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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Work or tllet road from gadmas mine to Isa9ella began ast Thurs eiay, July 24th. Number of meW employed On Tuesday the road was completed to Netamora mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

We had ! soaking ran of several hours duration as also Nater spout in the Pinaa ln4nIain Ehlc6 ent seething current down the arroyo Nhieh skirts the town.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

We are informed that q surveying party of the Denver Ro Jraade Railroad company are running ! pre- limnary lipe aga expect 70 be af Clifton, AnzoDa, on the 15gh mt
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Darid Bear,lsley lost his pocket hook eoalaiaiug about s35, between the Chrome iane aAd this place on 11esday.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
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4 Swede who md gone into the Pinal mountains to split clap boards, took his rife with hin and accident ally shot himself through the breast inhicting serious wound H5 was SIX days alone before he was discev- ered ty an Indian wao reported the aec4ent at Bremen's milL Fred. Mcller, who was at the mill, brought fhe man to town in bis wagen and took him to his house where he is nov cured For. Dr. Thatcher nas called in and pronounced t.le wound a most remarkable one but a6t dan- ger0us
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

The huistIng and punping ma- chiaeg for tbe Haunlbal nine ar rived and pas uuloasled at McAlil- lenvilIe aH Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

On Sunday thieves broke fhe lock on ibe door of ". 6. Grifhth's hossr at the Imperial mine afd car rei away valuable personal eRects-- the Aurgiars ale supposed to be white met
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01


 'Rhe necessiey of . good hagon road rom Globe % .NcAIillenvilIe has long been apparent to ali public spiriEed and enteiprising citizens and i a movement 70 secure the desidera- tan las besn set on loot and has thus far met with success Alessrs. J. II. Eaton. Fred Medler and Wm. 4. NilsoA took | W.on themselves to move iH the matter and started a sub scription list which has been literally sigael In this place and McSIiller- vile. Last week these gentlemen yisited the .atter place, at their orn expense and at eonY Y5nienee a thea 9wn business. circulated the sabscrip- tion list sad rp5e oyer the mountains looking out a Fente They expect to return again in . few days to com Plete arran gernenFss
 The citizens haYe generally subscFib- ed libsfa.ly aud as tho enterprise is : one of general importance and great lY conducise 10 the prosperity ard development of this whole section of country t is but right that the Beard of Supervisors of Rinal and Narico- pa counties should contribute towards the 1onsTuctien apd petitions to thst cliecg sill be pftsented It thelr next uleetiugs Ne will nave more tO say eh this posnr in che futare.
 Great creiltas due Messss Eaton, Medlef and NlIs6n f0f their disin. terestea energy ia furthering so iin- pmtant au enterprise. la eur next islue we will publish Ehe names of piFsies wigq llpvp sdtacfi5ed
 Ne learn that at a meeting of the cinzens of McAiiIlenulle held lAst Saturday the following named per seps sere Aouiuagesl for county and township oHiccs. For ths Assembly A Jones. far Supervisor j, II Live ly. for Justices Of tue Peace in Rich hlold Preeincs Jobu JoDes and Geo. Turner. 4f It is welI understood that although candidates have 10 op- position hey are always defeated uh- less they announce shrir candldacY in the 1pg eablskA5 nearest Go thel reslaencc. 4 word to the wise, 6c.
 e feel an intefess as she success fie nominees beeause tkey are all 4iends Of ehe 8ELr, Dutlf tLey shouid be defeatsd iu consequence of fhe above mentioned omission we have no intention of going into mourning for more than thirty days
 Inasmrch as the following from the Arizona Citizen Of the 2lsE ult. hbs been read and aE1rlbased the I of she Bslx we re0ubllsh ! 1t and follow t with whar we iid say ! in regard 10 Mr. McCliRlocks visit to shis office:
 AThe Silver Bet announces 8 yis- it from Charles Elpersol NsssIinFock, I the mighty man'lgef ot Marcopa g Mining md MaTiilo Jopfnal and the ulooe mlnefs aie cMres p6ndlngly { careful of theiE qFs
 e z have bad an i usreeable risit from c. inEqel io ahd ihan ger of fbe Sat River IIer e has been coaVs g tho district in the intetst of hia paper. l
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

The friends of ] R. Nichols will he plcused to learn that he viii be here GA Satur,say.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Banks are now open at the severtl Jn es affiees for the purpose Of REO Is S'rERIA5 lHaales of voters.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

NoTnR-I Eish 70 sellzfhe hease ln Globe now oecnpled by me.
 W. F. KELLER.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Richer developments were made lll the Eg Capisan mine on Saturday lasE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
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The Saa Cn7lts escy srssr doe.
 llot eol.tain | safioieaey oE foad to
 sasi F the sppasiee of { liungrg kpia-
 mislg-birtl. and isleohseaaeace of che
 famine k Ialliah bars been ev8n gtlckets- -leave for fifteen diys to llnt ncorns.
 Red tape haa lie 1lse asnsls ! f ebg agent and Bregentesl hins from fisling over until connacf9s can send ns supplies lr. IIarr hus elelgrsp phy ed so Washington tlle state of affairs and asked the privilege of bsylng of outsiders 10 order to fuli duix winch che government owes so tie Inlliaus under lls ayge. Contracts were let to cake eitect on th. Iss # Jrly, but th0se to whom they Nae aWar,lcss were ant notified until seven d.svs afler tbnt late. They should have been arprise the fact a month earlier in order chat they a.iga have aa,l time to have sup pl'e.l she deficiency before the issces slty arase of sending fhe Ilsaplns to ghe hllle ill orde thaE sley might se eiaa0lcl Eo satisfy the keen desire of asppute wigll acorlls. nlescal oI what eser else they could hnsl to Eeed I hungry s5omach The ron of Indi- ..ns aI San CarluS shows 4.500 de pendent upon thag agency for food Not less ghap 4oil passed through this place on Saturaas eseisissg alld Mandny morning, others are scatter g,l ayee Ehe Pinat nomstanas snsl elssr. where in this and Maricopa county
 frpn this it would seem that the "pareatal c5re Bestowed upon the Indian by our government is better egIculated to eilgendsr hate sliau love for the hand that pretends to feed them The aurbor e autaQrs of tais criminal negHct t0 provide food In tine 10 have prevented this general exodus should also be turned out to browse.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

< la.ge number of persons are lepoFu.d on -he road from Silver sslty and further East. eo this place
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

There Nas q s0eial daliee at I3res mems mill last Tuesday in commem- aration of the fearless exploit of John H. Hise in killing q Cinnamon bear which IS supposed to welgh twelve hundred pounds It was not weighed For Che reason that it aas not found. having escaped. but the scarchers from the nil were reward cd for their ar'lgous undertaking by the sight of 2 2 track.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01


 6 ,1lark form sIlf su pe .ntend- ens . E the clin mine hss re. cently been sant lsp Er- iefendent p ae9all Jacksoa miae. go lhe sysEeaatie k a the mialt pIdes fhe iaene3'aie snperintendelee sIf Irl Fpenan and IS of the opintil that the ore already discovered sill ead to ihe ieesapnen4 ef . lnFger iody
 s are forced fo print or MsDilla paper in consequence of the non-ar- rival of news paper. ahich we order ed three months ago, together with type. office furniture and inks, and fsonI she length Of nme since It was shipped it seems 10 have taken rect au the rdld Owners Of trains eYire ,leutly take 10 note 9f rbe eb5 of tllne aim carc iitgle for tho profanity they develop n ihose for whom they are greighung
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

7 We arc thankfful to Mir. McMorris for the presentation to us of his on- lv copy of Professor Percival Stock mans Poem. The following verse strikes us as upsuFpassipgly beauti- ful and imbaed with lofty thought: 1.-The clouds around the mountains
 peak
 Pass Der them streak by streak And the wind shlls sighs in blowing Is a siren worth the knowing. '
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

lU.00U pounds of barley received nrl For sale by Morrill,, Kellner { Co
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Judge BeL. B Goodwin. ae un- derstand, is doing well talking law at Globe. Judge GsodRin is T good talker good Wfiter and q good lav- yer.
 Ia that statement of the Arizona Miner truth sticks out as prominent ly IS | baIl's-e eye n . target.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

\ petition hunerodssf slgnea by the best ciazgns of 5l0be has been sent to SberIf Brady asking she ap- poiafmepsQf George 5 6heppsasl ss Depu=y Sheriff to geside in this place. Pie appointment would be q good one.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

A silver bearing nine knowa as the Silver Joe in this District has been sold by Joseph Cox to Eliza- 5eth A. Jones for one thousand 'lal. lars. The 'sSilrer Jee' is contIgu- ous 10 the Blue Brl
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Mpssrs. Collins, BagleY and Ow- ens frwn ap Carlos Indian agency were n town thjs week. The two former named gentlemen are tue newly appointed traders at that. place.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Bseasa eonWeted of 5eanng Gen. tie Annie, has been sent to jlis at Florence. there to reInuin oIse head- red duys unless sooner released bY- paymenf Of his fine. 4 vanaat was. issued nunday charging Bacas with beating an Indiaa th , pick handle, and placed in the hands ol the Con- stable Vhe Heglsctea ia serFe q f0r Whatreeson Ne kH0@ noE t $ sup- posed that the defendant haa 5sep selling hqnor,ta IullaRs he ctuse of the beItery is sad te he the fact that the Indian demanded ftom a- eas tsis shlsIlt g Gro bits which be oTed hira. The sau
 sentel by eye Witnesses w ao oat- rage
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

4 ra4n0r has reached town that J r. eHasou and 5. T. Gilbert, who had beeh out prospecting for some weeks. were found dead in che road, one report says oi the Phenix road and aha.hef op the onbssoRe 4l9l.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

! ner Temple of Justice has re ceu1ly been eoapleled la A1lobs sy Justice ssasey wbo has built Qp Broad street il house with two com modIous rooms. olie of which IS used as bis news 3epot and ths oiher as hls office. e Feparlng a add seg- eTai more rooms
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

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 THURSDAY. AUG 1878 ---------------=-
 MssI afritss 12 Thursdays departs 6 am. Friday. 
 LOCAL
 lu.00u pounds of barley receiye1 mul For sale by MorriIl, Kellner { Co.
 < la.ge number of persons arl reported on -he road from Silgel yslty and further East. eo this place Richer developments were made ii the El Capisan mine On Saturday lass.
 
 The friends of ] R. Nichols vii he pleased to learn that Ae vii bs here on SaturGas
 NoTnR-I wish 10 sellzfhs heasc ln Globe now occupied bv me.
 ". T. KELLER.
 
 Baaks are nov open at the several II> e's afiees for the purpose of 0ISTERIN6 uaales of aoters. The halsting and pumping ma- chiasry for tbe Hannibal nine arr rived and ras uuloaIled at McAlil- lenville oa Tuesday.
 David Bcardsley lost his pocket hook eoataiaiug about s35, between the Ghrono ialne aRd this place on Tuesday.
 Work or tllet road from Jadmns nine to IsabelIa began last Ihurs- dsy, July 24th. Number of mew employed I On Tuesday the road was completed to Metamora mine We had soaking ram of several hours duration as also a Naser spout in the pinas lnNntan winch sent a seething cuueht down the arroyo which skirts the town.
 We are informed that a sur3eying party of the Denver | Rio Graade Ra road company arerunning a Fre- linn.ary lipe an expect to best Ciifton, Arzoba, on the 15gh mt On Sunday thieves broke the lock on ihe door of N. 6 6rifhth's hoHsr at the Imperial mine and ear riel awav valuable personal eaects- lh. Eirgiars ale supposed to be white mel
 ra1nnr has reached town that J r. eaafou and 5. T. Gilbert, who had beeh out prospecting for some weeks. were found dead in the road, one report says ot the Phanx road and aha:AeF op tle pnbsteRe 4i9l. Mpssrs. Collins, BagleY and 0w- ens frpm ap Carlos Indian agency were n town this week. The two former named gentlemen are tue newly appointed traders at that. place.
 4 silver bearing n4ine knowa as the Silver Joe in this District has been sold by Joseph Cox to Eliza- beth 4. Jones for one shonsand ilol- lars. The Silver Joe" is contigu ous 10 the Blue Brls
 l petition humeroa-g sgne'i by the best ciazuns of 5lobe has been sent to SberIH Brady asking she ap- poisimeps0f George. 3 6asppse,l as Depuy Sheriff to resile in this place. Pie appointment would be good one.
 Judge FeL B Goodwin. ae un- derstand, is doing well talking law at Globe. Judge GsodEin is T good : talker good writer and 8 good hg yer.
 h that statement of the Arizona Miner truth sticks out IS prominent ly IS il balPs-ey m target.
 l ner Temple of Justice has re ceusly been eealple1ed la Alilebs 5 Justice Swaseyt wbo has built Qp Broad street house with two com modious rooms, cue of which IS used ! as hls news 3epot and the other as hls office. e Is feparing to add seg- eral more rooms
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 Bseast eonwcled of 5eaung Gen tie Annie, as been sent to jaIi at
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

the ordinary height, whose fine, athletic form
was fully displayed by bis closely. fitting buck
skin garments, stepped forward few PAGES,
and grimly planting his left foot in advance,
threw up an unusually long rifle as though
preparing to fire.
"For Gods sake, stranger, be careful of my
child |" cried Branson, while the agonized
mother muttered an inaudible prayer.
"It's our only chance. 1 know that In.
dian," was the quick reply, and the sharp
click of the hammer, as it was drawn back,
told that the critical moment had come.
By this time the Indian had nearly reached
the summit of the steep. That he was wound
ed now became evident, as upon broad ledge
of rock he rested moment.
The opportunity was seized by the un-
known.
Although the savage had taken the precau-
ton to hold the child in front of himself as q
shield, covering nearly the whole of bis braw-
ny chest, but leaving his head uncovered, the
stranger did not hesitate to make the shot.
For one second, as it gained its position, the
rifle waved, and instantly became as immova-
bic as though held by q vice. With clasped
hands and straining eyes, the parents watched
the statue-like form upon whose skill so much
depended.
Suddenly sharp report rang out, the white
smoke drifted away, and, as the vision became
clear, they saw thesavage loose his hold upon
the child, reel wildly for an instant, and then
pitch forward upon the rocks. 1t may be i'm
agined that the father was not long in reach
ing the place where the child lay, and in a few
moments more the little one was in its moth
er's arms.
"Tell US who you are that we may know
what name to mingle with our prayers" said
the mother, as the stranger prepared to depart
my name is Daniel Boone" he said land
was gone,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24
OUR NATIONAL BIRD.

THE CHANGE A WESTERN ORATOR DEEMS
IMPERATIvELY NECESSARY.
Hon. George W. Peck, in his Fourth of
July grafton at Lacrosse, Wis.,, said:
1T may have been noticed that thus far I
have made no allusion to the American eagle,
the national trade mark (patent applied for),
but it is not that do not apprehend the posi-
tion that species of poultry occupies on these
occasions. The poet, alluding to the eagle,
says:
"'Bird of the broad and feeting wing,
Thy home is high in heaven
"This is not true. He is a high old bird,
and the committee that selected the eagle as
a national emblem should have been arrested
for disorderly conduct. o, great bird you
live on mia; you soar aloft on pinions airy
until you see poor little mouse with one leg
broke, and then you swoop down like q ward
constable and run him in. You are nice
old bird for trade mark for nation of he
roes, you old coward You sit on rock and
watch peasant woman hanging out clothes.
When she goes in the house to turn the
clothes. wringer, you great bird-emblem Of
the land of the free and home of the brave !;
you swoop down on the plantation and crush
your talons in the quivering flesh of the little
baby, take him to your home high in heaven,
and pick his innocent little eyes out. You
bald.headed old reprobate, you would turn
your tail and run at the attack of q
bantam rooster. O, eagle, you look we'll on
dress parade, but you are unanimous COW.
ard and you eat snakes. You are fraud
and you were counted in by vote Of eight to
seven.
1.-THE bird that should have been selected
as the emblem of our country, the bird of pa.
tience, forbearance, perseverance,, and the
bird of terror when aroused, is the mule
There is no bird that combines more virtues
to the square foot than the mule With the
mule emblazoned on our banners we should
be terror to the foe We are nation of un.
complaining hard workers. We mean to do
the fair thing by everybody. plod along,
doing as we would be done by. So does the
mule. We as nation are slow to anger. So
is the mule. As nation we occasionally
stick our ears forward and fan flies off of our
forehead. So does mule. We allow par
ties to get on and ride as long as they behave
themselves. So does mule. But when any
nation sticks spurs into our fanks and tickles
our heels with straw, We come down stiff:
legged in front, our ears look to the beautiful
beyond, our voice is cut loose, and is still for
war, and our subsequent end plays the snare
drum on anything that gets in reach of US,
and strikes terror in the heart of all tyrants.
So does the mule. When the country gets
older, and Congress has time to get in its
work, the eagle will be superseded by the na-
tional trade mark, and in its place will rise
the mule in all his glory"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24
HOW TO OBSERVE SUNDAY.

The question of the proper observance of
Sunday has been much disputed one, and
is one of much interest. A certain amount of
religious services should Of course form part
of each Sundays life; should indeed be its
central idea, but It should not infringe upon
the demands of overworked nature for rest.
But what is rest? Clearly what would be
rest to one would not be to another. What
would increase vitality and strength to the
day laborer, would make the weary student,
book-keeper or editor more weary. The work
of the six week days, whatever it is, should
be put entirely out of sight from Saturday un-
til Monday. Mental labor-reading, writing
or other employment that requires mental
effort. Physical laborers must cease physi-
cal labor, and can obtain the desired rest in
mental improvement. Those whose week days
are spent within the four walls of store or
an office, should be in the open air, in the
broad fields, where they can breathe natures
purest aerial draughts, as much ,as possible.
Those who labor out of doors will find
their greatest rest and enjoyment on Sun
day in their homes. The business man
and the banker should cease all thought of
business, take complete respite from all
thoughts of "shop," and Sunday for all classes
should be made as widely different from any
other days in the week as possible. 1t should
be made enjoyable, especially for the children,
that they may grow up with the love of the
day, instead of aversion for it, as is too COM
mon even in the best of Christian families.
The observance of the day in each household
should be made study, that the most prof.
table and rsst.giving enjoyments to suit each
case may be found, and then let the obser-
vance of the day, once settled, be lived up to
as strictly business transaction. The day
should have its distinctive features religious
culture; freedom from toll for servant as we'll
as master rest in its true sense, and enjoy.
ment of the higher order, which relaxes the
nervous system, and is one of natures great
restoratives, all have their place, and none
of them should be neglected. Pittsburg Iele.
graph. -. :.at ... -...... ..gabT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24
Seletted guetrp.
I,yE BEEN THINKING.

I'VE BEEN THINKING.
I've been thinking, I've been thinking
What glorious world were this, ...
Did folks mind their business more
And mind their neighbors' less a"ii
For instance, you and I, my friend,
Are sadly prone to talk
OF matters that concern us not, yg.'
And others follies mock.
I've been thinking, if we begin -.
To mend our own affairs, Z
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive to manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mend
II may be so of others; - r
It would seem strange If it were not, :
Since all mankind are brothers.
Obi would that we had charity Be
For every man and woman! Be-.
Forgiveness is the mark of those ...
Who know ''to err is human;
Then let us Danish jealousy .
Let's lift our fallen brother; r..-,~'
And, as we journey down life's road,
Do good to one another.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

and that it was reciprocated. Her father, a
wealthy, substantial citizen of Matanoras,
was notified of her whereabouts. He came
over to load me down with protestations of
gratitude, and to prove his sincerity BY be-
slowing on me the hand Of his lovely and ac-
complished daughter. 1t is worth running
the risk of being skinned alive, to secure
wife as lovely and lovingly as my Anita
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

dropped over dead. About the ground lay
many dead serpents and roasted rats, while
some were writhing and seemed to be in fear.
full agony hitehaU Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

Too Hot FOR H1x.-As Confederate war
"reminiscences are the order of the day, here
is one too good to lie buried. The hero of
the joke we will call Jim. He was attached
to Rossers Cavalry, in Stuart's command.
Jim was noted for his strong antipathy to shot
and shell, and peculiar way he had of avoid
ing too close communion with the same, but
at last all plans failed to keep him out of
"row," and he, with his comrades, under
lieutenant, was detailed to support battery
that composed portion Of the rear guard.
The enemy kept pressing so close, in fact, as
to endanger the retreating forces, and the
troops covering the retreat had orders to keep
the enemy in check, for given period, at all
hazards, and the order was obeyed to the let
ter, though under CALLING fire. Our friend
Jim grew desperate. He stuck behind trees
that appeared to his excited vision no larger
than ram.rods. He then tried lying down.
In fact, he placed himself in every position
that his genius could invent, but the "hiss" of
the bullet hunted him still. At last, in des.
pair, he called to his commanding officer:
"Lieutenant, let's fall back p II can not do
it, Jim," replied the officer. "Well, I'll be
drat if we don't get cleaned up if we stay
herew "My orders, Jim, are to hold this
place and support that battery of guns"
pointing to the artillery close by. eff we
fall back, the enemy will rush in and capture
the guns" Just at that time we'll directed
bullet impressed Jim with the fact that
change of base became necessary. Jim found
another apparently protective spot, and, as
he recovered his mind, he sang out: "Oh
Lieutenant! what do you think them ere
cannons COST" ri don't know, Jim; sup
pose $1,000" "Well," said Jim, "let's take
up collection and pay for the id guns,
and let the Yankees have 'em."-Free Press.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

b@r One old man said to another, II am
dead in this world" "Do not trust yourself"
said the other, "till you are out of this world.
If you are dead, the devil is not"