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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
neMnien Items.


 The Stone sall mil sounded her sugle-nole, the fIsltine. on the 27th.
 Ed. Polk vas slightly hurt the oth- CT day while working n the Stone vali by falling rock, though not se- riyusiy.
 Tke ssldiers fncanped near Me Millen left tbai place for Mcdowell on Sunday lass
 The individual suspected of firing the town last week skipped oaf, bas subsequently, returned 3 few days af- rewards. He canie ia on tae buck board, but in sra minates alser his arrival couI' noi te found, and has not been seen since.
 On Wednesday nigh. of last wee. aboai l2 o'clock. 6re broke out in the house Ia.ely occupied sy Frank Miushull as 3 store, and before 1t was discovered the James were leaping 20 feet above the roof. At first the roas of the fire was thought Co be a food of water coming down the can yon, but upon Mir Steve Upton go- ing to tue door of MedIeF's saloon, where be Is bar tender, aseertaihed the origin of the peculiar noise aRc gave the alarm. But for timely as- sistance being close at hand an l working like machinery, the maia portion of the town would have been burned. The building is a frame one and stands between Medler's place, the largest and best house in the town, and Harr0d's saloon, an- other frame building, all of which would have been consume.i, with number of others standing in close proximity. had not lhe fire been ex- Upon examination i1 was found to be the work of an incendlary, sho carried into the house au armful of dry shakes, fired them and sklpp- cd, after locking the door to prevent an entrance. The parties present de- serve great credit for presence of mind and the maner in winch they worked to check. the flames. After he excitement was ever, all were as- .onishei at the miracieloas escape rom a general conaagration.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

 Recent developments in the Stone
 wall No. 1 .nine, the property of
 Joseph Chamberlin, has agreeabIy
 disappointed even it's staid owner,
 which requires something of an uns
 usual nature to unlock bic tongue.
 lie has worked steadily for some time
 on the claim without aImost hope
 of commensarate reward for his labor
 and would have shrswnup the sponge
 long since had 1t not been for the
 '.gOuge1 and the aaEtering appear-
 anee of ghe walls near the surface.
 'Tls true, he found punches of good
 ore from the surface down, whick
 paid ne more than wages, and thus continued from dky to day untll last
 Friday, when a sbot revealed some thing sahd, ehick, upon examination,
 told bis praeticed eye that the Stone
 wall vouldsoon prove sonethiDg'more than 8 prospect lie has nov uh-
 covered foaE feet of remarkably good
 ore, bur ws cannos say how much
 mOre, nor can be, for the reason that that is al that is developed. lie is sinking on the hangihg val, and the class of ore referred to covers she en- tire width of the bottom of Ibe shaft. Three feet of this org gave an aver age assay Of $52s o--100, the other foot, which Mr c presaines is ] lower grade ore, was rot tested. He bmposes sinking his shaft deeper, and wli then cross cut with the view of assertaining whether CT no: this class of ore covsls tue vein, which shows niue feet en Ebe sur face. This niue is one and B half miles north east of Globe. IL vas lo- catej andnamed SrOnswall before the discovery of .be McMlllen St0neRan, which is in the same district, and for that reason we designate Chamber Inns mine as Stonewall No. l
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Summons.

 En the Justices Court of Cha Township
 Precinct No. 8. in the County of Pinal. Territory of 1-rizona, E. F. Ihompsea, J.F
 c. A. Galway, Plaintif; ys Seventy SIX Silver Mining Company, Defendants
 Summons
 Izs Territory ef Arjzona sssds Grssfiag e
 SszeEfg Sir Sitter Aigtag C2mPeDs, De ffn2aafs
 You are hereby summoned to appear be- fore ne, at my once in Picket Post. Pre- cinct No. 5, Gila Township. in the county of Pi1ai, on the 7th dsy Of July, 1879, at g o'clofk a. m., in an action brought against yoa by said Piaintin, to answer the con plainSof the above named plainiiS
 Said action ls brought to recover the sea of SeveRty-aeven 5O-1oo ($7T 50l Doliars for a draft drawn by s. V. Foreman, supt. and accepted by B. 8. Kellogg, secty., of I6 Silver Mi>ing Company, or Judgment wia be taken against you for the said amount, together witA costs of tais suit if yos1 fail @ appear and answer
 70 rhe Sheriff or any Constable of sad county. Greeting Make legal service and due return thereof
 Given under my hand this 18th day of A Pril, 1879. E. F. THOMPSON, A Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
 Wr2-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

,s Eeur mmah- seFoe ra3teisSh
 and ais six sttelishfs started for
 Indian 7crriioiy. the Joint Con1nis- si,n en Transfer of tee Iudssi Bure-
 Sa. consisting of ten persons. left Washington and visited St. Louis.
 Omaha. Fort Worth. Kansas City.
 Decatur. Ogden. Salt Lake City, San fra1icisco and Los Angeles. be- ing gone several months. and their total expenditures were less than 46 900. The Patterson sub-commit- tee trwveled in direct lise from Washington to Denison. Texas. and were absent less thAn 6 month. This party consisted only of seven per sons---f1ree of whom. q, least. were unnecessary to the inyestigasion- and their expenditures exceeded Sl7- 900. A Senatorial investigation will probably be ordered.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
G Swsseg vas adlsittea ss anl

Gtk. Swasey was admitted as an attorney Of the District Court April 25,b. Nessrs. summers, Blair and Wildly were a?pO'nvei by the Court to nnserogOte the applicant for ad- mission and ascertain the extent Of Mir ss ku.swlelge of the subEility If the law. Ne do not know how closely the committee examined, but presume he was regarded ss suth- ciently up to shua to be recommend ed to Fellowship when he winked and sad, The law is sort of hoeus- pocus scisn9e. that smiles in your face wsile is picks your pocket md the glorious uncertainty of it is of more use to ,he professors than the justice of It.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Leeal Nese..

Mrs. Eizaberh Jones. who shot John O sylne through the brain on the soth of Auguss last, has been discharged from arrest.
 Gen. 4. <. McDonell. of Chica- go, has been here with view of in- vesting nmhcs He left for Flo. ence, n company with Y. 3. Scot, Tuesday He expressed himself we ] pleased with the district.
 B. wsis. 6 Co. shipped l,213 ounces silver bullion on Wednesday to New York.
 Ii is currently reported and gener- ally believe that the grand jury in- dicted Amsyi.ns Hall foE the murder of Chinaman in this place. The first intimation Of ,he indictment was received by letter bearing date Florence, April 2srd, to g gentle man in this pace, and in few min utes after is receipt t was no longer a secret. Hall Eas here then, bu, has since lsfs.
 l. WIS ordered by tue court that she charge against Mrs E. 4. Jones be re-submisted 10 the neAt grand jury.
 The drifting from the well at the Haskin mill is again being pushed in the diFectiop of Pinal creek, with 2 view Of obsaning q never failing sapply of water.
 The Post OfEes has moved from S. Klein { Co., to the drug store of Dr. Heineman.
 Cbristensen's Express arrived from Silver City Wednesday and leaves again to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

Ne are glai 70 leara that c. o. Butts and Miss Bell Lucas were mar ried at the brides parents, George town, \. M, Wednesday, 2Srd uit. They are well mated, worthy of each other ana it IS the earnest wish of rhe Editor Of the BELT, that their bud Of love, by times ripening breath, may have proved beaalious flower, when next xe meet.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Notice of Aseesa.aent.

 Lewis Consolidated Silver Mining COnDant Location Of Pfincipel place of busins..S. San Franels-o. california Location o. Works, Pioneer Mining District. piaAt County, Arizona.
 Noliee is llrreby given. that at neefiu < oi ihe Board ol Directors, held on the asta day oi March, lS5S, an aseessment. No. I. si two cents per share was leyied up0u lils. ..ai,- itai stock ef the Cooperation, payable iii. inediafely lh United States gold cOfn ie fh.. Secretary, at rhr oslee ef the Carnnallr. Room i5, No. 3l0 Pine street, san Fransis,..s. California
 Any stoet upon which this aSsesSnlcnt shall remain unpaisi on the Jd lay 6f M as. 1879. Nlli be tiflihqleai, and a.tertised r5l. sale at public aarisOn; and uuless payment is made liefore wili br sol 3n Monday tbc z5th day et 1ty. lsis, ta pay tae .ielnil f..l.t sssrsslleiii, cssiaef wits -.slA q 3..ss.i-- ing aild cApeI.-ts nf s...t
 By order 0f .Ie B,lAr. urea sAf.
 i H EF, sec. -A..s Ouice-iloo.n ,. 10. . Pine sfr4rt. S1n fr4uciseo, CA li0.aila --a ~4-Sw
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

Tho lest number of the Phenix HeTAhi quotes an item of news from the Enterprise regarding the change of tho Herald from a semi weekly 10 daily and weekly Vel. Es will tell the Herald that we received the aforesaid item from the Hon. John J. Gosper Aetirg Governor of Ari- zona. who # s citizen of Prescott and owns two thirds of tbe Phen:x Herald .-Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
NefIee eT AssesE1n nE
Alamo sfnasiiia Company, Florence, Pin
 f.n,snfw A-i1ora Tirrrif- 'rar

Alamo 4nariEiA Company, k9oTences Pin
 County, Arizona Tsrrit9ry.
 Notice is hereby given thzs at a meeting Of the Trastees Of said Company, held on tho 18th day Of April. iS7e an assessman. of twenty dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company. payable immediately tO the g. sretayy at FlOrence. Ariz0na Territory.
 Any stock upon which s1id asssssne2t shall remain unpaid on Friday the l6lh day 6f zag, 5zsso eAAn be dee ned delinquent and win be duly advertised for sais at pub lie auction. and unless payment shall he made before will be sold on 10th day 0f June, 1879. Co pay the delinquent assesa- meBt, together with costs of advertising an X expenscs of sale. H. B. 8UMNERS
 ap25-4wl Secretary
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

4 Washington dispatch to the \. ]. Herald says General Grant sill not be candidate for the Presidency under any circumstances If lkat Is fact the General can give a qulvtus to the clackers by saying so over his own signature. Until he does so, ee will not believe but what he is anxious to serve sthe dear people'' a third term.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Notice of saIe.

Globe, Pinal County, Arizona Territory. April 10th, 1873.
 En Eusticess Court, Globe Precinct, Gila Township, before Justice P. B. Miller J. H. Eaton et ai8, Vs. VI. F. Vail.
 By virtue Of Execution issued by P B. Miller, Justice ofthe Peace, Gila Township. Pinal county, Arizona Territory, April 10th. I5I8, iE the above entitled cause in favor of plaintiff f0r the sum Of 25l 95-to0 dollars and costa or suit, and accrzling costs, have levied on fAe following real property, or ali the right, dtie and interest of Che szid de- lendanG in and Co the following described premises, Co wit: One hoese aud tot on tne corner of Br0ad and Mesquite streets. in the town of Globe, county of Pinai and Terri tory Of -ArizoHz, iataiy occupied by r. C. Stalio ss the Pioneer Drug Store.
 Notice is hereby given that on the l5sh day Of May, 1879. in the town of Globe. Pinal eounty. 4. T., in fr0nt Of said prem ises, ] VII seli tor cash, co the hieFhesf bld- der, tho asoga 1escrihed property Co satisfy said execution and all costs.
 T.P. KERR. Constable (fil& Township, PiHal County, A. T-anfR-1E
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
GLOBE DISTRICT.
Nseins Views.


 Work still progresses on the New ton with good prospects.
 The ledge of Golden Gate is ex- peeted to De tapped this week at the depth of 10 fses The tunnel is now in l50 feet.
 Ore is being taken from 3 drift in the Alice shaft, which has just been started. Tue indications are good for g quantity of ore.
 The Gladiator. owned by Meyers. Fox. McNelly and ogherA giyefrIer- ing results fr.ln this week 's develop nents. Four sssays from thls mine are as follows
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Notice.

Lost % the diyiding range of mountains between the heads of Caerry and Canyon creeks. about the lst inst, with @ l0ng slake rope on, and branded on bhs le8 hip with 8 A, twice. one braded directly above the other, and saddle marks, 9 light sorrel Hcrse Nuie. Any person nnding aRd returning eaid anlInni deseribed above win be paid thirty Ss0) dollars for their trouble by fhe undersigned. WA. A. HOLMES
 hanboz Camp, April 2d lss9 -ma2-if
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
Noffce.

Came to the Indiss Agency, at San Carlos. one ROan Horse branded DC on len shoulaer and spanish character sn left hlp and ors Bay Mare branded slso with eaarxcter OF lefl shoulder, and A with crossl ca aft hip Parties Will pr0pe propertyt pay charges at1 take away the animals within a days fro1 this date, or the same win De sold to desr4y expenses- F. k. PARKER.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
ApPeals from Juasiees, e,ourt..

Gu the 4th os February e law vas paced shich took effect same ,iay-requires all appeal casrs from justices urts to be peFfecued and 6lod siskia shlrty days from date Of judgment. and if not % appealed shall be treated ss f no steps had been taken. This lpw, although talk ing effect on tae day of it's passage, has not ger been pablishea, and in consequence of 8 want of knowledge of this law litigants mus. suffer, and upoa motion eases tnsy De dismissed by the court.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

Ne learn from the New Yark Min ing Record sbas the Legal Tender mine, Silver Ci.y. New Mexico, IS tae bssis Q: the Massaehasetss and New Mexico Mining ComPahy--capi- tal stock B, 500 900. John 5. A5- bot. pres.deut; Eliia Weeks, Vice President and William H. Newcomb, General Manager
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
A senatorinI scnnaan.


 On first page we publish q scheme for immigration to Arizona. The Patterson referred to below is, if ve are not very greatly mistaken, ''the On to Arizona's chief fugleman
 WAsHISGToN, April 22.-Gor- hams report, just published, shows that Patterson's sub commlttee, ehich last sumner visited Indian Territory, cost oyer s17, ,0O0. De tails have made something of 3 sen sation among Senators. IL seems Patterson was not accompanied by a slngle member of the committee. though Grover was present s few days In addition to the persansl expenses Of the committee, there ap- pears voucher For $300 paid ., Pat terson personally. Vim. A. p1tter- son, clerk of the committee, son Of the chairman, drew sI 300 in adj. lion to his expenses. Another well. Lnown lobby agent dIea 873 for sammoning railroad witnesses and Sl23 in fees. There are numerous other items, all as susplei0us ss she foregoing. The Depusy Sergeant- at-ArIns alsO charged For railroad fares of seven FersoIm fTom Wash ingtOn to St. Louis. whereas ns nouey whatever vas diebarsed on that acceans, as the ensire party l -raFeled, r is alleged, on free pass
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02
New Adverflsement..
Notice to Cre,IIto--.

In the Natter of the sEaats of William ". Ford, Decease
 Netlee x hereby given by the undsrsign- sa ss,a AessnihisfratOr 0f the Estate of William v. Ford, deceased. to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibil them, with the nfces- s-ry vouchers, within ten montas sffer the publication of this nef.ee, to che said ad- nlinistfator, in tbe town of Florence. or to e. h. Oury, 1is attorney, ae his office ia me said town of Florence, Pinsl county. Afizo12 Territory.
 ARCHIBALD FORD. Administrator Of the Estate of W. W Ford. Deceased.
 Dated Florence, 4. IT., April 2s, Is7s.-
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

The Southern Pacific railroad is completed to MaricOp4 the consuac- uon train arrived thers ou the even- ihg of che 27sh ut. A. that date grading had been a9ue niae miles east of Maricopa in she direciloa Of Tucson, and assurances have been given tlat traias wiil run to she lstser place by Julv 9th.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

Km. NcCardy the murderer Of KCefe, is wanted in YavapaL Act ing Governor Gvsper has offered s25o for his apprehension snd de- livery to the sheriff of that county.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

of lhe Alice
 Prospeeting ls being pushed vigor- ously on Ehe Centralla mine. About
 l , tons of ore is on the dump and as much more in sight Tle ore 5elongs 10 tbe carbonate series and IS in de-
 posi;s in limestone formation. \ lease has been let to two parties
 on the Alice mine About 200 yards x. E. from the shatt they have ran q cut into the bill. where they found IS inches of ore of . good cksrac- ter.
 (. ?. Ford anlH Jewell brought in from their mine iu Lost GDlch, last Sunday. some beautiful specimens of ore literally Ellea sish free gold.
 Young Bros. are packing in from iaeir mine en rhe southern slope of tae Finals. about tons of gold ore 70 have worked in the Haskin mil. This ere assays from Sl60 to $200 per ton.
 Within she last week. since opera tions were resumed on the Mexican mine, under the superinsendence of Major Baldwin. lich ore in quan.i- ties has been tuksn out. X force of. twenty men is now at work on tue mise. and 1t promises 10 exceed the anticipatiOns of is managers.
 The Cox and Coplin uipe sull con- tinuss 10 improve. Large bodies and rich ore are the developments from day to day The main shaft is new down 40 fees, from the bottom of which, drift is being run to the \. E. that exposes about one foot of ore that viii yield oyor S1 .O00 per ton. The character of the ore in th.s mine is brittle silver interspersed i with native and chlord On each l side of the vein the syenite is inc pregnated 10 the thickness of foot with native silver
 The Chamber of Commerce. own cd by Hise, Hills & Co, IS looking | very fine. They have iet a contract for thirty foot shaft This mine is the first extension west of the Cox anl Coplin ledge and bids fair to be one Of tue celebrated mlnes of Globe I District.
 S. Klein 6 Ca. received 15 ounces tais week of gold bullion from Sold Hill district, 13 ounces of this vas from five tons of Golden Eagle ore. worked n an arrastra. There gre still . -ens of ore on the dump awaiting which assayas ej1 in geld md 30 ounces in silver.
 s. Klein is pushing work on the Bohemia, which is looming up. This 8 one of the most aattefing prospecrs T toe district, having the richest character If silver ores from the sur lace to the bottom of the shaft. 4ji 'eet. which Is sunk in ] .d9s matter entirely, consequently the wiith of Ten has not been sscertained.
 The Fl Capitaa still yields pro6ta  'ly .o its owners. Twelve tons Of .ood ore. assaylng over 500 oances 1 'er toR, is st the mill awaiting re- laetion. Tue proprietors are pre- 'ariHg stoping ground with E view I extracting large quantities this ummer Tor milling
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-02

We learn from tho Tbirty- Four that d. Lee Campbell was shot and instantly killed n . saloon in Meslllz, on the morning of ghe 20ta ult., as is supposed. by Alexander a0ll.