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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Application f0r Pat snt.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE. X i Aug. zl. tS7S

FLORENCE, X. IT,, Aug. zl, iS7s.
 Notice is hereby given, lnaJ benlamin p
 Reagan, by his attorney in fact, John J. De- vine, Whose residence iS in Florence, Pinai county, Arizona, has tbis day made appiie.l- ton tor & Patent t0 the GLOBE LEDtfS MINE. situated In the Globe District. Pins county, Arlzona. and bounded As i0llows, tO-Wit, as ccrtineu by the StirseyOr GcnerA Of She United States for said lcrrit0T3 Commencing 1t a monument about three Feet high, built ol copper ore aud sitdated on t.le top oi Globe iiili, on a large mass Oi iron aRI copper cr0pplngs, being the Initiai poiat or the Globe Lcdse and Dl4oe mining elalnls said monument EeuS situsled aooat oise mile north of Globe City, i.lnal county, Ail- zona Territory, thence x. z4 l-i degrees VI. iva l3 q 70 m. [. 4.ot l2 chains co a nonii HienI 0i stones an4 earth about three anu a hal Feet llgli, marked "G. l.. i' and a.xs. |. .n sail monument is situated on the HoTsa- west slope oi lAe Oi0Dc nil, about i3Q ySrGs from Llt bcpa "a the lt2nlb0x fraii 4Gd is fiIe northeast corner 0i t.iis sursNy aud s.fr northwest corner of ihH Globe mining claim; thence >. 0s l-5 deg. Ce sf. tNa. l,i ,.. 15 lu Sse.r four icc. aisi, in-rAeo .'ts. j.. 2. sssa monument ls ,ltuated c4l lisc northwest Siopc oi Il4e Giolc ilils, and iS the uoTfANest coTl.ec 0I lsilS suffr3, tlltli.e q. &4 t-I degrees fs tsa. Is d. -J t-- sss l-2 chains 'i} l.se ilfi tO monument O. stgsies iQur iect hlsts, sasi
 AtAt4l-Att tl-t- r-ttrt-t- CiA tAiL -Dttt-t end of Globe hill, and IS the sOulhlscst center end monument of this survey; t.-clsee > za Ii degrees 5. tva. I3 q. Ze ll. B. 4.54 l-l chains dowli Che hlii Co e stone Di0nugsent lGilf feel high. marked .'tt. l.. 8, said nion- uuent is sigualcd on the south slope of ule GioDe uill and on the cast side of the E4nl- boz trail, and IS the southwest corner 0tt1is survey; Jhencc x. a8 l-E dcgrees g. tsa ls ., 2J n. P. Z-. iJ chains along the iine ol t1e EuterlOpcr ciain co monument Of stOneS aud earth about three and a halt feet high. marked -'G t. on the n0rthN es sll Ss . ''5iobe 0n the northeast side, said niOnumeuI being siluated near the bottom ot the sulrn known as the Alice gllich, anal is the seatli- west corner of Itis suryey and the southwest corner of the tflOae mining claim. sneBee 2f IA degrees V {sa. Sd. z0 nl. E k1z l-. chains up bili fO Enc place ol eglRniDg; ccfi- tWning 20 si-lo0 acrcs. Adverse claims, q any, must b Lied in this office within aNss days of this date, or they win be harrea
 laW CHARLES D. BOSTON
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

isauon of the way thls system works
 The nanipuiators waited qmetiY un
 u they thought the peopie mad for gotten old scores and were ready for another gamble--unta the savings had been accumulated. Then hav- tug concentrated the s1ocks at luw prlces they set the experts st work with their assaya and the brckcrS at work wiIh their wash sales Inc mnes began to "look well, :" and stocks went up wIth assonlshlug ra- pidity This created public excite menI and people begae to buy There were runners of good developments ln nearly aSl the mines. SaAes of stocks to tae number of mlllipus Of shares and hundreds ef mllnms of dpllars-altnast equal n uumhsr and value to all on> the sists-wcrp re- corled. Finally buyers were ex- hausted aud laeS market fell 5f iis own weight TheGSthere was an ef- fort to reinhate IT, noS>on iAertor- ious developments. but oASfinl. Ii vas thought there were enough fools left to pag 3 few more millions m. stock dividends to the mauipulators And perhaps there were, but ineA took q sober secohd thought and de- clined to be milked. So the insiders pho still had stock to sell, knowing there were no dividends ln the mines it least for many months, undertook to sell out to each other. They all happeted to be the same way Of thinking. and 50 there was nothing for stocks to do but to go down. And down they went with a rush, smashing loJls, sweeping away mar gins, destroying homes and making paupers.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Arizona Silver Belt.
Fr.aav. Ils.eIal..r ,. Iasn-
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 c, Dennis. come back to the sand lots gain. Where Erin's green banner is liying There tears in the corner Of Patrick's blue
 eyes.
 And bridget to see you is dying N by >tay where t.e codliSh and n.ackarel
 smell
 Pollatss every breath Of free air, And Nhite-iiyeFed, pumpkin-fed puritan The biue-bellied Ysnsee--are everywhere. The he2s on the sand hills grow daily mere And he vhart-rats are hungry and chill, And oniy Mark Hopkins was frightened to
 death
 Oflhe autoclatS upon Nob Hill; The ghinanen work on the railroad yet And pedsiie from door to door, Au1 sleep in their sianties and baselnents as
 sound
 As eyey they did of yoFe. Let Benjamin wade in t5e river Of blood That Boston sends into the bay, But Dennis, dear Dennis, for fear you get
 hurt.
 You'd better come home right away; Carolina once started 8 river of blood, And drowned heaself m the rcd pool New Eng.and don't scare ai pour bullying talk Don'f make yourself, Dennis, fool. The trade breezes blow OCT the sand hills
 yet,
 EnIoidlug our beautiful bay, And our sunshine of autumn is brighter than In their song-reHowned month OI May; But there is a old in each lrishmans heart That V eii0ck can never more nI- Our Moses Is missing hither and yen At roam in the wilderness still. Ne cannot sing IFeiand's sweet song to-day, The -.Ern g5O bran" Oi yOre, 0ur bag~plpes are lung OH the sand offence, Nor daio attempt ''kory O'AOre,' Our Shelalahs are piled On the barren sand Awaiting the sweet bye and bye; Come back to Us, Dennis, thou broth of q
 boy,
 Come pack to us--or we die.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notice

70, Whopl it hay Concern:
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location or claim known as tiie Bic JONA1 mining claim, situated in Globe District, Pinal county, Arizona, this is Co notify you. that in aecOrdanee with provision Of the mining act 3f May 70. lS7z, that in compliance with the requirements 0f said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year past back. ending on Aug. 10th, 1878, by the undersigned. Now, there fore, if within ninety days from the n1s publication of this notice you do not eo,as forward and pay your proper proportion of the cost Oi said work, the Undersigned HiI claim forfeiture Of aii your right, titls nj interest in and to every portion of said mining claim.
 W. v. KINGSBURY.
 October ls, 1878. 3l-ls
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notice.
7lo aslon. , nag elas.ra.

70 irh0D, ii EHag ccncsra;
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location or claim known SIS the METEOR mining claim, sitaated in Globe District, Muicopa county. Arizona, this Is to notify you, that in accordance wilh provision Of the mining act of May lu, 1872, that in compliance with requirements of saiu Act, work has been done on said mining claim for one wear back past, ending on Sarch 2, 1878, by the undersigned Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay y5ur proper proportion of the cost Of said work. the undersigned will claim forfeiture or all your right, title and interest in and to every portion Of said mining claim. JOIN <. JONES.
 September l7, 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Summons.

70 tkc Jsisfiees Court ef HeAallsD Prseiaet,
 .a fts counfg ef Nnricopa, lerriteig qf drt-
 z0aa, f D. LGRae, Jssfses cf tks Psacs. Peter fonpkins, piaintiA,
 against summons Hiram Harding cpfcHdanl.
 The Territory oi Arizona sends greeting to Hiram Harding, deiendant.--lt appcarlns by affidavit on behalf of the plainuh that after due diligence the said defendant c9n- not be found. it is therefore ordered and you are hereby summoned to appear beicre me at my office in the town of McAiilcnliile, in the county Of Mmicopa, on Che 27th day oi December, 1873, at l o'clock ?. lii., in an ae- tion brought against you by sad plalHuf' to answer the complaint of the aooYe named plaintia, said aetion is brought Go recover the sum Of fOrty-lwo dollars on an express contract. or judgment Will be taken asilnst you for the said amount together witE ce.ts Of this ssit, il you fail Lo=eF Fpear and answer
 Given under my hand Iilis 2 % dat oi No fenibef, fHiS J. D. i--AisS i.,
 Justice of the Tease Of said Precinct
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notice.
Ta Wian . .NEr canclrn

10 Yhop it -Hty Concern.
 All parties claiming any interest in ihs. certain mining location or claim known -s the EJ kEhA mining claim, situated in Globe District, Pinai cOIinss. Arizona, tue ls 70 notify you, that in accordance sitA tAo provision Oi the mining act of May l0, lSIz. that ln compliance wltB lhe requiremes ss Of said act, work has been done on said mining eiaim for one year past back. ending on September 3, iSsS, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, l Withiu ninety days rom ths first publication Of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper 9ropor- tlOn of the cost Ul said work. the uneicr- signed will ciaim forfeiture of all your right, ute and interest in and to every portion Of said mining claim.
 w. V. KINGSBURY.
 October IS, 1878. 23-iS
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

And in accordance with law, and an ordcr of the Board of Directors, made on the lOlh day of September, lSiS, SO many shares Of each parcel Of such stock as may be neees- sary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company. Room No. l3, Ne 4GS California street, San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY. the I4th day of December, 1875, at the hour or l o'clock D. m.. of said day, Go pay saId delinquent assessment there on. together with costs of advertising aud expenses Of the slie.
 O. Il. SPENCER, Secretary.
 Oficc-4oS California street, Room I5. San Francisco, California 21-3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
RETURNED.

From tle San Franssseo Dsmosrat tGsrm0n.)
 AIr. A. c Hesing, oue of the publishers of the Illinois SJaats Zei-
 tuug, has Just returned hale and hearty, al.hough a littie sunbugnt, from a trip of several weeks threugh Arizona. Mr Hesing made 1t bis special ebjecE to investigate the min. erpl resources of Arizona, and his interesting reporrs and comespon- dehce, winch evinee his extraordinary and thorough abiliIy of observation. prove conclusiyely shat he has fully accomplished his object. He reports wonders oF the mineral wealth of that comparatively unknown Territory, the development of winch have hard ly been commenced. He brought with hm d piece of silver ore from the Julius miue, in tke Globe Dis trict, which is at present exhibited in the office of the Alta California. l. weighs l06 pounds, and Is of the es- timalel value of S7 per pound. Its richness astonishe& even talifornians. Tie people of illinois, however. will hai'dly appreciate the fact that such a liieee of worthless looking stone cantains such wealth. Ne learn that Ar. Hesing intends to make his ob- sefvations and examInatious actually prohsably by worklng several of tAe mines he has acquired, and re wish hlm the best and greatest success.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
rIla nIslse sroeR swlNDLE.

From tss San Franeiseo clroasels, Nor 22d
 'gae latest news from the spotted bonanza indicates a decided loning down from the rose -colored expers" reports recently circulated 50 freely, to plain statements Of facts, winch makes tue new prospect look like the ordinary Comstock ore-disagreeabiy mlxed with porphry, anu very much like some Of tue strikes m Ophir, winch have set so many people crazy. The experts hayng so badly over done their work have been retired for the present and lew blood has been called into servIce-miners, 8 mlhlon aIre and d United States Senator Instead of bonanza of fabaious richness beginning 8 llttie below the 20eU-foot level their appears to be nothlng on or above the 2lU0- foot level that wil pay for exuacnDg- not even milling ore. Ihe miners found some good ore on tue lower level. but nothing above but cap reck" and low w-grade ore. Mr Mac kay ignores ali above the 2ZOO-IOot level entirely aud expresses the opln- ion that the ''uudIcatious" on the 2200- foot level are favorable. though SIX months will be needed to explore the mine. Senator Jones enthaslas- tically aeciares the mine was never looklug better bus he does not say whether 1t IS looking as well as Say age dsd in 1872, when he was super iutendent, and the stock beng S7O0 per share in the market, hIs Jeie- grams baukrupted 50 many of his friends, who bought while he was selling. Mr. Skae finds It uecessa ary 10 go deeper, anu so has begun 10 slnk the incline to the 23OO-fool level. In the mean time the stock auctuates between S60 and S85 per share, and to give as much import auce as possible 10 the gamble there $ plenty of talk about compromises. contests for control, plots aud coun- ter-plots.
 We have no opision to express of the market as to whether Il will go up or go down. Of one thing, how ever, NC are certain, and that is that the Comstock mines are. always have been and always will be in the coh- lrol Of men who look more to tue stock market than to the mines for iheir profit. There IS d possibility that a good body of ere may eyentu- ally be found iu the Sierra Nevada und Union, but there IS no possibility that more than one in a thousand of those who buy the stock, either for dividends or as a gamble, will ul the long run obtain a profit. MilklFg the street has become scientific game, with the chances all in favor 5f the lnslder. lie leYleS, eo.leets and disburses assessments at pleas ure, fBdiag the business satisfs ctory to himself # Tot 10 the stockholders. lie controls the operations n the mines and utilizcs the information thus obtained tor bis own be oft n sfock operations. He has a certain bonanza in the stock market and | possible bonanza in the mine But iAe stockhoidcr has only the poor privilege of paying assessments or getting back | part ot h4s invest i0ens in dividends after buying eis shares at inflated prices
 The recent deal IS forclble Illus
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notice.
T0 Waom il Kay coaesrs

To Vhom .g Kay coassrs.
 ". A. Swiizer, or a.v others claiming in- teresl ia that certain minug location or claim, situated ia Globe District, Pinal county. Arizona, t'6s is to notify you that. in accordance with provision 0f mining act Of May 70, lo72. and in compliance with the requirements Of sad act. work has been done on said mining cHlim for one year back past. ending on the l2lh of March, iSgS by the undersigned. Now, therefore, n within ninety days irum the first publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay yonr proper proportion of the cost of said work, fhe unders gned will clam Forfeiture Of all your right, tille and Interest in aud tc every portion Of said mining claim.
 WALTER c. GRffFlIHS,
 ROBERT BOWEN,
 HENRY JONES
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Public Yendue.

4 brown horse, branded F on left shous- der. asid Mexican brand 0n leit faisa collar aud saddle marks; white specA OK right cte bali; l4 hands high, aud nine yeafa ot1. which was seized upon complaint before ts. A. sFascy. Jusiice of tise Peace, ssiia town ship, pin1 cDunty, November Ith, lSie, aN stolen property and saia horse Aut Aatid5 Therefore in e0.apdaaSe with aw advertise lhe saale tc he susa at pus.le Vsnone lo lhe highest 8idder. n l1e town ol Globe, rinA couniy, Arizona. on Friday, December zt, lo7e. at 70 clock a. -l., ~ pay costs Ai-d
 GE0R6E B. SHEPARD,
 27-3 Drpafy onenu.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notices

Io Aiae 0seaers and SscrstarTes of Kiasag
 Companies.
 The ARIZONA SILVER BELT is the only newspaper printed in Pinal county. thera- fore the nearest newspaper t0 all mines in said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Summons.

70 fls Essffcts Css1f ef KeAil'sa Preeiaet, ia
 de eo4asg of AnFeepa, IsgrifoV gf -frs- soHa, J D Lahue .Jesffce Qf saa Psacs. John A. Miller S Co.,, plaintiffs,
 against summons. Hiram Harding. defendant.
 The Territory or Arizona sends greeting to Hiram Harding, deiendanL-it appearing by alsIatit on behalf of plaintiffs, that after due diligence the said defendant cannot be found, lt is therefore ordered and you are hereby summoned to appear before me at nly office in the town Of Mc3lillenyile, in the county Of hariccpa on the zlth day of De cember, 1SsS, at l0 o'clock a. m., in an action brought against you by said plaintiffs, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, said action k brought % recover the sum of one hundred and eighiy-two and tfiy-seyen cents on an express contract, or judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with ccsts of tiis suit, If you fail Co appear and answer.
 Given under my hand th- 2lth day of ND- ycmber, iS1S. j. D. LAkSE.
 Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

In the Justices Court Of Giia Township, county of Pinal, and Territory Of Arizona, Charles flayse and C. E. Buck, plaintiffs, ts. Ira Faneber, defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Ira Fanchcr, defendant 1ou are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, one Of the Justices of the Pence in and for said Gila Township, at his office tn the village Of Globe, in said township. at 70 o'clock a. m. of the the 50th day of Deeein- ber l65S, then an therc t0 answer the com plaint filed herein by the above named plaintiffs, wherein they claim you are in- debted to them in the sum Of one hundred and twenty-five doilars, with accrued inter- est on same, upon promissory note signed and issued by you to them for 9 valueablc consideration, on the i61h day of March, ISIS.
 And if you fail to appear and answer as above required, they will take judgment against you for said sum of Sl15. " tn inter- est as aforesaid, together with rheii' costs.
 Witness my nand, this J0th day Of De- tobeI, iS1S G. A. SWASkf,
 Justice of the Peace Giia Township.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Mining Notices
Delinquent NOtic5.

Arizona Ut tah Gold and Silver Mining Company ny--iocaiiOn of principal place of busi- hess, San Francisco, California location of works, Globe District. Pinal county, Arizona Territory, NOticc.-rnere arc delinquent upon tue following described stock, on ac- count Of assesslnent No. ] levied on the l0tn day Of September. 1878, the several set opposite the names of rne re- specLIYe sharenolders as lolln,Ys.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Legal Notices Notice.

From and after this date. all bills should be made out against and all orders addressed to FINAL BREW FRY.
 Globe, AIiz0na. November 9. 1878. 27-4
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
Summons.

November 9, 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

iiENAl JUN r-ss. .a arfvor4. krrrs,l t.s.r- .lI
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06

N. N HARROD. Pr0Es-e.aT
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-06
BREW FRY
Gl0bs. Arizona,

Keeps constantly on hand and for sale at
 wholesals and retail Ihe best kind Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-19
To Avoid SunStrOkes.

The following circular is issued by the New
York Board of Health:
Sunstroke is caused by exoessiuo heat, and
especially if the weather is 'muggy. 1t is
more apt to occur on the second third or fourth
day OF heated term than'on the first Loss of
sleep, worry, excitement, close sleeping rooms,
debility, abuse of stmulants, preolsr?se to it. 1t
il more ant to attack those working 10 IL ~ spn,
and especially between the hours y nA-Ieernoon
in the morning and H,S ,a.e- & Have as COO
On hot days wear thu. Sie. Avoid loss Of sleeI
sleeping roenarssary fatigue. If working in.
sass.snd wheret here is artificial heat-laun.
qries &cs-see that the room is well yentiIatsd
II working in the sun, wear a light hat mot
Diack, as It absorbs heat), straw, &C., and mt
INSIDE OF u on the head wet cloth or q large
head and see that the cloth is wet
10 not check Precipitation, but drink what
WAFER you need to keep it up, as persniration
prevents the body from being overheated.
nave, whenever possible an additional shade.
hoass snin umbrella when walking, a canvass or
poard cover when working in the sun. When
much fatigued do not go to work but be excused
TON WORK, especially after II o'clock in the
morning on very hot days if the work ia in the
sun. II feeling of fatigue, dizziness. head
acIe OF exhaustion occurs, cease work immedi-
a osay ne Gown IN shady and cool place; apply
ooi9 clotns TO and pour cold water over head
anu neck. II any one is overcome with the heat
SEND Immediately for tie nearest physician give
tne person cool drinks of water, or cold black
yea, OF cold coffee, if able to swallow If the skin
10 not ana dry, sponge with, or pour cold water
over the body and limbs, and apply to the head
pounded ice wrapped in a towel or other cloth.
~ tnere is no ice at hand keep cold cloth on
the head and pour cold water on it as we'll a.
on the body. If the person is pale, very faint.
s ana pulse feeble, let him inhale ammonia for
.em SECONDS or give him teaspoonful of aro-
matte spirits of ammonia in two tablesnoontnjs
OF water with little sugar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-19
TIL INDIANS.
Hosfiies Detected by Friendly Indians
The Svages DemoraIIzed

Hosfiies Detected by Friendly Indians-
The s~ages DemoraIIzed.
BAKER Cry Oregon, July IS Courier.
just In to Lagrade from Meachem and PendIe.
Ion say that Chef Homely with his band Of
indlans tough the hosties on the 9TH inst
killing Chief Iagan, and have his scalp and
head. The indians were near Emieran1
Springs, aboIt four miles north of Meacham
whers Homly's band attacked them, The
h hostlles are divided, one party going to the
peaa OF Mliy Greek, the other toward Grande
Ronde river Capt Kelly with scouts from
Boise, who has been out a month or more,
passed Larande tonight going to Col, Sand.
ford's camp on North Power River. Wheaton
with his command is at Bunnaham Bridge ia
tne Blue Mountains, scouting. Gen. Howard
is expeced in Grande Ronde Valley in two
days, at which place he will establish tempora-
~ Headquarters
SAN FRANCISCO, July IS. A Lagrande.
Oregon, despatch says that the hostiles turned
yesterday and are now returning back on the
tan which they come. Col. Forsythe is close
Oh their trail.
A Baker City despatch says: The Umatilla
Indians under Forsythe struck hostile camp
last night about q miles from Stark's Rancho
On the DAILY road, killing warriors, capturing
70 women and children, and 60 or 70 head of
norses. The hostiles are much demoralized,
enPue Bands sp % that they
tention OF fleeing to Weiser. and making their
way to the Bannock or Buffalo country.
Last evening the Nez Perces scouts under
st; Williams, accompanied by white scouts
belonging to Col. Sanford's command went
INTO the camp on the North Powder. While
sitting around the camp five all dressed in
citizens clothes man named Haines, captain
OF a volunteer company, who had seen the
party enter the timber fred two shots into the
scouts from tree abont 90 yards distant,
kllilng one OF the Nez Perces scouts and mortal.
censed at Haines, and it was with much diff
Guilty that the white scouts and St. Williams
could restrain then from killing him at once.
The Indians were rendering very efficient ser.
vice and now they will scarcely continue any
longer 10 the service. 1t is feared this will
also drive the Umatillas from the field. At
last accounts Haines was under guard and will
probably be brought to Sanford's camp.