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Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Proseals.

Inc undersigned Commissioners will re- celye sealed pfep0=aiS ioF thU puTehase 0f ten thcusana asilars o. tilr Coupon S0nds 8l the leftstefF of Afiz8sa, dated Starch l iesa, aud due -l1sreu years alter date bea-- lis Interest iIpta date at tlc Tase Of ten Der cFlll ger 9nEuiu- These bonds arg each for iils s.isn a.f tWo aladr1d and hlty delafs. and numbered fros os.e e forty 'iolIars sfs- eiustFc. ana tS-uee in parsuanceal Ali 4 ct al the Lesi-iaiGfe of iAe iesllieFy of ArizonA, entitled AA acg authorizing a ban on che iattl aud elcuitei ilf Territory, and t0 pro- vide Tor the construction oi certain wagon. toalis n laa lsFl1tDry 0f .riz0na appray- ed februdrs iz. Ic5J.
 Proposals may De lar the whole or ans part oi said bontss zls5 mu-i be tor at ltesE s-iIits per cent of 1Aeir fsee value. Prypusei- wi.i As eprged at lhe ofiict. 0f 5l E. summer, in fiorcfcr. ssinsl CoHgiy, l. pa V eei-esaas July lJ, is5s at I2 h. sf sai,i st1y.
 Propo9si= can b. delivered in persoa so elLler ci the undersigned or IuaiieG @ Use ulslersisiis1 at fioreAec, Final gounss E.eh enve!op must have endorsed aeress I'roaesass for purchase of FiorTaee aa8 tiiobe Suy roAd o0asls, sitA dsse oi rr3- p0Sa.
 temmissioasrS reserve tsc rigatto rejsct any yr sa N0-.
 l'a slaen; ie1 5oa.ss must be made within ieis uass after arcep .anec ui bid snd mast bc ll God cE O :. lafrency.
 q ll. EATON.
 G. NilEAf
 E. L. -llLES.
 Cssmiui-sisn.ss. Florence. Fi.sal co'satg. A H. Aay So.
 June 6-5w
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Arizona Silver Belt.
FrIdax. gune a7. Is79.
Asuars woman.


 Joe Lane tried to snuff of this mortal coil at Pueblo the other day and as B gentleman in New Mexico figures in the ease we extract his conclusions from the Daily Demo erat for the benefit of science only:
 He married a girl inNew Mexico, who kept house for . priest, and for a few months they lived happily. at least 50 far as IS knowing. At the end ol four and half months. she told him to go for the Doctor as she would need him at once. This alarm ed and surprised him and he told her that she must be mistaken, as they had only been married four and a half months, but she assured him that there wss no mistake about It. The doctor cane and heir to his Lane's name and fortune came also. Chr infor- msnt tsays that the priest had instruct cd the physician to explain the matter to Lane in this wise: While nine nonshs is she allotted time for such events to mature, be { Lane had been married four and 5 half months, and hs wife had been marred four and a half months, which make the nine months required. but that such a thing never happened only wita the firsf chlld
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Mining Notsee

70 Wfoar q .Nlv Concern
 All parties claiming any interest in the two hundred and fifty feet Of west end of LITTLE GIANT mine. situate in Pioneer Mining District, Pinai county, Territ0ry ef Arizuna, this, therefore. is to f0tifY You that, in accordance Nilh the pros isious of In e0mpiiafEe With the requirements Of ss id act, work hGs been done bg me, so-0Wner in and Co, the two hundred and Afty feet of the west end Ol the said Little Giant mlne for the year ending March lzth. 4. D. l673. Now, iI you who are deiiueuents Go u0l psy your full proportion Of 75he cost 0l said H.Urk within ninety days from Che date of fiis Dlsb- lieatson, such CeiineueHts interest viii ae claimed as forfeited in and t. every Dortiea of said mining claim t0 S 8lEtk
 lmi2-3lp
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
June 85N
shersRs sale.

.sssfes ef Sssrlf's Sals on Fovselosars gg 1Iort C. Hateman, By virtue of an order
 Fs. oi sale aud decree ol
 diaIl Alnin- Co foreclosure iSsilesi out el he District Court oftde First jueivsal Dls- -rlct oi ths IerrlLorJ 0f Arize4a, n .tni lor the County Of fiaA on t.lc j-lf Csy af Mas. ti4 in tlle above sllltied action sbtah-1 5ld yineet aAO detgec oi farcts0sulr a1sils>s 1ae detrnda1sa. sas li4ei Mining loi1pas.9 lor -i4r iili o. t.f-s sy-9L- rlollstflls sS loF- ty lS2l, ,e40 00) dollars W5tn interest as the rate nf fen llal per eeat. per annum G gethrr nirn one nnuored eod tnirfy-six zg-loa dal- iA9E costa o4 suit besides @cCniiug costs. am commanded Co seh all what contliD lead lode or vein known as the Miami niue -it1- ate in Globe Mining district. Pinal Countf, Arizona Territory, saiG Miami mine c5nsist- ing 0l fifteen hundred linear feet bvsix huii- dred feet in width ss located by 0 G. Nolan and y. h. Dodgc, November 7ih, A.D l8sS. and rseoreed m book one s1l oI Aiiues Page ll5ij Aec0fG2 oi kln1l county, 6TlzOnt Ter rit0ry. also The min site of the Miami nin and Mining Company, situate about hye ,5l Iniles below Globe City a. tbe forks of pinAl Greek in sad 1errit0ry s3pon which fhits and dlien erected 9 ten staluD quartz mill together with said quartz mil machinery, Furnaces and ali other fixtures and aDpur- tenAnces and ai*o .di other mines, minins cialnls, real eState. posseSsory claims. mll sites, water rigbts claimed or rossessed bv said AiasBi Aiming company. Public notice is hereby given taat in Obedience Co said Of der 0f sale and Geeree of foreclosure on Sat nroay the i4ln dEJ of Jone, 4. D., 1879, at { o'clock, p. a., oI that day in front CT the Sheril's OiEce I1 the toNn of Florence, 1 win sell al fhe right, titie and interest ofths qelendants in and Co the above described property at public auction t0 Che highest bidder for cash to satisfy said judgment ana an eost
 The above sale ol Real Estate at the sult of ] C. Bateulan "a. Aiiszn; Mining C0mpany Ie hereby postponed uutil Aon6at ;ke lsth day of July 70 1878
 Dated S1eriH's oAict. Florence. June lo. 4. D., 1879 ,. ?. Gabriel, oncria.
 Juna-20-4t.
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Notice of sheri9's saie.

Aot5es ef S6esE oals 0n fe4sslessgs .f
 M2rtgage
 Geo. Kess and Donald Boss. In the Dis Danube Mining COmrany. ] the FIrstJadi- cia District of tAs IerrisOry 0f Arizona in and for Pinai CeantY. Jn1er and by virtue issued out of the District Court of tlie First Judicial District 0i the Territory 0f Arizona m and for tne County Of PiHai On the 30tn day oi April A.. D. isss, in the aif0te enti- tied action wherein George Ross and D0u- ald Ross the above named plaintiffs 0bsain- cd Judgment and decIee against the Bzl4- ube Mining Company defendant waich said decree was on he sixth day 0l 5ag. Is7s. recorded in the Judgment Book 0f said court, I am commanded tO sell all tiat csil- tam lot piece CT parcel of land sit0afe in the County 0f Final, 4eTrit9Ty of Arizona and bounded and described as follows to-wit .-iDe DaHupe minc situated ln tee Globe Aiming aisrlct final County, Arizeaa Ter rslerY of which the HsHuJe ininIi.- eonspa- ny arc owners" Pubic notice is befesF given that on GonGay the (lth) seventh day 0i July 4. D. 1875. between the hours of lJ 0iciOek a. lis. AAd o clock D ui. 0i fnaf day iu front of the st re of disc, HiAs & Go in Globe Ciiy, fiesl County. 1eTTifory Of arl- z0na, 1 win in obedience to said order of sale and dcerce 0i foreclosure. sell t:fs above described property or SO much there6f as may be necessary Co satisfy piainiiH's iude- neut with interest thereon slnd costs. to fAe highest biduer for rash.
 J. P. CARR iEL, ShenH.
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1t is related of the late General Dick Taylor that during the Derby races the Prince of Wales took him to ais own { the Princes stand, and ss they were ascending the stair the Duke of Edinburgh came hastily up and said "Oh, Wales do you know Forester is booked to win s'' Oh, yes," said the Prince, stbe General and 1 have just been to the betting stand and laid fifty guin- eas each on him." Turning to Fay Tor. the Duke said: Now won't you please go to the stand and lay fifty guineas for me on hims :"
 Pardon ne, your Highness," said Taylor, the stand Is quite as near so you as to ne. q am so glad you told Edinburgh that, l" said the Prince. What deal of cheek he has 10 be asking my guests to lay his bets for him l'' Taylor had 8 sincere respect and liking for the Prince and a hearty contempt for the Duke of Edinburgh. whom he snub- bed on more than one occasion.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
8msnEsaons.

In the Iastiee's Court of ,iila ToNnShip %
 tns county ui IluAi. | rrrilOrj Ji Ali' nss.
 b. F.. Thompson. J. F.
 J. D. Baker. piMutid ts. Union Vest Miu-
 lng tomfans and AnlOs Robe .s, delrnsi-
 lnIs- Summons
 Ihs {sFvters ef -4i7eeaa sands Gtesti1g te
 tnsoa kfsi Aiaiag ay4ky saa dtsgs
 Ro5,ffs, befsHfa4fs
 ou are hereby suf smo"ed Co appear he- fore ne. aIias office ln Picket Post. l'rrciu-t No 8, Giia Township. in lLr co.nss o. Pinai. CD the 5tR dag Q. .liiy. lsss. ai 5 Q eluek, a. ln m 'sii art3cAi a4Ou-ai against you by sai. liainru. l0 apSH CT the colA- pi-lni ot i'.e atoye nasned plHnAt.
 Said s -inn ls brOngll tn ree9teI tho sun 0f lN, Hansircd and Sfarty-ieaf z5-la9 Doi'.-ss iur as0r prlsaunra aLs. inai-rass fo-.ii.il1d, 0l Ju5sHirnl wili be taaeii against you tor the -aiu aE5fnt. together Ni1s, costs ei ta.s sai. A soa laii io aipear ana answer.
 Ip the Sheriff or any eoua7bia of ssi5 f9atts SlesfHs Si.-Ae irs-.s sgr. iSe aii- ,stls fri .ira thpr, 0f
 Given tlls,lcg mr lAnd this l3.A 3ar ui day, lsls. D. q. TH0M PSOS. 4 Justice of the Peace of said foSnstslp.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Reliable lnforlnatlon from fhe Cit

Reliable information from the City of Mexico says, Gen. Negrete com msndiag che Mexican army has pro aouncsd against Diaz and left the city with 5000 sdherenss. Diaz is ID pursuit. Yaasfta. President of the Supreme Court is actiug Presi- dept of the Republic. Congress hos 8isbanded, Diaz has removed Gener sls grevi6o and Nafanjo and ap- pointed Gen. Tolleltina to command at Monterey.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27

St Petersburg IS 50 dreadfuiiy tranquil taat an imperial decree has been issued directing policemen to oszTy revOlYers at full cock and in- ger on the trigger
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Notice

70 bf1e 0l0ners aAd Secrssarses e[ Kiains
 Co1apgBless
 The ARIZONA SILVER BELT is Che 0rlE newspaper printed in Pinai eGUnfy. there fore ti'e nearest newspaper t0 stli mines in said county and Globe District
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Notice.

Came to the Indi1a Agency. at San Carlos. one Roan Horse bFanie4 D q ou le.s shouder and spanish c1aral-e7 oa .eit bip, and one Bas Mare branded also Wifh asracier on leii shoulder, and X fw'ih cE0ss' sH ett hip. PAfiies will prove property, pay charges and take away the animals within 50 days rom this date, Or the same viii be sold Co dcfiay expenses n. R. PARKER.
 San Carlos, April 26, l87s.-ma2-S~
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sheriRs Sale.

Thomas Newland, plninur Unaerand by
 Fs. 4irfue Of an Frank Tarbel, defendant order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out 0f the District Court of Che First Judicial Dislrist of the Territory of Arizona m and for the County of Pinal on the Twenty-sixth day oY May A. D., 1879, ia the above entitled action wherein Thomas Newiand the above namkt plaintiff obtained a judgment and decree against Frank Tarbell. defendant on the Ninth day oi May. A. D.. lS7g R hich said decree was on Che same day duly filed and recorded on page S6 Of She JGdg1nenl book of the said district court, aln commanded t0 sell all that certain mining property bound ed aud described as follows, iO-wii. All Of the undivided interests of the said defend ant Frank Tarbell in and to tha5 certain mining claim ledge or lode of silver bearins ore situate at point in said Piunl County ab0nI four miles south of the sEminit of Pinal mountains and more particularly known and described as fhc Pioneer south with all itS dips spurs and angles.
 Public notice is hereby given thai 0h Thursday fAe Tenth day 0f Juiy k l). 1879. at tW eive o'clock noon 0f chat day in frnnf of tue Court House door in Florence in fhs said County of Pjnh l wiii ia obedience O. said order of sale and decree of foreclosure sell inc above described property or so much thereof az may be nccessarp Co safisfv nlair- uh2s Judgment with interest thefroa ani coats Co the highest and best bidder flr iaS- ful money Of the United Siafes
 Je-2o-st
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27

Anu ll tctOFltLltt Witn I'tYf. anu Ln 0fttf 0f the Board Of Trustees. made on the l6rh Jay of May, lsI9 60 many shares of eaea parcel ef such stock az may be necessary fne Company ln tue town of Fi0renct. ma County, Arizona, on Monday tlle i5rn day of June, 1879, at l2 o'clock. noon of s,1a daY. t0 pay sald delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising aAd the expenses Of sale.
 By order Board of Trustees this day made the above delinquent gale is postDonesl unfil Wednesday lufl i8. 1873
 q. 8. SUMMERS, Secretary. fioreace, Pinal County, A. T. June l2, i5s9
 June 2o-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27

The suggestion of the name of Mr. William M- Eyarts as . candi- date for the Presidency does nos seem to have created the wild enthu- sissm lhaE was perhaps anticipated.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27

4 number of leading Republicans ia Missouri have united for the pur pose of forming an anti Grant party Ie that State. The old members of tue whisky ring there are still true 70 him
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Netica

All parties indebted Co the undersigned must settle t.ieir accounts with Stills Van " agenen, Globe City, by July i5ta. ss he has the accounts for settlement
 Je-20-2tl JF. GERALD.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Setlce of sale or Stock GO eay Delan-
 aHent asse~smenf.

AlaTue Amarillo Company. Location or place of Duslness, Florence, Pinal County, -Aflzona. NO9ce--l There is uelinquentupon ihe following described stock, on account Of tssessment lNu. q levied on the 10th day Of April, 1879, the several smcants get oDDO- site the names of the respective shareholJ- CTS as follows.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Special Notice.

E. F Keliner & Co. buy and seE Exehange on New ] ork or San Francisco, and iDn't you forget that they niways pay ihe highest market price for gold aud silver bniion or if preferred by thelr regular customers will make cash advances on bullion and give them the benefit of Aft Returns rom New J Yosk or San Francisco
 Tsts,.s tff
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27

Some glrls are like old aluskes aud use D great deal of powder, bu don't ge O6.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Wanted.

The undersigned is desirous of purchas- ing STOCK CATTLE.
 JOHN KENNEDY.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
Tor Sale

Two adj4ining lots, eligibly and centrally located on Broad Street fronting west. for sale at bargain. For particulars inquire at the BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
NlgTIcE.

Eyeryoony xDowing himself Indebted t0 the late hfm of v Townsend .e Co.,, Mann City, wil please call and settle Bith s. Klein & Ce., Globe City.
 LEO GOLDMAA, Assignee of the Estate 0i Townsend & Co.,. mal6-3t.
 $. Klein & Co has purchased be entire stock of goods belonging % W. foHnssAd 1 Co.,. Aialni CiIy
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-27
LAGER BEER,
whitsh they offer 5s citizens of 2lis .owu aAa
 vieiB " st Elie io8psf 0rres s.so

Tor tbs recommendation 0f all Nhe Aish t0 imbsbe Address ai orders to
 FINAL BREW FRY
 Globe. Af1xeDa-
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The Lesson of the Book of
Nehemiah.

The Book of Nehemiah is invaluable
for the lesson it teaches, that when the
Church of God is at the lowest, it will
still be protected by His almighty hand
will be enabled to triumph over the NAL
ice of it's external enemies, and will be
purged and purified from the internal
corruptions which endanger it far more.
than any hostility a5 extra. 1t must
have greatly helped to encourage and
sustain the nation during the terrible
times of the Ptolemaic and Syrian perse-
cutions; and it may with advantage be
read and pondered on by Christians, at
all periods when the power Of the world
is put forth to crush or overlay the faith
That Judaism rallied from the weak and
seemingly moribund condition described
by Nehemiah, became once more power
in the world strong enough to confront
heather Rome, and wage a desperate
struggle with the entire force Of the En-
pire, is one of the most remarkable Of the
facts of history, and should never be for
gotten by the Christian community in
times of depression and danger.
i. A minor point which lends peculiar
interest to Nehemiah is its fitness of to-
geographical detail In inquiries concern
ing the ancient city, its site, walls, towers,
gates and principal buildings, the third
and twelfth chapters are simply invalua-
BILE. For copiousness, for exactness, for
authority, these chapters transcend all
the other notices that have come down
to us with respect to ancient Jerusalem;
and the possibility of recovering the gen.
eral plan of the place rests almost entire
ly upon Nehemiah's descriptions. It
seems to the present writer that scarce
ly sufficient use of them has been made
by modern topographers, who, while YER
bally allowing their Importance, suffer
their representations of the original
town to be unduly affected by the &C
counts which were given of very differ
ent city, five centuries later, by the Jew
ish historian Josephus.-CANoN RAwLIN-
SON, in the Bible Educator
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clared is that David went in and con-
tinued or remained before the Lord
Therefore no argument can be drawn
from his example in favor of sitting.
And now, Christian reader, ask you
if you are not willing to follow the ex-
ample Of the best Of Gods children and
the teaching of Gods Word? know
your answer is yes Then say that in
all your formal approaches to a throne of
grace there is just one of three postures
left for you to follow-standing, kneeling
or prostration
In conclusion, let me ask if from all
that has been said you can see nothing
wrong in sitting? Why not stand or
kneel, as may be the church custom, if
for no other reason, for good order in
Gods house, and so manifest spirit of
brotherly respect towards your fellow
worshippers who cannot with their con
victions of duty, conform to sitting? Or
why will you persist in a course of con
duct that produces disorder and unneces-
sary offence to others, while at the same
time it would do no violence to your
sense of duty to conform?
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Open to Them the Scriptures

DR.. John Hall advises all ministers to
teach Bible-classes. There are a hun
dred things" he says, that you would
not think of making the subject Of a ser
mon that could be used in the Bible
class" The advice is good but why not
once every Sunday, turn the whole church
into grand Bible-class for the familiar
exposition of the Scriptures? There are
good many hundred things that never
get into regularly constructed sermon
that the people ought to know, and that
no one can tell them so well as the pas
tor. The principal of one of the best
schools for boys in this country, himself
a Presbyterian minister of rare scholar
ship and good pulpit ability, after attend
ing a series of expositions for teachers of
the Sunday School lessons, conducted
chiefly by laymen, said to the writer:
"These laymen are teaching the pastors
of our churches lesson in earnest study
and clear exposition of the Word Of God,
which they would do well to heed. I'm
less they have care, the ministers Will
find their occupation as teachers of the
people gone.
Of one thing pastors may be sure a
congregation that will grow impatient af-
ter thirty minutes listening to an ordI-
nary sermon, will give close attention to
familiar, (not cf-hoadl instructive,
earnest exposition of the Scriptures an
hour long. What does this mean? It
means simply that the people enjoy dis
course that makes the Bible palmer to
them-that opens it to their minds, so
that they can see more clearly the hid
den treasures Of wisdom and knowledge
it contains. And it is by this knowledge
Of the Scriptures that Christian grow in
spiritual strength and stature.
Let not pastors think any matter that
makes the Bible palmer to the under
standings Of their people unsuitable tor
pulpit use. If there were more OF the
Bible-cIass style of exposition IN the
sacred desk, there would be a larger
number of Bible students in the pews-
and good deal less complaint about
'Iong sermons. '-Erchange
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Prayer-M Meeting Killers.

The Baptist Weekly handles without
gloves the unwise people who have the
gift Of spelling praYer-meetings: mot
every leader knows how to conduct a
meeting. Some make their opening re
marks into a sermon, and by the very
elaborateness of their addresses discour-
age others from attempting to speak
Others have not the tact to Danish an un-
fortunate allusion from peoples minds or
turn % good one to profitable use. Then,
again, there are people who will make
long, improbable, formal prayers, and
others who persist in praying in so low a
tone Of voice that they might better have
their devotions in their own closets, or
use an unknown tongue, so far as others
joining with them in their prayers Is con-
cerned. We have frequently wondered
what some people pray for in public when
they seem so afraid lest any one should
hear them. Unless those present during
such prayers indulge in silent prayer, the
attitude of prayer is almost pretence.
The greatest annoyance of prayer-meet-
ings is exhorters who come with a pre-
pared talk, which has no relation what
ever to the train of thought which the
leader of meeting has started and pro
badly so breaks in on it that it can not
be recalled Our Quaker friends some
times crush the hopes of those who would
be preachers by telling them plainly that
they are not gifted with the Spirit for
ediication Itwould be mercy, if some
times the welfare of whole church was
consulted and brethren whose persistent
talking is prejudicial to the interest Of
our Prayer-neetings We're kindly advised
that their words fail to afford profit.