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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-28
sAML G. WILDER,
Mlnlster Of the Int.

BuS8s % ne Hawaiian Government Of the denouaina-
Is q, flo1 s21l i559 iI.O0o, and 5000, can be had
EF1l ETpziu-aiJz a; tas Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON K. RAAI
q az Minister Of Finance
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-28
NOTICE.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
tce that they have leased the land of Keel 3 stu
ated South Kona Hawaii, and forbid trespassing
of all kinds Of animals said land Any respassing
contrary to the foregoing notice will be prosecuted
cording to law. KEANU,
PELIO.
Keel, South Kona, Hawaii, April II. 1873
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE. t.

NOTTCE.
Mr.. Claus SpreckIes, OF California, intends
to construct large Ditch Of Maui for rri.
eating purposes. Any person persons willing to exca
vate or dig 500 feet Of this by contract and
be paid for such work either by the Of cubic feet
or by the number Of running feet Of the ditch
are requested to apply to r. schuer Haiku Maui or TO
VIM g, Irwin & Co, Honolulu, who will give them the
necessary Information. CLAUS SPRECRELS
November %, 1873 -ss an,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-28
RF AUTHORITY
I-..e o. t;oyrrun-ntI. land
Lease OF tsoVerumeuT land.

VI D. SOD On A0a1Ay .Jnne lCta us7s, The 'front.'
szar- q AloaH bale. L O'Clock NJ the Lease for
ae-zz % 90 yeA-s q the land KULAIMASo Hno hawaii
zlh lz-s zasuHy between the ononea and KAupakueA
El-aa Ele las q 81 acres, OF which go
Taas 1-as Ea5 taciucag the Of half a
-s -sHa-t- Tns wEiNAnE Guch bounds the whole land
o. ss sou=s. Nap may seen the Interior oaHee.
lz~ti p-ins. .ererty-dFe cents per per Annum.
Terra PIyzsai sezai-GuuuAlly in advance.
sAM'L G. WILDER,
- Minister OF the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-28

~ tal1s1uE persons have been this day duly Ap-
pc-lls- AEsuts grant Marriage Licenses viz:
Earl1 KHau2. Island OF MolokAL
y w. Never Island OF Molokai.
2 Kspahee. Puma Hawaii.
? EaEAla. EAnalel and EoolAu Kauai
Ftl5 Fa.l1lA- LZa1e, Kauai
sAML G. WILDER,
8nfs-4s- ossas. May stA 1873 rs
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
McMInen Items.

John Sibley and Frank Butter field. while at work tn she Stonewall Jackson mue, very suddenly ceased work in consequence of the breaking of plank upon which they were standing Slbley was precipitated about twenty feet and failing on his back injured 1t, but not seriously. Frank saved himself by cliaging to d timber.
 William Sidow, who was hauling charcoal, had the misfortune to have bis wagon burned up Fortunately his team was unhitched.
 While eating dinner the charcoal was famed to flame, the wood work becoming feeder. He has only the iron to remind him of what was once wagon. His blankets were also burned.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
GLOBE DIsTRIUT.
Msnlng News


 The Chambcrlin niue, tso miles east of this place, is developing fine ly and bids fair 10 be one of ihe mines of the district. The sixty foot levels are still in ere winch assays from forty dollars into the thousands and all is free milling ore. The cross cut on same level shows ore nine feet wide. The mine so far as developed compares favorably with the Stonewall Jackson, Mack Mor- iqs, and Cox < Coplin which, of themselyes, are sufficient to ensure the prosperity of the camp There is now on the dump a hundred tons of milling ore.
 Work is steadily going on in Rich nond Basin, every claim being work ed, shows rich ore. Native Silver is extracted from the west shaft of the La Plata.
 Blderback's claim, the "Great Western g is producing fine chlorid ore, their ledge is two feet and grad aally increasing IT. width.
 Joe Brewster IS striking chlorid and sulphuret ore in the "Last Chance, !" 8 claim be has lately open ed. It runs up to the south line of che Mack Morris claim on the west cad.
 The Mack Morris continues pro- ducing as usual.
 Jack O'Neil is sinking shaft on he West Extension of the Richmond, with a favorable prospect of striking a rich body of ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

The SILVER BELT is reliably in- formed that lamagiag charges have been preferred against Indian Inspec- tor J II Hammond. From inforn- ation winch we consiler reliable we think this an error, and know that Hammond has forwarded charges against another person, quite possi- bly the one who gave the BELT it's information. We have beeo dcceiy- ed so many times lately as to re- ports from the San Carlos Agency that we now disbelieye one-haif we hear and put the other in quarantine, Arizona Sentinel
 The Sentinel would have us be- lieve that 1t takes nothing for grant ed which is borrowed from the eyes and ears of others, and yet iu the same number as the above 1t gives wings to the Citizens supposieious ex- planahon of she lz90 passes. The BELT's stateneuts in reference to the San Carlos Agency and things pertaining to 1t have not been made upon the strength of flying runners and For that reason has not been de- ceived, as the Sentinel admits has SD often been the case with 1t, as tp now cause 1t to disbelieve one half 1t hears and quarantine the balance.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
COnstabIe saIe.

By virtue of an execution issued out of P. s. Miiler's Court, July 3. 1873, in favor of John II. Hise & Co. and against F. ". Mayer, I have this cay levied on oae certain piece of real property, consisting Of one house and two lots situated on Broad street, north of John H. EatOn's residence sand south ol James HamiltOn's old saloon build- ing and in the village of Globe, Pinal Coun- fy, Arizona Territory, to satisfy sad execu- ton in the sum of one hundred and seventy one dollars and 56-i00 and costs aud accru- ing costs, 1 Wiu sell 70 the highest and best bidder for cash the above described proper ty at o'clock on the 4th day of August 1873. Sale Go be in front of the Justices office in Globe.
 T. P. KERR, Constable, Jy1l-4tl tiila Township, Arizona. The sale Of the above described property is postponed until the 20th day or August, 1873, said sale to take place at the hour and place above named. q. F. KERR,
 Constable.
 Gila Township, 4. F.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
shemR's Sale.

 By virtue of an execution issued out Of the District Court of the First Judicial Dis tr1et Of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County 0f Pinal, dated tue tWenty-dfth day 0fJune 1879. in a certain action where m X. H. Morehesd as plaintiff rec0YeSed judgment against Sidney M. Webb defend- ant for the sum ofeight hundred and tweu- ty-seyen 66-100 dollars with interest at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum from date of judgment ell paid, said judgment bears date May twentieth 1879. l have leYiedup0n the following described property te-Wit: One certain lot and premises on the vest side of 8road street, the same being tWentY-1se feet front and one hundred feet in depth ansi bounded on the north by Redmand & Wi- ley's butcher shop and on the south by the sal0On Of kyall & Moore l win on the 3lst day of July IS7g, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. Tn Of that day in front af the said premises sell all the right, title ana isi- teresr ofthe said Sidney N Webb, of in ;tiid t0 the above described property at public auction for cash Co the highest and best bidder to satisfy saidexecuti0n and all costs.
 d. P. GABRIEL,
 Sheriff, Piual County Dated, July7 1879.
 jyll-3t
 The sale of the aDaFe described prCperty Is postponed until the llth day of August, 1873, Or which day it Win be sold between the above named hours and place.
 J. F. GABRIEL. SheriH.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
NOTICE.

All persons claiming an interest as CO., owners in the Good Jake mine. located about one mile and a half south from the Silver King, Pinal County, Arizona, are hereby notified that the undersigned d CO., owner in said mine has performed the labor thereon as required by tine United States Mining Laws for the year ending August l0 1879, and if you tail to pay your proper proportion of the value of said labor within ninety days from the date 0fthis publication your interest in said mine win pass to, and become the property of
 W. l.. PICKERING.
 atl53m
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Notice

05Fes Board ef Equalization, Pisas Coraty,
 4. T
 The Board of Equalization Of this County will meet for the last time for the year 1878, on Monday the l1th day of August, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the town of Florence. Al persons who have any complaints to make regarding their assessment, and who haze not already appeared, are requested 70 be present at the meeting above named, and show cause why their assessment should be altered. CHAS. D. STUART, Clerk.
 By order of Boards
 Florence. 4. IT.. July %. 1879.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Five Rasaers KilIes.

In a long conversation to-day with Mr. D. B. Rea we learned more facts concerning tbe late raids than we have room to enlarge upon in th:s issue. The party that stole Shaw's mules went directly on to Mule Pass and stole a lot of stock from that locality, among which was 8 fine pair of fmules belonging to Mr. Rea. The people in that section are convinced that the raiders were Americans, Mexieans and Indians. A squad of Mexican troops surprised D band of these robbers just. south of Black Water and killed five, three Amer cans and two Germans. Among those who escaped in this attack were sey- eral Indians. The Indians are evil dently Chihuahua Indians as they speak Spanish and have been trailed ID straight line for Janos. These are the same old Chihuahua-Chiri- eahua-0jo Caliente renegades.- Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
1saeella Mn, < mistras company.

J. E. D. is referred to what ve said in our last issue, of the Isabella Mill aud Mining Company. The statements of J. E D., unhapDlly confirm us in our previous apprehen- slon that those who hoated this stock upon the Eastern market did 1t by questionable methods which subject 6hem. if so acting, to peeuniary ae- countability before the law. We ad- vise taose who are sufferers to unite for a legal investigation, and pledge E she cooperation oF tue Mining Rec ord to that end, ia all legitimate ways.
 We notice the foregoing article. as, also one of similar import in a former issue, appearing in the col umns of our esteemed Cotemporary the New York Mining Record.
 The articles bear specially upon two points. lst, the manner in which tbe stock was foated, and 2nd, the policy that actustes the present man agement to the eHec., that tbe victims, or shareholders, are dissatis- fed with said present managemens Now, as to the methods used, we have no doubt but that some of them were questionable. We took ocea- sion to correct a former statement of the Mining Record as to the condi- tion of the mines of the Isabella group. The Mining Record was in error then, and may It not besO now Both 1t and we are aiming as the same result, namely, to encourage mining by all laudible means and to restrain anything of questionable import. Aud to this end, we say {: First, we are well informed that when it became apparent, in Novem- Der, that something was wrong with Isabella, the sales of stock were stopped by the management, that no sales have since been made, except s,oh as ,yo.a ,,l.ood ,v;th oravioue stockholders gho had full knowledge of facts, and for the sole purpose of aiding in prospecting the mines and of eqnipping the mill for temporary custom work. Secondly, the pres ent management is composed, with one single exception of the so-called victims in whose behalf our Cotem- Dorary raises its voice. We are not criticising. We simply say, the Mining Record does not know the later facts, to-vit That those who have stepped into the breach and have since March 27th, last, paid out in cash, for past indebtedness and future developments about ST ,000, are the very same men who paid out by far the larger amounts on pur- chase of stock at the outset. In other words, these same victims propose to see the end of the matter, although, being encouraged, no doubt, by the reasonable expectation Of finally realizing handsome results. We are glad to add, the Isabella Mill fired up to-day with four month 5 run of ore oh hand.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Globe City and Tucson Wagon ROnd
 Proposals-
OFFICE GLOBE CITY AND TUCSON WAGON ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
 rTt.t.....r- A trn- 1870

OFFICE GLOBE CITY AND AUSSVN
 WAGON ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
 Tucson, Aug. 8, 1879. Proposals will be received by me, Secre- faFy of the above named Coinnissloners, at my office, in the ctty of Tucson. until oatur- day, August 23d, aC o'clock. D. m for the construction of good pasSable wagon road from point at or near old Camp Grant Co Globe City.
 Bidders will state definitey the route over which they propose to construct the road and all facts necessary for full uadersLano- ing Of their bid.
 The successful bidder Will be required to commence work on the road within nfteen days after the awarding Of the contract and to prosecute the same Co completion without unnecessary delay.
 Payments for construction or work % the successful bidder will be made in Tucson by W. VI. Williams, Treasurer Of the Board, as follows: Fifty per cent monthly, as the work progresses balance on completion or contract.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any aud all bids offered.
 By order Of the Board of Commissioners.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

Deputy Sheriff Tucker vas dis patched to Central City on last Fri Jay to make some collections While there he vas called upon to interpose in a row between some soldiers. 4 sergeant by the name of Robinson, who was engaged iu the fracas, taking umbrage at Tuck CTS interference, drew his revolver and shot at hin: Tucker being in the saddle and on d wild horse was unable to draw his 'Pop" immediately, but when it did appear Mr. CoIored Sol dier came to time with a 45 calibre bullet in his 6st.-S.lyer Record.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Globe City Retail Price Current, Corrected Weekly by g.. F. keBl-
 uer sE 60.


 Axes g; axle grease 3oc; anvils S15to S20; bellows S30, broons 50c; bags semnless Doc, beer ADheuser q dog. Sd; heans Aex. per lD. loc. beans Boston bk'd Toe, butter rauth per b. 50c; butter eastern per 10. t0c; brandy per gai 8; candies per lb soc; candies fer lD 50c; coffee green per 10 g and , tbiid cts; coffee roasted per lb j0c; coffee ground per lb 59c; crackers soda per 10 De; crilckers sweet per lb 3gc; cheese Eastern per ID J5c; eggs Fresh per dog Doe; eggs desicated can Sl; fish salmon kit So; fish herring kitSi 50; iish trout kit &4 90, fuse D tape $l I3; fuse giant Sl %; -four Las Cruces rs; flour Hay- den's SY 56; ii0n- Salt river $l. fruits Gal. ciln 1oc; fruit dried per ib 25: domestic bleached 10 to 20; domestic unbleaened 12 and 1 half t0 70; ham per 90; hammers per 10 40 to 90; hammer handles each %; horse shoes per lb lS; OK shoes ptr lb s1; iron per 70 i5 Co 20; jelly Gal. can 15; lard Fairbanks 2si t0 8; lemon sugar best 60; lye per can 90: inactrOni per ib 4o: meats per can 6). nails per ID IS: nails horse 70 Co 5J; nails OK shoe 50; oil lard per gal g 90; oil linseed per gal g; oil Kerosene per gal S 53; picks F2; pick handles 59; pickles per 10 10; powder giant no per ID sl I5i powder giant Jud- sons perfb %, powder Dupont kcg S7 50; powder sporti2g per ib sl p; powder yeast and baking ST; putty per 10 25, prints per yard 10; rice per 10 25; rope per 10 3l; steel English per ID 40; steel AfnerieaR per 10 8: sh0yeis I. A. S2: soap laundry i5 Co 70; soap castile DO; syrup maple half can S2, syrup silver dip per gal <2 jJ; sugar cut loaf 9; Su- gar C 2i. salt English l2 and I half cts; saIt domestic %, salt coarse 5; tobacco chewing per 10 Si; tobacco smoking per ID Sl Co S1; tea per 10 59c 10 Si 5a: vinegar per gal Si 90; vegetables lbs cans f5; wine per gal S3, whisky per gal g 90 to S5.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

A paste made of indigo and wa ter. well rubbed into the wound. will cure rattDsseake bite. It should be applied bef5re the virus has been taken up in the blood.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
ArrivaIs.
PAscoE HOUSE.

P. Shanley, Wm. Emerson and J. NJ. Wilson, McMiilen; J. C1iIbraith, Rio Gila 6. ". Graham, J. Ely and c. c. Hyde and wife, PIaal J. Dunlap aud D. T Ter, Bradshaw J. Fowler, Col; J. ?. Gabriel, Flor ence W. Il. Duryea and L. J. Wil- son, Ramboz :; J. H. Benbrook and J. E. Dempsey, Gold fIiIl T. New land, Pioneer Niue E. Chilson, Richmond Basin J. B. Stewart and J Fox. Texas ". E. Spence, Knoxville, Tenn. II. c. Hitchcock Athens, Tenn; J. Hoxie, Silver City Capt. Vanderzee, Salt River Albert R. Ross, Maricops.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Notice.

This is to notify all persons from working or extracting ore from the Champion mine on peril of being prosecuted to the extent of the law. l.. J. WEBSTER.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

The western line of the reservation as now being run embraces the whole of McAIlllen within the reservation including the StonewaE Jackson mine. This line will have to be re- adjusted. Large and valuable inter- ests have been acquired there, town has hsen built and thousands of dol lars spent in the development of mines And now three years after che settlement of the town, location of mines, the government, through its agents, inform residents there that they are resspassers. SanfOrds Map, which is recognized by the D. Is. as correct. leaves McMillen about one mile of the reservation.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
For Sale.

Two adjoining lots, eIigibly and centrally 10 ated on BrOad Street. fronting west, for sale aE bargain. For particulars inquire at the BEL7 office.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
CENTRAL HOTEL.

". T Garm, J. T. Neighbors, and Cyrus B TannehilI, Los An- geles, Cal; Geo. F. Park and J. +. Hall, Phoenix Nj |. Styles, Flor enoe Mrs. M. A. SwaseY, Mrs. r. E. Webber, James Wiley, James Hamilton aud " Fitzsimmons, City; Mrs. N. L. Daws, Pinal Rauch ; Chss. " Slack, Anna Niue; Rob ert Cbabot, Buckeye Nine; Chas. Hayse, Julius Mime Andy Prcbnell; Wheat6elds E. B Chilson and b. c. Chilson, Richmond Bassn J A. Powlet, N. Y;J N. Wilson, Me Milleu ; J. + Eaton. Picket Post NJ. Trout, Chromo Mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
Arizona Silver Belt.
lss.iIav. August Is. 1879.

Fresh Califorma candies and nuts ats. Klein 6 Co.'S
 See advertisement Of Buckalew X Ochoa.
 Fresh Mixed Pickles in any quan- tity at 2. Klein 6 Co.'S.
 Iayden's Family four it Weaver s st sS per 100 pounds cash.
 Call aud try the aew brand of To- baoco at $. Klein X Co.'s.
 1 4. R. Ross has opened a barber shop iii the Pascoe House.
 A large variety Of California Can goods at s. Klein < Co.'S.
 Fine Gun Powder Tea at Vest meyers.
 S. Klein < Co. have just received a large invoice of miners goods.
 A No hams can be had of Weaver.
 4 uew invoice of Wines. Liquors and Cigars at $. Klein X Co.'S.
 Bacon IS cents per pound at Vest meyers
 Weaver sells four by sack or pound at bottom figures.
 Some more of Prize Medal Coal Oil at Klein & Co's.
 For cash goods can be bought cheaper at B. Weisl < Co.'S. than ever sold before Tn this market.
 Ne never allow anybody to under sell us in anything, E. F. Kellner < Go.
 s. Klein < Go. have just received 10000 pounds of assorted merchan- disc.
 For sale good ranch butter 90 cents per pound, eastern 35 cents by John Kennedy.
 Fresh California ralsins. Dred Grapes, Plums. Aprieots and Alden Drled Fruits at Klein { Co.'S.
 Weaver buys for cash and sells for cash, consequently can afford to sell at small profit.
 Tweed's team left last Saturday for the railroad to bring a new stock Of fresh goods for Klein < @.
 We call attention to the notice of Proposals in another column on this page, for the construction of a wag- on road from Tucson to this place.
 Try E. F. Kellner < Co.'s. Dia- mond Bourbon. RedistiIIed Kentucky B surboa and 115 proof Gin and Brandy. They cant be beat.
 Sabbath School at3 p. n. Adults invited to attend to assist in the or ganizatioa of Bible class, for the discussion of Scripture questions. 
 E.F KelIner & Co. aim to sell d shade lower than the cheapest. Take your cash to them and be con- vinced.
 Several of our noted citizens are ruralizing among the greeupines on the top of Pinai mountains where they kiss the clouds.
 Lecture next Sabbath eve. at ' p. m. Sabject-rhe separate ex- istanee of the Soul and it's lmmor- taIity, by Rev. J. J Wingar
 To make room for the immense stock 9f goo1s soon to arrive, we will give special bargains in every thing for the next thirty days. Call ME E. Ke.lner 6 Co.'s.
 Ne are glad to notice the exist ance OF an association in this city for the purpose of vocal culture. Place of meeting, the Court room. Time, Thursday evening All in- vited.
 E. F. Kellner & Go. have engag ed two trains of Don Mateo Guerra and three trips of Chas. Dukes wag- ons to haul ther immense stock of goods from Casa Graude during this aud next moath This stock of goods vas bought by E. F. Kellner X Co. in New York and other best of Eastern markets, and will beat .nvfhinc in nrices and assortment
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

Latest style suits of summer and fall clothing, also hats of every de- scription at $. Klein < Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15
ForsaIe.

Being desir0ns of moving into town. offer for sale cheap, my ranch situated at the foot of Piual mountains, about four nniles ffem til0he which is well adapfed Co raiS- irg vegetables. IDA RGSSEL.
 allou
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

Chief Victorio has been arrested apon bench warrant issued by the Judge of the 3d distr.et court, of New Mexico. and will, we suppose. pc imprisoned n the Grant County iail to await trial For murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

4 large assortment of Geutsl Furnishing Goods at $. Klein < Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-15

E. F. Kellner < Co. have en route from New York via California. FORTY odd THousASD poands assorted merchandise for their Globe and Me- NiIlen stores. These goods are bought to the best advantage and prompt customers will get the benefit of many bargains by patromzing E. F. Kellner < Go.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19


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POLICE COURTS
usrtford-w-n. Cummins. Judge, s-coud
M.i asy = in January. April. } oily aud Oct, bcr.-
d {. ilafcwick, Marshal.
Beaver Dam.-E ". Cooper, judy. hrsi
Saturday in January. April, Jaly an October
Thomas Stevens. Marshal.
CromwclI.-A. 4. Ments que. Judge, second
Saturday H. January. April, July Ind October
Ia. c. Batter, Marshal,
Ceriv ..--llenTy Tinslry, jw1ge. nj $
Griags "a Janusry, APr., JG.y and Oc,oi er.-
Vacant. Maphal.
Hanilton-W m. Hamilton, Sr. Judge, past
olice address Mcitvnry, courts held third Sst.
uraay ia .larusry. April, Jcll aud oc'.b'r
b. w.p. Haia.it1u, MsrsEai. post vfhce sdit's'
NeilenrY.
Eockpart-J. w. Duke, Judge, Dan Tirh
en0r, N-r-Lal. Courts held tLird Weamos
d-y in January, APri J ally and October.
Eosiuc-R. r. Wedding Judge. +. Lewis
M1I-Eai. IcUr ted inst "a gr4Ays in Jat-
Lary, Apri. july AMI October.