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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Summons.

70 sls JAsfiess Court ef KeHiziss Prrciaet, fs
 fAs e94ntg ef -hafieope. Ierritory ef -1ss-
 foaa, 4 .y. LakUe, yusfirs .r tke Feaes. John A. Ailier < t,o., piaintins,
 agaiHst Summons Hiram Harding defendant.
 Ihe Territory of Arizona seads greeting Co Hiram Harding. defendailt.--lt appcarsh.. bs affidavit on behalf of plainliis. tnat af1er due diligence the said deicndsaE cannot Ee found, lt is therefore ordered and you ara hereby summoned to appear before nle at n.y otice iia the town of AC3liiienvilie, iu tsse county oi AaricOpa, on tue s7th d;lY o1 Jsn- uary, lSs9, at Iu o clock a. n., in aIl acton brought againrt you by said plaiBtiAS. 19 answ CT sile compisint of the above named plaintiffs said action k brought to fecos e t1e suOi of one huadrcd and cighiy-gSo and fity-aesen cents en an express contract, or Judgment will be taken against you Tor the sald amount, sogetlier wlIh ctsts of this suit, 1T you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under mp hand thIs 27th day of Nc tember, Isis. q. D. LAlkOE.
 Justice of the Peace ol said Precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
POstOfhce Building, Globe, Arizona
Assessment Notice.

81c3iillen Silver Mining Company-Loca- ton of principal place Of business, San Fran cisco, California; location of works, Gl0bs District, Arizona Territory Notice is here by given. that at a meeting Of the board 0f directors, held on the 2zd day of November, 1878, an asssssment No. s of twenty-iige cents per share WAS levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi- atciy in United States gold coin, tc tbe Sec rctsry, at the office 0f the Company. Room 24, Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this as- sesment shall remain unpaid on the second l2d) day of January, 1879, will be delinquent and advertised for sale, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on W EIlN ES- DAY, the nv EET Tl-NINTH (2stn) day Of JANUARY, 1879, to pay the delinquent as- sesslnent, together with the cost of adyer- Using and expenses Of sale. By order of 1he board of directors.
 A. C. MCMEANS. Secretary.
 0FFIcE-Hoom 24 Safe Deposit BuildiEr San Francisco. California. N-1
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shaft is down 204 feet, with some water, but still 1t can be handled so as not to interfere in sinksng. The mine never showed as much ore in sight aa nov A load of nch sul- phuret ore will be shipped to San FrauclscO in few days.
 The sabsIla company's mill is pounding away, day and night, on ore from the company's mines. 4 rich strike has been made oa she Hard Times, one of the Isabella group. Mir. Scott. superintendent of the General Lee, reports the ore vein now uncovered as four feet wide, which he approximates at over 200 ounces per ton. Some of it he says will go up in the thousands. A body of low grade ore has been struck at the depth of 50 feet Tn the Happy Jack, another of the Isabella group. As the vein had rich ore on she surface, an increase in the grade may be looked for atany time.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Summons.

fe fAs Lsfiets toerf ef AsNillsn Prsciaes,
 is t1s rtanfg ef Aarieepa, ItFri1r ef -irs
 zena, f. D. L4hRe, sfasfics of fhs Psece. Peter foinpkius. pialnlilf,
 against Suinluons Hiram Harding, defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Hiram iarlIag, dcfcudant.-~it appearing by affidavit oa hahalf of the plaiutln tEat after due diligence tue said defeudant cslh- noi be found, It is tAeretorc oedefed and yoa afe hereby selllmoned 10 appear helnre ne ai Lay ulhce in the tnNa of AeaiilenS file, iH the county ol Naflcupa, Qn the gath dty 0f 5auuary, i519. st ] u'cloek D. ul., in an ae- tion brought agalnsI you by said pssinr6, to answer the complaint of the above naule1 plaintiff, said action is brought to recover tue sum ot iorly-two dolialA on an expresr conlracf, or judslnent will te iakeH aslinss you for che said amount. together with cclstx oi lllis salt, II you fail Co appear 1nd answer.
 Given under my laild tnis zigh Jay 0f N0- fsm3er, io.c. |. D. L-Aist.E.
 Justice of the feaee of said Precinct.
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Assessment Notice.

General Robert Allen Silver Mining Com pany-Location of principal place of bslsi- ness, san Francisco, California: location of works, Pinal county, Arizona.
 Notice IS hereby given, that at 6 meeting of the board Of directors, held CD .be 29tk day 0f October, 1878, ar assessment of tWen- ty-nye cents tZ5el per share was levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the secretary of the company. Any stock upon which this assessinent shall Te- main unpaid on the zd day of December. lS7o, will oe delinquent ana advertised for saie at public aurtion, and, unless payment is made before. will be sold oz Thursday, the second day Of January. i6s9, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
 I5y order of the board of directors.
 M C. SOCTHARD. Secretary. Odice-No. All l-2 California Street. Room
 n, San Francisco, California.
 POsTPOSEMENT.-T The delinquent day of the above namcd assessment has been post poned until the seventh l1th) day of Decem- Der, l6lS. By order of the board of diree- tors. M. C. S0UTIARD, Secretary.
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Early to bsd and early to rise'' may make man healthy, wealthy and wise ;'' bur we question whether early rising ads to his e9uaminty, especially when he rises before day light and finds cats in the ashss where he had previously set his yeast to rise in order 10 facilitate an early breakfast. A gentleman of this place-an honest minsr-a few morn ings since. with a view of taking time by the fOrelock, turned out of bed and, before lighting a candle or don- nihg his clothes, made 8 striaght shoot for the fire -place, where he discovered in dim eclipse a kHteure- posing in the ashes Reaching for It, he swung t across the room by the tail that done, he looked again and, as he supposed, saw the mauon- y cat, also in ibe ashes. fle util- ized his toes as a ba1ering ram, let drive, upset the crock, aud bespattered everything, especially his pants, with the batter. To keep she mishap secret Nas the nex, consideration i; but how vas the question The children had seen him and were tit sering beneath the bed-cIothes, and would have laughed outright but for fear of making father madder than he vas. He divided bis attention between the batter on bis pantaloons and the children and enjOued secrecy. But, notwithstanding abundant prom ises to miserly keep a knowledge of father's mishap within the family circle, t leaked out, and coming 10 the knowledge of two of Gods last. best gift to man taey communica ted it to us, anu exacsed premise to give Joseph 8 benefit through tue agency of type, and having lone so, we Feel absoIyed from our oath.
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 On the Sd instant Lacy's Express arrived from Silver City N. M. Mr. L. ? Christensen. shs driver reports heavy snow storm from Ash Springs east, reaching into New Mexico and perhaps beyond. He also says s re- port was current in Silver City that Indians had raised the Hillborough mining camp, and carried of tNo little g'rls one 2 dargbter of Joseph Yankie. The maurauders were pur- sued by miners, pho will most likely overtake and punish them. Our in- formant further states that the miners decliLed the assistance preferred by the commanding officer al Fort Bay ard, on the ground that their arms were top bright aud would probably frighteI she Indians before they could get within shooting distance. These Indians are surpassed to be tue same that escaped from the Hot Spring Agency about the time they were being rOunded-uP, preparatory to thelr removal to she San Carlos Agency. IL IS currently reported ln Silver City that the runaways be- fore leaving borrowed guns from the negro soldiers, under the pretext of wanting to hunt for game.
 He also reports two horses stolen from Jack Yeoman's at Burro Springs, os also horses from New sham's cattle sanche and eighteen or twenty horses from persons Iivlng on the Rio Mimbres.
 We think It would be wise econ omy Tn the Government to give a rowing commission to San Carlos h. dian scouts, and send them into New Mexico with instructions to Gnd tue trail of the rencgades, and follow t until they had either killed or cap tured them, and bring those whose thread of life had not been nipped to the SaI. Carlos Agency.
 The following dispatch vas re- ceiyed here yesterday afternoon
 SILVER CITY, Y. N., Dee. 3, 1878. 7o Merrill, Ksiinsy f O., Globs
 Get petition of citizens forthwith to com manding officer at Camp Thomas, t0 picket soldiers at lsh Sprsags. Win do likewise hcre. Indians committing depredations west and east from Silver.
 MORRILL, & KELLNER.
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>Citizens are loud in their com.
 plaints in regard to the manner of
 carrying tue mails botueen this place
 and Silver King. Tue mail is car ried from Silver King 10 Globe by pack animals in charge of an Iudian boy Of tender years. aud thence to McMillen il, the same way by q still younger " American" boy. Tuesday, mail nhen opened showed i smash up of cigar boxes It was dispatched shortly after it's arriyal to McSIiIlen but before clearing the outskirts of the town the bags fell of and the Joy being tumble to re. adjust them found relief from the disquietrhg cause of his inability to carry tue mail ou schedule time iu >obs 4 gentleman 1T veling the same road assisted hiin to pack his load and re- mount. He returned the sacks t0 the Postoihce here. where shey remained untll after nightfull, when Mr Lacy mounted man and sent the mail 10 ifs destination.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

present. The mere description mat ter of this zrslcie bass taken more space than we intended. aud we can- not proceed now to draw che practical dedacEions VI hope to make a few weeks hence. in proof that Globe Dis trict has a greut mining future. ln the meantime, # our readers have taken an interest in the subject, It may be veil to save this number of THR BgLr for reference when the next article appears. E.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
NO. 28
GoCAL Dors.

subsrripsons received ss THE Bxlr ossos fer the snn Francisco Call.
 The be,t Boots ever brought to this place can be found at WestmeyeEfs.
 Go te the Pioneer Drug Store and btiy your Christmas Presents before they are aa gone.
 Just received at the Pioneer Drug Store a large assortment of Nuts, Candies, Toys. etc, etc.
 Apple Batter. PeaeA Baffsr, Pism BAfer. Qsssaes Bsftsr, Nipple SyruP, Fork Sfafs .dp- p9ss, at Westmeyer's.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
GLOBE DISTRICT.
nesesspnaeass nnd General Mtnlag
 sews Scr she weeA.


 
 Good pay-roek has been exposed in the General Allen mine. and will be stopped out for rsducuon al the Miam; mill.
 The silvsr obtained from 800 poands of Pioneer ore. bmelssd iIl the furnace near the mine, pfayed 1t lo be worth e220 DOT ton.
 The owners of the Centennial mine are taking out high grade chloride ore IL comes from nn open sut northeast of the main incline.
 Miner < Watson are having 262 sacks ofOre worked at the liami mill. t is expected to yield 450 ounces to the ton, as q former working of same grade ore worked up to that figure.
 he indications are that the Gen. Lee will in the near future be one of the mines of Globe District. The heaviest ore bodies of the StOnewall Jackson are pitching toward the Lee.
 Work has been resumed on the  Miami lode. An effort will be made to extract surface ore in the first in- stance, but 1t IS hoped that at no dis- tant date means will be available for the development. of the property.
 William Hope. a pioneer of Globe district, came in recently from 3 three months prospecting tour in the northeastern portion of the Territory. He found immense tracts of timber over lava country, but no mines of any promise.
 Several experienced miners have arrived here recently from Leadyille, Colorado. They speak of times as
 Aisc lively there, but the altitude GO, 900 feet they found less com fortable for the winter months than they desired.
 We learn that Q most encouraging discovery Las been made in a drift from the Silve. Queen shaft, 80 feet from the surface. The drift has pene- tratcd a vein seven feet without com ing to the hanging. wall. The vein goes down nearly straight, win 3 slight inclination to the southeast.
 4 recent development in the Sher- man mine adds largely to it's produe- tive capacity 4 small yein had been cut in 60 f9oi shaft, but by drift ing into what appeared to be the foot wall larger body of pay-rock was found. IL is someahat mixed with vein-matter, but promises to im- prove.
 The Isabella, Miami and Miller mills are pounding rock and extract ing silver. The machinery for the cOneenrators, 10 be run at the Wheat Fields. is between Florence and this place. The McAIillen Conp4ny's mil, ne presume, is LOW on the road. Y was to be, and doubtless was, shipped on ihe lst instant from Sas F'rmciscO.
 The rock { granite permeated wish silver) which was worked in the Miller mil Lx Fred. Medler. for Joseph Chan.berliu, sssayed l20 ounces. l. wss very free and yielded neariy uP to the assay We under stand j. sas country rock from the yFsbfooE mine 1T lhe easing of mine proves so rich. what msy nos De expected from she ore
 The ore in the tuanrl of thc Stone wall Jackson mine has steadily im- proved ln sxlel.s and richness during lhs week. The stratnn carrying .o'phurets has bourne of inso the ledge, and drift is now being run upon ' which shows orc of vcry ldgh grade There has been at leasi B 900 worth of ore taken from he lan- ael sbe pressnt week. Ths man
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

We arr infor:ned by Mr. J Abrs- ham tbat Dr. si " Bailey. of silysr City. N N, was recently married e Mrs Fred Brahm. in kansas
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06


 Yspkie < Weeks, Of IlillSborongh, E. M., bought ? nes l0-ssamp milI complete with 20- norse power engine, in Chicago Illinois, for Sl goo. The mill cenplsse, ready for re.lue.ng gnld ore, will cost less than S6 ,000.
 The Touia Apache. phe robbed Capt Sonic and others last Srptem- Der. + still in 'iDranec Fl San Carlos Asrney, undergoing the cAaasenina uHasnce If El.e ple>aiael lmils of guard house.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

Born to the wife o: Wm. O'Bries. on Nov. 29th, boy. weighing eleven pounds
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

List of letters remaining in the Postoiice at Globe, Arizons, De-
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Aaliwaukee Produce Market.
MILWAUKEE, Anil %

FLOUR Steady and in fair demand.
0RAIN w heat opened firm and NC
HIGHER; closed steady: No. /, hart, SLIT: No,
l, l6a; No. 2, $i.l2: seller June 81 90 !.
seller Apr. si.l2 i-2;selier May Sill No l.;
o1.o8x.
R1CElp TS-Flour, $3.50 barrels. whea,
760Go bus heels.
SHIPMENTS 10 400 barrels: whca:
9,SH huS hels.
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Catholic Books.

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west to the following standard works for
which he has the exclusive agency, viz.
Life of Pope Plus TX
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Spaulding's History OF the Protestant Re-
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In Wayne county, outside. OF De-
troit, there are eighteen townships,
and the city of Wyandotte makes
nineteen Well, now in 1876, the vote
for Peter Cooper was 607, while on
Monday, April l, the National vote
was 1882 an increase of five hundred
per cent. The Nationals were sue
cessfu] in eleven townships.
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St. Paul's Great institution.

The most successful enterprise yet started
by the citizens of St Paul is the great ST. PAUL
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
It's success has been most extraordinary.
now rivals, after few years of existence, the
great New England Fire Insurance companies
which have heretofore drained so much
money from the fertile fields of the west
to enrich the barren rocks of yankee land
To those who desire cheap insurance in the
most reliable insurance company in the State,
we would say by all means patronize that
great HOME institution. It's cash assets
are over ONE MILLION dollars and it has reach
ed this grand aggregate in eleven years. Here
are the figures which represent its unpar
al lelo1 cyrOUt tn
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What are the credentials of Glenn's Sui
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men as a disinfectant, deodorizer, and remedy
for local diseases of the skin, Secondly, it i
an admirable article for toilet use. Thirdly
it is expensive.
Beautfy without risk with Hills Instanta-
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
Chicago Sroduce Market.
CHICAGO. Apvii IS.

CHICAGO, Aprtt 70
FLOUR--Un charssa; spring extras 81 so
as. .; western extras, :; secs 80: MINES ota
extras, Si75 rs Is; paten; process 81 IS Is. u,
supers, 81 .i.oe.
Si.i7a; No Chicago. Sll0, cash and
seller April; s. o9a ssiler NAY: sl.oa seller
June: No. Chicago 81 rs: rejected s. SO ~
RECEIPTS FL III Il ,ouu barrels;w hea,,.C9
900 bushels
SHlPMENTS-Flour 5000 barrels; wheat
$3.50 bushels.