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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03


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REORGANIZATION.

Meeting Of the Republieaa stats
Central Commtttee- squssfng
the Yards and Preparing for
ths Csmpaiga Of 1850.
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EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout the United
states, Europe. Japan. China and the last
Indies, the Australian Colonies aud Now Leo
land, and on Honolulu (uswsiD.
New YoRx BANKEns-Tho Bank OF New York,
N. u. A.; American kxchange National bank.
LoxDon BAHKKhs- Messrr. smith. Payne a
Smiths; the Union bank OF London. jotd
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Pay Day.

Following are the pay rolls Of some Of
the principal mines Of the Comstock for
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under the dates
given. have been sen, from the Comsiock
to the principal offices Of the various COM
panies In San francisco:
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From our Special Rsportsr.l
EprroR News : A few minutes before
6 O'Clock yesterday morning q frs broke
out in the rear Of the Railroad House on
Commercial Row. which nearly destroyed
the entire business portion Of Reno.
The main business part Of the town lies
between Sierra and Psavine streets on
the east and west. and between Plaza
and Second streets ON the north and
south.
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ohiutN W Aas As
Many suppose the irs was The work
Of m incsudiary, but I am inclined to
credit the version OF Q colored man, BY
name Myers. who says that u was
caused by GOALS In Some ashes which
wsre put against the wood.pils BY .
Chinese cook. OF the Railroad Hotsl.
The high wind which came up toward
morning uncovered the FIRE and com
municated II to the dry cedar wood.
RHO RELIHr coNNrrrlH.
Last night a citizens meeting Was
called at Distric. Attorney Gaines once.
and the following Relief Committee sp-
pointed Rev. G. NcKslvsy. Rev. A.
Drains. Rev. ". r. Jsnvsy. D. Martin
and W. L. Knox. II Was also ordered
that fifteen extra police be appointed 70
watch the town. The Pavilion wa
placed at the disposal OF the committee
and last night 1t was used - . supply
depot and dormitory for those without
homes.
HOPEFUL ~ USUAL.
Reno has received q loss which u win
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
GLOBE DISTRICT.
Nhnine News.


 We were misinformed last week in stating that men were at wors on the Danube mine. The mistake occur red from the fact. that several men at work on an adjoining claim were camping on the Danube lump. and drawing water from the shaft for cooking purposes
 The Milton lode IS still looking well, and SIX men are kept steadily at work.
 Tue Millner & Watson claims are looking quite promising. When .he Merrill mill is ready to go into Oper- atiOn, there wiil be a good supply of second class ore available for it's bat sery from these mines.
 The Buckeye company is still drifting northwest in the lower works, for parallel lead. The ground is very hard, being a solid green stone rock Ony three men are al work.
 IL is said that ,he owhers Of the La Plata claim at Richmond Basin, are threatened wlth legal trouble from the old McDows company We don'. know anything about the merits or leinerits of tue case.
 We understand that at the depth of l50 feet a great improvement is visible in the ore body of the Inde- peulence lode. It is richer than il has been heretofore, IS more compact and more abundant ir quantity. The owners are naturally elased over their fine prospects.
 The grading for che new roasting furnace soon to be erected at the Ilsskin mill is we'll advanced IL is at the northwest eud of the mi building on a line between the bat tery and pan rooms.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Mining Notice.

70 N1Om a Aav Concern
 Edward Cook or any others claiming in- terest in that certain mining location or claiIn the first east extension of the Silver Chief miEe, known ga the Manhatten AIill and Mining Company, situated in Pioneer dis trict, about fifteen miles N ". from tue Sic yer kiHg mine, in Pinal county, A. f. This Is Go notify you that in accordance with pro visions 0f mining act of May 10th, 1872, and in compliance with the requirements of said act, work has been dCne on said mining 5rd day of February, 1870. by the under signed. Now, therefore, if within ninty days from the first publication of this notice. you do not come forward and pay xoui proper proportion of tho cost of said work the undersigned win claim forfeiture of all your right, tide and interest if and 60 eyery portion of said mining claim.
 CHARLES ,CESLlNaER
 March 17th. 1879. inr.5s-sm
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
SummOns.

In the Justices Court, of Gila Township,
 Globe Precinct, in the County of Pinal,
 Territory of Arizona, F. B. Miller, J. P. John If. Hise, plaintiff Vs John l.. Taylor,
 deieadaut-su Summons
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting % John l.. Taylor, defendant fou are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office in Globe in the County Of Final. on the 4th day of August, 1S79 at H o'clock a. m., in an action brought against you by said plaintiff to answer the complaint Of the above named plaintiff.
 Said action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred and seventy-niue aud 69-loe u0llars for goods wares and merchandise furnished Go you said defendant by said plaintiff at your instance and reeuest. or Judgment will be taken against you for said amount, together with costs Of this suit is you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under my land this 30th day of May. I679 F. B. MILLER,
 A Justice Of the Peace of said Township
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

Call and See the new coffee tower at E F. Kellner < Co. run by an eight day ealendsr clock aud turns out fresh ground coffee all day long.
 Fresh Hams, Bacon. Lard, Butter and Californ can goods just arr rived at 5. F. Kellner 6 Go.
 E. F. Kellner & Co. buy their goods for Spot Cash P and give prompt buyers the advantage thus gaiAel.
 B F KelIner & Co. have the largest stock of goods in Globe city. also in McMillen and sell at Bee Rock Prices 7
 E. E. Kellner & Co. have the Agency for Giant Powder. Fuse and caps. also St Louis Auheuser Beer.
 Saddles. Orindstons., Trunks Kegs and Cauteens always or hand at E. F. KelIner $ Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

Large Lot Of gents' summer cloth ing at E. F KeIlner & Co.
 California and Eastern canned fruit at B. Weisl & Co.'S.
 E. F. KeIlner e Go. have just re- eeived % 900 pounds of goods.
 Fresh Ranch Butter. 50 cents per pound at B. Weisl < Co.'s. -tf
 E. P. Kelluer S Go. make 3 spe- ciality of Miners Outfits.
 Apple, peach and plum butter at B. Weisl & Co.
 For a Hobby Hat and good boot, cali at E. F Kefner 6 Co.
 A new invoice of good vhiskey and wine at 3 Weisl & Co.
 E. F Kellner & Go. have just re- ceiyed a new stock os Swiss Muslin, JaeODet, cheek Muslin &c.
 Bourbon Whisky, Best Gin and New York Brandy at E. P. Keliner < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
McMfIIen Efem~.

X train Of geoas for E F. Kell- neF arrived Sunday.
 Maiher < Thornton are working the Have Seed. The lplne looks i promising.
 E. D Willis moved his store to The Jack 0'Niel building on the ] 10th inst.
 Patrick Shahley is building large stere-room next door to Kellner & Co.
 John M. Jones is building a store room opposite E D. Willis new store.
 Tom Donovan has purchased the store building adjoining his house on che west and intends fixing 1t up, in brown stone front style"
 McGargiH. Martin and Mccarthy are running 8 drift into the Contin- eatal from the bottom of another shaft near the guieh and will strike the Continental vein at about forty feet from the surface. The StonewalI mill is now well supplied with water from the Hanni- bal and StonewalI shafts, consequent ly It is running full time. Ore nest abundant Another rich strike has recently been made m the mine, showing native silver.
 Property in the possession of les sees has been attached by Sheriff Thomas which action IS likely 10 prove q breeder of litigation to the officer lnasmfch as theilessees claim to possession IS foru6ea Gy delivery un- der a written lease of some months standing. Officers ss well as cia- zens are responsible under the law, for overt acts.
 Ne are informed that a gentleman of this place is in possession of a letter from the chairman of the Board of Supervisors, which states that L K. Smith at present acting Justice Of the Peace is doing so without authority. Perhaps Mr. Smith may be able to show a com mission and that he fled his oficla' bond and oath within the t.me pre- scribed by law.
 Mr II. c. Hoffman of McMaleu has just had fifty Eve pounds of ore specimens worked u the Haskin mi.I and as the product was mneteeh pounds SIX ounces of bullion, nearly o90 hne, car readers will understand that the Globe district ores are una saally rich. The specimens referred to, came from different mines in the district. Being ID the aggregate one-third pure silver they must Be- cessariiy have been selected with great care.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Globe City Retail Prire Current, Corrected Weekly by E. F. ReII.
 ncr .& Co.

Axes S2; axle grease soc; anvils Si5; bel lows SD; brooH.s COG; bags seamless 50c; beer Anheussr q dog. S6: oeans Eex. per lb. f0c; bcanh Boston bk'd I)c; butter ranch per ib. 65c, butter eastern per lb. 4oe, brandy DOT gal 30; candies per Do j0c; eandses per 10 6oc; ccfiee green per lb 33 and ] third cfss coffee roasted per ib 50c; coflee ground per i0 soc; crackers s0da per %. 25c, crackers sweet per lb 39e, cheese Easteln per lb 55c; eggs fresh per d0z 7ac; eggs desiealed can $l; fish salmon kit g.; ish herring kit sf 90, hsh trout kit t4 lo; fuse D tape Si %, fuse giant DO; -four Las Cruces s6; -four Hay den's go DO; -four Salt rVer S9; fruits eal. can l3c; fruit dried per 10 p; domestic bieached 10 to 9; domestic unbleaehed l2 and 1 half 10 20; ham perlb 30; hammers per ID 70 to 90; hammer handlcs each 90; horse shoes per ib lS; OK shoes per ib 30; iron per 10 70 to 70; Jelly Cal. can l5; lard Fairbanks 20 to 30; lemon sugar best 60; iye per can 90; nlaeaf9ni per ID 70; meats per can 0J; nails per ID lS, nails horse 70 % 60, nails OK shoe 60; oil lard per gal 32 90, oil iinse6d per gal S3; oil kerosene per gsl <i SO, picks S2; pick handles %; pickles per 10 lij, powder giant no per 70 & 15; powder giant Jud- son's perib 49s powder Dupont keg S7 30; powder sporting per 10 tl p; powder yeast and baking $i; putty per ID %; prints per English per 10 70, steei American per lb 35, sh0yels T. q S1; s02p laundry i5 Co 20; soap esstiie 70: syrup maple half cum e2s syrup silver dip per gal g j0; sugar cut leaf s3; sll- gar q 2ss salt English l2 and ] half Uis; salt domestic i1 sait coarse 8, tobaeco chewing per 70 Si. tobacco smoking per 70 g Co &2, tea per ib 75c co 8I 60; vinegar Fer g1 Sl 5o, vegetables lbs cans go, wine per g4i s5; whdks per gal S8 5o to 80.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Mining Notice.

All persons claiming an interest as CO., owners in Little Pete Aline located about one mile north of Silver King mine. in Pioneer district, PiHal county, Arizona, are hereby notified that the undersigned a cO-owner ia said Little Pete mi1e has per- formed the tabor and made the improve ments thereon ca required by the United States Mining Laws for the year ending April 20, 1879, and that if you fail to pay your proper proportion of the Yalue of said labor and improvements within the time i x- cd by said law your interest in said mine will pass to and become the property of
 JOHN FUNK.
 ma S0-3m
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Notioe

Is hereby given that on and afser Sunday the 18th instant the undersigned will with draw from the agreement entered into be- tween the several merchants of Globe t0 close their stores on sunday of each week at that day, for the reason that miners and la- boring men will thereby be better aec0mmO- dated ln making purchases And having bound ourselves in the penal sum of Sz5 mot to sell goods, wares, and merchandise after Che hour named in said aereenlent'' ve hereby 9eclare our willingness to pay the fornt money when called upon tO do so
 s. KLEIN & co. llloDe. June Q. IS-9.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Enfarmation Wanted.

Information wanted of the whereaboutBo Of James P. 8cCafsrty formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, who lived as Picket Post about one year ago; any information concerning his whereabouts wlii be thankfully received by llis mother, Mrs. GcCafIerty,
 l36 AlabaUlz, Illinois.
 Cleveland, Ohio Or-J. q. Vosburgh, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

Col. Hatch. commanding district of New Mexico, reports captaln By ers' command as having fought a band of Warm Spring Indians on the 18th ult in tbe Mmbres mountains and as having killed foui. and wound ing four, two morally, and captur- ing their camp. Chief Terriyio is one of sbe killed. One soldier kill ed and two wounded.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

Parties knowing themselves indebt- ed to tue old firm of Morrill,, Kell- ner & Co. and Lave failed to settle with the undersigned must do so al an early day or their accounts wlll be given to our attorney for collee- ton. E.. P. KELLNgR < Co
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

On the 5lh, et Las Vegas, New Mexico. ah Italian who murder ed a Frenchman and 3 Mexican wo- man. and was sentenced to be hang ed. granted 3 new trial; aud a Mexi- cau who also committed a murder, were taken from the jail and hanged in the public square
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Herring, Trout, Salmon and Mack efel at E. E. Ke.lner $ Go.

Dr. ". F. Smith, the former dent- ist of San Francesca, IS still in trouble about his Arizona divorce. He waived examination on 3 fresh charge of adultery with his present wife2 nee Annie Carpenter. in the city court of San Francisco, last Tuesday, and gave $500 bail to stand irial Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

AL our FLORENCE aud SANFORD stores win always be found a fsili and complete aSsortment0f Dry Goods, Groceries. Bo0ts and shoes. Grain, Flour. Lumber. etc, etc, which wia 5s sold, both VI Wholesale and Re- tail, At She tfrf lowest uiarAe' Tr4eR
 uafe-31
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Notice
great care

The sale of Real Estate at the suit Of {. C. Bafeman vs. Miami Mining Company is hereby postponed until Monday the 14th day of July A. D. 1879.
 Dated SheriITs office. Florence. June 10. A. D., 1879. q. P. Gabriel, sheriff
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Y E1lI be drawn af PTescott. A. T. 0n Wednesday,
 .gusae stIa. 1879.
Atr OrruE s.Essls1. ATuRE.

An Aet to aid in the construction of Capitol
 BuildlncS and for the supp .rt of Public
 schools in the Territory of ArizenA- Re x Eaaeted 5v tas Legixiasire dsSeaiofg of
 4Igizona Ie5visorg
 SECTION I. 1t shah be aSiul for, anu the right, p0tse and saehoufy iS hefebN grant ed l0s the period of twenty year>, from tie Sr.s .iav of February. IS19 to the Arizona Daveiopment COmpany--a g0FpoTat on or eanizeti and existing under and by virtue oi toe laws Of the Territory of Arizona--;tiid i5s assigns. 10 give public lotteries, at which, or hy mean, of which money may lawfully le dISnoSed of bv chance. anything in the laws ei this Territory to the contrary notwitil- standing, etc, etc.
 SEC. 2 The CoVernorOf the Territory 0i sr5zona- and his s4c.ess0f in office, and ii fl,e event of the absence. disqualification or death of the 50verBer-.his legal substitute is hereby appointed q Colnlilissloners 20 stl- perinteDd the drawing or distribution CT r,izes in said lotteries and each Ofthen. and certify to the correctness thereof, etc., etc.
 SEC. 3. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions of his Act, shall be drawn in some public place fO he designated by the Com missioner. between the hours Of ten o'clock g. na, and five o'clock ?. m-, aDd ln man. ner to be approved by the Commissioner.
 Sections j. 3 and provide for the coiiec- ton of ten per cent. from all prizes ana the Dsrment of the same into the Capitol and School funds.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
General Forwarding
Commission
Business. aud wil always keep oD hand fall stock of Merchandise, especially suited to ~eamstsrs, TrayA elers, Miners and Farmers.

All gooLis eozsigned to our care will re- ceive fbe best of attention and be forwarded with dispatch by experienced and reliable frcighiers. at the psgv lo,ossf rafssobtainable < wiu contract Co deliver treignt % any portion of the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
arr..al.--....eae alaa.s.

James Resueids. Phuux J II. Loeghesa. Tucson; P Thomas and Wa. Walker Florence: ( l,cs.hart, el.as IIernana J Branstt and thas Hyde. Gold Hn " 0. Hon. uer. James cofFev. CAas Read. J. D. Frink J B. Jones Tlsos Vest 500 ana John Brown. Tombstone C. l.. Morse. Miami K. 0'Connell, C. Cropley M. O'Connell, A. T. Jones. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Morehouse. Fred. Medler and r. shanley, Nc. Million John Sanders, Picket Post Dr. Wilson. Ruaaboz camp; C. " Felter. Cox X Coplin camp; z. " Arthur Pittsbarg. Pa c R. Greg ory. St. Louis, No: c. P Biggs Quincy. h.; Ed. Harper and Jas Abbott, yicksburg Rev. J J Win gar, Picket Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Arizona Silver Belt.
rrlaay. June IS. 1879.

The Miavi Home, al E. F keii- oer < Oo
 Baeou l 8 cents per pound ai West u,rver's
 White fish. maekerel and piekle' herring a B wei~l < co.
 Corn and Barley fer sale at E. F Kellnel X Co.
 New CaIiforma potatoes at Weav- er's.
 l Go to F. F. Kellaer 6 Co. for tn hest cigar 'n town. Weaver has for sale st. I.oul hams and bacon.
 For good fresh groceries of an, kind ge to 3 we'sl < Co.
 4 large Assorsmeni of clothing just arrived at E. F. Kellner & Co.
 Pure Los Angeles honey at Weav- er's.
 Fine Gun Powder Tea at West meyers.
 E.F. Kellner 6 Go. keep reeeiv- ing new goods eonsfantly.
 Weaver sells four by sack ol pound at bottom figures
 Best Brands of Cigars at T Weisi & co's.-tf
 E. F Kellner < Co. g've speeia bargains Go cash customers
 Don't forget to go to Hise. Hill. < Co 's for fresh ranch butter. fifty cents per pound
 Assortment of Iron, Steel, Picks, Anyils. axes &c. just iu at E. F. Kellner & Co.
 Weaver bnys for cash and sells fol cash. consequently can afford to sel at a small profit
 Winchester rifles, Pistols and al kinds of Ammunition always on hand at E. F Kellner $ Co.
 F. $. Massey is here with scouts from San Carlos rounding ID h. dians who are out without passes.
 If you want 10 ouy goods as bed rock prices for cash. go to B Weisl & Co's.-tf
 E.F Kellner t Co. Lave removed their Globe store to corner Broa and Mesqulte streets.
 George Weaver desires us to say that he will keep open 365 days 1T the year
 E-F. Keiluer 6 Co. do buaines, on prompt cash basis ans viii not be apdersoIa.
 Geo. H. Stevens dwelling. to gether witb contents including S70l in greenbacks. on Eagle creek was re. gently burned.
 With cash you can buy goods from ten to twenty per cent sheaper at E F Kellner $ 60. than ever sold be. fore in this camp.
 Tie social, Tuesday night, m th, building soon to be occupied as th, BsLT office, was 8 joyous assembling. of fair women and brave men
 E. F. Kellner 6 Co. aitn to satis- ! fY 8 lorg felt want in fhis camp an, vii sell goods at Rock Bottom Prices /" to prompt buyers
 Mrs J. J. Skinner and grandson. mother and nephew oF Mrs. J II Hlse of this place. arrived from Port land, Oregon, last Saturaay by Ls. ey's coach.
 The drawing of the Arizona Lot tery is postponed until August 4th Tickets may be ordered from J Goldwater $ Bro, Agents Prescott Arizona Jack 2 Eaton. accompanied by tieorge Parker. left yesterday fol Silver City Tom catron will ioi, them st San Carlos agency EatoI ! has made ample provision for h, journey, having taken with him tws hams. six gooseberry pies, fourteer dozen soft boilei eggs, four pounds crackers, thirty yards red calico, on, dozen iews- aaTps twelve small mir ~o,e ,-o o..as ftf.r..,.f-.- l.-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

CT sooner. if all the tickets arc sooner dis posed of on which occasion there viii be distributed THIRfI-0Nk THOJS ANI' TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. in 2S2 prizes as follows:
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
Notice.

 The partnership of the firm of Morrill, kellner & Co.,. Of Globe City, A. T., having sxpireu by limitation, notice is hereby giF- en that all parties knowing th,smseiYes in debted Go sdid firm are requested to make immediate settlement.
 Mr. J. B. Morrill, having withdrawn from the Firm of Merrill, keliner & C0., setlie- men5 of ails accounts and it's liabilities vii be made by the undersigned.
 .sAli'i the old accounts or Morrill, Kel.nCr G Co. must be settled bCfore aeW ones arl contracted.
 D. F. KELINER,
 ". A. WILSON. Globe City, 4. T., May 20, 1879. ma-254t The former firm of Morrill,. Keiiner E Co. has been merged into the new firm of E. F. kellner E Co at Globe City and AIc3liIlen, Arizona, who will continue in the same business and solicit continuance of the patronage Of Che 0id fiIIa. The stock of the new 1rIn has been increased Go double or its former capital and tllelr stock yyili here after be found complete ID ail departments Mr W. A. Wilson Will take pleasure b wait up- on his old customers in the Globe store as heretofore, and Mr. q. ". Ransom wil be pleased 10 serve our customers in McAIiileD at our new establishment in that place. Nr. E. F. kellner has charge of the Finances and general management 0f both houses.
 D. F. KEiI.NER X co. Globe City, 4. T., May 26. 1873.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

New York butter. cheese, ground and roasted coffee at E. F Kellner 6 Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
certiheate Of rerritoriaI rreasUrer-

Certificate Of rerritoriaI TreasUrer- l. Thomas J. Butler. Treasurer Of Arizona Territory. hereby certify that the Arizona DexelopInent Company has tsIss day flied iiI nnv office its acceptance in writing of the Act of which the above is 2 copy, and has also fled in my office q bond in the sum 0i twenty thousand iellars, which bond has been approved by the Governor. and an As- soeiaee Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- z0na Territ0, y conditioned for iLS faithful nerfornlance of the provisions ot ssiu act
 THOMAS J. BUTLER.
 Territorial Treasurer.