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Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
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Fail Boasl ne last evening viz Messrs Clan Williams sad S4ula mego. wRh V J Os5yra as Sec. E. tary
 Report of SIessTs Key and cali. vel on route of-rna.l Dem luesoa ie Globe Gag reeovei hiei sHd they IS q comm .p.e dis haFged from nr- ,her ,lats in the matter. lAeir report was nei deaniie tnt they sgrrei that Il practicable road could Je 5udi for the Nmeg
 $ me bils were aui.ted. and n order male to advertise for bids f,I 1ools as wit be seen bA reference so eur advert sinl celomns to-aay.
 IL IS expected shlt Comm Ssi9neT Samanego or Mr Ochoa eili saou ..xamine the groani wth 8 v.ew ts 1esermIue , rouse f0l th road -tlE- tzen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Newn Itema.

The news oF the abdicatiop oi abe Khea.ve of Egypt E confirmed
 Brigham Youug's estate is valaed at S2. .50o, ooO
 Henry Taylor. colore2. vas hang ed. June 27th, as Forrest Citg Ar kansas, for rape.
 Adolph Sutro gave notice that the tunnel or the 3oth ut. would be ready to receive all the water 2f all tbe mines on the Comstock lode.
 Ex- Sheriff Gillen and Barney Armstrong. two of the Custer cOun- l ty Olive gang of man burners eseap- ed from the Pam Greek Nebraska jail.
 Chicago has Bi- Metallic Lea que. The object of the organiza- ton is te promote the speedy restor- ation of silver with rights of coiuag' the same as gold.
 Arson is rife in St. Petersburg ant in every part of Russla. The towT of szyran, on the Volga, has beer  nearly destroyed by fire. 4 numbe' Of persons have been arrested at kieff st. Petersburg and Moscow for elan. destinely trading in explosres. ! The London Times of June 27tb iu it's financial article says. h th. silver market there has bsen a coDtinu. anee in the demand for Austria and a tolerably large amount ha changed hands. as the market ob tains, and for some time hence likely to obtain. ali its support iron the Continent. the relapse in the pric of India Council bills had no effec whatever on the price of bar sIlver.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
(ilo0r. June 6. 1878.
KOrEUEf.

Proposals Gvill be received until July zlss to faruisn i6f9 six hundred cows and lz0) tweufy-tys buiis for insiiar stock catle. They must be healiDy. .n good eondltion. between t.ltw0 and t5} five years old, and are Co bc delivered at san Carlos agency Arizona, subject Co inspee.son, on or before the srst Of next October
 he bulls must be furnished without charge gs part Of llie coBiraci.
 Tr9neaa,, must ,e accompanied hy certi. fed cheeks oG responsible banks Tor 9ol hfe Der e,.fit of thc amounts Dil.
 Tn. -I,ee,.->fui biGder win be required % enf..r i.,,o contract. 1,siect 70 the appfoYa of the Honorable Comm. iener of Indian Al ira, and give bond ia doO2ie s1e aa'v,lli of the contract with two or m0fe sooe sureii,, for tho faithful peTiormanee cS il' conditions X copy of the contract ans bond caa be seen at tac office Of the Citizei
 Payment will be made in the manner cu8 fon4arF for Indian beef atlie.
 kddTess the undersigned at San Cario' | Aganrv. Arizona Mark envelopes "Pro mos i'd s0r In1ian Stock Cit.ie.
 J Il HsNNoND Inspector.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
e1oBE nasanECr.
msssnE xewa.

We have heard IL stated that the Nbne roasters for the Isaoeila nill will De here on Sunday.
 The Morrill mill is now being put in repau by Millner < Watson and will be ready to crush ore by the I5sh.
 4 remarkable specimen from the ce1 < Cophn mine weighing 2oe pounds can be seen at Klien < Co., store.
 We learr from Mir. Cox that the Milwaukee mine IS rapidly imprOV ing n quantity and quality of ore >. the shaft goes down.
 Mr. Furnace, the ovner of th. Golden Reef, is now lown forty feet on the vein which IS said to be ore among the finest prospects IL the district.
 4 new strike has been made in th' maiA vein of the Independence mine The ore vein is five feet wide and Of good grade. The owners will com mence to take out ore for the null a' once.
 Lidelpb < Dempsey have tsken 3 ton of ore from the Gollen Eagle t' fhe coneentrators al the Wheaf Fields for a test of tbe value of th. ore aud if satisfactory ,Wo hunire tons vlll be sent to that mil imme- diately. Sufficient is aheaay know concerning the produerveness of th' mines of Gold Hill ts warrant us T saving that in the near future tae' will grea;ly add to the wealth and in das,ry of Globe district. We have been shown some or'
 kea I i-sm .lle L. Plata nine Rieh monI B sii.. 1t a depth ef eght, feet from the surf see and ihrly tee below water level l. is suiphuFcls  rrsembIsng she Kmg ore, aud 3 es timatea tp weld from two % ti.re' siousai.a dollars per ton aHd rapidi- widening IS the Sein Is sunk upon The L4 Plaza $ ap extension of th' Mack Morris, one of the mpss prom isiAg veins of The diSoict.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Mining Natice.

70 WAom it hay Concern
 Edward Cook or any others claiming iD- tereSt in that certain mining location or claim the first east extension Of she Silver Chie4 mise. known as the Manhatten Mill and Mining Company, situated in Pioneer dis trict. about fifteen miles N. " from the eils yer King mine. id Pinai county. A. q. f1iF is to notify you that in aecordanee with pro visions of mining atst oi Nay i0ia. lesz. aa1 tn compliance with the requirements ef ssid act. work has been done 0D 5aie mEiAE claim for one year back past. ending ou ' i2 Srd day of February. 1873. by the under- si9ned Now. therefore, lr within ninty days from lst rrrt publication Ot this uetiees yoa do nol come toFssar4 and pay youf proper proportion of the cost of said work, the undersigned will claim forfeiture Of ui your right title and interest g and to every portion Oi said mining claim
 CHARLES CESLlNGER.
 March iTtE. is19. mr2i-s
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Mfnfng Notice.

All persons claiming an interest az cor owners in Little Pete Nina located about one mile north of Silver King mine, ID Pioneer district. PinAl county, Arizona. are hereby nOtiaed that the undersigned a co-Oqvner ia saiif Little Pete Ini-e has per- formed the labor and made the improle- menfs thereon as required by the Cn ted States Mining Laws for the year ending April %, 1879, and that if you fail co pay yOur proper proportion of -ne value of sasd labor and Improvements within the tune nx- ed by said law your interest in said hine will pass to and become the property of
 JOHN FUNK
 ma 30-3u
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

J. V. IIaskin, one Of our most successlal mfl and business men left l'ar San Francisco this morning and perhaps other Easteru cites to be allsenr for thirgy or sixty days. We lave known hun for apwards of d ye.lr in which tune he has built | very complete quartz nill and part ally developed several mining claims. has auArea accounts and nov leaves us w th clean hands and view of retur nipg with 3 ten stamp m T which he roposes erecting in Globe with the Intention of reduclng the ores of his a nd ether mines. He has beea in Globe district for two and a h~lf yearli aud is thoroughly eonyersani sith the capabilities of this eouhts as B gold. silver and copper Produc- sne district and has the necessary in- l telliaeuce to convey his impressions to others. With the endorsement ol the ISELr we brspeak for hiu a se- spectfal hearing by thoss interested in the production # shs precious
 metals.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
fngornaEion vVante<i.

Tufsrmaron wanted Of tha whersaboufso e James P. Mcl,aferty formerly 0f Cleveland Ohio. who dyed at Picket P0a about ose wear ago: any information concerning his ,nereabongs wiu be thankfuflp received by his mother. Mrs. McCaEsstyy
 13a Aiaoamsl, Illinois,
 Ciesoland, Ohio. Or-J. J. vosburgh. Glob... Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
ArElxal..--ra.rae sIanse.

4. peipo and Il WnkIen1n. Sap Pearo: X. Zimmerman si,i Vim. Ne. Ryoy, Colorado; F. \ Hen lerson. Camp Apache; l. ?. Christeas 'n, Silver Cy; \. F. Snlter. B | Fox, ) Barton, A. Smith and N Emerson City; A. Vail Goidlldii Cbe E Hanson ant c. IIeaerman. Camp Thomas; J ? Gabsiel, Flor ence; II. c. Dwighl and James liar ris, Californla; R. RI. Smish, Mii- ton mine: L. II. Seasland. Pints Greek; J R. Nichols,l McNlllcn Neil Dougherty. Richmond Basin IL. J. Webster, San Francisco; " v. K,ngsbusy Ramboz, Thus. West wood. Pinto Creek; Jas. M Jewell Gold Hill.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Atour FLORENCE and SANFORD stores viii ahways be found fili and complete ssilortmentof Dry Goods, oroceriess kools and shoes. Grain. Flour Lumber. etc. etc., which wil Do sold. both B hholssaie and Be fsfl. St fhe req lowest mar'E2s ce4
 maf8-ss
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Parties knowing themselves indsbt- ed 10 the old firm of Morrill,, Keil- .ner $ Go. and have failed to settle with the undersigned musE do 50 al an early day or tbeir accounts wlll be given to our attorney for collec- ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

D B LAcy has re-Feodled the Knox lweiling shroughoat aud reaf ea 1t pith shingles. Wm. AeNslly has also gwen his dwelling I wooden roof Shingles, n view of the near approach of rhe rainy season are m delnau5. Jerry Bariou's uew saloon vas occupied for the first time yss- terdav T. also bas d roof which Is fnperyious ta water
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice.

fs ltsreay given li.lt uo snd '1itfr 1un,iAJ tlf l5th inSisinl t0e n1irr- sneu VII "iih- .i,..sv ir,,r, sf4,s axrpement .ntsred into be- t,, ....,, fh. -..,e eraa rirr,.aantS of Globe Co rl..... ft.-,r Starrs on sunday of Teach week aI 9, 4s no4 ,viit ks-u sneIr store open eu fh t day. for the reason thtt miners and iii- bocine men wiil thereby 1o better aeeoDliilo- ds..d in making purchases o
 s KLEIN & co.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Map Ilos Que iag last week 3 shepiierl aog at Mnehead's cut up all kiHls If ai1aes and showed symp- .on,s of slrephabm He made sev erai sttelppss to get into rhe house and sueei.e,iel n brrskiag win3ar bat beFase he affeesea aa entrance AoreaelsIl shot him de.,A.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Arizona Silver Belt.
Frlaar. July Iszo.
Silver Klng g aa

Weaver
 Bacon IS cents per pound at 'ycst- meyers.
 Brennan has filled large order for lumber for Fort Thomas
 Go to E. F. Kelluer $ Co fer a borsIe of good cool S. Louis Beer. Pure Los Angeles honey at Neav ~'s.
 L.J. Webster returned. Tues'iay, from San Francesca
 to to E. P. Kellnsr 6 Co. for fresh Potatoes an1 Onions
 Weaver sells eggs for fifty cents per dozen.
 The StonegaIl mill is running steady making regular shipments of sullion.
 For anything you waHt go 10 5 wsisl < Go.
 Several trains carrying asserted merchandise arriFel this week from Casa tiraade.
 E. F. Kellner & Co. do business on 8 prompt cash basis " and will not be undersold
 Remember that B weisl < ca keep a fine assortment Of all kinds of goods and will not be andersold 4 grand target match comes of at McAllen to-day Distance 200 yards.
 George Weaver desires nS -ay that he wif keep open s65 4Ays IF the year.
 h con. .eqaease of the extreme beat 5ut Eissle work is being aoas on the msaes.
 Don'f Ferget to % to H.se. Hilis { Go E fer fresl ranch butter. bfgE cents per pound.
 B. Wsisi t Co. and Fred. West meyer rece:vsd goods from she Easi yes5eraay-
 E. F. Kellner 6 Co. haze .h' Agency for Giant Powder. Fase an' caps. also St, Louis Auheuser Beer When viii the laws and journals q. the last session of eur legislature b printed and iisnibutsa 2
 Weaver bnys for cash and sells Fo cash, consequently he sells at sual profits.
 Hise. Hills & Co. are in receipt Q pee goods from Chicago Georg Weaver has received merchandis from San Francisco.
 E. F. Kellner & Co. buy thei goods for Spot Cash g and giv prompt buyers the advantage thu gained.
 List of letters remaining in th Postoffice at Globe, July 1879
 Agent U. s. Express Go; Nieha las L. Bareras Cornides; Frank Dun bar; Mrs. Polouia Dri1ton; Mrs. Sa rab 4 Clearinghouse; Lebrado Gia go; eass flight; John Henry; Fran ss Ii. Ruve; Felipe Rutz; Antom Rabi: Leonardo Rodrlguez; HarE Unia: Jesus yalenzia.
 Persons calling for the above Tel ters please say advertised.
 J. J. yosBUEeH. P Y.
 Ne gratuitously publish J I Hammond, Inspectors Ad. invitir bids for furnishing cows and bulls she San Carlos Agency. The | spector Is only wiling to pay f cows and asks that the bulls be gi en as free sill offering to the Un ted States. The Inspector may T gard that way of obtaining a fs he bovines. business, we will not si that it IS not 50 in the east. bal b way of obtaining stock cattle ls D known in the west. We ehink t b. ter that the cows should be lonesoE than that Uncle Sam should Dc ? garded in the light of s nendicaE If economy is the object would t 2 be better to sak for six hundred co ass gift and pay for the twenty i hulls.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
General Forwarding
Commission
Business, ana VI always kfep ep hand full stock of Merchandise. especially suited1o meamslers, 'Fisv- elers, Miners and Farmers.

An goods corsigned to our care win re- ceive the best 0f attention and be forwarded with dispatch by experienced and reliable freighlers at the rerV l0ieesf atfs0 0btainable 5 will contract to deliver freight to any portion of the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The filual ueunfalns are sgain or fire. Sippasel 10 be the sci q San Carlos IiIalans. An effort should he made 10 prevent these freqseuE hrss ani plnIsb the perpetrators. tbs iestrucsiipn of tiuiaT from present apiiearsiees IS likely 10 be very great Dir. Porter was m town from the saw miIi Wednesday evening and reported tbat the fire had reacheS th' crest of the mountain from .he south west.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Frola ihe l.i.lzen:

From ,he Gi-izen:
 Tie Tucson Water Company have ree,aye3 taer Steam pumping ma caHsery Water melons n market 4 general court martal E ordered to eousene at Fort Grant Jalg Sso Th City Coahcl has practleahy se- cursd the righI of way through sae corporate limits and also over land. east ahd west of the city, asked fol .by the s. P R. R Six hundred cows and twenty-five bulls are adver. tisel Tor J II Hammond. InsPeero' to be delivered at fhe San Csriol Agency BlAs opened July 2lss s che San Carlos Agency.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

There is qui.e an exo3ns of minerl from Eastern Nevada sna Hrah ta rhe mines ef Tankee Fort in the Snake r.ger eeupfrs. SoHhsFn Idaho.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Weaver h>s for sale St. I4oas aaus and bacon.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
D. C. chIIson fram Naw York and

D. c Chilson from New York and his brothers E E. Of San Frauciseo anlR Y of Los Argeies arrTc' Tavs isv. We learn from D C thst They wil soon work twelve or tf.era usep on JGe Silver Nugget ms sre iu IHbmona Basin.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
E. r. KELLNER. lv VII .ELlN

Globe City, X. T., May 20 1873. ma-25As The former firm of Morril. Keiiner E Go, has been merged into the new firn of E. r keEncr & Go. at Globe city and MeAslllen, Arizona whO will continue in the same business and solicit continuance ol the patr0na-e 0f tue old firm. fhe stock of the new firm has been increased to double of its former capital aud their stuck wlA hereafter be found complete m all departments. ME ". A. Wilson win take pleasure tO walt up on his old customers in the Globe store as heretofore, aHd Sir. d. Af Ransom viii oe pleased t0 serve our customers ln AlcNuien at our new establishment in that plaee Mr E. F. kellner has charge of the Fiuances and general management of both houses.
 E. r. KEBLNEI 6 co.
 Globe City, A. IT,, May 26. lS79.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Weaver sells -four by sack or pound ct bottom figures.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

We regret to announce the death of King Woolsev, 8 time hOnored aali epterpris,ng citizen of this Ter riti,rv. We learn that he died at his hoine in Maricopa county. on Satur- dav last, of disease Of the heart.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Fine Gsa Pealsr Tea q Vest neyei $.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice.

The partnership 0f the firm of Aorrli, Kellher G co., of Globe City,-A. F.. haF-nS expiree by limitation, notice is hereby give eR tnatal parties knowing themselves iu- lebtei 60 sad firm are requested t0 lieke immediate settlement.
 Mr. J. B. Morrill, having withdrawn from the Firm oi Morrill,, heilner G Co, settle nlent cf ali accounts sn1 its liabilities sll be made sy iae undersigned.
 .t4lf ihe old accounts 0f Morrill,, heAaer k Co. must be settled before nev ones are contracted.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

wesver tnss For cash ai'si sells for eash. consequently csh afford to sell 'at slnall pr0iI
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
gn.sIes 1IIIer.. courI.

J. IT Hise < Go. vs. F. " Mey- er. Jn1gemept by default SI4l
 <. M Webb and Sarah Webb ys. Ghas pra her. continued.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The Rrv I. ] Wsngsr preached in saIs place and eiyanised Sab bath School Sunday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

There will be hop at McMaien this evening. IL wiIi iouesless' be an enjoyable affair.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

B. Weisl < Go. have just received a fne assortment of Dry Goods , c stbing Gents furnishing goo's Hts. Boots. shoes etc all of which s1l be sold at prices 70 defy com peatinn
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

With casb you can buy goosls from fen to twenty per cent cheaper al F. .F. Kellner < Go. thau ever sold be- foie in this camp.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Nev Callfornla pptas.'v@ ai Neay- es's
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

We are n reeerpl If No l volume I If he Arizona Daily Star. vel 2ited aud ,sedaahly printed paper
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

B9arbaa Whisk,. Best Gin and New York Brandy q E < keliner X Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

E.F. KaILSeR d Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The Cars of tbe Atchison Topeka < Santa Fe road will ruu to Las Ve- gas to-iay.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

E.F. Kellner < Co. give special bargains tg cash customers
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-03
CLAIBOFN E1's
History Of Mississippi

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October, and to complete the same by the first
of December by which time Col Claiborne
will have the copy for the second volume
ready for the press. We desire a thorough
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We hone 70 be able 10 present Ia the pub
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the edition will be limited to the probable
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hesitate not To say that all classes of readers
will find this to be a work OF Intensely thrill
iT.g interest. As we progress with the printing
we may give our readers extracts relating to
the early times and men Of Mississippi.
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Southern Democrats will Support
Grant
CRAIG & HOGAN

When they live to curse the memory of
Lee and Jackson and when they are willing
to desecrate the graves of their sohier faith
ers. sons and brothers.
Why, the glorious women of the South
would take possession of the polls AMI guard
them with their tears and prayers. To re-
alize how cowardly is the proffered support
of Southern Democrats answer these ques-
tions.
Has Grant asked your support?
Has he once said that he could rise to the
point where the partisan is buried a the
foot of the patriot and that he desires to be
the President of the whole country ami not
of section, of people and not party.
Has he profered you his friendship?
Has he offered to take you into his conf
dence?
1t is bad enough to lick another's fOt
upon compulsion. but to run after him aid
beg the privilege is beyond expression,
The Southern Democracy will never pr
nit itself to be prostituted for the gain
few miserable time-servers who have ben
infesting the party with their presence le-
cause they dared not go to the Republicans.
If such think this is a favorable time 1T
them depart. We have no respect for than
as allies and no fear of them as enemies.
(Gen. Sharp in Columbus independents
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Atrial package of BLACK ORAUGHT"
free Of charge at
RyRON LFuIyis
Katie Putnam.

This well-knOwn actress, supported by the
Edwin Clifford Dramatic Company, will
appear at Angeles Hall Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights of this week. producing
elena, the Madcap," Thursday night
"Old Curiosity Shop" Friday night; "Child
of the Regiment" Saturday evening (mat-
inee}; and "The Little Detective" Satur-
day night We copy the following from
the Lexington Transcript:
The appearance of this lady in the city
eight years ago was greeted with good audi
ences and popular applause, and she then
evidenced great talent; but the added ex-
perience of eight years has made her another
person, almost, and better actress. She
came before as a rising genius. We are not
surprised that she can boast to-day of having
faced large audiences five nights III Lexing
ton, where amusement people usually do
not fare so we'll for the charm of her style
and the bewitching of her little self are as
the powers of the magnet, drawing the peo-
ple to her, as that instrument attracts
objects Of its kind, She is a talented wo-
man, and a shining light il q glorious
sphere Therefore, it is her good fortune to
be irresistibly popular. But enough about
the actress-why need we try to tell the
people what she is-we can't do that half so
we'll as she does in her every appearance
before them.
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