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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notice.

70 Wlom it Alg Coaeera
 W. A. Switzer, or d. others claiming in- tercst in that certain mining location or claim known as the RED B0URD mining claim, situated iu Globe District Pinal county, Arizona, this is lo notify You that. in accordance Wish provision of lnining act of May 10, 1872. and in compliance win the requirements of said acl. work has been done on said mining claim for one year back paSt ending on the l2lh Of Naren. lS1c, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, if within ninety days irUnl Che tirst publication Of tliis notice, you d0 not e0fne forward and pay your proper prOp0rEion of the cost of said work the undersigned eiil cisini forfeiture 0l ail your lagAts flsie aud inserest in and io every portion oI s.6d mining claim
 W<AI.fE3 G. Gkitf1TjiS,
 ROBERT BOWEN,
 HENRY JONES
 Globe, Arizona. November 2I, iS7ss 28-i3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

The 0uray (Col. ) Times reports the aserage depth of snow on the San Juan ranges at about three feet
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notice.

To Hk9m if flag Concera
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location or claim known as the EUREkA nlinipg claim, situated in GlOhe District Pinai county. Arizona, this Is to notify you. chat in aceOrdancc with tilo provision of the mining act of May 10, 1872, that ip c0mplianee witii the requireme .ts Of said act, work has heen done on said mining claim for one year past back, ending on September g. iS,6, by The undersigned. Now, therefore, if withiu ninety days from the first publication Of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper propOr- ton Of the cost Of said work. the ulldef- signed will claim forfeiture of all yoarrght, tifle and interest in and to every portion of saill mining ciala-
 ". v. KISGSBuRY.
 October tS, 1S-S. 23-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

The Mexican deilar is only good in Las Vegas \ NJ for eighty cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

The Fieeroy of hldia sel graphs 10 London shat the Ameer Of Aighu ; lstan has fed from Iabui 10 Turk lststh.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
A CONTENT.

A special term of the district court is called for the S0th, for the pur- pose of hearing and determining the right of Levi Ruggles to hold the office of treasurer of Binal county to which office he was elected at the last general election. J. ". Gaines, a qualified elscsor. is tue contestant. The ground of contest IS that Rug gles is d federal office holder.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
s)ew gdvertisements,
line Beef!

I am prepared to sell as fat and tender beef as was ever brought tO Globe, either by the pound, quarter or side, at bedrock prices.
 CON. AURIS,
 At John Kennedy's old stand, 31 Main St'eet, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

And ia acc0Fdance with law. and ai order Of the Board of Directors, made on iie 10th day of September. lSsS, 90 many slares Of each parcel of such stock az may be neees- sary will be sold at public auciion, at the office 0f the Company, Room No. l3, N0. l0S California street. San Francisco, California, on Saturday. the 18th day of Decsmber, 1878. at fhe hour Of ] o'clock D, m., 0f said day. to pay said delinquent asseksment thereon, together with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
 O. Fl. SPENCER, Secretary. Ofice-40S California street, Room l3, san Francisco. California.
 POsTPONEMENT.-I'be above sale of de- iinquent stock is hereby postponed until SATURDAY. the INVENT I-ElGHTH day DECEMBER, 1878. at 1 o'clock D. in-, at tue office Of the Company.
 O. n. SPENCER, Secretary. Oflice-4OS CailOrnia street, Room l3, San Francisco, California. 20-2
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
q. A swAsEY,
Justice of the Peace. Notary Public.
Commissioner of Deeds for all the
 Pacific States aud 'feritories,
Globa. AnzonA.

Offers bis services fo buyers and sellers of mines, anli to lacatOrs and owners Nho wish fiiose Wangins deeds, contracts Hens. poV rfs oi attorney nnles. bills. let1er>, or insiru- inent> oi any kind in wrllius and for the eeritcaiion oi oAtils and ainndiions, and taking of ackn0Wleagcinent He will always be iaiiad in his office .i the Pioneer SeWs Depot, on Main street.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
The following is from the Head- quarters Department of Arizona, office Assistant Adlutaut General:


 quarters Department of Arizona office Assistant Adlutant General.
 PREseoTr BARRAcKs. 2
 Dec 59. 1878 ksssss- Slryoet 4 Hiss, and otlsrs, 6Iest, .srsseAa,-
 GENTIENKN l am instructed by the Commanding General to acknowl- edge the receipt of d copy of q petl- tion addressed by you to the com mandaug officer at Camp Thomas, A. T., asking that a picket guard be established at AsA Springs, and to say in reply that the matter will re- celve tue serious attention and con slderatIon of the Commanding Gen erat. Very respectfully, your obed- ieRr servant, J. P. MARTIN,
 4. 4. General Ne understand that Indian scouts, commanded by commissioned off cer, are already there. h our first number we suggested She necessity of a picket guard at that place, beIiev- ing 1t to he the most dangerous point between Globe and Barro Springs, New Mexico.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27
Cauada Crisis.

From the Phil, (Pa-) North American of oct 49,
A special dispatch from I. ronto is as follows.
1t was known on Tuesday night that change
of government had certainly been decreed by
the popular vote, hut il seems that the event 10
To come sooner than was ut tirst expected. IL
is said that Mr.. Mackenzie fully realizes the
meaning OF what has happened, aud that he can
not think Of continuing to hold office alter the
country has so emphatically declared against
him. 1t is reported that this resignation Is al.
ready in the governor generals hands. further
report is that the pressure Of political events
may interfere with the earl Of Dufferins expected
presence at the opening of the provincial fair
here next Tuesday.
Although the elections are almost over 10 the
older provinces, those for Manitoba and British
Columbia do not take place until Thursday next.
IL is stated here that Sir John Mcdonald, having
been defeated in Kingston, was nominated in
one il not in two places IN Manitoba after the
result here became known. The four members
from that province and the six from British
Columbia are expected to be nll on bis side.
1t is considered certain here that Sir John
will be officially called up to form a government
this week, and that when the Marquis OF Lorne
arrives ont he will find the new administration in
place at Ottawa.
correspondent at Montreal says:
Tue pIOtSCllOu pOHCl VI tue iuCOuiluS HOf-
eminent was the subject OF general discussion
on Change and at the street corners to-day.
The proposals to put duty OF 90 per cent.
on silks, satius and other articles of luxury, and
also TO increase The duties on brandy and to-
bacco, meets with the warmest appreciation OF
parlsans and large portion of the public as
also the proposal TO remove the 10 per cent. tax
on tea and cUffee The sugar re6Gers are al
ready astr in anticipation of the expected tariff
changes and it is said that Redpaths refinery,
the largest IN the dominion, which along with
the others has been closed for two years. is
being put in order and will resume work imme-
diately. Mr. q a. Drummond, partner in the
concern. is now on his way from England. The
other refineries In Halifax will. it is announced,
alec resume operations. aud it ia added q new
refinery will be started 10 Toronto.
As regards the proposed reialiatory tariff
against the United States. about which so much
has been said, the protectionists seem to have
discovered that the Washington treaty stands in
the way Of the realization of that project. as 1t
was unfolded belore the electors during the recent
contest. and no doubt the new administration
would look upon the negotiation Of a reciprocity
treaty with the United States as an honorable
way of getting out of the embarrassing position
into which they have got themselves through the
pledges they have given on be subject.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27
Train ON Exenrney.
Geo. Francis Train goes after Dennis Kearney
PAVILION HorEL.


PAVILION HorEL.
Woodsburg, L |. P. F. 80.
CITIZEN DENNIS KEARSEy-What do you say?
Am body in favor of the Chinese is q merked
man p Indeed Then consider me marked.
Who are you. TO talk in this way My ancestors
came in the cabin OF the Mayhower nearly three
centuries agoi Ycu came as stow-away in
steerage passenger ship only q few years ago,
and yet you have the cheek to dictate TO me.
born on the manor where the title deed of my
ancestral home in Massachusetts is loo years
old
Your whole stock 10 trade is profanity and
ienoble prejudice against the MongolS your
superiors in morals, brain, frug4lity and
Industry Now. blind leads blind, and cripple
races cripple, who need be surprised to see
Massachusetts demagogues and California hood
ums arm iu-arm to try and foul The working
men into third term ring for Grant,
Those SO 600 votes in California are mine
not yours You are sneezng on labor-snuf
took ten years ago! You are cackling on green
back eggs Ralsion offered me a $4,000 check
net to lay in 1869 Your workingmen are just
wuking from their Rip Van Wiuke sleep after
nave been dragged through fourteen jails for
fighting your battles Although you arrived in
IS never heard of you when fighting the bat
tie against the California monopoiists in SO. 20
and - Then was the time TO battle for the
right; but you were silent! held hundred
public mass meetings on your coast to arouse
your stupid workingmen But with stomach
eaten out with rolgut, like the burnt trees in an
Oregon forest, how could they have any brains
TO legslale
Yuu ara a nice Waterman to wait till the
horses are stolen before you lock the stable
doorl For many years you all voted solid for
free trade, which crushed your manufactures! II
you hang anybody, better hang yourselves II
Syracuse-Shupe-G Glue Pot and Fort Fisher real
ly represent your school, Maddox Ward, Hume
Myru Hall. Carsey, Hewitt COMMITTEES, esangels
from the San Francisco sand bills of ZIun,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

A CLERGYMAN said that he once visited a
young lady in his parish who had just lost her
husband, in order to offer her consolation, and
upon her earnest inquiries as to the reunion Of
families IN heaven. he strongly asserted his be-
lief IN that fact. when she asked with anxiety
whether anytime must eapse before friends
would be able to find each other in the next
world be emphaticnlIy said. No they are
united at once" He was thinking Of the hap
piness Of being able to offer the relief of such a
a faith, when she broke in upon his medtaiions
by exclaining. sady. well, bis 6rst wifs has got
him, then, BY this time"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

IT is terrible thing to see strong man
writhing in the agonies Of his first love. when
bergamot, beer aud benzine struggle for the mas
terry in the air about him. aud victory favors
each one SUCCESSFULLY. your nose approaches
his hair, his mouth, or the elbows OF his coat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

BREACH of promise letters are sometimes
wonderful. From such missive, produced in
evidence recently. the following sentence is ex-
tracted -" Dearest loye-I swallowed the post
age stamp on your letter, because | knew your
lima had touchad IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

VILLAIN formerly meant bondman. In the
feudaI law, according to Blackstone, the term
was applied to those who hold lands aud tene-
ments in yalensge tenure by base services.
Pendant" formerly meant schoolmaster.
Shakespeare says IN his Twelfth Night:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

The horse that saved the day.
By bringing sheridan Into the fight
From Winchester, sixteen miles away"
Albany Ere4inq Journal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-11-27

PoRrEY is the natural language Of all worship.
The Bible is full Of poetry Homer is full Of
religion.
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The New York combination Of coal
IN ,nagcr, Ia, resulted 10 an advance 81
tfty ceals per ton on al grades.
A mortgage OF szI 90 was foreciosed
on the Seventh avenue N h. Church,
Brooklyn, aud the property will be sold
The Qaebee aud CALF ports steamship
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A state cguycn,ion was held 10 BAIii.
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John A. Joyce having served bic TAI
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Tie Boscawcu On ID Congregational
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building, aud when discovered they bad
deposited sixiy-dye pounds Of honey
The society condscaiel 1t ani gave big
honey supper, which drew large attend.
ance and goodiy profit
The American Dairy Exhibition open
cd 10 Chicago on The 18Th. There vas 5
large attendance, representing 81 the
dairy States aud Csnaia Tie exhibition
Is pronounced decided success, and be.
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cations TO the Mass. Medical Society are sush
that | cannot publicly recon mend or prescribe
the Radical Cure but since received 10 much
relief from the use oft myself, after a thorough
RAJ Of the usuM remedies, have privately al.
tifed it, use, and presutne have cent - ,our
store no iers thNh one hundred OF MY patients
for H.