
No. of mules 2valuo, . ... 1,895
No. of asses 235 -value, ... ... 1,900
No. of eattlo 68,919 value, . . . , '878,09
No. of shoop C.KOO valuo 10,100
No. of hwIuo 233 value, .. 022
No. of goate 143 value, 168
All othor property, . 103,441
Total, 990,801
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Glodc, Gila County, Arizona,
July 8th, 1S03.
Tho Board of Supervisors and Equal
ization mot at 9:80 a. m. Present
Supervisors Cook, Tebbs and Taylor;
P T. Robertson, District Attorney and
Tho Board oi Equalization thou con
sidered the assessments of the follow
ing nnmod parties, and upon motion
duly miulo, seconded and carried, it is
ordwred that tho assessed value of real
estate nnd porsonul properly hvb&!l
to said parties bo corrected as follows,
to-wt: Geo. A. Allen, land en Suit
river from ?100 to $100, 150 cattle to
4 200 cattle.
Thos. Beach, 26 cnltle to 50 Oftttle.
Phil. Asians, omitted, solvent debt
$1100.
J. H. Beubiaok, tov. ll, block 85,
Globe, hind from $100 to 3150.
JB. T. lJonacksr, unprovomoutB in
Payson from 8100 tp $380.
N. O. Booth, iuiproTementa in Pay
son from $50 to $150.
' Buokejo Mining Company, omitted,
Buokeye mine, iatautil $1000.
F. M. Brad-, 150 cattle to 250 eattlo.
J. L CofHm 260 cattle to 325 cattle.
Oroya Seven Laud it Cattle Compa
ny improvements from $200 to $760;
1UUU eattlo to 12UU cat No.
John L. Cliao, 800 cattle to 700 eat
tlo.
T. J. Olino, 200 cattW to 1QP) cattle;
improvements from 100 to $200.
M. E. Onrryv 200 eattlo to 500 eattlo.
M. B. Ghilson, 150 eattlo to 250 cat
tlo. Goo. W. Cole, 125 cattle to 200 catUo.
G, K. Churah improomantB from
$200 to $00.
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qrou k, "".Wbo", 500 cattle to 7f
cattifs.
Dripping Springs Cattle Company,
COO cattle to 1000 cattle.
David Dovoro, 130 cattle to 150 cat
tle. J. S. Duey, laud $200 to $500, omit
ted 2 horses $40.
A. C. Dilliuger, land $500 to $1500,
omitted improvements $500.
J. W. ElIUou, lOOcattfatoCOOcflUlo..
J. Elliott, 00 cattle to 200 cattle.
J. P. Flippin, land $300 to $5Q0.
W. D. rullor, 20 eattlo to CO cattle;
10 horses $150 to 60 liorsas $750.
Dao Fuller, 15 cnttle d 40 cattle.
J. II. 1'nllor, 60 cattle to lQOcattld.
M. J. Fuller improvements $75 to
$150.
W. & Fuller, omitted 1 horso $25,
25 cattle $176.
Alfred Fuller, omitted 1 horso $25,
15 eattlo $103.
V. H. Fishor, 100 caiilo fo 285 cat-
tl0' .' ,
W. O. Gmoll, 75 cattle to lOO cat
tle. W. Ti Gann, 300 eattlo to GOO cattle.
Olobo & Final Summit Tolltoad
Company, toll road $G00 to $1000.
Mrs. E. A. Gordon,, land $5000
$1000 J 0 LorfleS $135 U 25 horse$a75,
10 cattle to 50 eattlo.
0. 0. Griflln, 85 cattle to 300 cattle.
B. F. & A. H. Gibson, 150 eattlo to
225 eattlo. - . i .
SK P. Gowan-improvements $75 Io
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Wm. BjJl, omitted furniture $50. tll
F. L. Gates omitted furniture $100.
E. G. Gobi'o, omitted 2 mules $10, 1
wag4il$20.
W, 0. HHJ9S, 30 cattio tOlOOpattlp.
Huycs & Mounco, 75 cattle lo 125
cattle. ,
S. O. Heinemnn itoprovemonts, lot
1, block 73, $1200 to $1500...
S. A. ITftught, Sr., 75 eattlo to 175
cattle. t .
S. A, Haught, Jr., 1(S6 cattio to 300
cattle,, " i.. ' -'
Alfred Hnught, 125 cattio to 140
eattlo,
Alfrod Hanght, fprR, A. poison, 150,
cattio to 200 cuttlo.
A, J. Houston, 700 cattle to 1000
7.1
cattio. v ,
A. -0". Hondereon iinmovcmdiitBi
$150 t$ 250.
1. ll. iiasrpr, 00 cattle to, UO cattle,
B. O. Hicks, omitted, 1 pump 3250.
Ilonnrd Mining Company nnprova-
meuts and machinery on Huuird uime
.Hj"'J j$liJl'U
Vj .tftg, linn or, Sr., omitted 0 cnttlo
$210.
J. B. Htntemnn, oinitte4 1 'tvork hors
es S100, 1 wagon $50.
Hanson k, "Wilson, caitted merchan
dise etc. 800.
II. O. Uarorlft omitted 3 horses $15.
L. Ikohboji-y, omittoU horse $30.
Frnul? Jnliff, onuttwl 1 horse J50, 1
watoa10, flronruiB 92f, furniture 25,
shildlo 10.
C. H. Konyop, 30ti oattlo to 400
cattle. ',
L. j. Looney improvoraenle 100
to SI200.
IL W.
Lawfcon-
improVe'mcnts 150
to $800.
A. E. Lwft, CO cattlb to 75 cattio.
C. Layton, omitted 1 spring wagon
$(10, 1 r thoroughbraee wngou $00, 8
horses 320.
Miller, Goldberg & Putnum, 2706
cattle to 3500 cattle.
E. T. AF. L. MilN, 175 cattle to
250 cattle.
Fiank Mnyor,200 oattle to360 cattle.
Walker Moore, 350 cattle to 450
cattle.
J. Meadows, omitted 40 eattl $380.
Wm. McFaddou, 150 oattle to 70
cattle.
S. J. McDonald improvements $200
to $400.
Mrs. A. McLano, osiitted 30 cattle
$210, 5 horses $75, furnitnra $20, wag
on $15, houso and corr.nl at Miami 30.
II. IL MoNolly, omitted furniture
$50, Jewelry $50.
B. McCoy, omitted 2 horses $50,
mining tools S10.
Nnegohn Bros., 400 cattle to 000
cattle.
Thompson Kidiffer improvements
$100 to $250.
C. J. Newton, omitted 8 horses $G5,
saddle $16, firsanns 10,
John Newman, omittAd quartz mill
and luaeliinory $SC0, 1 horse 26, min
ing tools $50.
J. C. Nnrrou, omitUi polvont debt
$1000.
G. W. Xau, 04niU4 lmule $20, 1
poByJO, lrifte$lfl.
S. S, Puttenol S00 Ule to 325
oattlo.
A. M. PyjBftU, 8fcutt to 75 cattle.
J. B. Pvoutt, 50 0ttl to 76 eatUe.
PriBgle Bros., 100 uaUle to 2500
oaUle. , '
G. T. A-D. J. Peter, S00 cajttlp to
1800 wltte J 'ntpf vtf.enfci $00 to $600
N. H. Frieeimprovamente $250 to
$860.
Tho Rescue Silver Mining Qoutpany,
Rofccue mill $5000 to $6000; improve
ments at Rescue mine $100 to 9250,
omitted mining tools $200.
Baruy Rice, emitted posseunory
right ii )iend und lot south of O. D.
smelter $200. ' .
G. ltuffini, omitted 1G burro $80.
Patrick Rose, omitted furniture $25.
lliliy & Armstrong, 825 cattle to 500
cattle. .
Ed. Rom, 120 cattle to 176 oaVtle.
A. J. Randall improvement $200
to $800.
Patrick Shanley, -lOO attle to 1000
JkJ,ii2
UUI.I49.
Ed. Shanley, 100 eatUo to 126 cattle.
R. O. Sloan, S0 cattio to lOOOonttle.
B, F. Stuwert Improvement in
Payson $100 to $S0O.
Q3q. E. Sliute impraveraenfe $200
to $800.
R. H. 8araul, 200 oattlo te 300 cat
tle. Fred. Stanten lmiirpYeraents $150
tof250.
SulWi' & Lnuingj omitifed part blottkf
GG, $25.
G. A. Sixhy, omitted 15 cattio 105.
Honry Soo, omitted 7 horses $175,
100 cattio $700, 1 saddlo $10.
Sr R. Snads, omitted 2 horses $30,
saudls $12, watoh $16, firearms $10.
Al. Siabor, omitted 2 hortos $G0,
saddle $10, watch $20, firearms 825.
L. J. Wobster, lot 1, block 80, Globe,
$050 jto $83(3.
Mro. Anna Walsh, 'lotjp 5 and G, block
7G, Globo, 250 to S200; improvomonts
on abovo lots $550 to 5G50.
G. W. Wilson, 101 cattio tc 150 cat
tle. F. AY, Westmoyer, 200 cattle to 300
cattle, Iqt 3, blook 85, Globo, $100 to
8100, land oa Salt rhor $200 to $1150.
Mills. an Wagenen, omitted furni
ture $50.
W. F. Vontkoff, omitted tools $10Q,
watch $25j ' -
Dr, G. N. Woods, 100 eattlo to 125
cattle.
S. W. iyalkor, omitted 2 horses $10,
1 wagon $&0, , ;
J. H. Wingfield, 25 horses 8375 lo
CO hoi ses $750.
J. B. Willoy, omitted 200 cattio
$U00. , . . , ',
S. W, Young, 100 cattio to 200 calth,
And it is further ordurod thai tho
Olork notif' the said nbovo named par
tios to appear before tho Board, on the
dates sot for tho Rearing of Ihoir rer
spectivo (Jdses, to show cauuo, if anj
thoy have, v;hy such coriectious and
assessments should not be made.
,On motion it is ordered that subpcci
nas isu9 for W. C. Colijord, Jpljfi
Rhodes, D. J. Peter and Chas. SijfeaL
S. Gilseu, appeared before the Board
and consented tp havo improvomonts
assosRod to luiB4t.$10p laisod to $250,
The iBottidsoi Supervisors aud Equal
ization thon btood at recoss to 0:30 a.
m!, July 10th. 1893. 1
CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Approved E. H. Cook, Chiurman
If you want a strictly puro and nn
ndultoratod wl'ikoy lur fannly ur nc
(iKinal ii'c t'.ill lorf'fun.1 Ud k , j
i im: siriutMiiio-t :oiiim(OYi,itt,
We aro indebted to Dr. Aloar. Trlp-
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pol for a cohsorvativo opinion of lio
Superstition gold mines: Ho Btitas
that what has beun dono, outside of
tho four or tlvo olalmii bought by tho
Colorado party, is limited to prospect
ing! and .that mostly nonr tho surface.
That work has resulted In tho finding,
at BoVoral places, of gold oro of more
than average richness. It is.n quartzy
conglomerate enrryhfe; free gold. Al
though a fow small Blinfto havo boon
Bunk, no positive lodo or vein has
yotbeon struck, which may bo called
a permanent vein.
The Haakes milieu, now owned by
Mr. Hall and others, hnvobcomvorked,
somewhat exteuslvoly, and havo vcryH
rich oro which is now stoped out nnd
shipped in sacks to Denver, Colo.
Some of the oro tukon out is exceed
ingly rich and thoro is n largo amount
in sight betweon porphyritlc and gra
nitic walls. ,
Float oro Jb found In many plnces.
and specimens are often exceptionally:
rich in tho precious metal. There cans
bo no doubt that auriferous quartz
lodge will io discovered boforo long,
wince tho amount of prospecting work
is constantly increasing, and in pro
portion, tho prospected aro. At
pnwent thero are nearly 300 peoplo i'u3
tho hills; a townslto has been located,
and several stores and restaurants
have been opened, Tho surrounding
hills, notably near the old McDowell
camp, also bear rich gold and silVor
orea.
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Dr. Chaso, tho dontist, will loavo
Globo within tho next fow weeks on n
trill to different narta of tho Torritnrv.y
Tlioso wishing first class work at East
ern prices must cnll soon. Ramembar,
Eastern price pi avail 'until my dpptir
turc. '"
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Msolafely
Pure
A cream of tail .r ' im )
ufall In lertn(uj Jticiulb.-
Government Fih1 I p rt.
HoTir. IUhim. i''UM,m Co.,
106 yn H.,H, Y.
Itcunrc or oIuIuhiiIi Tor tiilvrli lam Ton
lain Wcrnirr,
As meroury will eurely ileetroy the
teate qi smell and eojlptelydirangQ
the whole system woes entering ItH
through the mucous mutnem. Such
urticles shvuld never be used except on
preecriptione from reputable pbysi
cians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure
nwmufaoiared 1y'F. J. Cheney & Go.,
Toledo, O., coutftaus no mercury, and
in taken internally aety directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hull's Catarrh Cnro
bo sure you get the genuine. It is
taken jnteritallyv aud made in Toledo,
Oh, by P. J. Ofieuoy & Oo. Testi
monials free.
afirSokl by druggists, 76c.
, Just receivod, direct from New
York, flCOO Hoffman Houeo Boquet
cigars- -Rothschild's. -
O. E. Tatlok.
Don't forget when you want to order
your spring suit of oloUi, 0fc I hn"0
a fine lino of samples, aim furtSthUc
good fit and reasonablq prices.
O. S. Van Waosxhk.
Fijrpisijing-Koods and notions at G.
S. "Van Wagobon's.
Fresh candy at the PostOfJlco Store,
10 conta per podnd.
E. Cl HitcHcocIi:,
KBTAIL.
DBTCIST
-ALSO DEALF.U IN-
STdTIOMERY,
PERFUMERY,
DRUGGIST
SUjJDRIE&utici::
Pit
re' lii'-qu'oTs
Vt Metlloal riirposw, '
at alt htarit of tho Dty iffflfrP lV
Dissolutioc of Oopartaershlp
Notipc Is ilfro'iA kivi n tin" l. the pnKuerMiIji
hirctof ui. exlstii; ' lit fin C. n, Hanson
f (it t VJih n, r. I t.K firm naruti of
lliii-,ji ft Vt ii oo, h.i i. -.oltl By mu
ti.-l . n-. .it. '
C J. Hansen lu !winiiil all liu'iilttifsi
nut iU . 'Ki.t-.i.1! I,HU 'Im- tl-i Intc jinn
( I 11 N-i' "
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From Pure Bred
Broil Leiliom
4
$1,25 Per Setting of 13,
I am brreditii; froniprire mniiinattocL,
diret fiwm Xe Yml aiul lilliuiu.
J-OtH fn.i WH1TI3 MI.VOKCAS ad
LIGHT WtAHMAS fr ! Iati m
the Hi. '
SiT liH8 hltt to if. rt.rt Uie
Tonitury and u gl hatcb gonli-wL
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send lUr
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W'e offer the entire line ss jK
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lUUttt your !' r at an" ttw flW to tare lta
Oliai
rfalluroorallchteatininrr ta anr pmclnwer.
DTIMll -ToladlMWis iniroda and auooe thrir frtandj 6 Bottloa of ttf ' Jr!?i .
OrtblaL v will rmxmt with a SILK DIUMS, 16 rant. bMtallk Hitra hmrtm rtlla-asple
ct oUk to select from asnt trim order.
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t (".jUkh Mtuciue.
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fuEa Hi-
IO Cure,
i rp all olbo foil n 'tu tPt an 1 1.,-e- ubli uh'
CDiUreriiakc it without -linrtmn K dnii-i
Mi
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aENEBAL MERUHANDIB
I-nro f3tock of
Oversliirts
Sats,
Groceries,
Liquors,
Tobaccos,'
.Oigars,
vBuwrai
FIEST-OLASS MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT.
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totttel uncrrei mtiv eyre. 1
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markn 'l v vrent baa ftw i tltt ) maid ihaU arF no tnuafiMtog
It tlirougbout tbe nor d trider tbr name at Uufien's Actt-UalrlBCi
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AUD
SO SIMPLE ANY CHILD CAM USE IT.
tar th balr orr and apr ) th mUture for a frit miauUc &ad Ibo
liair dlwirP" a it by inRic ftlioKiLltrtiflpainoT)rlBrrwfco
api.il"! or er atierward It i- miitkr nr ct) tr i tt turaui u eTr uacd
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f idaprlotlew lHn In Uuron'a Ant!-IIaIt!newlh
rri!ni)r M 'u:nr rron an uim mp" "f
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plainlT t. ma
in evwj oTd it
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Hardware.
Tinware,
Lining .
Supplies
andEvery
thing
t. -
kept by ai
all parts of the Uni
and Europe.
YELLOW DAN VERS
immn ee
Postae;o Paid 31 per lb.
SiieciAl List of
VEGETABLE SEEDS on A)plication.
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