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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
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Sfett5drf'S 9etd1e.

Nem-9ort, 10. DECEMBER Der 8ai6.
instuutr Correspondent bes bleiseu yoeralb"
(befannllid Elm Iuermeltsferl, welher oas
@ras smahien bDrt) tele9rapbtrt, m1e ful9t:
v0ie aufresuns iiber ben Stetpalt'i9eu ST.
denraub, ueld)e it enolid iOsar tn gteu.
Dorf selest bat, 1T aui iouberbure 8ciie in
oleier Staot lieu belebt worben. Seit elmer
ISOLDE cirfullreu in gemiiien Sreiien @eriihte,
mad rpel1eu Die geraubten lleberreite in Sir
stnien begraben worpeu lein iOlleu, uno man
bebauptet, baB Seem. gorter @eheimpOlisilten
bsretts cine III Sirginlen eutoedte Spur pers
fol9en.
9ie 2eidle ioG an irseno einem 8unfte am
Nappabanuod perborgen morben iein, alleiu
ote umftdnoe ucrbisteu mir, bic Stelle ndber
gu beSeihnen. gstauutlit bcste man ibon
friiber oen Serbaft, baB Or. @hriftlan, Der
befannte 8aibinstouer Qei6enrdnber, an Der
gutiibrung Der usberreae Stemart's betbeis
ltgt mar, unb bas @eriid]t geiplnnt oaber on
gSQhr1deiultdlfett."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
Nns Mnfirtfteiier aIS getpetsmtttel.

W bee ellng, W.zBtr9., TO. OeSembeT. :
3mei gleger, NanenS 9falf @urle nno Soc
Otc&uap, 0fitsliener zines Debattir Clubs in
OieIer Stabt, gsrietben geitern abeno wdbrenO
elmer Debate in lolte 8utb, OuB Wc&uu1
ietnem @egner nit einem Rairmeiier mebrere
flafienbe 99unben am &opfe. @eiidlte uno ben
Sdultern betbradte. &arie befiuoet iih IN
frttli9er Sage. Mc@uap purbe uerbaitet unO
i'm @efGuaniIIe unterocb:od)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
2d,IHano6,~,n,,nn

D ueens 8 oTp n, 10. 0Gbr. - Der
Oampfer Srltiib empire" uon @bilaoelpbia
lit etn9etroffen.
SriitoI, 10. 09br. - Der 9amsfer
Dorian" 1T beute BON gtep gort bier eius
9elaufen.
Senrae &abeEoepeIdIen.
- Beterabnrger SourHale meloen, BAT Der
rulltld)e Staatsratb elnen @infubriou BON 40
Sopefen pro Puo (36 bfuno) auf Robbaum4
luoue aus9eihrieben bat.
- DE 4ntlo9e 9e9en Sabg 4nnie Sonia
5000 IN SonoCn, peIdle ibrem @atteu an.
gebIldl Elm iremoe8 Stno ais ibr eiaeueS ms
ter6uidieben iudie, lit BON peu @rosaeld,mo.
renen SuritfgeSogen moroen.
- Sr Sutarelt muroe gelteru Der Sahres.
tag Der gtnnabnIe bon YleuHa gefeicrt.
Die puugersHetb in Uioga6or, Mtaroffo.
nlmnt beoentiide 0lmeniionen an. @eaens
martls itcrben Ourbi9nittIi1 25 Menld,en pro
Sag aus 0taugel al 9tabrung.
- 9aS odutld]e 6olfetbiug (oic Saumer)
murSe getern pur9 ELL t0al9lides 0efret
aufgelOit, neil eS lif Weigerte, elne Summe
5nr untsritiiBun9 Der oGuiiben Solonie San,
Ia &ruS Su uerlullli9eu.
= Die fraH50iild)e 9eputirtenfammer fat
otc Srmdbtnng bss SaroHs &el0e iiir uuaiil,
tig ertldrt.
-.SotIman 8aida ol bonn Sultau be-
graotgt uoroen ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
ssnfferie issrininnffe.

Rew. rleans, 2a., 10. De3ember. =
Sci Der heutigeu 3iebung ber Staats 2otterie
3ogen folgenoe 3oole Breiie: ytr. 81,1'5 9c'
mann 100000. SIR. 75,2o5 $4,000. SIR.
80, ,784 $4,000, SIR. 1881 unO ytr. 92,l21
le $4,000, Scr. 1884. gr. 83,795, ytr.
25, ,389 uno gr. 528 ie $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
Ser ttette SMnoeSSenator fit SiiS=
EnrnlfHta

@o1umbta, S.z@., 10. 9e;br. - Die
@eieb9ebung erudblte heute ben @ouperneur
6ampton gum SunoeSienator. @Ge S1aatS.
ienatoren, elnidIieBIid Der 3epublitlner,
itimmten fir 9ampton, unb i'm 0elegatens
bauie wuroeu nur ;mei Stlmmen gesen i'm
nh1PnPhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
@anoert itt'S @efdtmaaiR aurit6.

GinclnnQtt, 10. OSbr.-S0bn A7@ons
nor, ein ebemaIiseS Mit9lieo Der @eiet9ebung
btefes Stdnte8, lueldler bon oerielben ans9e@
foBen muroe, neil er ermieIensrmaBen friiber
Elm vgountpjumpcr," :3u6ibaueiirdiling &C.
aeiue,en mar, rpuroe beute i'm bieii9en Sunbe8-
9ertdlte Der 6dlihuns 9ewlher Yeuiions. .@er'
ilfifate iberfiibrt unO 5u einldbri9er &eiang.
ntBhait, ioruie sur 3ablung Der BrO6eBtoten
perurtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
8Imtfhaf in Eeras.

peiebe ans gsaco melSst: .Meb2ere masftrte mas
lRdnner eridIenen am letten Sonntage Dor
Sobann Stau'S 8Ohuun9 nabe GUNNER
uiQe, Ser., uuo ihleuoerten cine GOrpeOo IN
pieielbe. Al5 bic 0euObner eridredt berauS.
itiirSten, saben bic 8remcen Sener, mo STU
fus Smitb, ionic Sohann Staa WurOen &c
tSotet. 6rau Stall uno ibr fleine8 Stno tru=
gen Itbiuere Munoen Oauon. Die Dteu6els
n1XrNpr iiIh mnhPfnrnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
W1fA ,IRfrffn.

6aoanrn, 10. OeS. - Der beute ans
Sera @rus angefommeue Dampfer .&np Of
Werioa" bringt gtad)ridteu bis gum 2, De-
5ember. Sr. Softer, Der ameritanti1e 9es
ianote, aab am Daufla9uu9stage etuen gro
scu Ball, pelhem 200 BeGionen betnObnteu.
Brdtoent Dias uno bic ausnGrtl9en @elanos
ten iparen anmeleHo. - Die &aufeute aus
&hicaqo reiIien am 2. 8e5enlber bon 9nlpe'
ion a6 uno wuroen am 5, December III Sera
@ru, e1martet. In leeteren Srte muroe ein
Gmpfanqs>@omite organiitrt. - Sn Der gait
sen 8epHb1if herridt 9iube. unb Die @el6dftss
suftduoe beiiern lth allmdblidl. - Ser Com
ares lpar nod iulmer nit Der SSra9e itber
@tfenbabns 8riuilegien beiddftigt.
@ermiid1te tele9rapbiid)e Sepcf6e,t.
= 9ie Nt t5tpalm NJ len a +
CUB perlieier allentbalben ruht9, nno Die
liberalen @onlerpatiuen tru9en in ben rletlten
SrtiAuiten ben Sieg oaoon. Oas 8eiultat
miro als ein Der gSoblfahrt @uba's 9ttnlti9eS
angeIehen.
Suffalo, gt..D., ereignete itd) geiterH Elm 3 liz
iammenitoB 5wtid)en 5tpel 8radt3iigen,
burd pel6en etne Hotonlotlue uno Elm Bag
qou oemollrt tpuroeu. Gludlid)er gSeile 9ins
GEN feline Ofenlflenleben nsrIoren.
g. y. An0erIoH Ger epeI1ail9e YoFlnets
Iter III gan Sole, @al., 1T BON oen @e.
ldstuorencn bes borti9en guuOesaeri6t8 tpes
gen gstrusS in antlaSesutano perlest nor
ben.
-Sn 9 o ton bat Der fiirjliA oeritorbens
giienmaareubanbler Soispb 3. @ntOn Der
Young Mems Christian Association"
$4,000 binterlaiien.
-Sn 8rebertdsburg, 8ira., priis
selten ii9 seftern 5rpei ReOafteure, gtameus
&bite uno Wer9aut. Griterer srlff sesteren
nit elmer Beitlde on. Nobody hurt.
- Gin Sradtsug Der uGrop-tSreenFelber
8ahn" ent9leiite geftern 9taGmtttaa bel
@e ft2D eerfielb. Mafi. Der Iofomotiu.
fiibrer @ecrs 6ielD wuroe iGwer uerleht.
- Gin gsmtiEsr 8. $. 2siloe mad,te &C.
tern in Cincinnati cine 8erleunl.
ounQstlage gegen ben oorti9en Enquirer
anbdnsig uub psrlsust $4,000 als S6aoen.
eriae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
GongreB aSerbanSlansen.

Der Senat uimmt eiue 8itl an
eiuen ebemaltgen 4rSt Der conf.
Qru1ee in Der rBunOesarmee
an5uiellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
8anfetottc.

Naiboille, Genu., 10. De;br. - Die
6ol5bdnbler Spoit1, Sapfius & @omp. unO
gSbalsn & @omp. falltrten beute. Die Bal
iipa wsroen auf $4,000 seidabt. SAT-
idmmtlihe @ldubiger pObuen iu Jaihuile.
Utica, N.<D., 10. 0eiember. = 2ua &
Gage, Butter uno Sdiebdnbler in yfeu- Sers
lin. Gbeuanso. .&ouutp, ha6en fallirt. 9ie
Baifua wer6en auf 100000 bis 100000
oeidGtst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
@n,pert,e,.r S,amntnn,s 9efinnen

Co m a, S.z@., 10. Oe6br.- W0uu.
6ampton'8 pernunrete5 8ein muroe beute
etpa 6 3oa unterbalb bes &nie's ampuitrt.
Der Balient purbe mdbreno Der Operation
ouc6 @bloroforut betdubt, uuo iein 3uitano
loQ iett befriebiaenO iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
SelearaphiiMe Sepeidlett.
3nlanO-pepefibei1.

[Seridte Der nAiioerteH Brefie' fir ben rSeuti9eu
Gorrejponoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
Tsftagsanjsisen.

Ser grnBe
ttnbeI1rdnfte Nerfattf
afni m t / II berger' 8
,tnsebemrem Eager bon
Sttefellt,
Sdnben uno' Gaut(dRh- -Sdubwsrk.
l1niere unsebeueren gorrdtbe tetpeiien, mas
gner9ie unO llmiitt 5u @ese
brinsen.
9ie Yreiie allei,1 erflaren ben Grfulg.
8roBes @aaremlaaer nno tIetne gsrnfite baben
utts osn
qrG6ten glblaB in Baltimore
etmsetra8cn
elesante sieseneperne 0amenzan0pfffi,ts, ME unt'r
S2.25 perfaut auf St.f5 berab9eiett.
Damen<anopfneiel pon fransofidem sebes, BON
So 10 auI 81 berab9elest.
Domentn0pi1ieiel BON frans0Fihem 3iesenleber. ME
urlter So IS oertauft, iest $l.50.
SteQenle0erne SQlNtH> HHOpINttIty QEI
70 Gents hsrab9eleet.
Foxed SamenfnopfHfeiel BON 3esenleber, BON So
auI 81 berab9eIeet.
Damentnopfitiefd BON transoHidem seoer,
aui 80 Gents befab9siest.
auseroroentllde yreisoerrinasrnns
ber eleeanteiten anopIitiefe BON iran5od1em Seoer
nit frantoFben Nbidsen uno 3ebenitslien
(Box-Toe)
BON So aui $t.90.
SAT- unm0slid. aber bod tbatfddIid:
Snulenz nopiz5udidube
nit franSoiil6en Mbideen uno 3ebenitelie
S. 80 aaf si.75
herunter9eles
gdbden anopf sHefel
BON fransoiiIdbcm Seber, friber S1.50,
iest SO Gents.
gsdodbenzs nzsdnar=edube,
rs Cts. be untsraeIsst.
Sna6enitube,
auf
70 Gents unS 81 berabseeet.
6obe snabenftieiel,
ME uner 81 pertault jest S1-25.
arbeits sbnaridube fur Mdnner 81.
serrenzoal6hefeI (Gaitersl,
nle unter S1.75 5u baben,- iebt 81.
gendbte Winner .Sal6ltiefel nit 3e6enfteiie,
irIlmer gu $3.50 peItauft iett St.25.
Sal6leoerne Serrenftieiel,
ME unter 81 berseseben, isst $3.50.
gBaIerbihte stieiet
fir 6leiider ooer Bierbrauer,
etuobnllGer Pteis So, aui $2.75 b.rabeeiebt.
Serrenzsautdufiiefel better aualitat 80. ..s2.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
SmiTbrii6e.

Darlington, 10. 0e5entber. - bic
8riqg oBluiGm Otalorp" aus Utpttc, Son'
necticut, itr1noete heute 9futn1ittag Uler Utet'
len iiielif) pom Sap 9aItera8, q. @., uno 1T
pabridIeinlid, total uerloren. Die Olann~
i1aft lpuroe gerettet.
Der Si9ualbeamte 81 Sap 9attera8 mel'
Bet ferner, oaB Die Barfentiue ygelle Settb"
au89teus sShottlanb IL Wtetleu iiiolid bon Der
Statto auf ben Strauo geworTeu moroen ut.
Oie Wauuit1dft 1T aerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11

utsoll lie, Sp., 10. DECEMBER. -
9ouosrnenr Utc&rearp bat cine 9btbeiluna
StantsmiIt5 nab Sreatbttt @onntp beoroert,
nm bic oortl9en unrnhen III unterpriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
gRttnisinnLinnf,Let itt aRnfrn nd,,tSafta.

U o # n, 10. 9c5. - 6OIsenOss 8Otum
nuroe 9ele9entli9 Der bentiaen Manorswohl
abgeaeben: grtuce (Den.) 1886, 'Gooman
(Rsp.) $4,000, Sing (arbeiter) 431 5tim.
men. Rrtnce'S PIuralitdt bst:dgt benina1
1887 Stimmen.
Spnn, Muii., 10. 8eS. - Sr. SEQ. 8.
SanOerIonr @anoiOat oer Qrbeiterpartei,
puTce heute sum 0iapor erpdbIt.
1e 10 burgPort, Mal., 10. De,br. -
So9n 5: eurrler (@reenbdfler) wurOe beute
mt 300 Stlmmcu Nebrbeit iiber Robert
SOuh, eanOloateu Der ..8iirgerpartsi, ,nm
gPapor eripablt. Der Staoiratb beItebt aus
iflieBlt6 aus @rsenbddlern.
Scene, N.=6., 10. 9e3. - @eleaeutlid
Der bsntigeH Otagorswubl iisgte Der Demo.
trat u. Steuart.
8orcefter, Raif., 10. Dc,. - Gbos
9. 8ratt, Maporss @anbiOat Der ,Baraers
partei," wuroe .beute nit iibrmaltlaenoer
0febrbeit iiber ben bom ,Sutlcr. Club" aufaes
ltellten @anoioatsn erludblt. Sn 6plge Ses
bettlgel Sturmes, melher ben ganSen Gag
miitbete, WHrSe MIR etu iebr gsriuges Golam
abge9ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
VmIiker,s tictter gNirftiin nafrefa.
Scr 0litfr1thr I'm SSe1141tNn

ct. gOutS, 10. Deg. - SOlepb Bulitsr
ubern9bm bente fOrnea Selie BON Dem ,,gUe.
nin9- Qespat3."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11
hftags- -An3sigen.

2ifIater & COMP,
3tueisseIddft pom aiiiauer & Sonbbeim Nr. 90,
Wiaioen=eane, q. 3.
giamantfn, flfgante Sbmu& (abfn,
5aiben=llhren,
Stnk n5ren, Brnnaeja6en,
fifberne ttno iilberplattirte 2Saaret,
- in -
gtr. 225, gSeit Baltim6rejtra6c.
%@ir MAIDEN ouf elm oouffdnotses Eager eIe=
9auter soioener Sd1mu6iadI.n etgenen iSabriz
fatS uno TT oen feneften sSaeous 6eionbers auf=
merriam. (Se5ESanD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-11

Hutl a D, Bt., 10. Ne8enlbtr.- .-Oer nm
9 llbr heute AbenO bier fdGige Yerionensug
ent9letite ettpa uht Nicileu n0rolid] bon Sel
lom~6aus, mo- sine Strefe OeS @elereS Oura
cine lleberibIpsmmun9 3erit0rt luorOea mar.
Der 3ug muroe nollitdnbtg }ettriimntert, uno
Der De5er Oapis, iomie elue Dame, pel6e
ftd als Yaiiugler auf Oem 3uae befano, &c,
t6rtet. Otehrere Berionen purOen perleBt.
NGberes lit nod nid)t crmittelt.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
IoI,n P. tlusn.

To tas Eaitor of ths Bsif
 l have once or twice gone after' John r. Cum, of tue Arizona Citi- zen, in your pages, because ] thought he deserved 1t, and would not be hurt by aEy little nibbling l could do at his active heals. l write now, however, in all sincerity to say haE 1 wish we had Mr. Cum at the San Carlos reservation as Iadian agent now. He has his faults. and of coarse Las bis enemies but he cer- tainly knew how to manage the h. dlan bands so as to give us peace and security. I should like to see him back at tue reservation again, with power to carry on the agency business to hs own liking.
 SILICA RiN6WOOD.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
FIvine 6lhfDs.

It IS announced that J NJ. Wilson, a large New Mexico aockmaster, IS about to bring his sheep to Globe district 0, ye horny handed old bachelor miners. here is consolation for you now. When another summer comes along. you will not be the only deserted lambs that will be found on our hillsides.
 To- night the elite Of Globe will "chase the feeting hours with I, ing feet" An attache of this office com plains that it has been his luck to be slighted when fun and frolic were on tip-toe that only twise has he been aonored with an invitation to grace a gathering by his presence-once to a grand opening" of a saloon in Texas and the other to a logging bee" in Canada; but says he never felt that his social standing was questioned until denied admission to nfclHen ball lu NeYaQa.
 When at table always thrust your knife into your mouth as if you in- tended to swallow it. The practice has several adyantages-it keeps the knife clean, makes 1t go through the butter easily, and enables man to use such d weapon handily without increasing tue width of his mouth. To see broad, sharp, gleaming knife slashing snto 3 young lady's mouth and coming cut again, like weayer's shuttle, without a stream of blood following 1t is very pretty sight, as 1t proves what wondrous skill the human hand Is capable of when properly trained.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

newspaper mforeslit, he measures of
 it's immense ore bottles until t is
 made by plain calculation to oe
 worth millions Of dollars. whereas in lfeality is is ,hnt very poor prospect. AGwing hoEability { tninesl A lye- process IS $ poor business to follow. The McMilIen wagon road is far enough along to admit of teams getting through. 1t has many pitches and bends tbat-need te be improved.
 But, forEhe money expended, 8. 900, is very satisfactory piece of work
 It is really great pubhe improve ment. pInaI and Maricopa counties ought to give enough from their road funds to give 1t the finishing touch.
 Joe Bruster, trustworthy pioneer of the district, has been away five months on prospecting trp He spent several weeks in the Chiricahua mountains, and speaks very highly of the timber and water advantages they possess. The mines there ars generally iu liinestoae, aud the ores are low-grade carbonate of lead. Be comes back wi:h higher opinion of the Globe mineral belt than he ever bad, before.
 We Rear good1accOunts from the Silver King mine, over in the Pioneer district The product of Is stamps. with necessary conccnTators, is about S75 ,000 DOT month, and for months past, only one or two hammers have been used in the mine, and yet the dumps have kept their own. There is sull large body of ore available, and sinking upon the vein therefore will be thing of the future.
 Work has been suspended on the Stonewal Jackson tunnel. Concen- tration of the working force on the shaft, now f55 feet deep, IS thought advisable A ton of S8. .000 ore was taken last week from 8 little 12- foot drift run northeasterly on the foot wall, 150 feet from the surface. The second class ore from the same drift vas of itself worth a round sam. 4 lumber building over the shaft, 28 by 40 feet, is about completed, and hoisting works with sufficient power to go down thousand feet have been ordered.
 Mining locations are sometimes recorded without their exact situa- tions beng designated. Since the United States mining law came into use, a location which IS described SO indefinitely that 1t may be .'aoated'' all over the dlstr.ct until It gobbles up some valuable discovery, will ! when tested in the courts be found i utterly void and worthless. Prospec- tors should, therefore, be very care ful in such matters, and 1t surely IS the duty of the recorder to refuse to 1 make 8 record when he cannot know by the notice where the clam real 1 ly is.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
SILICA RINGwooD.

< Chicago wholesale grocery house which 3 few years ago carried sixteen drummers at an expen of $40 900 per anuum and did an almost profit less business, has abandoned the drummer system, spends one-fourth thesr cost annuallyin newspaper ad- yertising. dividing the balance among As a natural result, ihelr trade has increased tcn-fold, and the net profits to the house in 1877 were $l30, 900 This year they will do still better.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
NEW ADVERTISE 1EErs
 Notice!

70 tls Stockholders ia ths Aontezna.a Eite1
 COmpang.
 At meeting of the Directors, held at tho office of the Company in the villaue of Flor enee, Arizona, it was ordered that all stock holders be and appear on the ground on Monday, October 2lst, 1878, prepared for work, to continue said ditch until finished And that ali shares delinquent on November lI, l5l8, thirty days from lhe date of this notice, will be sold at public auction in the village of Florence. Arizona
 Dated Florence, Arizona, October 2. ISIS.
 zz M. MCKENN 4, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

A. ?. Brown. candidate for the council. will address the voters in this viliage, on Saturday evening Aafon Masop, of ars King sninc candidate for Supervisor, vii also be here at the same tune.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Charles Batchelder, Lacs's driver. was killed and stripped by Indians on the plain. eight miles vest of Bnl- TO Springs, N. M. 4 mule wss also killed, the other was taken by the Indians, and subsequently, made his appearance on the Gila near the stage station.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

The Haskin mill will be ready to fire up about the 1st of October. Mr. H. has engaged four four mule teams, winch will commence hauling ore on Monday. Professor Cald- well and Mr. Bixsby are expected here on the 1st inst. K. Lanius is hourly expected.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

O. L. Scott and Capt. J. T. Roots left for the east by Lacy g
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Santiago Gonzales train, fifty two days out from Colorado, un- loaded at Shryock $ Hise's last Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Peter R. Brady and J. ?. Gabriel, contestants for the office of sheriff, and F P Massoletti, candidate for county treasurer, were n town in this week
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Joseph Galbraisb, resident of the Gila valley, near Richmond, N. M-, coming to Globe with potatoes lost two horses within four miles of this place on the night of the 2lst, which he supposcs were taken by h. dians. One is q bay, pony built, heavy, with star in the forehead the other is q strawberry roan, medium size, has sore withers, right fore aud right hind leg white from knee down.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

We learn from parties lately ar rived here from tue Silver King mine. that Mir Saxe hus improved the trail q great deal, and mado 1t much more convenient for travel than formerly He has been at considerable expense. and should be remunerated from the county road fund. for tbe cost he has been put to. Tais IS not the first time that Mr. Sake has cleaned out the trail; but for him. t youll be almost impossible.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
Blacksmith Shop
D G Meredith, Proprietor

D C Meredith, Proprietor. Main Street, next door 10 Weaverss Bakery.
 Globe, Arizona. All kinds Of biacksmithing done in the best style at the shortest notice Carriages, Wagons,
 Guns, Pi>1ala and Machinery repaired promptly for cash II
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Mir. Gonzalez train brought Tn on Tues day last 33 900 pounds Of assorted inerchan- disc for Shryock & Hise. They have now the largest assortment ever brought Co this part of the Tyrrifory.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Candidates and everybody, go to Shryock < Hise's, and get snything you want.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
Reauetion in Priee..

Coffee, by the sack, BOG; sugar, 2lc. soap, SS 50; candles, 8s 1920 in a box), S9; bacon, per 100 pounds, S22 lard, by the box, 22c
 ANDRES CHAEES,
 Fresh's Building, Glohe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
MERCHANT

Keeps on hand and for sale at the lowest cssh prices g lnrge assortment of general merchandise, sultabls to 1he wants of bic customers, such as
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
 Glassware and Tableware, Hardware
 4 complete stock Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tobacco,
 Powder, Fuse and Steel
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

st. Louis bottled beer for sale by Morrill,, Kellxcr sE Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

New crop beans just received by Merrill, Keilner & Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24

Go tO shF50ck { Hise's for everything.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-09
CHARCOAL AND CHALK.

Prof Worral, the renowned musician and car
toonst. will awe one If his ininitsbie enter
tsinmen:s ~ the Court Hsuse. Tuesdsy evening
February lah- 1t WILL be one Of the best lhings
oi the season. His eharcisI sketches sre very
!udicrous though highly instructive. As . mu-
stefan he Is unrival,d standing at the head Of the
profession With the guitar. violin. PicaIio
and wood AID straw piano. he will give our
c tizens such music - vas never heard in Dodge
before.
Prof Worrsl superintended the arrangements
of the k-ns IS Building NJ the Cente nniAl. lie
made the new Liberty Bell that hung ia the
building.
A large oil paintin; Of the Kansas Centennial
Building a.'i other paintings will he on public
exhibition during the ia, % the show. at mes
c. Connors. Tickets 80 cents, TO be hsi OF Mr.
Conoor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-09
CUT THIS OUT

And send it 20 your friends in the East
advising them, whom they visit Colorado,
New Mexico. Arizona. or the San Juan
mines, to take the Atchison. Topeka 4
Santa Fs Railroad. the new southern route
through Kansas via the Ark snsas Valley,
to Pueblo. making direct connection with
the Denver & Rio Grande Railway for
Colorado Springs. Denver. and all points
in Northern Colorado. Canon City, Gar
land, Del Norte. Lake City. Fl Moro. Las
Vegas and Santa Fe. Trans leave Kansas
City and Atchison every day in the year.
with Pullman Sleeping Cars attached. and
passenger trains equipped with all the
modern improvements. Fer maps, circu>
lars and detailed information ask them 70
send TO I. J. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. Topeka, Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-09
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