Arizona silver belt. [volume], September 30, 1893, Image 1

About Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??

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jfHE ARIZONA SILVER BELT
.u Wished every Kalurdar awrnmK at
Blobe. Gila County, Arizona, ,
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OFFICIAL 61RECTORY.
Treasurer ). A. Flemlnu, Fkouiix.
SutifnUdit nt laUtc In.tnitln-
F.
J. NatWtun, lfhueuh.
Auditor-H. C. Boif.
Supreme Gobi A. -C. TUkcr, Chi(
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tie. Tuewm.
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SirvtiorOem-riil L K. Masahv T-ci
T.nibJon.
.Vutrt Flftl JjfUWixl I. Uriel-H. I'.
Sloan , 1
Juttfr of flotvl Judicial Itfstrict- t'.n
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llaitkliu, 1'rdaw.Ht.
3 vis ' li.trkl Ouait-'iMn T. l!m
CUrk if I'u'rict Cmrt AVnu.) Paili)
Jig of TnlU U?-M. Allison
SJwi-.I. II THouiimou
r Sheriff -l.jf.&Mttll.
I'irtrtc'. Att.-imv-i',' liulprUon
Ktwonkr -Uiu T UarfiH
SttiWt"" 1 (VeUalt. ,H CV.V.
(. n i. jv tuyiur
. " "iT .v. - JJtl &
Clerk BonnlofiJHm(BBhj,nViatli.
C antr Trqrw
C.roiier -
1 i!-tne i fi Jok4ln !rifn! at W,,'
on, 1.-S uiiIk
fiua tJlobe tu C QttCvK droaslny tlw Dnil rHi
roa, Mi tou h;n, u KfvJaatl floii-nce .&. .ji!r
tiandloM o-j. nMoya rtrier 9 i .ilc
(.itiiUoni .m i.ji'.ai fay4w , ScOu Ki-
LiXniU&.larrM, ; Miniii4,'ftinrti4 n J
XlVb. I 1 1 lllitv
(lufcaatMiiiniuii. 'unparalara, July 1'lh, 110 dry
L-Mt tqlni uu ii tu i pcratart, Jan. loth, IS drj;
11 -sn temantire S3 iff t
rteTlhTi7 4lTeetkn of witi.1, Smthwwf
n oowrratiMi tttkolliur -aeer arrl vwr, dis
t-'aaikf(eMrkbllct,iat lh-t haa not knn
T. 'i4f wnizvui W( r a ii
, Dr. J. H. CJdASE,
EE8IDBNT DKMTST,
Giobe, AtisMan
f tffioe ime d.xw 'iUi of rfai!i;v I(ii
d. c. Fof:, m. d..
1
Ofrfce one door south dfSlVT j
JUlUtl.
P. T. ROBERTSON,
i
TroUNPr AT IA.W t
Olllcoon Urniwl Str'aHst.
OLORK. A. T
"XL. BAC1JELDKH,
CARPENTER &M BUILDER,
aLQBH, ArlMiift.
iti.iii i: ),iii;r. 1 o o r.
Kec'linI, I 0. 0 e6 WIsv
day evnln ati i'W t I 0 X) r. Kali.
Vultinf brtlrtfa.rl ttaAdfiR are our
iially IntiUd Utaf. , . .
TTSTiUBtiCfetU!is, S U.
li C Hitckcouk. See'y.
m ii 11 ii n ii,,, i
Knightoof Pythlao.
K rLTilar in'eetina of Ffaal .M'lii'iit'ain Lodu's
N 11, Tneseiny night of ach eek at JliJ I
- nic Hall. All brnthm In Kotl st-tntlingj
ore c-nruiauy invitcii
'''itiob Fnt hh, C. C.
J. Freh Jimton K 15 S.
Tacnro UiUouncgg, filrk ifcadichc, Consti
pation, Malaria, lin iroplmnls, tio
tho safo anil ' i In rouu-dy.
snajyiS's
Tp
,T'.o!ic.H1fAf,I.SIzo(i.)!itUolnslotlio
uottlt) Tin r vur t in " i ' owbiiujit.
, , Slttlle i-r- ll Agoh, j
Vrtci,o,l0,n-0r "-.gV'.)r ottjj.
KISSIHQto7,ass,wss
'.F.Sf iTKa,C0.H4WB -of iiLEiJluiTtj.,,STilOUIS M0,
W-namw.. A-"-?'"'' i-
MATRIMONIAU
arkAfCm.UHtBkail1elBiaia.
iUvNn-rmndwrlirtyilhjeiEj
niR Tni3aci l rpetaoiv stvuex
Sittrimo i DtiqL4iQtWiUdrn
tij wu.w tvsona for iaar
fcv. f r.i, ;13rtfc W.1.MJ.O0OM
Kv r rt ;13flfc yl..5.0l'J
KMli.i.Tr7area4nal'iiaftliiri
la.nr J them sr benliral n1
1
w-Mlthy l IHaMieylptloilortAltadlM
Wi(h whotu TOtt wih WewrMtMlaWl. n
MMfttJtjMa aUdrpM
ielt,(ltK-f'tfi497ltH!UKtt.
VasB.nypilllinc
J& itt'i
"Ji 1
tM v ' imirrtr sruorr."
S Pm.
t: KeBP-jsss
Yho flyipoiulc. the dobllltntrd, vvlieTh,
or from cjcoms of norlc of mtiid of
ssr?nSi??r1rV
Tisri i v
: maiariai .s$egi-u.B,
Trill (lnil 'lntl' ZM11- tlio murt Q-cYllnl
I restorative, over olttorvd tlo sitf-brllig
lid nun.
Try Them Fairly.
A vlsfaroce body, pure blood, strmis
tiorvot and u chccriul mliirt 111 fckult.
SOLD EVEUYWUEltE.
" UTerttncelheestsMl'hhientofthrfftstpsjieroft
the lay of San 1 taucttco, Hlilch e believe ws'
i Ihi; "Alto," nmovtd fMiu Montety iu 1815: th
,laUntji!4ls of the Cattsn rally h4velcu Inter.
tiled Jn lh ntm from ban I'raucisco. The "Alta,"
Uke iouyotlir piouctriof 'IJ.haiiiceuiiitwd lo
the hv!Wt auU ewe over tq the firest majority,
tuiil,Ukc ethr loneeN, liai ltcn siicceedttl iy
younr gttKntloM. The "ttxamluer" tus
taken perhsiM the luot pronilaent place In the
ucvvpr(r Sekl of Utc yer, arx! H.i Wl.y
edttiou Is very guraUy taken by thvc uho'
wait a btttreaUnj ami reliable taper piiUhlietl
at ""rtir flyM l,wryoue li fmui'lar vilh
the I'remiatu Offers mxlc by Mr. 1 leant, tl
"KijnittKr'i" eii!pfiiaR imljU.ihtf, apd It 11
toiViricerTl.' yullht joirlhftRgteEste
Wu(he ifemiiiui)" ol )ik'i thtrerireS.COO
ifnWDO, Vhkh are ttributc among all the
nubKriberi to the taper. In Addition to thest r'
mhttut, Mhlih range la value from W cent til
flfiBf), cwry rubMitber rectivej one of the foor
great premhiin pictures, ivhlch will be moiled to
Uh in a lube direct from the " lUaminer" office
m toon as the subscription Is received:
rfMt Mml frea Mossqw." Hj MEissonler.
'-&$Mija Cbrlot Rats," U A. Waper.
ltochoftheWurU3lx2Sinche1Bndlhe
we cltkmdviitewl in fac simll.lioInE
wtry tul t3faf Ow git oiieia.il. lither
t WKOi YsicBXpqiquoiic pureanxu lurjxot.oco.
Hses3tlCMlilfB First." 17 C Napier n&ay
"Cf& HKTteg te Pra;liriii2," 67 GasU?e Dire
Kach of these picture i reproduceil In photo-
gramte, Ue 2l, ami ewtnenlly fitted for frata
WIT, atl will sdom the wall, of the rno.t rcGueil
hots , 1
The suhactlplkai price or the Weekly HueiI
ner" hfi M),and uscrlftloos may b sent either
direct to W R Hearst Publisher. San lrsncisco,
through the Local Agent of the '"ltiamiucr o
the reituailct.
MATRIWONIALI
TT.. rf . ,J nMtl,f trwlfal
13. i .1 ' t'il-i 4Knpuiis
Jj1fcSii wo-'wMsrrfc'r
Y. lufut.
ki4 micf rroaiy
fitii et a!rtu
IVF. a
. 3,000 4tnlrt of r
1 . niiaui . si, 1 nsu0
&t m. ty winy Te
$r lt i4 -ii w1 j h
. eotr li1 tBi tj-c. Anrf
McsrcIOMB
iw '"'--i-i
OF AN AUi ll,
UniTTZN F1Y HERSELF. '
im.u w ,.! in nakMl tmth tho snares.
rlttalK end tenpial ions ' uh awatl toodb 1rl
who TaVpireT u. .two hit. The bereos of the libcr
U?Saln.t wmsM rcjwled. A ereat ox
poM ot tba pronl life s Jw'r "rea.
it speaks oot In flnm r.ng'ish "r.l0'fi,,i2
rJaatto know the 'lnirto uf sucollfe. llav
tomelr inmtrated. O-.lr 300. Jww.
ff
ti iK-jj-
rl fet rJvt-fu t la VtaiUv'fftf m mrtii.
) J tl r r "pai I y H rt n 'trwtit ttr Afti
j Itiy n't tf t.u i" It HaK to r K r rfc , r rt fm
t trtvn Si t i t p t m 1 v - U V IV,
aiss-OiiTS
rfSsyiSaWSaOEJit RnI ilmti
!' I T WITH -fc f t-eTAfvfc
rjft ,rk w. ttt, and canaos b da
!m! I.i. . ! ,441 'i.rMt ltt.
r,MPirjn '. r i? ( J pl.l el 1, loaeMl.
jfirne , tl1 OMti in w ri. t Tw ., boa. 1 s
or, f H l'hiJJtr, II I- r 1 fl rftBlirfccd
fTij4j,ao,i.tl ! juv. i h nunr nt. Face,
HgfSnnaKi w mkm. . k, oii., iu.
TH WKST INDIA
tatfaofciii'g Company.
H JCkaaJ-
fftliSfog'niyAV'lMrT ImiiA
i
4 i& Ji:
Stoir.,ach Bitters.
1. &" !yjUU Sfccbnrt Street,
s vint j,omfc . jrtfftuni
M t . mmB tOd .. MaaWy - 1 aiw .. .V . t
.lef thfI!fwJrVATRllM MV IJiTi Jt1
inirTTr years witn unnoiinneu ticei and
nnimkakltv t -
thfi. nlffiliuV qfMlA trlhlojlftfil XlwVf
:iy"rrfafl:
riona UMt;!tid tga
ProvqntntlyO of ChUfs,
is n it surnaased
It la snHrti
most euhcticii
cuiintrylurt ia!
willlaoi.laWI
Private oTEiW'ni
Up a expressed their convlctfona that It is ve
culiarly ailnplod to the vants of that Terr!.
brv, and riivl only a trial toinsnreitaspeody
inlrivltiotion there.
. h-rawMrawHilto TItF Wl.ST INDIA
M WT'F .TIMtIX(8 C'OVV NY will he
i. 'iit .c.tpi ii rt tr
ai?
mm
-rfis
( aliRlii
1 aMs
t ffir!rKr' .not
I Larlir .V... IfUffUr
9nKsSaaMa4any0rLP ' " "' "" W" I
( I nltfr t'l I i
aissK5a
,'?,. 't-lia
TattfaajMli
iTO7StreiiSlh(mImr.Tonra ihl?
for produced, the vnlnarif which
py nil who rnajj us UiarH.
of AronaiiHnirSt. Louts
glqse, Arizona, Saturday, SEP'TEkBEk so,
Wm, ZimnMnann,
CARPENTER anil BUILBER
, .ANH....
Dealer in Furniture.
Has rn html at all timet select aviortmc'ht
of furniture, nf the Intrit ileii(;iis, for m) nt
mnJarHto prices Also, J'apurilannf; Neatly
Done.
UNDERTMg a Specialty,
tSfOitlers taken fur Guofh not In Stock.
W.M. ZIMMHICMANK,
Globe Arkonn.
SHOUTS SAYLER'S
LiTeri&FeeuStalile.
Hon A Kn&riT.i-l 1 the Pv eek or Srnth
h nit-tie Hi r it niiiit Vn uu U irnea
n'A.l Teams fur line at all Ufiic.,
Best .&tc?itt0Ti 'Given Stock
Loft in my Ccir
Prices Reasonable.
C,3.0&:g. 13,47
ma 'otrictt
-V -av. j JEs J2 1 Si Ja- i
S-i t
(Olio iloor north of E 1- Kollnur it Co'a
Store.)
GLOBE,, - - A-. T.
EfiU aVl
PjROPRlEfORS.
Jr- Alwiyg for Snlo
CHOiOt 8EEF,
VEAL, Won,
PORK, Etc.
ivcsr vrtierw tuufa lor una insat
Dolivcrctl Daily.
imnowTQ buy
i iilAVE TUEM DEUVERTO
urun it-w rwfl.i An -eita in i lmI W.tfI om .-hi
I !., as n a V1 tJ1-"" -. -a uumiuiwm auui -
licuselnlhj US.
Ssnilfor,?,
ScmLAnnoal rntlilon n,-Ltni'i-' "etn
Ci,tnl..sn, p,,l 'Pt-TVmM
, Sept.I0th,jnJm-iJeJrej;O4'S,tM
npft aijilietinn ; 1 it.ng und TJra
Itlattrrffej lelfth ovtr . tjLSSl,K
lltho.ap!i( and ' f(QKjFn
cots, eTeryhing- nerdid I " L IfA
' Wra.ijjdoru uc'U.II.ium ?v "" .Z?y7
ltpiiir Condi, Curnfn. t'pholitery.crt-, etc,
"Kocm &m SprAf
and So irk largr.t ard most reliable Mal Ord r
. 1 fude in ths c i u n licit fahI0n Cta
1' ji e is Ini1''. nRMt to patties prcvenud by
di.un.e im' nv t .cir own sawiin iu
3ewY 'I . ?
3 rth a a,2a.h0t., vc. yonx ct i v
-V - r'T-aimirtffe'mltft3
RY
Mind tranderine enred. Bonlcs lesmd
in onnrcanmit, 'lrstlmnninlstrimi nil
parts of tba globe. Prnspeotus tost
mfit sunt tm rrlleatloiit0 Pmf.
A. tuisetio, zn tilth Avs. tiotr York,
I1.A I'MAMTJHAT, M.3.
T 0. 0. F. hicets on the netohd and fouith
l'riilayii in each month. A'isitinfc brethren In
coon mainline coruiaiiy nniiuu to nttenn.
.!, P. I'atios, C. P.
J. y. DALT0.V, Scribe.
h Q. O: Jb
lliigliUrmcollng of (rlobeL'oUjjc fJp. 0, 1
O.O.F.,on ilonilay night ol each week,
titMnjonicHall
. AllhrolhoriilugooUtitnmUngnrccoriUallj
luvlml.
iTOHN HKUOK.N.G.
Joi ItknMAj!, Seb'v
Jtlasomc:
Kcguiarco'iimhhlfjittonot White iioiin
UlpLodeP, 'b. a, A. F. &. A- 31. meet
TliUfldiy'n on or succeeding eaih fill
Moon. Soloiirringlircthreii in gol-nl Rtam1
Ilijr corillnlly Invited.
liJor.luroftlicW.3I.
C'A.riSK,
"ib7U Sbbretilt-y.
m
!nnkMnrnhv
ri'UrfiSNW aVSfJU iU'Ui.-Jsfl
W
vrnm
Vf7 K l!aUAA
cASfcS?
rt&koi
niUMoMi: tiiitixio jui:s.
A 'cblrrApondent of tho Globo-Domo-ctftfc,
writing from Lyerott, Wnslii'nrj
"ton, gives tbd hiiftoiy 6f tlio golilimfcos
Su which th6 AViliianb brothers ftro
bfl norH. Ho snys :
Tho greatest gold-proilucitif,' duilrict
iu this Statu ftnd iJcvtmpft iu thd world,
will bo opeiotl Ap in n fow v.eokH, with
tho comiilotiou of tho Everett and
Monto Christo Itnilioad, reaching tho
now camp of Mouto GhristO in Ihe Co
'cado JJountnins, whiiro aro located tho
world-famous aToiho Christo, Wilniiiiis
and other biimllor mines, which, it is
beliovod. aro dc.stiued to yield to tho
woild millions of dollars worth of pre
cious ore. Tho cost of the railroad
"aioiio will bo 81,800,000, and that much
more has beou and will 19 pent iu put
ting in bmolting apparatus. Tho story
of tho dis,coery of rue Wg'o of gold ii
as romantic as tho namo it IMrs
Mouto Christo,
Joo Pearsall a "busted" Colorado
prosiwdor was tho diacooror. It wiih
PourtU of July when tit finally stood
on his lead, and ho allied it 'IndopMi
dcuco of '76." That wus his way of
celebrating tho day and tho victory.
T5Kra "Lucky" Joo went back down
tho mountain slide and started for Sent
tlo. He went hungry most of tho v.oy
but reached tho city id lost. Tho other
prospectors had gono through on a dif
ferent route nud did not (strike Jon's
Wd. Iu Seattle, PcaraoU coor di
vrr'gd his precious secret uutil tw
found h'6 right man, J. 31. Wjlwaiu.
Wilmnus wu lluphj for ho had jiut
taken out $025,000 fr.)m tho Wutiddda
Same, in ruik City. t"n- Wo 1-k
Poarsall's Uory, and, with his brotliur,
P. W. Wtluiftun, sinA Godrgo Penbody,
the four proocwded to the miuo.
They ilid not get there until tho fol
lowing ftpnilg, forth- snow filled tho
gulcheii so tliat trMvl xn impossible.
PtstKaail, tiS, lost his Way, but in May
of IrOCX, tfce grftt Joed wris oaco wore
sighted. Tho "70," w it ii 'noV
called, w r.s tho first to be located. A
fow- days on tho loud dweoerod tho
greatest find of all, which woa called
me Aiouie onrisxo. xac aios were
all old minorw, but they had noor bo
fore itafeea kuoh unlimited stores of
wealth, nuil "Mipu they had reached the
highest hccoslblo poiuj on the Iedtfb
they fairly wept with joy, "5oys,"
vmCL Wilmansiu afrnuiiport, "the world
is ours." Aud it wiw ,there, on n ght
'mng jneco M rocrft with clliTg and
ledges of led nnd yollow rock in Bery
threctiou, that tho namo of "Motite
Cbrislo" was givou to the ledge.
It was only r. hort time after tbat
the Hoyt-Colby eyndwd, f New
York, bought an iiileit'st iu tho inincts
for SfOO.OQO. It wttti an nuhoord-of
price, for barely 300 foot of tuunols
bad been run. But it was o good m-
ostmeiit.
- -
1e trtci! hUlis Iui.
TTio United States is" now the lead
ing manufacturing country in tho world.
We h ivo far outstripped nil othor na
tions iu the magnitude of our indus
trial operations. It is almost incom
protieniflblo 'that in, toa joara tho m
crBfesfe isiccpiial inehted iu manufac
tures should exceed the total invested
only twenty yenis broj Tho value of
our manufactured products iuci eased
about CO por coat; add GO per cout. to
Hid out)u ol 1890 auo1 "0 tfiJuld have
$12,700,000,000 iu lBOQbnt that is
too much to expect. Tho same rato of
growth in mining interests in this do
cado as iu the last would mnko our
mineral output in 1900 neatly $1,200,
CjO.OOO, whilo A smaller percentage of
gain, only pipialing in volumo tho total
iiicreabo in 1890 6Ver 1880, would bring
Vho iigire,ij to over 5950,003,000. If
our coal miners ndd lo tho output of
1890 as many tons as they added to that
of 1889, ignoring in this tho percent
age of growth; 317,000,000 tons will bo
tho pioduclion of 1006. Xo othor
country in tho world over advanced iu
population and wealth as tho Uiiilod
States is doing. Tho progrsfes of tho
pabt show's no signs of halting. In
fact, tho development of our foieign
and domestic trade ami commerce nnd
of our industrial interests is steadily
broadening out.
Contrast our position and condition
with Europe ; witli resources surpass
ing thoso of nil Europo, with wealth
creating possibilities in soil, miuurals",
timber, and climate uneipialed by Eu
rope, and practically without limit to
their prdlllablo utilization, with it hom
ogeneous population of G3,000)000 peo
ple umoied by tho arbitrary regula
tions of half a doen diffoiout govern
ments, and freo frotii tho diain of
standing armies, tho United States juibt
ly vjomiunuds tho wonder and admira
tion of the woild.'EbgiuoorinAlivga
zine. Tho emigration of foreigners fronl
tho United States is now said to far ex
ceed their immigration lo thii country,
feombthiti unhoui-d of bsfoke
jjj.tfr'iiii'iiiii
ol n Mine In Sonorn Morklue-Tho He.
t roll on iKirre,
Sonorn has hfindrods, jicrhaps thoire
ands 6f silver properties, and not ono
of thoii'i, so far as can bo learned is at
work.
Lieut, rtippor, of Xogales, is in tho
city, and brings tho foregoing inform
ation. He says that Sonora has lost
eighty por cent, of her cattle owing to
last year's drorilh and with 'ttiu eniro
Idleness 6f her silver mines cihuot bo
in a prosperous Yionditiou.
Silver, he Hys, fs the only money of
Mexico, practicftlly speaking, flold
there is hardly ndno, and tho country
has.rto papor curi'enoy. With its jir'os
ont doproVrion tho ou'try 'citnnot lie
prospoious. Mexico is an importing
conntiy, nnd tho only money that will
buy importations is gold, which mostly
goes thus, or depreciated silver at
bullion value, !
Tho present opportunity does not
havo such a tendency to develop inter
nal ontcipnses as it would in so mo
countries. Tho Mexicans aro not en
terprising enough to go to manufactur
ing nnd tho like themselv'ctr, and for
eigner do not want to go thero ana
mako money that is comparatively
worthier elsewhere.
Prosidsnt Diaz has offered a bcries of
big fevArdlr, to tho total amouut of
100,000, for the opening and develop
ment of good gold tiolds. Thovalqo of
diver produced ill tho land is greater
titan gold, and gold is tho metal now
wanted. Citizen.
"Von pooplo of America, with your
hmndle wealth, are ns lavish and ox
travngaut in the use of it as tho charac
ter df a plumber in ono of your funny
plays wko, when ho wanted n pie'o of J
wire, out one of the strings out of n
piano," Mini M. Gustavo Orobat, of
Lorette, to a Olobe-Domocr.it reporter.
"I refer especially to the destruction of
your forests. You may not notico it
now, but cVory tedtiot 6 fd?e4t thai
you hen away reduces your rain sup
ply that much. It will grow worso nud
worso as tho years roll by, uutil whon
you have no largo forosts jour rains
will ctiheo, your rivers dry up, jour
springs cease to ilow, and your smiling
land becomo an arid desert. Thero fa J
but one thing that cau save the world
from drying up for tho destruction of
furonU for lumber, and later on for the
fiber of paper and "fabrics must con
tinue and thnt ift luo speedy perfes-
tiou of a systom of extracting from tho
olaybnnks of the world the inexhausti
ble Mock of aluminum, tho metal of the
future. This will bo done, I belicv e,
and the twentieth century mil usher in
the aluminum tige."
The Domocralio Governor of Wot
Virginia appeared before tho Ways uutl
Means Committee of tho House on
T&efedayand urged that th'e duty on
coal should bo Vlnined. Governor
McCorklo should havo n meeting a
with Congressman Geary of this State,
who asks for tho removal of tho tluty
from coal, but insists thai protection
should bo accorded to California's great
fruit industry. Perhaps an intelligent
discustiion of tho subject might leach
both gentlemen that tho protoctivo
tatilTis not n narrow sectional measure,
but was carefully drawn to promote thi
development of tho chief Industries of
tho ditt'enmt States of the Union, aud
thut nuy attempt to intcrfero with its
tyminotry would cniibo tho destruction
of the whole system. 3. F. Chronicle.
1 . .
Tho latest use 161 mVininum is for
sti eet env tickets, and it must b'o con
ceded that tho me till is singularly adapt
ed for tho purpose. A Michigan street
railway has just made its first issuo of
these light and ornamental tokens
which are about thu sizb of A tiilvbr
quarter dollar.
Iu KdW York all tho bonded WAre
llduson aro at present packed 'eolid V.lth
foreign gorids, waiting tfci iihprovo
mont of tho tiiAerf, tlifiro being now
comparatively litlfo demand for Bitch
merchandise.
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fessional man who haH liot liio tjiihg lo
J-ead a largo daily ilowspapgV; will f)ld
in The Wei:k1.V Qi.oiikbfeMooHAr,
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exactly suits him brifiiful of tho best
liows of lli-i Uay, plilfibiill j' condensed
to meet ills neeil Tholi'gn elrictlj'
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AVeeldy, Tyill rbebivo ohb cbpy frco for
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TEBKITOHIAIi ITEMS.
Tho li'oxt 'term 61 court in Piunl
cVmnty, promises td bo qui to longthy
feaj'a tho Tribuno. Thero aro Bjready
in jail eight prisoners awaiting t,rial on
charges ranging from grand laiceny
to murdeV.
Acting Governor C. M. llrr.es bag is
sued a proclamation, offering a reward
'6t SltfCO for tho apprehension of any
one or nil tho parties who murdered
Prank W. Oury. Five hundred dollars
is tho maximum roward allowed bylaw.
ltcavis, "tie t!aimant," has sold
someone tn Chico, California', , his al
leged titio to a couple of section tef
land on tho desert southeast of Marico
pa, nnd tho deed was recorded a't Flor
ence last week. Tho land us valueless
as tho titlo conveyed. Tho Oasis.
A telegram from Actiiig Secretary of
War, W. H. Smitti, wfci received this
morning by Acting Governor Bruce
giving notico that tho War Department
had racommonded that Tort Bowie, in
this Torritory, bo abandonod, and ask
ing if thero wore any objections to such
action. G6Vcrnor Brnco immediately
roforred the Stutter to Governor
Hughes, who lo at preW&t in Washing
ton. Plucuix Herald. '
Near Dudloyvillo, on tho San Pedro,
Mr. George Scott has a fine orchard
wellTTorthy 6f icinark. Tho trees aro
mostly peach and apple, which bear
fruit of very fine quality and flavor aud
large in sua. His orchard is protected
on rll sides by a windbreak of largo
cottonwood trees, which shelter the
trees from the cold winds which at that
altitude prevail in winter, and fromt&t
hot blasto of summor. The Oasis.
The cattle business cf Arizona will
to day command a net profit of fiftoeii
per cent, por j ear on tho investment,
nud it is a low estimate. It id possible
that to those who Invested ten years
ago when block cattle vVoro at u pre
mium, this could not bo dono, but by
a re-orgauizatiou, figuring on what
such cattlo can bo bought for now, ft
can be dono and is being dono, and tho
profits aro bound to increase iu the fu
ture Wiilcos Sfockiuan.
l)7inug the greater portion of the
week the time of tho Probato Court has
been taken up in hearing arguments in
tho Walkor cue. Tho attorneys for
Juana Walkr, the claimant, aro mak
ing an cilbrt to havo the last annual
accounting of A. J, Doran, administra
tor, rejected, nnd also lo havo him re
moved. They nke titeu for an execu
tion to issuo for costs in the former
case, but this was denied, Judge Miller
holding that tho appeal cf the ccto act
ed efc a stay cgn'iuft any Biict: proceed
ings. Florence Tribune,
Oscar L. Gibbs, a prominent busi
ness man, died at about 10:30 o'clock
a. in., Sop. 211, en ins dairy farm
just cait of Phconix. He was found in
tto tlftcli wfcicri Vitus aloug tho tontti
crn border of his farm, and from all
tho evidence obtainable it is n caso of
suicido. Mr. Gibbs Wit become somo
what embarrassed owing to the finan
cial stringency Ami fcilM il difficult Id
recllio on securities. Decenced leaves
a wifo and fivo children. His life was
heavily insured, and ono policy for
10,000 will bo paid without question.
P. P. Daggs is attending tho fAir at
Albnqucrquo, N. M., where Daggs
Bros, havo sorao fino sheep oil exhibi
tion. Daggs Bros. 'iVo tn'o Bre JinoM
sheepmen on tho arid ran go in the
Bouthwcet and havo done more than all
others to itnprbY& Ufts nrndo.of eheop
both in this territory and in Now Mex
ico. Their Hocks near Flagstaff con
lAiri buckii that dato tlicir pcdlgreb back
to thb beginning 6t tlio Christdin era
land locato tfeb cany Auddslora in Ara
bia. Tlio fiuecl of tfieir sheep perhaps
are tub Pronch-Auiericnn merinos that
have taken Ill's annual premium nt eacti
of tho Nc Meiico fairs for many years',
ikey coSio fVoiii a country very simi
lar id cliiiialo to Arir.onn, being natives
"df tho PyieiiVe3 region boVweeii SpaTn
duu Franco. While Arizona may no
riJaku a fino okhibit in Cliicago it is cer
tain, that no b'tatb or wiHtory has bet
tor sueep ciliier t& wool pVoducers or
for liiultou and aniong tho wool grow
ers nonb havo spent more money of
used teller judgment in improving
Iholfc herds 'then Daggs Bros, of TenipU
Bepublican,
t!d lite light for shli o
Every lovor of his cbinlfy would
conlribulo to tho baute bt r'reb Cbiii
age. Mail silver tlbcnifiblla to -onr
friends Itst dr. pohd lilt df addresses
with pootagb to tho undersigned, and
bllvbr Sileratnrb will bb furnislleU frohi
tllfS bllibb; r ,
IJy tho Committee',
A. O. Fisk, Chairman.
T. P; Yan vVAOkMsV, Sec'yi'lTcas .
'M Boston Block,
Dbnvcr. Colo.
2?
ciltPSJ,ws---,
-.-j T
f i rop6rt recenHjr ntado fcy tho Bauf;
of England on 'tho Baring bi&k failure
shows that tf.e debts of 'thaV firm havo
been reduced .to a e ifeore than
$21',000,000. AdcuI S2fJ,000'I000 ' of
this vaft amount is duo tco Bank ot
EngUfid.
' "
Sonator White, of California', is ro'
ported to have said that tho '"Sherman
repeal bill will never pass the Senate."
SVnator White is to be congratulated
for this his very assuring opinion iA
behalf of 'tho life of the wlite VnelaL
Citizen. x
By a decision of tho Supreme Court
of California newspapers havo a right
to publish any and all court prctaeed
lugs', and it is useless ti fold 'trials
with closed doors. l"f people donT,
want their sica putofished they should
keep out of the divorco cbuVt.
Twenty millions of articles of mail
riattcr Vass through (tho postoffices of
the United States each day, ac'd 'nearly
half a million of letters aro received
annually at tho dead letter ofiico, be
cauto of a dolicicncy !n address or post
age, or because of illegibility of jieA'
manshqi. e tew Afie with which tho U. S.
army nnd navy is to bo armed shoots, a
long bullet about tho size of a sluto
pencil. The idea seems to bo not Jo
kill men so quickly, butYo wound them
so that moro men will be needed ti
carry iff tho disabled. To wouiid.i
man, practically takes two or thre'6
mon off tho battlefield to "kill Iiim onlj'
takes one. Courier.
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An exchange states that you can read
the proof of n newspaper article three
or four timeb and repeatedly pass tho
same error without seeing it. All news
paper men tell you so, but as scon as
the pr'als is started and tho paper print
ed in its complete shape, thero slanda
tho error in froi.V6f you, t;o big that
vou can't seo anything 'else. It's a
strange fact and is probably tho reason
why it is so easy to edit a nowspapet
after It is printed. ,
Tho reports from West Australia con
firm the stutcmout already made of
the great richness of tho gold discover
ies there, although their extent is not
determined as vet Tho conditions',
however, are extremely unfavorable',
and L'ore fc touch suffering among the
prospectors who navo gone td tho now
fields. Their remoteness and tho ab
solute lack of water in that section of
the 56nntry must make tho dov olop
mont of ho mines slow ; but there
seems littlo doubt that an important
Addition to the fccld sipjiy df h6 vvrrld
vvul court) from that quarter. Engin
eering A. Mining Jcur&al.
The i tode-iVcs cl FTerlda taVi idtnd
h now uho for oranges. They scrub the
floors with them. Go into almost any
'town in tho orangV-growirig tHairicls
"ami -you will rsetrio WerA'en using tho
liibcious fViut exactly as our housckeep
ors use soap. Thoy cut the oranges ia
halves and rtb ttie flat', 'exposed pulp
on tlto floor. Tno acid tu the oranges
AoiuUeVlaVMtsMMnA but At any
rate the boards are as wtulo as snow
nfter tho application. It is thought
that lemons would b"e better than or
anges for this purpose', becanso of tho
AddrtidmYl ncidity. Good Hdusekbep
iug. m
The development df the gold fields ot
M'RflnduthtndEVccteding at a rapid
rato and a large number of Europeans
aro already in tho country, wuich prom
ises to become n prosperous mining ro
gio'n, and is indeed a good country in
many lespccts, the climatb and agri
cultural conditions ;eicg tnoVo favor
able than thoso of tho Transvaal and
some other sections of South Africa.
The mines arc generally "reofs" whicU
ive promie of peVmaherieb.
Just at present, however, tho Mata
bole tribes havo assumed a hostilo nth
tudo aud trouble ii threatened. Tho
latest repottfl sVent td Iffdw tHat En
gland will fiiVo Bd6tioi war dd uond td
protect tor colonists. Engineering S
Mining JJdrliA!.
Mid A TrnvelliiE Man's HPc-
Wnidiwi.!,; N1. iv., sbpt. sa, hh)
A b3mbisrc!ftl travefer came fntd my
atdft rVcWtlv and said: "I 'am rdok
.ngfdrBomUllibjr that saved my lifd.
t VastakoE with t'errtblb Eylnptoms of
b'lioleiilnioro'daarJb'ut a yoiir ago and
Itdppeil into bomb store along this
street and got a cure for it." I showed
him Chamberlain's Cpltc; Cholera aud
Diarrliooti Remedy. Ho 'did not rccog
iiizo it at first M oil baring off' tho
wrapps? 3BySi "Yes, Ibis K it. It
snvbti hiy life. I don't need it now?
tHll I am gmUglo buy fin's so as not to
bb witli'out it."' This remedy medfif
the w'ants of tho people aad sells welt
hero. C. 11. BaouoHroN, Druggist.
For culv by H. -. Hitclicfcck, Druggitt?
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