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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
NoIIee of shelIIf's saIe.

By virtue of an execution issued out .t the District Court of the First Judicial dis trict Of Arizona, in and for the county tf Final, duiy atiested en tAe 2Sth days af April. 4. D. 1873, and to me directed. upon a judgment made and entered in said court against the Final A. anal y. Company. and in favor of J. CoiingwoDd 6 Co.,. by which said judgment. l am commanded f0 make t8e sum 1f Twelve HuBdered Dollar-. with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per annuln till paid, together with live hum Cred aud hffy-tkso 30-luo dollars lS552 3li-ltsa costs ot suit. 5osides, aceruisg costs. ! have levied on the following list Of real estate and personal property. l0 wit: The Final NIL and Mill Site, situate on Qaeea's creek Pioneer district, all the out houses fixture 20 cords of wood, more or less, one box CT candles, half S. K. beans, chairs. e0lt. one cooking stove and Kitchen fixture Usss tables one desk, one thimble for smoke staek one horse. one set extra stamps and dies Public notice is hereby given that 0n- Tues day the dd day of June, at 4 o'clock D. A of that day, at the PinM min site. ] 8id self all the right, title and interest Of the de- fendants in and to che above described prou- erty, at public auction to the highest bitlser for cash, to satisfy said judgmi.nt and all costs.
 Dated Sherif's office, Torrance, May. I3. 1S79. q. P. GABRIEL, Sbern mai6-3w By JERRY FRYER Dup.
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GLOBE DIsTRICT.
mlnsnx News.

The lessees of the Rescue mine are still finding good ore to pay for ther labor.
 Tie General Alen mine has been leased to AIr. Campbell of the Smelting furnace.
 " V Kingsbury has completed assessment work on the B s Johnny copper edge.
 Henry MeNeil and Charles Will son are working steadily on tae Pll- grim lode. They are down 25 feet and have ore in sight
 s
 On Ihe 18th inst near Green Val- ley, Touto Basl. baud of fifteen oismore renegade Lid,aus entered che camp of Sllles and Wixon and after taking everything of yalne, set fire to sle bAlanee and shot at tue parties. but w!thout effect. and re reated in the direction of the Megollou noun tau,s, which they set on ire to cover their tracks. Near same place and tune they raided the ranch of Mir Houston, and killed five horses and several head of cattle IL has nos Deea asccrlaiuei to what tribe these ludims belang. Troops from Fort McDowelI. distance of tw0 d,.5z < travel reached the place nine days after she depredaticus had been com mitted ali reported that they truck ed the IDdlans tweaty mics 5his way on rhe San Carlos trail Thls state nent is conuadicted by the San Car los scout, whu reports the troops after arriving at Green Valley, made nc attempt % follow the renegales. but returned to their quarters at the Fort.
 Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco at Wsstmeyer's-tf
 Best Brands of Cigars at 3. Wsnsl & C0's.-tf
 saliforms oud Eastern canned fruit at B. Wei.l < Co.'S.
 Fresh Ranch Butter at B. Weisl < Co's -tf
 Apple. bench and plum butter at B. Weisl 6 Co.
 A new invoice of good whiskey and wine at B Weisl < Co.
 For good fresh groceries of any kin h go to 3 Weisl < Go.
 Ten thousand pounds groceries re- ccived this week by B. Weisi X Go.
 X No. l White6sh and Mackerel a' Westmeyer's --ar25-tf
 If yeu want 10 Duy goods at bed rock prices, for cash go to B Weisl < Co's.-tf
 Michigan Creamery Butter at Nestmeyer's. 50 cep-s q pound, if you ever try 1t you wIll buy no other.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
5n aeesr7aacs agitb an dct of f1e ,Lsgisiatsge sssssa5Iu of 4rfzono Territory aed Go Proclaasafioa Qf tse GoUsraor 5sassi tsers- L LoTTERY yVfsI De drawn at Prescott,
 A. T. on Wednesday,
 June 4th. 1879.
Acr or rnE LEaIsLaruRE.
An Act to aid in the construction of Capitol Buildings and for the support of Public
 Soh. sois ia, fhta frnl-ffforN of Arizona

An Act to aid in the construction of Capitol
 Buildings and for the support of Public
 Schools in the Territory of Arizona. Be it Enacted bg tke LeQlslatiCe Assembly Qf
 .irisond Zsastory.
 SECTION 1. It shall be lawful for, and the right. power and authority is hereby grant ed for the period of twenty year, from the first day of February 1879, to the Arizona Development C0mpany--a corporation or ganized and existing under and by virtue Of the laws of the Territory Of ArizOna-and its assigns. to give public lotteries, at which, or by means of which money may lawfully be disposed Of by chance, anything iH the laws Of this Territory to the contrary n0twith- standing, etc, etc.
 SEC. . The Governor of the Territory or Ariz0na. and his successor in OIfce, and m the event of the absence, disqualification or death of the Governor-his legal substitute is hereby appointed a Commissioner to su- perintend the drawing or distribution Of prizes in said lotteries and each 0fthem, and certifv tO the correctness thereof. etc.. etc.
 SEC. 3. Al lotteries drawn under the pro- visions of his Act, shall be drawn in some public place to be designated by the Conl- missioner. between the hours of ten o'clock a. n.. and live 0 clock p. nn.. and in 8 man her to be approved by the C0mniS toner.
 Sections 1. and provide for the eollec- tion of ten per cent. from all prizes and the payment of the same into the Capitol and school funds.
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Arrivals..-Easeoe House.

II Perkins, Dos Cabezas J. Archer and J Stone, District; c. ". Wilson and John H Gibbons, Ram.boz; c. " Felter and R. Pow- CTS, Cox and Coplins; Col. Towne, Summit; J " HarreH, Miami; E. Isaac and Wilhelm Firnarman, Cltv; James L. McGargil, McAlilIer; Mrs. B. Arana, Tucson.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Everybody knowing himself indebted to the late firm or W Townsend .S Co.,. Miami eitr, will please eal and settle with $. Klein 6 O., Globe City.
 LEO e OMAN. Assignee of the Estate of " Townsend & Co. mai6-3t
 s. Klein G Co. his purchased he entire stock of goods belonging to W. Townsend 6E to.. Miami City.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Information Wanted.

Information wanted of the whereabouts of James P. McCaferty formerly of Cleveland Ohio, who lived at Picket Post about one year ago; any information eoncerBiig his whereabouts wlll be thankfully received hv his mother, Mrs. MeCaaerty.
 l3s Alabama. Illinois.
 CleVelan :. ohio. Or-I. J. Yosburgh, Giob Afz9Ha.
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Directors 3IeetingOf the Wana
 Nhata $. aT. Go.

That J. De Noon Reylnert is hereby dis charged from the position of Superintendent of this company and also frOm chat of aft0r- ney. 4nd ilc it further resolved that said J. DeNoon Reymcrt. by his e0urse to the esWQany and by his continued efforts to inc iule the mine in its workings and in itS res- Jllation has forfeited ali claim to any com .pensafiOn from this company fer any alleged services. ". P. HARRINGTON.
 President.
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TWO Children Under Ten Years of
 Age
Only I2.O0O Tickets will be Sold. Whole Tickets s5.
 Halves s2, 50. Quarters
61,S5.

The Bank of Arizona will act as Treasurer. and all moneys received from sales of tiekess will be deposited there to awair the drslyV- ing. Prizes will be paid ten days after the drawing.
 All orders for tickets must be accompanied by the money, which can be sent in Bank Drafts on san Francisco, Certificates of De- Fargo & Co.'s. Express.
 Address all communications, and make all drafts and money orders payable to the or. der of the ARIZONA LOTTERY COMPANY, Prescott, A. r.
 Register al letters containing drafts og sostal orders. To avoid forgeries, bug na
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

The Wana Eyhafa silver uintng Company have elected a new B0artl0i Direc- tors, consisting of W. P. Harrington. H ,l- iain Henderson. James Cunningham. F. Connolly. B. " Connolly. Tim0fhF sarseuf and H. c. Partridge, and Geo D. Dalton. Superintendent The election was heiti tIn- der and by virtue of an order uf the Txen- ty-third iistrisf court.
 The SessshoEsEerS of she HEuua Whata silver Mining C0ulpauy are bere.y norified that iaew certificates of stock wia be issued upOa the surrender 0t all old eeF- tifcafes legally issued. at the office of the company. No. l2l >uttef slreet, San fran- cisco. Room No 42 By order of the B0aEa of Directors. W.P. HARRINGTON.
 President. VICTOR REssAYRE- Secretary
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Anu ln accordance with law, and an order Of the Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day of May, 1879, SO many shares of each parcel Of such stock a, may De necessary will be sold at public auction at Che office of Che Company, m the town or Florence, Pinal County, Arizona on Monday the 18th day of June, 1879, at I2 o'clock noon of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs Of advertising and the expenses of sale.
 H. B. SJ MYERS. Secretary. nsa23-ft
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Agent Hart and Mr. Massey of San Carlos and Col Foulks of Camp Thomas were here last Tuesday and returned home the following iay via McMillen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
NOfice.

The partnership of the firm Of Morrill,, Kellncr & Co.,. of Globe City. X. T., having cXpircu by limitation, notice is hereby giv- en thatall parties knowing themselves i'm debted to said firm are requested Co make immediate settlement.
 Mr. J. B. Merrill having withdrawn from the Firm Of Morrill,, kellner ,E Co.,. settle ment of all accounts and its liabilities viii be made by the undersigned.
 "All'' the old accounts Of Morrill,, keiiner e Co. must be settled before new ones are contracted.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
D. '. KELLNER. NL VII .nN

Globe City, AT. May 2J, 1873. ma-2'34t The former firm of Morrill,, Kelner 6 Co.,. has been merged into the new firm of E. F. kellmer E Co. at Globe City and MeMilien. Arizona, who will continue in the same business and solicit continuance of the patronage of the old firm. The stock of the new firm has been increased to double Of its former capital and their stock wll hereafter be found complete m all departments. Mr. ". A. Wilson will take pleasure co wait up- on his old customers ia the Hl0be store as heretofore, and Mr. J " Ransom will be pleased to serve our customers in McMilien at our new establishment in that place.
 r. F. kEl.LNER E co.
 Globe City, 4. T., May 26, lSI9.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

In oar last we encouraged the be- lief that AIr 4 C. Hcssing would shortly be ,n Globe. Since then we are informed his destination $ Sono- ra, Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Messrs Hills of the firm of Hise, Hills X Go. arrived from Chicago last week to take up their abode with us.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
For Rent

Two Good RlISsr1ss houses on Broad street. and centrally l0cqted. for rent. For particulars apply af -ht premises.
 ap25-tfJ VIZ. VAIL. Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

CHICKEN PIE We learu from the Yuma Sentinel that Col. Jonnthan Biges has been commissioned post Trader at Sau Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

The fifteen Indians who raitIed Clifton taking l50 mules belonging to the LongfeIIow Copper Mn ing C'ompans are from the Warm Sprihlss Agency, New Mexico. Chief Vlcro- ria was one of the number They came to within six miles of the sub- agency of san Carlos, where they met and carried away two s4aaws. claiming them to belong to their tribe. They left shod mule in the vicinity of the sub-agency. Sol diers with 20 days ramons are iu par- sult ace3mpanled by Indian scouts from Sall Carlos. With proper de- termination these Indians could be oyertaken and puaisaed and if they are not the will IS wanting.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

or sooner, if all the tickets are sooner dis posed of. on which occasion there will De distributed THIRTY-ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. in 2S2 urizes as follows.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Mills Van Wagenen brother of G. S Van Wagehen. arrived from the East last week. He will enter into the practice of law in tAis place He has all the qualities to insure sue cess.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

White fish. mackerel and picked herring 1t B Weisl < Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Notice Of Sale of Stock to Pay Deiin-
 quent Assessment.

Alamo Amarillo Company. Location Of place of business, Florence, Pinal County, Ariz5Ia. Nctice-There is delinquent upon the following described stock. on account of Assessment tNO. g levied on the l6th day of April. 1879, the several amounts set oppo- site the names Of the respective sharehold- el.s |. inllnEI..
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Fine Gun Powder Tea at Vest meyers.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
proeIamation of the Governor.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTalENT,
Inme Afh. I470.

The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres coff on
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Bacon IS cents per pound at Vest meyers.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

Geo. Adams of San Francisco has been spending ten days at the Mexican mine examining it for the parties interested in It's purchase. Mr. Adams is a practical busiress man and it seems, went to work to get the bottom faets. He left on the 24tl for his home satisfied that the mine was all tbat IL had Jceurep- lo be.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friday. Hay 30. 1879.

Eaton X Bailey shipped } 54S ounces silver buIhon on Tuesday
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
The Manner of Distribution
 Will be as Follows

Twelve thousand slips of leather number ed from one to twelve thousand will be pub iicly deposited iii large glass wheel witch wifi then be closed and sealed by the Terri t0Iial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred and eighty-sWo slips of leather numbered in accordance with tire prizes announced viii be publicly deposited m small glass wheel, which will also be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 4 Committee of seven citizehs win be selected by the ticket holders to examine every stage of the proceedings.
 Both wheels will then be revOlyed ID sight Of the audience, Enti thelF contents are mixed and thoroughly mingled. The seals win then be broken and the wheels 0pered and
 Ewo Children Under Ten Years of
 Age
 will be placed. one at each wheel. and a prize and a number drawn ct the same time. The wheels will then be closed and reyol9ed. and another number and prize drawn. ;lnd this process repeated until the 252 prizes are ali drawn. The holders of tickets bearing corresponding numbers will be entitled t0 the prizes drawn.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
New Advertisesnsnl-
lIILLs YAN WAGENEN.
TTORNEY AT LAW.

ATTORNEY n LAW. Globe City, Arizona. Will give prompt attention to ell business intruSted 10 his care and will practice in an Courts iH the Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Certificate Of TerritOriaI Freasurer.

Certificate Of Territorial Treasurer. l. Thomas ]. Butler. Treasurer Of Arizona Territory, hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed m my office its acceptance in writing of the Act of which the above is a copy, and has also filed in my 0I8ee a bond in Ehe sum Oi twenty thousand dellars, which bond has been approved by the Governor. and an As sOciafe Justice Of the Supreme Court or Ari- zOna Territoiy '. conditioned for its faithful performance of the provisions of said Aet.
 THOMAS J. BUTLER,
 Territorial Treasurer. Prescott. Feb. 20th, 1873.
 Proclamation of the Governor.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 February 10th, 1873. l, John c. Fremont, Governor of the Ter ritOrv Of Arizona. and ex-OffieiO C0mnlis- sioner to supeTintend the drawing of lot tefies for the support of the Public Schools, etc., by virtue of the power and authority vested in ne by law, do hereby designate as the place where the nrst Lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Com pany. the Theatre, in Prescott, the Capital of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be the 4th day of June, 1879, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. nl.. and o'clock p. m.
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of t1e
 Territory of Arizona. tilis Doth day fSEALl Of February, 4. D. 1879.
 JOHN C. FREMONT. Governor and ex-0fiieic Lottery C0mlnis- sfOner
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30

The Silver Era and Etna mines which were bonded to gentleman who ls now negotiating a sale III New York, NJ lner < Watson. the owners, are Eot cw as anxious for the consummation of the bargain as at the date of the bond for the req son that recent developments have greatly Improved the appearance and value of the properties.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30


 From wlat we learn the Mexican mine has been sold Co a Chicago company, wno contemplate the cree 'ion of a ID | at once. The mine is among the best in the district. It has been worked for two years and the universal opinion of our mining men is that It will pay i's owners large dividends.
 The SroAewaIl mill, although 6u- Y running about five hours out of the tweuty-four in consequence of scarcity of water, is turning out bul- lion, as VIC are reliably informed at the rate of about s200 per hour. We thlnk it wlll not be long before a full supply of water will be obtained and as the ore is abundant the mill will then run on full tune. /
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NgFINA.

VICTOR RRssAYRE- Secretary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-14
A Revolution in Gas Light.

To secure a clear, brilliant, artificial
light, and bring the cost of such a light
within the reach of all, both rich and
poor, is a subject which is now occupying
the attention of some of the greatest sci
entists of the present day, and every
effort is being made to reduce the exorb-
liant price charged for coal gas, or over.
CONF the monopoly which the present gas
companies represent. There is now on
exhibition at the office Of the Commercial
Hotel of this city an apparatus for the
manufacture of gas that bids fair to do
more for the accomplishment of this
object than anything heretofore brought
before public notice. 1t is called the
Standard Gas Machine, and for simplicity,
durability and efectually accomplishing
all the inventors claim for it, which is
that it gives a light equal, if not superior,
to the best coal gas manufactured, and at
a cost of less than one-third the price
charged for coal gas. This machine is
simple in construction, not liable to get
out of order, and is entirely free from
danger, there being neither fire, water nor
acid used in the manufacture Of this gas,
and after being set up and put in position
does not require one-tenth the care of one
oil lamp to keep it in perfect running
order. 1t is, therefore, in the interest of
~
all who desire a good light, either in the
city or suburbs, as it can be used with
equal facility in the country and city, to
call and give this machine a careful ex-
animation and see it in operation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-14
The Southern F'resbyterians.

The general assembly Of the South
ern Presbyterian church, which meets
in Louisville to morrow, the 10Th,
wa first organized by the ministers
and elders of the then Confederate
States at Augusta, Ga, with a constit.
uency of 81 ministers and licentiates,
and 1857 communicates. OF the
assembly, the distinguished Rev. B.
M. Palmer, of New Orleans, was mod
orator. Since then the general assem-
bly, has met annually as follows: In
1862, at Montgomery, Ala, DR.. j. L.
kirkpatrick, moderator; in 1863, at
Columbia, s. c., DR.. j. A. Lyon,
moderator in 1864, at Charlotte, N.
G., DR.. j. S. Wilson, moderator; in
1865, at Macon, Ca, DR.. George
Howe, moderator in 1866, at Mem
phis, DR.. A. H. Kerr, moderator
in 1867, at Nashville, DR.. j. v.
Moore, moderator; in 1868, at
Baltimore, DR.. j. N. Waddell, mod
orator; in 1869. at Mobile, DIR. Stuart
Robinson, moderator in 1870, at
Louisville, DR.. r. l.. Dabney, moder-
ator; 1871, at Huntsville, Ala, DR..
W. s. Plummer, moderator in 1872,
at Richmond, DR.. T. r. WEIGH, mod
orator in 1873, at Little Rock, DR..
H. NJ. Smith, moderator in 1874, at
Columbus, DIR. j. i. Girardeau, mod
orator; in 1875, at st. Louis, DR.. NJ.
D, Hoge, moderator in 1876, at
Savannah, DIR. B NJ. Smith, modera-
tor; in 1877, at New Orleans, DR.. C.
A.. Stillman, moderator in 1878, at
Knoxville, Tenn, DR.. I. Il. Peck,
moderator.
There are now twelve Synods, sixty
four Presbyteries, I'LL ministers and
licentiates, 145 candidates for the
minist ry,1878 churches, 5428 elders,
1852 deacons, 1l4,578 communicates
68,12l Sunday-school children, show
ing an increase of churches an mem
bership of over fifty per cent. The
contributions to all objects reported
last year were 81 ,O30,971. The church
has two fine theological seminaries,
one in Virginia and the other in South
Carolina, and a school for preparing
colored men to preach the gospel at
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
There has been much talk of a re-
union between the Northern and
Southern Presbyterians, but it is not
likely to be accomplished for some
years, if ever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-14
Personal.

Lewis L. Parham is giving dramatic
readings at various places for the ben
eft of the Butler Anderson fund.
Sheriff j. +. Mathews and j. w.
Youngblood, Of S%enatobia, Miss, were
in to hear Mr.. Beecher last evening.
Our old time friend and fellow
craftsman, II. Clay Davis, clerk Of the
County Court of st. Francis county,
at Forrest City, Ark, paid us a flying
visit yesterday, looking well and
hearty. 1t is unnecessary to say he
goes back a subscriber to the LEDGER.
Mr.. Cook, the architect, deserves
public thanks for the perfect system
which he displayed in the arrange
ment of seats in the Exposition build
ing for the lecture last evening. Mr..
Beocher and his manager, Major Pond,
of Boston, were emphatic in their
praise Of the whole affair.
j. w. Frizzcll and John R. Friz-
zoll, Of Nashville e. Tauin, John T.
Joyce, W. w. Farley, H.. B. HOnly.
O. Loweustine and Julius Knox, OIL
Tennessee p. Bluenthal and Mark
Michael, Of Holly Springs, were visit
ors at the cotton exchange to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-14
Fortunes Wheel.
AlFRED rKSxYsox.


q" Turn. Fortune, turn thy wheel and lower
the proud;
Turn thy wild wheel through sunshine, storm
and cloud
Thy wheel we neither love nor hate.
" Turn, Fortune, turn thy wheel, with smile
or frown;
With that Wild wheel we 20 not up or down;
Our hoard IL little, but our hearts are
great.
d" Smile and Wesnile, the lords Of many lands:
FroNn, and We smile, the lords Of our own
hands,
For man il man, and master Of his fate"
Thenext grand scmi-annual distribution
Of the Louisiana State Lottery is at noon
on Tuesday, June 18th, at New Orleans.
nnder the sole management Of Generals
Beauregard and Early. The prizes amount
- oyer half a million, and tickets are ten
dollars, with proportional fractions t.
tenths. For information, address N. A
Dauphin, postofice box Coz, New Orleans
Louisiana.