Arizona silver belt. [volume], August 19, 1893, Image 1

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VOL. XVI.
GLOBE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, AUGUST -19. 1393..
ND. 2l
MNMlbl
tHEARIZONA SILVER BELT
--
ubUittd entry Sstnrdsy morning t
klobD, Gila County, Arizona,
nv
felOlbEY & SAMILL,
EllTSSS All) l'ROralI11S
HUllMCItll'TIOX H,VTi:Sl
ttno V'ear ,... , SI 00
Mx Months. ,.., 3 00
Three Months , ISO
Advcr.-lsliic; Hate uimto known on
application.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial,
i'
Javernor Ii. C. Hoshis, Tuojon.
Treasurer Jaa. A. Klemiug, I'btsnix.
Superintendent nf Public Instruction--'
T.y Nsthertun, PhctuU,
,-Audltor-H. C. IWie.
i Supremo Court A. C. linker, Uhlef
Justice, l'husnix: Owen ,T. House, Associate
Justice, Tutsan; It. K. Slovn, Associate Ja.
lice. Tacsqn.
1 U, .. District Attorney Francis J. Iltney,
Tucson.
U. 3. Marshal -AV.-JC. Meade. .
Surveyor CIvJwiTil L, If. Mannfna;, Tucson.
j Ds'epite to CastRiesa (anm Smith,
tTaiaVsion. ,, , .., ., ,
i. Judxc or First JwHabl jfcvtriot-ll. II.
Slpftn. ,
,r"til,$'ord JudleM District Owen
T 'Ten, Tuu.m. ,
Judge of Third .Imtieut Dktriot-A C
Hater. , .
j, JmSK.f.UiecriHi!th Judfetal IMatriot- J J.
Hawkins, Preac-yt, ,
, t :ilu .County.
iils of Diitrict Court Owen T K n-
jPlerk of Iiiajiiet fitatrt Aleux.,H.,ile
JuiLteof Probate- U. M Allison.
pheriff-J. H. Thomyit. ,
Under, 8h.rjlT,-0l N. 9rasw.ll,
tUUtrict AtlsratfI. T. ltWrtayn
Itteardsr Okas T Martn. ( a
( KuferTlwrs-Q. C. TtW, K. H. Cwok,
Chas. K, Tih i, i,, i .
inerkBrasfjrTivw-ai J. Martin.
P umtyTrjrer J. V. Itanrdiuan.
Coruner
1 ,
DLtUnpe frqtn (iLe to the railroad at Will
ii,125inil.
Prom Olslx to Ok GnMKle. fessKl Ihs.IHjus Can
yon, ami loui-bint; at IlnJ unJ.ftftf.t qj u let
rrouOloteUOimnraJMs)!lBerr a -nlK-j
Kjejtaii.in W ssa ltl at CM) - SW 't
'ailtide S Jiw, M mtnut., teriyttade 116 Ue
grees, aSinlniite.s
tllfhett niUumii tenjpeMliire, Alt; lljh, Ho dejf
tiiit minimum Uwpmtnn. 1m loth, U 4tg
It-ad tempersture, ,. 6Sdeg
rrvtlljgg tiittctfon of mad, JpwUnrwt
, A'a oawmtisH ctNultaz pr-iTrJ. T(:J, iH
llot.j tl. remarkable (sot, lliat Jht-e ha not been
Hdaj wIMiTuI nur or ltft ianitrtae
Dr. J. H. CHASE',
fiKIDENT DENTipTi .
Ify 0ib?,. Arizona,
. Office one.(l(ortuth c( ltailmc Komn.
d. c. fox; m, d.;
' f" 'i r -
i Ofllco one door south of BBL'I
office.
, p. t. Ropgtsbta,
A'rroHNEy.iT i-aw, .
ii Uflico on liroad Htroot, , t
- (JTAOni:. A. T.
J. j. BACIIELDEU,
tlABPHITHl. and BUILDER,
OLOBK, Arizona.
jj j ,
jit.su i: LoiitiK i o o r.
" ' ' " 1 ' ''
r Veneue L'KijJe, T 0- w. V:, meU Wetln.
Say evening i each week at I. 1). 0 1'. hall,
iVMthn hrnthers in Rd standinj; are or-
(lially intited tn'attenrl.
T. Siiiu-ds Cciung, N. G.
- II. Gr IIitciicook. Seo'y.
Knigritsof Pythias'.
nre cardiaHy ittvttcd.'
' TAttou FkVsu, C. C.
J. Frso. Daiio"!, K. K. S.
ittof tl t wnttn denpUom imI2
brntio corrtspond tor tun or
ttlrSwf KBtl n rl kin. W t-
f Mi Tlfirto. V?t.yR,wttU4r
fce(wrot,tT?rTtUr4fctUWt'n
with whom you wish toeflricj pond W
HiiuiiisN avurrn
lo euro liilloMinrcii, t .l. ltcailixhe, Conill-
ration,' hrt ,L rrl r , laint', ttio
tho safe and cet-iah, hjiiiod",
HlttlTII'S
?1?, ,''?aA'' Slxrt(lomi! naiitnU )
botttey Tnrr ap" t- . -. : ,-t
j.r.SB'iTj'jico Mt".f mruixs si ."sw w.j
3tfSrX
A--jRi
. i y
KeRular meeting of Pinal Mountain Lds
Ho. 11, Tuwday niRht f Ah wefk at M
aonlo II1I. . All liliitheri fh iod t.inilltt
Bl"
P ftdm srrx rrJTi;
"" xj-X ' """Vts. tvo.Tv'
mm fej ipsfcEHH
JTo cnro cost ivonesa the meil Irlno luuat
liomorc tliuii u purirutUo. Mo bo po
tMitueut, II muut contain
Tonic, Alterative and
! Cathartic Properties.
Tutf I'llls ioss thou i"nlltio la
Speodily Restore
to tho honol tholr iiutunl IrtM-IMnlUO
luoUou.ao oaaaullnl to rnrttarttj.
Sold Everywhere.
Kver slnci the fcslablls'irttent otlhc first paperoa
lba bay of San 1'rnucltco, whkh c bcllee a
the "Alia," remand troni Monteicy In IS!?; tho
Inhabitants of the Cortt genernUy have been Inter
estedlnthOinewifromSanl ranebco. The"AIU,"
like many ether pioneers of W.ha succumbed to
the Inevitable nuj Rioa over to the great la.ijority,
and, like ether ploueers, has been aucaeeded by
younger generations. Hie "Kiamlur" I wis
taken er!tapci the lumt prominent place In the
newspaper CeM of Ute years, and its Weekly
vdrtien Is ery ceiwrally taken by those who
want an aterettug and tenable partir pubUhetl
at "The Day " l.vrryoue Is familiar with
Ibe rremlum Offers inad by ilr. IJcarst, the
"Examiner's" entcrprtsluc publisher, aad it Is
only necessary t say (hat this jear lh aggrcajate
value of the truilii moI whlcli tlitte are 8030
Is JtJrVW, which are dbtntmtcd atuoag all the
subscribers to the paper. Iiiadtlltiontotbesepte.
mlurnj, wWeh rauge la luc from tO cents to
t'JSOO, every subseiiber receWea en of the roar
Steal premium pictures, which wilt be mailed to
him in n tubs trimt from the " Kxamlner" office
as soon as the subscription Is tewhed:
"Tile Mm Im Mwmw," trlHIianler.
"Tie Bwu Ctoiot Htc?," j A. WagMr.
tlach of these pictures U 2lxH Inches, awl they
are elegantly reproJuced In fae slraUe, allowing
evsry tint aud coltr of Ibe great orlgUMb), either
one of which could not be p jrehasea fr f issvoooi.
"Wsbm 384 CMiara rirsi," ujCJaiierHw
"Ciriit LtaTllC U PwHriUI'lT 053T Dii
Each of these nlctures Is rcorodueed In i
feature, slie 31x3, ami eminent!) fitted for Irani
K, and nill adorn the wall i of the most refined
hsntet .
The Subscription price of the ' Weekly Hxnml
tier " Is $1 tO, and subscriptions may be sent either
OtiectloW R Hearst, Iub1lsher, San Pranelsoo,
ttiFoniih the Local Agent of tb "Uxamuier ' or
Uie I'ostmaster.
nSATRiMONIALI
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A afx l vrhttndirrip4i9.ta-
c . iicrt. J . ' or rrr'".
, c.wi.iitwrr.MaArar
Ku pr !- moo, v.tsl IBVI&IS,
. ... Anm.j. auifiafMrrr
tpr ttt natich. tt WITH' w
CWtT.-n A taauilX. A4ilrl
-Vi&d DRAWER GS7 CHICACO HU.
DWFFSSIUWi toa
OF N Hti n&.j.
mtiiTTru ev urnKPLF. '
aHS IT.nii.i-4, " -. ' -
This book reTis n n "MT. " 271 i
bltTllsteptationr.cbesa5Yluh.5iS
vboaptrotoitarlir9 Tj4Mot
unSnriT ? Vi rnlc A sreat o
sm f Iff twrsvM. life ! t?lsr aetraa.
laksm-plaVnEaglrtrTortlK"
iranttotnow ttoohn. da" of stsmlUe. Uaad
sISilT Jlioalsaicd. O-i'T 300. tstoaVl.
-a,, in i io n w ii r- r .
I W-fjr t1 J t
If )t (!. tf-ti k i
Wy rfca J r -
rt.
Htsil
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i
r
.l ain't injlil r4 4 i I h fib l ' - h rrtsl
rurtl Ms'r4 slit tb I44ftsr i'n'i w Srt.'
sti) 'tsu m )if ivid ft(j ) r . fticbi rtf Allw
T" ItJMW ' If Tiast Vitl Tk-- 1 f " "' r H t
MflTsH9tJ(l f SHsti , r wH illsi n l v Mr
t tliOM .V. u.. 11 x p v ' M "' V"1'"
mTt CRAP
w. tiwr wv. tor uie tti.ujfc te
m i, 1m s'4iiM,aJI wtnniiirr.'Tfeet
work, wriicbl sbJ eaaaaS be oo
iretrd l.otttalrlirs OanlldentUI
JljBirJi-il" ".r'iMtnrilhsfsia.lnTjt.
Va'r Blrtl. Er" iv l)-4t-n'r, SIM), iaSwi,
Htftifrrlow,tis. iriinrr wifev to j-ttt.hoa,W
enlaM..Mvi rTin.1tv Sii' i HtrV,
Ufnicjaruitocd. SJ.T SIBW. r s, 1-.1m. Ht
THE WEST INDIA
MaMacttmiig .Bbtajianj.
?"
PnorsuittOM. ar.filK Whbt J.i-ia
4. "1
' v
Stomach Bitters.
nl
o.'Jfl SctU Slra Stroot,
SAWL()lilT,'v . - . iflKrtJiu
Tills great Tontolis beet! 1ntrodstl to the
p oplcnf UiaAlfsjssa4ipi Vmpf for tl4 pt
thlrteeu ytam with nnlmununJ success and
poimlarlty. " .
Therp is notliin of the kind extant that
e'luals it as a sHmiilant, an AlJIr, or an.!
dyapapjle. It is WutteuI&rly attAptetltomals
rinns districts and as a
Preventative, of Chills,
is not suriMiMfeft.
Misesft.
oril ty the Lkt cljfiniistw as Ibe
sWfftw, sitrtnjBUieoJtr TonltT.Uifc
m Bter prodneMt lbvJiui of vjiltji
It is endoi
most1' elliesi
oountry hls efer prodnoSt tba'Wiltij!
u vvi tevJi7u uy hii virmui
niyfltocittMnsof An?
exrirasserl thSaroortv tloj ttot it Wji
etUIsfly axlaptad to the u;tnUr nf tliat Terri.
torjr, and trnsxls otiy a trlu tolnsureltspdy
Introtliiation there. '
OnlpJa,lclrAsJ.edl.Trt! WB8T INBTA
MvyiTArrrrtiNd company win he
promptl) xfCirtfd dl-l(
nvkfjtwitTttsj'
I. i&V
i rttpsi..
(yK8?rfaa.
5 life? s
1
Sl
Yr
si-vaosr'
'AT;f;'1;;,, h'
11 h v whit K vu I
(?ii3iSS
iilFll
swassvua Aresaysjs.ssjSssfWi. 'J,,,,,
Wm. Zimmermann,
UABJPBHTBR and BUILDEE
.AND.
Dealer in Furniture.
Us nta liaittt at all times a s!ct ftaKHrtmsiit
uf furlrftun.of Um IsitoH dastais, frJ M
modorat rroes. Alao.PapBriJangteKXoatly
Dona,
UNDERTAKING a Specially.
OTOrAetn taken for Gue! m In Stack.
WM. ZIMMKRMAKK,
filobe Arfautw.
SIIOUTV SAYLISK'S
Livery & Feed Stable.
Iforaea Unanlml '.y the Dt , Week or Month.
Saddle TJorsi a, Suul I)rlvit,K Hvr
and TMis for biiit at nil tfanvs.
Best Attention Giveh Static
Left in my Car&.
Prices Reasonable.
aajsr i!-i Jg'Msstw
':tMM
frEEOrCfi(iF
viii.r i"n"Mi rv-f twran
' M A a! t ' ij
wner. mc crop amc?jms jra epttcfiwi sum-w i
tvrices QuarDiilswd luwck lhin 6ir oirLar ti
'heaTntS IJ-S- a
ISendfbr7, A
Serul-Annaal raslilon
Catikltrauo, pu.lr, ,
, 3pt 10tbtr.Jir iadlre.;
0(WafP-lCJ'-. if.U Oiti I
i.iustratHij; with o r
lilhoc.apas sud sr.J
It, eyt .n bjv! 4 ' -r
4 lvid a' .l..ia nd.huijri,
J Vw.jraitJduaiiir,Uuti xftf. Jcfc'. --
Ili- i C M, t Main-. CqboUttfy, eh. ate.
"trya.fst -JU rfStX. aVIc-
y JDaVt? 3E f S7rs..f W J
5 and iu tec .arpat tT.-tmtv r,it!lai. v Mm
'Irafc in the emu rif )lti M-'iftii ta.
SI. in". iaii.in,u t..e to jirtra. prr'vat. 4 y
duta e lrun ii. i.g int.f t a s ,--. u
Nc-y York "-! r 'J -
Gtii a- . a3,fc., hev vensc L. i .
fwssMst-
MARKET,
i
(One door nortlt A B F. Kullner A- Go's
Store.)
QhQBE, - - A. T.
7 a f
PROPRIETORS.
j&r Always for Sal
OHOIOE BEEF,
VEAL, MHTTOHi
POM, Etc,
jf3? Orders Culled for and Heat
Dtslivured JJiiilV-
tlnnln. tMft..J
rnAnnf aula TrraiL all
Mm Pt .nieenarrwr
amir w-nt -n '"pIMivfl rV1.
a. h.Mi e J37 rifid a to. mm link.
GIL1I.M tliriILM) .a.
I. t). O. i'? n 1 1 in the second and fourth
l'riday in each month. Tutting brethren in
eood standing eortllaUy tnitaxl ti nttend.
.J. 7. PattO.v, 0. 1.
J. P. J)ai.to.v, Scribe.
Jlttsojuc:
ltugu.t9Joi)piimlrtatlenui White Moitn
tain I,odko, 'o. 15, A. V. & A. 51. meet
Thumlny't! ojt or suceedliig qUili fi
Mpn- sojosrr.ing Urethren In good btautJ
inKooruituirinviiQM
ByorilergftJUcW.M
O-A.FISK,
SeorUiry.
au)7tf
. . O. li
RntfU'itrmetitliigdf Wiobs Lodge Mo, c,J
O 0.Jb'..on MOndsj ntglil ol eachueeJr,
lit itaKOIllllIull
AllbrothoriilngoodMandlngarccordlally
initi 1
.IOHJT JlttCJi, K. O.
Tow Ukoma" 8ee'
osSsSssSeACSSA3s
TttrhXZS.
T 7 TiswMosJiffiStf AeJ I
Denis Murphy,
:A-rmo
fCSBJISBBWlrs aiiifl wan i.i4na.M.iwn
ffilaa5'.H til . mi p.- m
BOAItD Ol' SDPERVISORS.
GlouiJ, Gila Conuty, Arizona,
,Tnly 20lb, 1893.
The Board of Supervisor and ETjunl
ieatfou m)t nt 9?80 ti. m. Present--Suiwrviam-a
Ckwk, Teblw nntl Taylor;
P. T. IWrerteon, DietritA Attunioy ami
Obrw. T. Martin, Cletl?.
Convened (tenllonrdof Equnlizntiou.
S. W. Youug itpirid, sworn ttnd
eiamiued m (o the uiBuite ol vari
ous iwrtiee tmuied in tbe Aasowintwt
Ikdl.
Ob mutton it itf ordered that tlie ori
ijinal aesfitswieutB oX 9. AV. Youug, W.
0. Gmwell and Ed. loit 4tnd,
On motion it is'ordsired that the
property lilted to tlit) twUte of ThoniM
OwImwh, deoeaeed, he liked m follow,
to-vrit: 8fitUe2S95;l horse $15;
iiniroTetaetiis on p0eeory rijjlit to
Willow Siiriiig rauelt 150j jtobd J260.
On motion it is onlererl that the
number of oattlo list! to Naegelin
IJro. be rnwtvl from 100 head $2300 to
600 head 8J600; svml that tho namber
f csvttie Muted ty UUa, Goldberg and
Putnam be raaaed from 2 TOO bead
$1,900 to 8QQ0 lteswl tfU.faW.
On metion it is .ordered tlwt the ori
ginal sswiasmtettt ot) the Globe und I'iwil
Summit Toll Bond stand.
Prank Juhff ooubeated to hove lisied
to him 1 horse $50, 1 aatldlo $10 and
nroarrusilO.
Cresweii tad ThojitpftMi eonaent to
have laud on SWi rirer rsistul from
J(Wk.$400.
. H. Ouok tier iom Whepley ju
tals to luave tot Ht tihwk 1, raised'
from 87$ to $100.
Lowe Sultan for JAuself and Julius
HttMB isousenUd to a raise on Ton to
ranch from &W to $RjQ; on lota 1, 2,
3, 4, block 77, frow $250 to 300, and
lot 8, biook 76, front $150 to 200.
Ob motion it k ordered that im
proTWiiewt on jiot 4; biook 73, listed to
S. C. Heinsmiaa, be raisod from $1200
to 41306.
On motion it is ttrdssed that Uie
number of cattle listed to J. It. PjreaU
bo raiaed from 50 head tftS0 to 75 head
3525.
On motion the Clerk waa dtaeeied to
send a uoiwe to W. C. Goicord, to
show cause vtbj be shouhl not bo as
sessed with 76 eaitie, branded 3L, sml
belonging to Mys. M. E. Colcunl.
On motion it is ordered that the ori
ginal sasesstttettts ol A. II. PyeaU and
Mm. S. S. Drudnii, siaad.
On motion it is ordered thai the
number of jtitk asseaswl to AY. II.
Fisher, be raiaad from 100 head $700
to ise heM am.
Ou motion tho AlfjcsBor was duected
to tssntal in the itasosvirnont of Marion
Derrick 119 oaUle la trust for O. II.
Mullen 4770, awl to list the earae to
Allen Bros.
On motion it is ordered that the
bonds token by tile AJsMsswr to saenre
the payment of tte taxes for the year
1895, be rejected, nod the Assessor di
leeted to notily loxiflrty owuars, that
the Tax Collector rould deioaud tho
Wes ihereou at ejjee.
The fotlowinif named parties not hav
iag apjieared before the Board on the
dates set for tho hearing M their re
sjxwthe caac-c, nor at Any time while
the Board of Bupr visors were sitting
as a Board of Kqualiznlion, Uiereforo
it is on motion ordsrerl that Uieir re
spective lumsfnieuto b oorreoltxl as
follows, to-w$
Geo. A. Allen, UookW, Glol)e, 60j
toSSOQ.
Phil. Asku.8, MpuUil $11. .
J. JI. iJOTBroToSk; 11, block 85,
Globe, $100 to $1S0.
Alpnzo Meiley, lot 12, block 76,
Globe; $30 to $100; 60 feet in btoclc
06, Globe, 06, Globe, S5 to$fQ.
Mrs. Alonao llallcj', fractioual part
of bloak 06, Glolte, 100 to 1110.
Mrs. T. A. Ujnsn, saw jhills m
Pined arottnJuiu? P00 to 3000, lot
11, blook 80, Globe; $500 to 206, im
lirovemonts on kmjt 00 ib $1000,
Toll roads $500 ib $700.
John Piliings, itaprolnunauU on lot
2, block 88, $100 to S2Q0;
N. C. Booth, imprbvaiaoub m Tty
son, $ftOloflftf. '
V. M. fady, ICO "cattle $10D to S50
battle $17C0.
T. S. ColliW, piano $80 to $600, sur
gioal inatruuiouts ffiQ.
Mrtu- Anuio Gadmf)i, Jut 10, blook
85, Globei $50 to 76. -
J. 1. Coffin, 250 cuttlo S17C0 to 325
oattle $2275.
It A CJiilson, 150 cattle $1050 to
S&O cattle $1750.
O(eo. W. Cole, 125 cuttlo S875 to 200
cuttio H00.
W. H. Duryen, lot 1, block 05,
Globe, 100 to $825, improvements on
Biime $900 to $1000.
Dripping; Spring? Calpe Gbmpany,
COO Wattle $iaOtj bj iOOji jlW $7,Q00.
J. H. Duey, Huid qu gtiil river $2Q0
to $600( omittod 2 orjjesv $40.
Chiis. IklfljftijjEft P)iypy 'iornittire
$50.
J t ElUbttB. 100 fitittle 2800 to
kltimt, 100
600 cattle
iTT-
F. T. Prush, improvomonta on part
lol 13, block 79, 200 to $100.
J. T. FHppin, land on Tonto S300 16
$500.
W. D. Fnllor, 20 cuttlo $110 lo CO
onltlo !J50, 10 borsoci S150 to 50 horses
$750. .
Dava Fuller, 15 cnlllo 105 to 10
cattle $260.
J, II. Fullur, 50 cattlo $350 to 100
cattle 700.
51. J. Fullor, improvements 55 lo
$150.
W. G. Pallor, oniittod 1 horso ?25,
25 ckdtle $175.
Alfred Puller, omitted 1 horhe 525,
16 cattle $105,
W. T. Uann, 300 cnttlu -2100 to COO
oattly $1900.
ilrs. U. A. Gordon, land on Hall
river $500 to $1000, i) horeeu 185 to
26 hones $876, 10 cattle $75 to 50 cat
U $850.
C. 0. Griflin, 88 oaltlo ?fi'J5 to 300
oattlo $2100.
It. P. A A, II. Gibson, 150 cattlo
?1 050 to 226 cattle $1675,
1). I). Gowan, improVelnouts at Xut
tiral Bridge $75 to S300.
P. I. Oftles, ohiillod furniture 100,
A. II. Hackney, lot 9, block 75,
Gtoba, $76 to $100, lot 12, block 75,
Globe, $80 to $150, lot 6, block 81,
Globe, $10 to $260, lot 1, block 85,
Globe, $200 to $100.
If. G. Hitchcock, iiniirovamunU. on
lot 2, block 6-1, Globo, $200 to 300,
piano $100 to $200.
S. A. Haught, Sr. 75 cattlo 525 to
176 cattle! 275.
S. A. Ilanght, Jr., 100 cuttlo $700 to
300 cattle $2100.
Alfred Haught, 126 cattle 875 lo
110 cwiUe $$B0.
B. A. NsOsou, 160 tattle 1050 to 200
cattle $100.
A. J. Honstot). 700 cattlo 1000 to
1000 oatUe $7000.
A. J, n ends 10 h, improvements $150
to $350.
1). I. Harrei, iraprovements $150 to
$60.
T. II. Hfnxman, omitted 1 wprh hors
es $100, 1 vngon MO
H. O. HaVerly, omitted 8 hu'ransJlG.
.1. nyndman, lot 2, block 86, Globe,
$$CQto$4Mr.
IJ. Ikentierry, omitted 1 horse 30.
Jlrs. A. Kiuuey, lots 8 and 9 blosk i
86, Glotro, $200 to $325.
Lymau k 5IoDonel1, jtark Tuaiu
mine $3000 to $1000.
J. C. Itfindy, omitted, stock in trade
$1100, machinery $100, improvements
in lot 7, block 75, Globe, $600 to $800,
tot 0, block m G'obe, 50 to 150.
Tl. L. L'oonev. imuroveinenis SloO
to f209.
H. AV. Lawfetm, improomonts 150
to $300.
A. B. Lewi 50 eatUe 350 to 75
caLU5625.
O. LajtoH, oftwltwl, 1 spring wngon
$00, 1 Thoroughbrace wagon ?00, 8
horses $820.
K. T. P. Ii. AlllU, 176 cattle 1225
to 250 cattle $1750.
Frank Mayor, 200 cattlo $1100 to
360 cattle $2 160. ,
AVaHtex Moore, 850 cattle' 2-100 to
150 oaUfe dfiD.
. 1), Iueatlov.s, oniittod 10 cattle
$280.
J". P. Meikle, part of lot 3, block 88,
Globe, $10 to $0.
J, Atyere Pro., improvtimeuts on
IoV 11, block 75, Globe, $800 to $700.
.Tft(uin Miller, improvements on lot
2i; WdoE 73, Globo, $75 o $125.
J. J. Marshall, lot 8, block 70, Globe,
$100 to 160, imprtivomeuts on suino
$240 to $350.
J. II. Morley. Continentol minoSoOO
to $2000; Continental mill eito 250 to
$500.
AV. T. MoNelly, lot 3, block 80',
Globe, $300 to $550, improvomonts on
part lot 1, bldok 75", Globe, 300 to
$150, emitted 1 horse 15, barber ti
tnree $100.
AVm. MePnddeu, 150 cattle 1050 to
S70 catUc $2500.
S. J. MoDouald, improvements 200
to $100.
M. A. MoLano, oruitlcfitl 30 cjvltlo
$210, 6 horsos $75, furuitnrd 20, rt'ajj
011 $15) house and cprrnl nt Miami 30.
H. H. M'oNolly, omitted fnrniltir'o
$50, jewelry $50.
T. NJdiffar, improvements 100 to
$250. ' r
O. J. Ketou, omitted 3 hoises 85',
I saddle $ljr ilromms $10.
John JJevyman, omitted quartz mill
and maoliinoiy $800 1 horse $25, mino
tools gt).'
J. 0. Jfarrpn, omitlod, solvont debt
$1000.
G. AAr. Ktuh, omitted 1 mulo 20, 1
horse $20, 1 rifle $10.
G. A. NbwlonJ estate, improvements
011 lot 2, blook 82, Globo, $150 to $250.
P. Gates, lol 1. blouk 51, Globe, $50
to $126.
Johult. Poitor, N. i of block 53,
Globe, $10 to $225, lot 1, block 8lf
Globo, $25 to $50.
AV. P. Itautiugs, omitted, furniture
1 1 OHTilt )U Oh 3tttt. PAUJE. I
.
The 'InnuiKilh '. Iteorznnlzed,
(Tucson Citizen.)
Tho shutdown was inlondsd some
timo ahead, nud was made for tho pur
pobo of icorgamzatiou. Oae of tho ol
jccla of tho imw organization is cnlnrgo
cment, to iucludo the Collins group
of mines, bwucd by R. N. Fletcher, the
original possessor of tho Mammoth.
A aeries of oxporimouts havo been
made at the mine hinco tho shut-down,
by n now nmalganlating procean.'tho
Clark .fe Raber's. This was moro than
successful. Tho ore was worked by
fivo stamps of tho mill, aud somo of it
vi as more robolhous than tho average
oro of Mammoth. Nevertheless tho
gold was oxtructed) leaving a very
small por centum. Tho figures aro of
course withhold. What tho real re
turns of tho Mammoth havo been for
years havo probably been known to
few besides tho,Bupcriutcndent, assist
ant stockholders.
Clark & Raber's process has been
found likowiso highly satisfactory ou
the tailings. Thcbo will bo worked
and in tho total, to iramonso profit.
Tho amount of tailings piled up there
is immonco. They have been saved
for tho last four or fivo yearp, and
counting 100 tons a day for that period
would well demonsitrato how great an
amount a feto dollars a ton would re
sult in.
Homothing of tho valuo of the new
process may be judged from Iho fact
"thai Superintendent Johnston resigned
to tako chargo of tho Clark k Uaber
concern.
Harry Barnhart, fprmor assistant
superintendent, succeeds Capt. John
ston. Mr. Barnhart is quoted as ex
pressing the opinion that tho Mam
moth is ono of tho greatest gold mines
in the world. Certainly nothing like
its limits have boon found. The lato
cavo in, as is well known, developed a
large new body Of oris.
Tho Collins group, which will prob
ably be irjcliuled in tho new manage
ment, has ore nud bodies of precisely
thenature of the Mammoth.
When the sew mausgWent gets
under way, the Mammoth will be
worked on n much larger saalfl than at
present. Ono hundred Id 150 btamps
will bo put in.
i It.nr Outlook.
Thoso wht were doubtful of a good
rainy 8ea$on thin yaar. havo cast off the
spell of despondency, are now confi
dent that the present hnrd limes will
be rcliev cd in the near f ultire. ,
The farmers are smiling in ariboipn
iou of a heavy jiorn crop this, fall;
tho cattle man tilts up the side of his
sombrero and puts on his old-time
"trcad-on-tho-tail-of-my-coat" rdr as ho
looks npon his tyUyfttl herds and con
"iemplatoaiipon the return of prosper
ity to his industry; the freighter puts
a new buckskin cracker to his whip and
startles the inhabitants along tho road
by his hilarious shouts, knowing that
thero will bo good grazing for his team
tin ov-oiry vacant spot of ground between
AYillcox and Globe; tho merchant or
ders a fresh supply of goods and
brushes up his desk in the well-grounded
hope that many of his old accounts
will lie lirpiidatod before Iho end Of
the prosont year; tho mechanic looks
forward to the building of many now
houses aud barns with the return of
better times, and the printer is
mado happy, with tho balance, and
expects lo 849 iiu list of delinquent
subscriber eiitirely disappear,
Really nnd truly a good rainy season
puts a now pbaso on all industries in
Arizona, Deserti oro converted InltJ
pastures of grass whort wild hay may
lSo had for tho cutting prospectors
iiiay go to tho hills vwtli ail assuraticd
of plenty of water, nud rivers run full
fro irrigating tho laud of tho husbajil
niau. Graham County Bulletin.
Miller, tho Phociiin al'ld Prescott
stago driv or, who robbed tho mailj got
sixteen months in thoTcrritoiial prison.
The Copper Queen Co. lost 300 cords
cjf wood by a recent freshet.
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Cochiso county's asscbsment roll
foots up $3,913,031, a gain of $12,000
over ast year. -
1 i. a -
Governor Hughes first annual repor )
to tho Secrotnry of tho Interior has
been forwarded to AVashington.
- . '
Th s new license law has run, agalns
a snag ia Tucson., Several merchants,
aro talking of , fighting tho mat8r id
the courts. Ono man told a collector,,
very emphatically, that ho would , no
pay any such license, 'The stand takeij
is that tho license is .unconstitutional,
Ueder the Harrison apt, as being dis
criminating. Tucson Cituon.
, - .
To demonstrate tho growth . of tho
new mining country but recently, dis
Covered in tho Superstition mountains
and tho intelligence .of Arizonans' 'n.
petition vva, received August 10th by
County School Superintendent Jordan,
proving for the bstablishmout of a
school district there. Thero aro at
proeenl fifty children of school ago re- r
siding at tho mines. Phcsnix Herald.
1 T---
Mike Ohl, ox-Indian Trader at San
Carlos came to town last Saturday ro
maining Until Monday when ho loft.for.
Thomas, via Bow io station. Mr. Old
intends going oust to his old Ohio homo
in a few weeks, remaining, for i. month
or more. He will return to Arizona in
the full and may go into the oattle busi
ncss again, although he is not'yot cor
tain. Mr. Ohl has many friands Id
this section who expect and hope to
see him baok again to settle down with
us. AVilloox Stockmou.
A Mrs. AA'ilson gave birth to a sijj
pound bov in President Lavtons bnrri
M " Aa.
at Thatoher last Saturday night. Sho
with her husband were coming front
Globe and being caught in a storm
sought shelter in a room in the barn
occupied by J. AV. Brown, ami was unT
(Able to secure other quarters before
tho event occurred. Next morning
when the occurrence was mado known
the poeplo of Thatcher tura;d outlo
welcome tho young babe, ml kind
dies administered to the needs of both
mother and child. Bulletin.
Men of money of California, at Lo
Angeles and East Riverside, who rrfadd
their wealth in the growing of fruits,
have interested themselves to tho ox
tent of 6000 acres under thcAyolfloyoa
nal. Their laud lies below Gila Bendi
TheyhaVe dlreadyput in twenty miles
of laterals, with headgates all complete.
Tho land will be planted in citru3
fruits. Tho purchasers oxpreee theny
ifelvee as delighfed with tho praepeaU
Theviay fruits will ripon three weeks'
to a month earlier than in Culifomiu.
Their oxporionce , Justifiee them in
paying that the land is peculiarly adap
ted to citrus growths. Citizen.
Now Mexico is in as bad or worse n
plight than Arizoua in tho way of being t
bamboozeled out of a display at tho
AA'orld'e Fair. That Territory put mfr
$10',000 and has pretty near as much
to show for it as Arizona has for hei?
$30,000. Five thousand dollars bon
ebtly expended in purchasing a display
of Arizona or New Moxicon cereals nnd
fruits would have made a dccqhl dis ,
play nud given the woild an idea of t
what wo ore producing. AATo Ijav'd )
bought a whole lqt of sen ice, Lowovort
and maybe come experience; in fact, it .
looks as though bur entire reward is
experience, the other follows as nsjial,
having the, money.- Phoonix Hotald.
Prescett had a gonoral barbecue at
Banghart's station last Saturday. Evi r
ery kind of wild west sport was ifartic-
ipated id. According to thb nrfcr,
tho winner of the contest, John Shivers',
gave an exhibition of nu entirely new
and uuexpectod method of tying. Ho
started after his steer at full speed and
was swinging his riata to lasso it wbod
tho steer stumbled and fell; the hor,so
was so close tipon tho fallen 6teer that
it could not turn out of tho way and
tan into, it, causing the horsoto turn a
complate-Bomorsault, nnd for a second
or two horse, rider nlid kteer woro all
mixed up, when, to the astonishment
of every one, Shivers crawled out of
lbs wreck nnd proceeded to tie tho
(steer, which he succeeded in doing)
making record-breaking time, Ihirty
nmo seconds. Citizen.
fviicd n Tr;i,clln VlnnN tire.
AA'iirfBHAM, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1892.
A oommbrcial traveler camo into my
store recently ami said: VI am look
ing for something that saved my "life,
I was takeU with torriblo symptoms of1
cholera morbus about a ydar Ago and
stopped into Bdmb store along Una
street and got a core for it." Ishofed,
him Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dhrrhoea Remedy. Ho did no, rccog:
nizo it at first but op' ttanng' off tho
wrapper Says: Tes, this is it. It
saved my lifp. I don't need it now,
but I am going to boy this so as not to
In without it'1 This remedy meets1
the wants of the people and selli well
heie. 0. If. BliorjatrrON, Druggi!
Por fcale ty H. C. Hitchcock DmggW