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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
REFORMING CANAL ABUSES.

b. s. w. Clark, the state Superintendent Of
Public Worls has issued circular with the Intention OF
reforming abuses I'm canal management In the selection
OF ubordnaes he asks that chiefs OF departments shall
take care to secure honest competent and trustworthy
men, As their duties are arduOus, they are to receive
liberal wages They will be expected 10 render assist
nuce To bOatmen without any extra compcnsa-
iion fee or grntuity other than the tolls legally
Imposed. Any emplOyc accepting any gratuity
OF any kind. under any pTetcncc, VIII be dis
charged Immediately. He orders the superintendent
of repairs 10 employ only strictly temperate men.
The ndeut adds that he is determined 10 break
M the system OF petty cxOrtion hitherto prdCuscd
on boatmen at locks and weigh locks ana by Inspectors
and other canal officials"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
ppouJNEST ARRIVALS.

Breroort H0usc-Kurd Won SchlOzer, Gernan iI,-
lister AZ Washington run Arenue Hotet-lleutenant
General Phi 10 IL sheridan and Colonel Michael Shert
n 8 a. George W. Childs and a. J. Drexe OF Phsuept
Congressman Joseph Jcrgcnsen OF virginia Feiiy ~ nep
OF Chicago and General Albert MyeI naH Sacrstary
n = A JofsL RT1insgck-COuDt de suZanneI TeCIe,aS
of tie French Legation Washington HCgmSart ,,T N
Bishop President OF the Newly ork New,Haven anu Sior
fnrd ailrOad Company John p Gray, OF
VIssIy ON eTtssran Julius HOchkiss, OF COnneclcgt
paw Inspector f. C. DOran L. 5. N...H Jd"cs IiV,,
Judge Alfred Reed Trenton Gitseg aH,,oi
r. Shepherd ana H. NJ Holman, Of washington anu Sa r
NJ Shoemaker, OF Baltimore. Nco- ORR ,Ier,
hridTe Unrey OF MARYLAND Clarendon H0teI-ltoDeTI
Ienox Banks Of Albany ST. Denis H0s-lne rev tan
oil Nicholas HOtet-Chplan
Newman the 46th Regiment, British ArnY...-'C
Square Hotel-Mchee Rankin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
ARREST OF A swINDLER.

The residence Of w. ii. Pine, at No. 80
Park-aye was robbed some time Of large amount
nj tewelry Mr. Pine afterward received letter from
man calling himself James Myers, informing him that II
he would to the Charity Hospital in Jersey CITY,
he would tell him where his property could De iolho
Mr.. Pine called upon Myers who told him the JeWeIy
was In two New-YOrk pawDshops, ana OHereu W heiP
him recover H. When OF the places, Myers oD
faiDed Of Mr. Pine $3S, the amount which he claimed
had been advanced and requesting him to walt outside
entered the front dov aud went out at the back MI
Pine tired Of waiting Tor his return reported the case to
Sergeant Keay under whose directions Detectives Dunn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
WOUNDING HIMSELF TO INJURE ANOTHER
NEWARK INVENTORS STORY OF ATTEMPTED
MURDER


WOUNDING HIMSELF TO INJURE ANOTHER
A NEWARK INVENTORS STORY OF ATTEMPTED
MURDER
J. II. Van HOuten, of No. 2J4 Bank-st.,
Newark. inventor OF a patent gas machine, reported
several weeks ago that stabbed twice IN the meek
by two men while returning home from o meeting oil
Pythagoras Lodge OF FTccmasOns Mr. Van Hodten also
exhibited several anonymous notes Threatening lis HE
if he did not remain away from his lodge
Van Huuten who In reduced circumstances had been
supported by his lodge for considerable time during
which he induced Mr.. Woolley, Of its members ana
Woodworking mechanic, to mortgage his house ana IOt
10 enable him Wan HOutcn perfect his gas machine.
The result Of this kindness that WOOey lost ms
properly and was turned into the street van hOuteh
got into difficulty with another brother Mason the ad
Sunday night word was sent To Police Head
quarters that Mr. Van Houien had been stabbed again
and that he In critical condition Chef OF IOlce
MeldIum at went TO the injured man, VINO stated
that about $3.50 p m Sunday, he went out into his rear
yard when seized him by the collar, saying now
I've got yOu," and struck him IN the neck with sDarp
instrument Van HOuten fell upon his knees. ana Dis as
sailant picked up stone and hammered the Instrument
deeper into his neck. Mrs Van HOuten said that the In
srunCnt q large aWl ABOUT 1uchc5 iii ngt was
driven III so far that she could hardly get hold OF It, the
handle being broken of. Dr. Brundage was summoned,
pronounced Van HOutens injuries dangerous aud the
ton Mr.. WOOley charged with the attempted as
sassinatiOn, and was arrested.
Coroner Osborne, who felt satisfied that Van Hon
toms injuries were scli-infcted, made a thorough
examination, which resulted in the exposure OF
Van HOutens trick and III the discharge OF Tue
innocent man whom he had accused. The wound
was only half an inch deep, and did not touch
the spine rs Van Houten sad. Sensmhty was per
feet, and the arm. which Van HOuten claimed was
OF the probe The charitable view taken of the by
the officers is that Van HOuten is insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

All these notes are past due, except one for $1,000
given by Mr. Dorman, which natures next month.
Receiver Adams has asccrtaincd that Alhof, Bergman
& Co have failed and made a settlement with their
creditors at 30 cents the dollar In their settlement
they lefC out the Tary Bank from The list OF their
creditors on the alleged ground that the notes referred
to in the schedule given merely an accommOda-
tiOn TO Mr. Rcdfeld without any consideration. The
receiver has However, put the notes suit Hetied's
notes have also been put in suit The BidWcS are
believed mere myths. Cooke d Angel brothers
ni-aw of Red!ield. Mccormick is said to be bankrupt.
Receiver Adams promises pay first dividend Of 20
per cent on May i, and another dividend on July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
REATNG HIS WIFE AND son.

James McManus, of No. 537 West Forty
third.st entered his room in intoxicated condition
about o'clock Sunday morning and waking MS wne'
asked her for money to buy liquor On her refusing 10
comply with his request he struck her on the head WIN
a shovel infcting deep and scalp wound on the
left side Of her head HIS son James awakened py ne
mothers cries, in. and was also attacked Dy ms
father with bottle, receiving scalp wound anu CUT
In the arm It supposed at FIRST from the appear
ance of the wound that the womans skull was fractured
and that sbe would de- The husband arrested and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
BANKRUPTCIES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Charles Henrotin filed
a petition in bankruptcy to-day. His secured
debts are SlOs,OOO unsecured, 100000 /;
bills discounted, $4,000; accommodation pa
paper S27 OOO and his 1913 900. j. VI. Secrst.
real estate dealer also filed petition. His secured
debts $4,000; unsecured Pl23OOO, and hih assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs No
2ls BROADWAY.
0a.m.57o Noon &C., 3 m. G7o. Midnight o4'
Highest during the day. so. Lowest, ~
Average $50. Same day, 1871 oZis''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
BROOKLYN PROTECTING HER CARTMEN.

Alderman O'Reilly, at the meeting of the
BROOKLYN Aldermen yesterday. offered a resolution
ouesting legislation relieving the Brooklyn cartmen
from the embarrassment caused by the ordinance re-
Gently adopted In this city President Fisher moved to
lay Alderman ORey's motion the table temporarily
Mr. O'Reiy coutended that Mr. Fishers action was dis
courteous 20 him Turning sharply TO the president be
said: 81 want rule impartially You can't fool
me standing here" Mr. Fisher called him to order and
SAID that member had right 10 insult the chair
should be lawful any citizen OF the United states 10
act cartmen in the two cities upon pay mSht OF the
adOptcd without opposition. IL suggested that
conference should be had with the New-fOrk common
CnImcjJ Alderman Ray said that such Il committee
would do no good At conference the New York
lvn wond I've allowed to occupy stall In any OF the mar
kets Of this city, or 10 teach IN the NcW-loih puDhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
TARRYTowN's SUSPENDED BANK.

ASSETS.
The twenty-siX prOmlssOIy notes comprising
nearly the entire assets of the Tarrytown National Bank
and classified notes discounted, consist OF the fol
lowing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

THE WHEELER G WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY sate
In department of business there probably much money wasted
as advertising and department good judgment and experience
more requisite Twenty-Five years experience has clearly demonstrated the
superior advantages and economy of newspaper advertising over all other
mediums offered for that purpose"
Another Endorsement based on an Experience FoSeen Years.
Mers ISAAC Co., the wknOwn Umbrella house. express
themselves as follows the value of Newspaper advertising:
what you say be strictly true good newspaper t
readers intelligent will appreciate bargain and every such customer
YOU make advertiser nine enths our advertising
has this pn and of the whole expenditure all tha we regret
is contained in the other TENTH"
AN EXPERIENCE OF HALF CENTURY,
,s LORD & TAYLOR the Dry Goods house. regarding the
value of Newspaper Advertising, say: -. :. ,.oss
~Of all the methods open the merchant for advertising his business
an experience nearly half century enables us to unhesahSy
in favor Of the NEWSPAPER without exception the most econo
ran panstakng and successful anvasser any business h can s
m the p bringing their goods to the attention OF the consumer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
ID LING REMEDY.

AN UNRIvALLED LUNG REMEDY,
That lifegiyug preparation, PHILLIPS PALATABLE" COD
LIVER on in combination with PHosPHo NUTRUNR. All
druggists. Depot No. Patt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

Spinal and Deformity instruments, leg braces,
crutches sc Truss COMPANY No. 746 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Announcements.


Since the advent of MGR homeless Goldfish,
all sreds perncOus brands have taken wings and flown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
W. W. Sharpe Il Co.,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,


proofs furnished
vyhe Stm %
on mail otherwise
and
Canad keptO
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

and Radford yesterday arrested old convict named
Hughs who identified by Mr.. Pine as the SWIMMER
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30


 Complaints are almost daily made to us of persons firing pistols in our streets and have not anfreouently been requested to go for them thrO' the columns of the BELT. We have invariably dechned to interfere with such idiohc amusement, ,--neyer ln- dulged in by sane men, unless they have placed themselves on the out side of more whiskey than they are able to steadily carry.
 The law of 1875 makes it impera- tive npon aheriis deputy sherifis, cOnstables and all peace officers to gather in such offenders and see that they are arraigned for trIal and pun ishmens. Those drawing deadly weapons in the presence of two or more persons and threatening in 8 rude or angry manner to mp the thread of life of fellow being is subject to q fine, in any Jusnce's court, of not less than one hundred nor more than three hundred dollars, or Imprisonment in the county jail not less than one nor more than six months, at the discretion of the court, or both such iEe and impris- onment, with costs of prosecution.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30


 The following is she amended act providing for the taxation of the net proceeds of mines
 Sec. ]. That tho tax Of two dollars on each One Hundred dollars of the net proceeds of mines, required to be levied and collected by the provisions of sec. 6 of an act providing for the taxation of the net proceeds oF mines, approved February 4th, '75, shall be apportioned as follows: Twenty-Five per centum shall be ap- propriated to tho Territorial treasury for general Territorial purposes; seventy five per centum shall be ap- portioned to the County treaaury, and shall constitute Q road fund, tO be used and disbursed by the board of supervsors in the construction and repair of public roads, highways and bridges as provided by law.
 The ownership of claim, posses sion or right of possession to any mine or claim is not taxable by the laws of this Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30


 Ike reference on eEr e.h psge % the secision of the Supreme Court Of the Bnted States as delivered by Judge Strong is q special interest to. those of our reaeers who are too loosely married. The case then un- der consideration was an appealed case from the State of Michigan 10 determine the alleged marriage of William 4. Morrey with b squaW in which no ceremony vas performed by a magistrate or clergyman or pre- eeded by g license or publication of banns or attessed by witnesses. The Michigan Courts declared such mar rioge void, but was oyerruled by the Supreme court. which held 1t law ful marriage. The boys here should take heed lest they, without intend ing it. become maWimonially we'd ded to some one or more of the no madic females who are as plenty in Globe as blackbernes in season.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
A ScARF-Tn Tonto Basin oeca-

4 ScARR-In Tonto Basin occa- sioned by the appearance of an un- usual number oF Waliapai Indians is reported by Mr. Redman, just from there. Those Indians left their re- servation in consequence of the ap- pearance of smallpox and short bread and at the time our informant left were being rounded up by Yer de scouts and Mcdowell soldiers with 8 view of herding thsm back to their reservation. Inasmuch as onr Indi- ans are disposed to roam, and not unfreguently visit the Basin hars we not reason to fear that some of them may at that time have been there and have met the WalIapais and in their friendly greetings been incculated #ith the loattsome disease.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

Some one in this place, whose bump of acquisitiveness is, undoubt- sdly, very greatly larger than a lump Of chalk, has been criminally engag ed in selling whiskey to Indians. This practice IS not only Tn conuayentlon to the unwritten moral code, but the more positive and unmistakabIe stat ute of the United States. Isis only ! fe1 days slnce that Indians were seen on the road from this place on their return to the agency, with their skins full of Whiskey, so full, indeed as to cause an obbquity Of vision and impair articulation.
 If we knew the name of the guilty vender of the ardent re would take great pleasure in giving 1t to the ppb- lie in display type in order that eg- cry one might know who it Eas that for filthy lucre endangered the peace of the community by firing the brains of the noble reds and reawakening their heIlish instinct for human blood. h this connection t is proper to re- fer to the fact that not few of our Mexican population 50 far demean their better nature as to squat almost anywhere, and try their luck at cards with the Indians and otherwise place themselves on an equality with them, which naturally leads the community to believe that Whiskey is one of the wagers contended for. The offender or offenders may yet be discovered and informed that repentlon Of the of- fence will entitle she guilty party to ticket of-leaFe.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

The famine in the north of China rages with increasing severity, and the most dreadful reports come from the afflicted regions. h one town 8 man opened a shop for the sale of human flesh, and did a good business in cannibalistic joints anu roast, un- til the local mandarin interfered by causing the shopkeeper to be behead- ed.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30


 Mention has already been made of several of the principal mines in this district, viz: The Miner 6 Watson Julian, Chloride, Stonewall Jackson, Hannibal. Gen. Lee, Mccormick, Pioneer and Metamora. We viii now proceed to enumerate others which our attention has been called to.
 The Mexican, located between Richmond Basin and Wheatfelds, owned by Collingwood < O., has been worked to some extent and shows well.
 The Blue Bird located i've miles below Globe City has a shaft 10 feet deep with a strong vein of rich ore.
 The Miami mine has several hurld- red tons Ofrock on the dump, IS lo- catsd four miles below town.
 Tho Rescue, said by some to be the first mine located in the District, is located five miles below this place, has a shaft of one hundred feet and shows good ore.
 Imperial No. l and 2, owned by Mason & Co.,, is located ten miles northeast of Globe City, has a tun- nel which taps the mine at depth of no feet, shows well and Nill prove good.
 The Chromo, owned by Beardsley < Go. This company IS running a tunnel 250 feet to tap the mine at a depth of 125 feet. The tunnel is now in 1eO feet. This location is an extension of the Stonewall Jackson
 The Buckeye, owned by a San Francisco company, is located south of Richmond Basin; they are sink- ing a shaft 100 feet; the prospects from this mine are good.
 Meteor, the first south extension of the Lazy Bob, located near Rich mond Basin owned by the Epley Bros. $ Jones. This company have sunk 3 shaft 90 feet; prospects good; vein four feet wide at bottom of shaft.
 Lazy Bob, near Richmond Basin, owned by Besrdsley < Go. have sunk a shaft fifty feet which shows 2 fine body of silver glance.
 Sherman, owned by Sibald, Cole S Go. located near Richmond Basin have sunk several shafts, one So feet at the bottom of which shows g fine body oE ore which assays way up. 7
 Ne propose to make mention of other hines cf note in our next issue.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

From the Citizen of the 24th inst. from a prlvate letter dated Washing ton, May 9th, we learn that a St. Louis nan has been appointed Indi- an Trader at San Carlos and that he had sent forward 3 stock of goods via El Moro and New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

The Texas Pacific bill came pp in the senate on the 22d. Lamar made a telling speech in it's favor. It is confidently expected the bill will pass during the present week.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

The proposition to remove the Pi- ma, Maricopa and FupagO Indians to the Indian reservation has been referred to the committee on Indian affairs.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
Coustsble's Sale


 BY VmTU1 of tBc executions iassed ou of Jastits's Coart for C1la Town sap, Plnal eauEty Territory Ariso- ns and tO me directed. wherein ! am commanded so make Ehe sum 0l 0ns handrsd thlTty-shrse and four one hnnd- Esdth dollars damages; asd ths i've ber csnt allowed bg laW in fhe snm of eix and sixty-iig, hundrsdth collars toesla- CT with costs of suit in the sam of Nine- een and five hnndrsdsh dollars, toxesk- sr with she ascfulng costs on one exeeH- lion, and on the 0tasr slse sun Of One hundred eigilY-fse and aefentyt hfssoas Aundreth ooiars, dAmagsss snd the 6Se per cent aIlesed by law in ths san o Nine and th1ty one kEndgedEh dollars together willc0sts of suit in Eha sun Q. Nlneteen audliYe one huu1rsdth aollsn aud the accFung costa, wherein Lismans Bros. and company arg plaiLeffs and th. Danabe Mining company afs defendants have levied upon all lae right, tsll and inb, s kals1 s6lll o .,fI, li.s '. i. .s company in and to the ssDlnol,e, aispatsd ia Globe mining D.strses. p county, Tsrrilory Of Arizona.
 Notice ls hefsby@sigon sHas on Sas,L day. the Skh day 1F Jude. 1s7s ss2 o'clock ?. Moi that day in tonf of .g,,4s Swasey's okc in Globs cifv o,s ceunF{s AriEosa IersitorT wsli szss.s for sale as Po slsc snellon ss tas lae,.- recsss ali lhe dghis ttls ssd inssr-.sf the said Dannla mining odap4ny ia a4 10 ihe above dscribsa prolsfly. Dd as Globe Cisgs !. I., Kay kth ls7s
 4. {. PEND T0N,
 gonstabi
 E. | B. 6oDw1s,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

When you look around Eou at church during a dull sermon, don't you find 1t little difficult to realize that thousands of people die every. year of too much sleep?
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

J. P. Cum denies the assertion made by the Salt River Herald that he will be 3 candidate for Congress from Pinal county.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

The senate has confirmed l.. U, Cum gs of New Jersey Indian agent San Carlos agency, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

Don Augustin Edwards, 2 Yankee who has just died m Chih, left for tune of $25, ,000 900 He had 9 monopoly of the copper mines of the country.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

From latest dispatches t seems as if the European difficulties vii be peaceably settled.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
Minik Delinquent No.i1e-
70 IoM MAY cn,znnn.

Ao toA TT MAY CONCERN Pa.t'sspiniog any inserest . ,s., cevtaan loe location - cIs,.. -. as the 4 v esteFn extsns s,, e. z t- 2 C. MeCrmick niniag cls al in GioosDistrics, Pinal Cos-I ns TsrIory 'e5' Anis 70 notlfy you that iA ..- anee Wn precision of 1aa Aiini1 Congres May 10th, 1872. and i io. pliance Itb Teqairemlsn.s of saie.-s. and ais1nstru ciions from all p.sl,s claimins interest in said lsl esn ExteDsis of she R. c. MoCormick mae. work nabeen done en sad claim foz ess year la past, ending ay 4sh 1915, bg the l.dersiznsd.
 Nowherefora, ifwit6in ninetT from fhlirst publication of Ehis py you do 0t come forward and Dar .ye proporpu of cost of said Wok ss deFsigai will claim Iorfssars ar yoar riss title and interes ia A every ption of said mi1ing am
 ALBERT BAHER.
 D. Fl. SNYE
 W II. VAE Yvr
 Gle District. Pinall
 Aanty. Arizona.
 Maftb 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
eonstabIe'e sala

By tue of an execugIo1 ont ohsfics's Court for 3lla ship. 4l County, Territory EoDa Aa 10 me directed, wherein an cmAnded tO make the sum Of Two hulred and sixty.kwo dollaa and sevey-fve cents debt, and ths further n of $975 Costs togetbes withthe truing costs. wherein Kerr G Harnepre plaintiffs aud J. 2 Clinton i+fenGant.
 haYs lied upon all the right titie and terest of the said P Glinfon iad-f tho nopr-ea sitaaed ia Hl0be D1striet, f'lnal County. Territory of ArzDna.
 Notice is hereby glsen that bH ThqEsday, the s0th day oi May. 1878. at o'clock P. M of that day ia ffons of tAe Post Office, ct Globe Cax lss. nal county, Arizoua Tersitary l viii expose tor sale as public auction. as thelaW difeots. all lta right. titls and inlefest of the said } F Climon i and to the above deseribed premises. Dated at Globe Cify, Arizona. May 9th. 1878.
 A G. PENDLET0N,
 Constable. IL. B GOODWIN,
 Atty fer Pltis. 2-ss
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
! linins Delsn snsas
To WHon r -..r .n.......

70 WHOH n sY coNcrnr Rs! 'fiee rlaimsz~ slg issersre = ., cei.st 2 mining Iocasio sf ciain - U. ... as ka. snerman nia elpfn,. s,-..l in ... $ se ,2s % Dlstrict. Marsso1s - i11IR Territory IFS is f0 aofify voa k.t. e.e3H ltn proyisinn 0f tAs 11s is;..s ..- % ~o.4s s, May 10th. I872 sn.s ,-.l'...'.. s,. -.- -,leely iIn reqaremenfs .ss1 essl ''' (, sls9 's truefions from all - -e An .nk tt s{esi m said Sh mn - 5s,-.s <a,',' TOT s1iSEn aeeounfa have s, -. .s A'l. .9fAiff been done on A es , s.s slr last past. ending far zss, Ii, 2. ,e 2 oy Iit nnders ened. '-J s.''l ief Nov thergfore. if wsths, .,. ..s.- .s.,-A .1s nfs1 publication lsis .ef -. a.'Pot come forward ,.s .s z s'oI3ofion of cost og said ..e.s.e.t NTill esa,m forff,r- , oa- Ellls, fiEIe and lnte7eE F, every rti0n of said mining ss,
 GEo. K. 6r.F
 JOHN D. SEA-. o'oossiistricf. Aarieopal
 Oqtys Arizona.
 Maytb 1873
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

A gold brick, said to be the lar gest ever made. weighing 8 ,Ss9.96 ounces and worth S5l 900, was cast at heIena, Montana, on the 4Lh inst.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
TgRaIs oF sUBsaRIPrI0N.

Rates of advertising given upon application.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
E. l. B. 0oDW1E. Atty. faPlf
70 WHoMKT MAY orrV~'

Notice is Aelp3 giyenhasT s;|ast be sesp0nsibls 0F any dbss toetrsls.s bE Joha A. Aief ia ianams tbe 6sm ol IidaelS Na.eE, of tksrssos EhAt said drtn iairsady kAs.lv ss.6. ed % me.
 HAS TnWpT
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30
LIS 1DKRI
Silver City <
 May 1 l8.

shL
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-30

Mr. Wilson will also keep g sup ply constsIptly o1 haod snficispt foy all demseds. l-K