Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07


 paFs of Aets, which pg0vides for ths county recorder of ltbs several .eoun- ties acting clerks of tne boards of supervisors, and receiving pay for such services are hereby repealed.
 SEc IIis act shall take effect and be la force from and after the first Mondayia Apill, EiyhSeen Hun- drej and Sefenlyfnife
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 Snoring is ah evil thar ea1 be cured. 4 writer ia the Scientiiic Monthly tells how ahe habit is ae- Quired and now iE iE put an end to. It is by brealhlpg through the mouth m place of the nostriis that snoring is produced, and an ilyeAaon of d cap aiih d s0ft strap tO come uu- der tue chin and tbus keep the lower jan from fallihgi the remedy. Now all sporerS, f they wish 70 re- fraln fr9n boihering their fellow sleepers. 6ushI to get one of these anti-snOFihg caps
 5 11 is stated ili tho Citizen of the 25th sllimo, flat Colonel POssen has reslgped his position as Register of tLe J 5. Land Office ia Florence. q
 There is no sarcasm in asking q bald headed man why be parts his haiF in Che nillle J8e bare msn- ton of ahs large bare place iIl siew, is wholly unnecessary and lE requires DO wit or ahill.y to di59ot special at- tion to Ihe polished subject.
 Governor Fremont is to receive 5000 t0 cover the e1penses of hts visit to Wathingson, @ Arizoaa Am bassad0r nn tie Salt River Indian Reservation question.
 A eempsRB ef Twenty-Five Indian scouts under command af Capt Raf-i fertY and Lieatenants Perrino and arrived ia t0fn gsstardap. 6n route to the bordef, 0ad scout 0f thirty aays. Hhe miners are being disturbed irl taas5 iossllity by renegade Indians anl Mexican aiehWaymen and tt is proposed to SCOUT che eoun- try and eleas them out --[ Tascon. StaE. m a8
 Ne do not believe thst the desEuc- tion of the Indian 8 necessary to in- sure peace. There is room enough For both the pale f4ce and the red ann, they Taasc not commingls. ths presence pf the 0pe. is the despuc- ton of the other; the Indian lEln- dies to aothing and dies out when brought in consac. with the whites q If fhis unfortunate race would bel preserved, they mua be kept asDar are. Ihe lniians af she territories must be gathered into one great res eryatioa, state, or territory ,-as were the o0utheIh ant S0atbs stern ribes under President Jacksons slninis- fratiph ,wkep the sherOkees, Greeks, Seminoless lhoetaWs, and other tribes were sent into the Indian ter ritory, which has resulted in a hlgh state of civilization ani0ng them. Schools churches, mercantile bnsl- Ress agrinlllturs, and stock-rMslng' hnark the prQgresa of she once uns| SgIme4 red man. They govern them- selves, are ainenable to law, and arc punished for it's qiolation. Star.
 Experiments made by Lehman up- oD g0aag animals showed tbas food pont8iniBg an insaihcient amount 6f' phosphases Het only affects ths For- matlop of lhe skeleton, but has on essential lnlaence upon it's separate pafss- 4 young pig vas fed l26 days up0Tl posatoas alone aiid t had, as a resplthof this insaifcienf food, raehitis rlekets, or soEtealag of rhea bone. Other pigs, from the same Inter, ted upon potatoes, leached out meat, and additional phosphates, for the same length of tune, had . nornabskeleton Yet even in these animals there vas difersnce ac cerding to the kind of pbosphate aa- ded. IHo that were fed on phos- phate of potash had porous bones, specifically ghter than tho othefs, which Fed upon phosphate and carbo- nats of line. If Scleafllie American
 4 newly married lady lnade her first plum pudding the other day. [ aimed to moke ] good pudding shel said to her aasbahd, wlla is a rife man, when tue dish gas served