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1IcFlckerss Theatre.
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North Aytuu8 Pier.
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Dearborn street. corner of Monroe. Tnsszsmel
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xaxtmant Of G1lnose's Juvenile PinAforo Company.
"pnsfore,"
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
N0tiee

Tn The Probate Court Of Pinal County. Ari- zCna Territory.
 la Inc matter of the estate or William II. Long. deccaSed
 0a reading and fling the petition Of Jo7cph C0lIiuywo9d. administrator of the eslate Of William | Long, deceased, setting foftI tiiat he has lied his fpai account of his arilaiuistration Of tl,c e>tatccf said deceased. in this ceurt and that the same has been duly seftleu aud aiioweiis chat af the debts and expenses Of administration haze been duiy pald, and that g portion of said csiate re- matns f0 be dirided among tlIe heirs at law W sand deceased. praying. among 0tlter things. for an order 0i distribution Of tue residue of said cstlte among the persons cr- titled fhereto
 it IS ordered chat all persons Interested in the estate of tho sad William lt Long, de- ccRsed. be and appear before the Probate Court of Che county of PInal. Arizona Ter fitory, at the ttofi~rO0m ol salt Count. in the town cf kiofefee. on the teDtl day oi February, 1S1o, at il O clock @. nl-, fhen ana thtre 70 show catiSe why m order of 'listri- button should not be made Of the reri,iut, of sad estate among itc heirs ol sail lcerased aceordihk Go flaw
 It is further ordered thst caRr or tiiis order be published for st icslsr four alleces- sEys weeas. before the tenth day pf Feb- fasry. lel9, in the SILVER BELL news paper printed and published Ttfkig at tbe Niilagc of Globe. ln file coupfy 9 I'inal Aloresad JOHN il WtIkEH.
 troAat'5 Judge.
 December SIst, fsss.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10

Even the Sioux wlle were shy IS the deer usai pro9ling Ike the vplf are nov carryng their own supplies from the Missouri liver, k great dlsEance across fAe plains 70 then lnigss We give them waga0s aud they sup py ibe ponies md khe teamsters I sappo yeu kuo& that seseissi Of lne ol8er tribes have large deposits of nsoney-manY millions-investea bs tle Government go tAe acco6ns
 Do you fancy that the letters of Sheridan andsotheEs 4laTe been par ticularly directed against yourself 2''
 Well. Gen. Sheridan has been ta see me, and we bpd a very pfia e. couversatpRs He said enerS ny letter did not refer to you but co things which have been ioue in the past by the Indian Administration. Why didnA you say ghafg' sad ] .Ths people interpret it IS meaning me. and won stand 2
 Mr. Secretary, were you not B little at a disadvantage for the con u'oversy in Lot having made the tour of the plains apd Iooked at she Ia dians ?"
 T mean to do that next season, said Gen. Schurz At the same time. l have kept myself informed on all gbe statistics and bdarsngs of that question. T am honess1y of the beiief Chat the War Department has no business with the Indians We have to be mean here in the disposi- ton of money, and the whole Indian expenditures has been cut down to about ST ,000 GOO.
 I am not sure that 1 have put down correctly figures only heard in passing talk, but 1t is probably have. GATH.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Mining Notice.

70 Wk0m t Aeg CoHcsra
 w. A. Switzer, or as others claiming in- terest in that certain mining location or claim known as the RED B0URD mining clailn. situated in Globe District, Final county. Arizona. this is t0 notify you Ehas in accordance with provision oi mining act of May i0. iSs3 ana iD compliance with the requirements of said act, work has been cone ending on the l2th 0f 3iaTcn, l61c lle undersigned Now, thefefore. # within ninety days from the first publication of tllis notice. you do n0t r0uie forward and IIay your proper proportion 0f the cost of said work. the undersigned Mili claim iorfeisure of an your right, titie and inleIesl iu anal to every por1loa of said miuSis claim.
 WALTER tf. t4RlFFITHS,
 R0BERT H0M EN.
 HENRY JONES
 Globe. Arizaua NoEem1er zl. lS.S. as-la
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Mining Notice.

7o Wkon if Hsy Coscera
 All partics claiming any interest in that certain mining location or claim known ss the EUREKA mitiing elasm, situated in Globe District, Pinai county. Arizona this is to notify y0k. that in ace0rdance with che provision of tle mining Ict of 3iay 10. 1872, that in compliance with fhe requircIne..lS 0f said net, work has been done on said miniug ciain for one year past back. ending Oa September 9, IolS, bs the untlers gned. Now therefore, if withiu ninety days from the Gis publication of this notice, you do not come forward ald pay your proper pr0ror- ton of che cost of said work. lhs under signed win claim forfeiture of all your right, title and interest in and Co every portion of said mining claim.
 W N KINGSBURY.
 October IS. isIS zs-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
RnIeoN,a aUrtR coUnTasrlr.
Ensn tl. E.a.Aiaglaa Ra.s

frem f6s tasRtagfon fosf.
 The story about Edison's court ship, while 1t lacks the roseat tingc of romance. illustrates the mans facalfy for going so the. heart. of. thines wilh the smaliest p.,ssible amount of circumlocution. When he was experimenting, some years ago. wish the little automatic Iele- -graph system, he perfected 8 com rivance fer product ng perforatio ln paper by means of keyboard Among the young women whom be. employed to manipulate these na chimes. with a view to testing Iher capacity for speed. was a rathor de- mure yonng persaR who attended to her work and never raised her eyes to the incipient genius. One day Edison stood observing her as she drove down oae key after another with her plunp fingers until, growing nervous under hs prolonged stare she dropped Der hands idly in hsr sp and Ieoked up helplessly into his face. A genial smile, such as IT, revereit paragraphists have referred to as sthe Edison grin, p oysrspread Edison's face, and he presently in- Quired rather abruptly
 "What do you think of noe, little girlg Do you like me v
 "Why, Mr. Edison, you frighten ne. I-tbat is-I-"
 "Don't be in any hurry about tell ing me. It doesn't matter much unless you would like to marry me. "
 Tue yoang woman vas disposed to laugh, but Edison went on
 "0h, I mean 1t. Don't be in a rush, though. Think it over, talk to your mother about it, and let me l know soon as conyenient-Tuesday say How viii Tuesday suit you, next week Tuesday, l mean g'' l Edison's shop vas ct Newark in those days, and one night a friend of his, employed in the main office of the Western Uaion Telegraph Go In New York. returning home by the last train, saw a light in Edison's private laboratory. and climbed ths dingy stairs 10 find his friend in ons of his characteristic stupors; half awake and half dozing over some in- ricate point in electrical seicncs which was bafiing him.
 Hello, Tom '' cred the visitor cheerlly. "'Fhat are you doing here this late ? Aren't you going home s'
 What time is 1t 2" inquired Edi- son, sleepily rubbing his eyes apG stretching like lion suddenl, aroused.
 Midnight, easy enough. Com' alongY
 sls that so 1'' returned Edison ir a dreamy sort of way By George must go home. then. 1 was mar ried to-day g
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10

the money was made hhtil the notion shonl be dispoSed of, bur by a sub segment eraeF Mrs tslssen Eas nas blea to obtan Sf 900 of tbe none,
 Mrs Rolston ls nop n this city, her home at present being the Palace Hotel.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Mining Notice.

70 IFhom it flag torcgga
 All parties claiming aay interest in that certain mining location or clam knows as the BIG J0NNl mining claim, situated in Globe District, Pinal county, Arizona, fhis is to notify you. that in accordance With provision of the mining act of May 70. 1S72, that in compliance with the requirements Of said act. work has been done on said mining claim for one year past back. ending on Aug. l6th, lS1e, by ihe undersigned. Now there fore, il within ninety uays from the first publication of this notice you do n0t come l0rWarl and pay your proper pr0p0rtiOls oi tle cost of said work. tue undersigned aiu claim forfeiture oE all sour right. title and interest in and Co every porIion of said mining claim.
 ". v. kINGSBURY.
 October IS, 1878. 3I-IS
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
TnE WIDOW or w. RAGsrOx.
Fram sla Eraasl.s9 garoalsI..

About a year ago the once hand some widow of the late William C.. Ralston, attracted considerable share of public attention and com ment by reason of statements that she had fallen into he tolls of cer- tain skillful and adventurous young and needy gentlemen of the world and particularly into those of New Yorker, who abandoned a wife and children for this more profitable af- fecaon.
 Fms unfortunate woman IS again brought prominently before the pub lie, this time in the role of a person incapable of taking care of the lib- eral laeans provided for her support by the friends of her deceased hus- band, appeal having been made to the Probate Court of this city fo provide d guardian for her person and estate. The action was brought some months ago. and was on the point of bsiug compromised through tile intervention of A. A Cehen, who was acting in the capacity of a friend. It was arranged that she was to have the benefit of the pro- ceeds from an investment of S100, GOO, contributed by the friends al ready referred to. but that she was not to have access to the principal. Subsequent to this she made a de- mand upon Mr. Cohen for the sum of S20, ,000. This he declined to furnish, saying that she gould only receive, the amoark of the menthly installment upon tbe investment for her benefit. Thereupon she with drew from the arrangement and se cured two lawyers to represent her.
 To make the cause of the action clear, it w.ll be necessary torehearse little of the history of Mrs RaIs- ton. After the financial ruin and tragic death of her husband, " c. Ra,ston, sue was, through the geBer- osity of his wealthy friends, endow- ed with fortune, the income of which was sufficient to enable her, with ordinary prudence, to live iR the elegant style to which, as a wife, she had always been accustomed. But llttle of this fortune, is repre- senteds. is now left, aud to prevent the too rapid disbursement of chat little, the appeai mentioned lhas been made. The action was commenced by A. J Ralstou. J D. Fry and J. C. |. Wordsworth, and the pleadiugs alleged that of the for tune of something like S175,000 given to her, Mrs Ralston had al- ready squandered about S120 900 in reckless ligihg and supportng and maintaining one or more persons hay ing no legal clam upon her. t IS also alleged chat thsre Bsih che pos session of Wells, Fargo < Co. some $40, ,000 belonging to Mrs. Ralston and of whieh she haa demanded pay- ment, and the prayef is Ehat, in or der to prevent Mrs. RaIston and heI children from becoming beggaIs and becoming a charge upon public oI private charity, and because of hel mental inc0mpetency 10 manage hel estate, 3 guardian be appointed tC take charge Of her estate and of hel person Tho order foUbiding ths payment by Wells, Fargo ( Co q
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
COnstabIe's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution Issued out of Juslice's Cod4t, Globe Precinct Pinai coln- g, Arizoua, and to me directed, wherein I am commanded l0 make tiic sum or one hundred and thirty-fse dollars debt, and She further sum of iorty-nine dollars and forty-hve cents interest and eosis, together vita aetruing costs, wherein Charles Hayse and C. E. Bgck are plaintiffs and lFa Fancher is defendant, l have levied upon all she rlgllt. iille and interest of the said Ira Faneher in the Green Tree mining claim, siluated in Globe District, Piilai county Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that on Friday the zfth day Of January fS79, at two o'clock P. M of that day, in front Of the post office. at the village of Globe Pinal county. Arizona. Twin expose for sale at public aueuon,as the law directs. all the righS ttlc and Interest Of Che said Ira Faneher ia and t0 the afore- said inning claim.
 Dated at Globe, Pinal county, Arizona, December 3i, 1878
 4. c pENDLETON.
 Constable Globe Precinct
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10

A fan Nna of Cooking and Heating Stoves
 and HOlow-Ware, Which we offer al bedrock prioss.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Mining Notices.
N0fice

70 Kias 0usevs and Sserstariss of A7Diag
 EomDaaies.
 The ARIZONA SILVER BELT is the only newspaper printed in Pinal county. there fore the nearest newspaper to all mines in said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10

Special inducemepfs tc cash hnyers- Give ne n call before pprchasing clsewAers. $
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Assessnaent Notiee.

 AIcMillen Silver Mining Company-loca- ti0n oi principal placc of business San Ffan- cisco, Cali iiiurnia location of works. Globe District, Arizona Territory .-NOtice Is here- by given. that at 3 meeting oi the Board Of Directors, held on Che 2zd day of November, 1878. sn assessineut No. l} of twenty-ii}e cents per share was levied upon tbe capitai stock or tisc exploration. payable ilnnEedI- ately la United Staus g0id coin. to tile See retaly. st tlie oaiec 0i tho Company, Room p Safe Deposit Building, Saa Francisco, t;aiflorsia
 Ans sock upon which this assesssnees shall remain unpaid on Che second day of January. lol9 will be delinquent, and ac- vcItised for Aie. apd unless payment iSgsers before, will be s0ld oH "Wednesday. tue twenty-ninfh dgy of iaHaary, ls71 ro rag the leiuQuent asSeSSt1cHt. together NIti she cost Of adf cruising and cxpcuses of sale. ii3 order Of tho Board 6f Direeffgs-
 A c. MCMEANS. Secretary. Ofict-i ieom 2t Safe uep6St BnildiGg San Franeiseo. Esliiornix.
 POSqPOS EaIEST.
 The delinquent day Of nboye assessment has been postponed to MONDAY, fEA- ltCAit1 70. 1878, and Che day Of sale tc March 5. 1878.
 <. C. McMEASS, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Legal Notices. Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned. under the firm name Of Evans 6 iiart8n, was dissolved by mutual consent ou the i6th day 0f December, 1878.
 EUGENE EVANS.
 JERRY BARTON. fsiohe Arizona December Z1 fS-2
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-10
Sherfn's Sale.


 By virtue of an execution issued out of the First Judicial District Court Arizona Territory, in and for the county of Pinal, at tested the twelfth day Of November. lS7S, in a certain action ia which J. DeN0On Key inert is plaintiff and the Wana- W hala Silver Mining Company is defendant, aud said plaintiff TeeOYer'd Judgment against said defendant for the sum Of six thousand and twenty-siN dollars and eighty-three cents (S6, ,036 oil together with interest have leyied on the following described real estate, or the mining location known as the Wana- W Whata, in Iioneer District. Pinal county, Arizona Territory, located on the twenty sixth day of June, lSls, record "a in Book II of Mines, page lJ2, July the 5th, 1871, rec eDrder's office, Pinal county, Arizona Ter with, and of which notice 0f location was recorded in Book ] Of Miscellaneous Re cords, page 2lS, recorders Oilee, Pinal county, Arizona Territory. Co which records reference is hereby made for a more full and particular description. Public notice is hereby given that on the 5tb day Of January, 1879. 90 l o clock D. m. Of fhNt 1ag, in front of the deputy sheriHs office at Silver iking in the Silver King precinct. Pioneer District, Pinal county. Arizona Territory, ! win sell all the right title and interest of the Wana- Whata Silver Mining Company, aiOre- said in and to the above described property at public auction for cash, t0 the highest and best bidder, Co satisfy said execution and an costs.
 Dutcd. ShcriTs office, Piaal county. Ari- zona Territory, December 12. 1878.
 P. R. BRADY, sheriff.
 By J. P. GABREEI., Depusy.
 DISAPPOINTMENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-04
TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the principle of accommodating profits for def-
mite periods which first introduced by this Socie-
~, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
ness men. Forty-Fou per cent has been carRtd and
accumulated on the premiums paid on It's Tontine Life
Policies and forty per cent. on its Tontinc EndUw
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors oi the Equitable Life Assurance So
tety represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
oldcrs, and in presenting the society to notice. they
tee that il has strong claims upon public confidence,
bee, OF the strict and conservative principles by
which ns various departments are governed. In the
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feet security j. given for the future, which is of great
Importance to those depending upon their insurance
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No Lie Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions as the Equitable; none is more prompt
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OLD ORCHARD.
\ FRAGMENT-BY !. n.

Since last we stood upon the beach,
Amid the broad Atlantic's roar
Of angry waves. that burst in foam
Along old Orchards level shore,
How often have longed 10 breathe,
A. then, that fragrant ocean air,
When sea, and beach, and grove and field.
With summers charms were wondrous fur.
And now when DER the frozen beach,
The icy surges wildly sweep,
sit beside my lonely fire
And watch the flames that glow and leap,
And as ! sit and shut my eyes,
Free fancy flies o'er time and space
Again feel the oceans breath,
see the beach and your bright face
Again wander by the shore.
or through the fragrant groves of pine,
And sea. and earth, and sky are bright,
And health again is almost mine
see the densely crowded grove
Wherein the voice of PRAYER is heard,
hear the converts wall and sob,
Before the crrors of 'the word"
] see the happy dane, IA smile
As through the dance they turn and twist,
hear the after dinner band,
And strolliug Negro Melodist.
see the bathers in the surf.
hear their shouts of joy and fear
see the long and crowded trains,
Which 90 and come from far and near.
hear the merry children's laugh
While widely scattered DER the strand,
With spade and barrow-happy youth
May all their ships come safe to land.
hear the crowd,d d stations roar,
As ponderOus trains come crashing in,
The porters shout, the drivers bawl,
And rustic madens stare and grin.
Once more walk as IN dream,
Through all The cool and shady dells,
Again see the breakers foam,
And hear the peal of Saco bells.
oh, sweet, sweet bells, how oft nj night
I've listened 10 your distant chim,s
And dreamed of more than can tell
Ia these poor feeble, halting rhymes.
Again see the throngs that ill
The broad parade Of level sand,
The dashing belle. the SAINT and ''rough,n
The rich and poor, on every hand. Z.
| see You as YOU used to sit
With your dear friend not far away,
hear her ever welcome voice,
And all the chatter bright and gay.
The "quips and quirks" and merry tale,
Which brought the hour of rest too soon;
The walks DER wet and shining sands,
And overhead the Harvest Moon"
Augusta, Feb. u. 1879.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-22

/ 'Iake me to that mans room, ana tneh
kend him to me, aud will give you o five
dollar note for your trouble"
Certainly, sir, replied the servant, won-
leringly. '.Step this way, sir; but must
warn you that Gorton's room is at the top Of
the house"
mo matter; lead the way"
The man conducted james Dalton across
the hall to the servants staircase, which
was at the back of the house. At the foot Of
the stairs, he stopped TO get lamp.
'Briug dark lantern, said the artist;
'it Will serve my purpose better"
..Do as tell you" interrupted Mr.. Dal-
ton. 'and will double your reward"
The man bowed and obeyed, leading the
way to small, plainly furnished chamber at
the top of the house.
"What am l to say to Gorton, sir7" he
asked, ns he left the room.
Tell him that gentleman wishes to see
him"
The man descended the staircase.
Five minutes afterwards, another step was
heard upon the stairs.
James d tlt0n darkened the lantern and,
as William Gorton entered the room, he
was met by well-ained blow, which flung
him, stunned and unconscious, upon the
f0or. Then shifting the screen from before
tho lantern, the self.constituted detective
examined the coachmsn's pockets, and in
one found letter.
lie tore this letter open, and, bending
over the lantern, examined its contents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-22

the efficacy of the law. 1t Is we'll re.
cognized fact that the crime of murder
has increased at fearful rate within the
past ten years all over the world. To
the thin, but effective plea of insanity,
which is so telling with juries, much of
this increase may be attributed. There
is nothing SO much needed in the whole
civilized world as school for the educa-
tion of jurymen. AS at present consti-
tuted the average juryman, if he ever
did possess common sense, resigns it all
when he takes his seat in the jury-box,
and looks upon the solemnity of his
oath "to well and truly find" as involv-
ing no moral obligation whatever.