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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

furnished in 1873 wo have received
from the State only $500. The war
rants for the balance have been enjoin-
ed in the United States Courts by the
Louisiana Lottery Company and tied
up by the Attorney General under in
structions from the Governor through
he (the Governor) himself expressed
the opinion that the law nnder which
the work was done was pnrepealed and
the money legitimately due.
For the work done this year, amount.
ing to upwards of nine thousand dol
lars, We have not received one dollar.
The State has been pensioner on our
labor, credit and money, and in return
all its judicial functions have been
transformed into engines of persecu-
ton, and means to ruin our good namo,
defraud us of our dues and destroy
our business, aud simply because we
arrayed ourselves against the rings
aud monopolies which dominate and
have dominated this city.
Our fellow citizens must see from
this statement of the facts that, ST far
from injuring the Democrat, the action
of the Governor relieves it of a heavy
burden and must strengthen it fnan
ciafly. There are rumors already
abroad that we are seriously, or will
be seriously crippled by the loss Of the
printing contract. But we assure the
Democrats of Louisiana that this paper
was never stronger than to-day, that
it will survive the downfall of the Lot
ery; that it will live to see an honest
constitution adopted, taxation reduced
to fise mills, pro sperity revisit our
borders, and the State governed on
sound Democratic principles.
Ii conclusion, it is just to Mr.. Du-
pre-, the late State Printer, to say that
he has three times rendered his resig-
nation to the Governor, but the Gov
ernor, for reasons best known to HIM
self, chose different manner of pro.
ceeding in the matter. The Democrat
is nevertheless content, and we trust
that both the Governor and the Organ
are happy.~[New Orleans Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

In New York the Syracuse cleo
tion last month ended in a Republican
victory and the collapse of the Labor
Grcenback movement, which hardly
displayed one quarter of 1913 last years
strength. AT Troy, where Dapforth,
Republican last November had mai
Gritty of 760, a Democratic Mayor was
this week elected BY 1854, the Demo.
Gratis also making gains of Supervi-
sors in Rensselaer, County. III Colum-
bia They gained three Supervisors and
in Erie FIVE. Rome was held by the
Democrats, and fusion with the
Working. men gave them Utica, which
was Republican in November by 400
by majority of 1000; the Republi-
cahs, however, gain in the County
Board, E|mira, the National seat of
strength, again gave the Greenbaekers
majority, but a much reduced one.
In Ithaca, which last year chose Ma
sional officers, the Democrats this year.
made clean sweep, defeating the
Greenbackers and Republicans COM
bined. In Oswego, on the other hand,
for the second time in ten years, the
Republicans succeeded, though by a
very narrow majority, in carrying the
charter elections. The indications
therefore are that the National move
ment in this State GAS lost much of the
strength it displayed last year, while
the rusal Democrats are active and
interested. When the books are final
~ made up We fancy that same of the
Republican prophets who have been
anticipating walk over for their can
didates next fall will think it wise to
take double reef in their predictions.
New York World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

JENKINS "Annihilator" never
fails to cure the very worst forms of
Rheumatism, Govt aud Neuralgia
Read the testimonial Of gentleman
who suffered for years:
N. JENKINs-Have been afflicted with
Rheumatism for many years. Have
used the Annihilator with great benefit
COLUMBUS II. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice MIL, New Orleans
Send for Circular to N. JEN-
KINS 6 CO., Proprietors, New Or
leans, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
The annual visit Of the Surgeons
from this well known Institution
will be made to New Orlean :, March
9th, 1879. Headquarters will be at
No. 1865 st. Charles street. They
will have skilled assistants from the
Home Institute, and will remain I'm
til April 5th--one month. Their
preparations for this visit are very
elaborate and will be ample to meet
the increased demands made upon
them. Surgical cases and those re-
curing personal attention should
come early that they may have at
tention for the whole month if me-
cessary, Ia its chosen specialties,
Club Feet, Spinal and Hip Diseases,
Paralysis, Contraction, and Diseases
OF the JOINTS, Piles, Fistula, Private
Diseases, Catarrh, Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, ETC., this Institute is un-
excelled. Refers by permission to
the many we'll known citizens of New
Orleans who are its patrons. For
further particulars write to National
Surgical Institute, Indianapolis, In
diana; Philadelphia, Pa; or Allan
ia, Georgia.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19
Moulding the Minds of Children


The State Board Of Education, and
theBoard of School Commissioners,
Charleston, s. G., having adopted a
series;of readers and copy books,
published by Charleston house, the
News. and Courier, of that city, finds
occasion to. say
The events of the last twenty yeaIs.
asSiexed- foins "a Sonihernror North
ern sstandpoint, even where the same
flctsssre acknowledged, have necessa.
rily az different lesson. The war of
arms was but the war nf ideas between
the TWO sections. Our armies were
surEshaered, and If Northen writer's
foniia,,e to hold possession of OUR
schoals, our opinions will, in course OF
time. be surrendered also. This would
DE lnaoffsnce against pnsterity aud il
- therefore a nIiter of rejoicing when.
wt'sss SplHhe'n writers and Sonfllrrn
pahllsiura securing control of the
books wliici, are to mould the minds
of ear children. Not that sinfuior
h'nks shaahl1be adopted, ! either be-
<aise they are written ar published ut
the South, Int when Southern l,ooks
~ NIL the qualities that make good
o'ks. are edaai to- Nertiern books Of
the same kind, and the only, difference
- iii the. sentiment an;l mode of
thoHg',t, then by all means TIN, pre-
tereace should be given to Southern
books.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

THE weather turned excessively
cold, on Monday morning, lasted up
to yesterday, knocked all our gentle
Annie notions into cooked hat and
made us throw aside our new Spring
suit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

E Call on Z. NJ. Biossat, Wasch-
maker and Je,oeter, and examine the
Celebrated Crescent City Crystalised
Spectacles. also the Wheeler and W.
son Nep No. 8 Scouting Machine.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19

WoRrH Twice THE SUN. We are
just IN receipt of the CHICAGO LED
GEs, the leasing Family Paper of the
West, which is now entering upon
its seventh volume. The Ledger is
u large forty eight column weekly
paper, printed upon bold, plain type,
which can be read with ease, by
either the old or. young, and is filed
with choice stories and matter of
particular interest to every house
hold. This excellent journal is sup
piled to subscribers, postage paid,
for the. extremely low price one dol
lar and fifty cents per year. In Or
der to more rapidly increase its pres
ent large list Of readers, the publish
ers of9this paperlhave just made
new contract for the manufacture of
several thousand fine Nickel Plated
-Hf lftf.f 81. +
English Steel,Barrel-and Cylinder
Seven Shot Revolvers--22 caliber--
which they propose to distribute
among their subscribers at cost, and
therefore, offer one of these elegant
weapons Of defense and the Ledger
one year for Three Dollars. The re-
volver will be sent by mail, postage
paid, on receipt of the piice. They
have already distributed 5000 revolt
vers, and are mailing hundreds daily.
Now your time to get first-class
revolver and the best paper in the
country for less than half the actual
worth of either. Three sample cop
les of the Ledger will be sent to any
address for ten cents. Address, the
Ledger, Chicago, Illinois.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-19
EXTRACT
FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF DELEGATES.

q i ~ v
WHEREAS, WE CONSIDER THE
w Fire Department of Alexandria
to be of great Importance, aud every
thing tending to its existence and eff
cacy Of common interest to all the cit
liens thereof, therefore;
BE 1t Resolred, That all our citizens
be and are hereby invited to attend
and participate in our annual parade,
aud also requested to extend us the
peeuniary aid necessary to insure it's
success. Mr. John P. Grogan, onr
worthy and efficient Town Constable,
is hereby authorized to call for and re-
ceive all contributions for said purpose.
JONAS WE'LL,
j. d. RANsDELL, President.
Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
NOTICE.

Proposals will be received until July Zlsl Co furnish f6O0) six hundred cows and l25 tWanty-fFe bulls for Indian stock cattle They mnat be healthy, ln good condition between (z) two and t5l iye years old, and are to be delivered at san Carlos Agency, Arizona, subject to inspection, on or before the first Ofnext October
 The bulls must be furnished without charge as part of the contract.
 Proposals must be accompanied by certi fled cheeks on responsible banks for l5) nFs per cent. of the amounts bid.
 The successful bidder will be required tc enter into contract, subject Co tue approval of the Honorable Commissioner of Indian Ahairs, and give bond ia double the amount of the contract, with two or more good surefies for the faithful performance of iti conditions. A copy 0f the contract and bond can be seen at the ofiice Of the Citizen
 Payment Bill be made in the manner GUS tOnary for lEdian beef cattle.
 Address the undersigned at San Carlos Agency, Arizona. Mark envelopes 'sPro- Dossls for Indian Stock Cattle"
 J. H. HAMMOND, Inspector.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

4 curious story comes from Tank ton, Dakota, to the effect that half- breed daughter of the late Gen. Sul- F, now living at White Swans Vll- lage, and member of the Sioux tribe, wiIl be the rightful heir of his property. General Sully, it is said, left q valuable estate in Philadelphia also a considerable accumulation of money. It. stated that he has nc wife or other issue but this daughter Julia, tall, handsome girl, but wholly uneducated, and at present making her hcme in the family os Collins Lamount. of mixed blood. Steps are about being taken to estab lish her right to the fortune. The marriage Of Sully to her mother, ac- cOrding to the Indian fashion, is stat ed to be susceptible of proof.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
sherigs sale.

Hosies q .sasrs57s Sa1s e f'eyselssavs 2 Kerf l. C Batsman, By virtue Of an order
 Ys. ol sale and decree of Miami Mining Co. foTeclosurs issUed out 5s the District Court fths First Judicial Iis- tIlct os tue Territory of Arizona, sn anc for tue County oi Plnat on tEe 3th day of AT. A.. D. 1879, wherein f C. Batemsn tae piaia- tin in the above entitled aesoa rbl0iDed judgment and decree Cf foreclosure axsins. the aefendants. the Miami s3laiag tousnznv for the sum of twenty-0uC t1euaal-d zati for ty ,S2i,'a40 g0l dollars with interest at the rate "f fen filil per cent. per anneil tCEefaer tlsn one nalssfed nd tairsY.sif eo-sls lol- lars eosls oI sslt oesioes sceflfls costs. am commanded tO sell aii wasl -cEtsin lead. odf or FeEa kn0wn as 1se Aisnsi nine -if0 ate ln t1io5c Mining 6ietriet Ric2l Jclsty. ArlZDna erris oEy, sad Miami 1liae ceEkisl- ing Of ntleen hundred lnfar lsel by q S sn- ored Iset tn width as located 0i C o. Nosan anal q. a. Dodge. kovensoer 7ta, A T fs5S and rssoroed in book one fsl of AEsace Page tl3z) Reeords of Pinal County. 1rizaas 1Fr- ut2iy, also lAe u1iii site gf rhe 8iairi nfil and Mining Company, situate ffo9s res a miles below Globe tity f1 tae forks o{ .fiDa, Creek s0 said Territory upon HSscsl Iq qai.s ana diicn erected 2 tea sisnlp zasylz HI.l. furnaces and sii otiier fixtures sn3 cs.p,,l- tenanecs aad also ai other n.iess nl.ainz clains. re-1 estate. poSssesosy .Iziu.s mil sites. water righes claimed cr t.oss2ssl.i nr sand Miami Aiming totnpasy- fGeiis atst is hereby gwen tlat in oheaience to said or cer o1 gate aad decree 0s foFe.ioalrs ca ssl- vlrday the la-n d4y of June, 4. D. isA, m o'clock, ?. m.s Of that day ia E-oDs ef s..e oaerln's 0tice ln tEe town gi S.orez e. will sell all thg right, Itie a1 . E1teress s.sc defendants iu aud lo tae suoze aeac.n1a pr0perty at public anetion en the ze-s bidder for cash so sacsfy snid j1a<nsnf snG an cost.
 Ine above s4le Of Real EssAlc at he s,sll sf C. Batenaa fs. Niau. siieiag t.ozae ia herehs pcatpoae1 1otil koe1ss sss ls;k day Of Jaly 4 D. 7tfSe
 Dated sherid's 0eiee. Foroase, 1ane .a A. b., lel0 H Hstrsl, SnsTi
 June ae~4L
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Arizona Silver Belt.
FrIdas. 1nIx As. Iaza.


 Since the Thirteenth Regiment Q. the NeE York Militia elected Henry Ward Beecher its chaplain is has be- gan te be altogether 600 nice for any thing. The colonel, wbo is 6 Brook lyn politician, Eoand out the other day that one of the lieutsnanta kept 3 restaurant, and t immediately struck hlm that such business was not quite up to tue mark for an officer of U regiment of which Beecher is chap ian and 8 politician IS colonel. H,i therefore asked the lieutenant's rs-! signaaon, and viii get 1t, although the lieulenant's company had had an indignation meeting on the subject The general opinion ia that while some members may be Weedsd cut t Hill be impossible to find whole reg. inaent of men in all respects satisfy. ing Mr. Beecher's idea of morals.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

There comes U hand from Ogden away out in Idaho, paper which tells ef 3 recent attempt to kidnap Jay Gould. The Ogden Freeman, of June 6, says that band of des- pelate train robbers posted themselves elong the unguarded Snske river plains on the lue of the Unlon Pa clfc with the idea of catching Gould as he skeuld pass through to Ogden. Having caught him, the robbers pro- posed to take him into the British possessions and there keep hIm until he should agree to pay an immense ransom. But Gould heard of the plot, paid his informant literally and escaped.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Proposals.

The undersigned Commissioners win rs- ceiye sealed proposals foI the Tsurchase Of ten thousand dollars 0f the Coupon Sou0z of the Territory of Arizona, dated March 1879, and due fifteen years afieT date bear ing iDteresf from date at the rate Of ien per cent per annum- These bonds are each for the sum of two hundred and httF dollars. and numbered fron one 10 forty doliars iE.- elusive, and lssucd in pursuance of An Actof the Legislature of the Territory cf Arizona, entitled co 4l AtI aEthSTzzslE e loan on khc faith and credit oi the Ierriiory, and te pro vide for the construction Of cerfsin wagon roads in the Territory of Arizona appsoy- ed February l2, 1879.
 Proposals nay be for the whcle CT any part of said bonds, and must be sor ag iesst eighty per celi of their face alne. Proposals will be opened at the office of IE. 8. Summers in Florence, Pinai County, \. T., on Wednesday July lG 1Sls, at 1z m. oi said day.
 Proposals can he delivered in person to either of the undersigned 0r mailed Co the undersigned at Florence, Pinal Counsy, Each envelope must have endorsed aeross Proposals for purchase of Florence and Globe City road bonds, Tlth date of pro posal.
 Commissioners reserve the right to rsjeet any or ali bids.
 Payment for bonds must be zade within ten days after sccs ptaLce Of bid, and mast be in Gold or Q. $. Currency.
 G. WEEA1.
 M l.. STILES,
 Commissioner Florence. Final County, 4 r, aaY %,
 June Gov
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Constable Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of P. 8. hiiler's Court, July 8. 1879. in favor of John H. Hise & Co. and agsinst F. ". Mayer, I have this Cay levied on one certain piece of real property, consisting Of ono house and two lots situated on Broad street, north of John H. Eaton's residence and sOOth oi James HamiltOu's old saloon build ing and in the village Of Globe. Pinal CoUn- fy, Arizona Territory, to satisfy sad execu- ton ID tue sum of one hundred and seventy one dollars and 35-lO0 and costs and aesru- ing costs, 1 will sell Go the highest and best bidder for cash the above described proper ty at o'clock ou the 4lh day Of August 1879. Sale tO be in front of the Jusliee's office ia Globe.
 T. P. KERR, Constable,
 Jyll4tl Gila Township. Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Mining Notice.

70 HEose t Hay ('ozcas.
 All parties claiming any interest ln the two hundred and fifty feet of west end of LITTLE GIANT mine, sitH1te in Pioneer Mining District, Pinal county, Territory of Arizona, this, therefore, is to notify you that, in accordance with the prOvisions of the C. $. mining act of May IC, 1872. and ln compliance With the requirements of said act, work has been done by me- 2 co-oWneE in andto, the two hundred and Efty leet Os the gest end of the said Little Giant mlne for the year ending March l2th, A. D. 1873 Now, If you who are tleiiHquents do Hot pay within ninety days from the date of this pub hcsti0n, such deiinquents, interest will be claimed as forfeited iu and Co every portion of said mining claim to N. ME1k
 lnE29-5lal
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

Tallboys says he IS afraid that it's all up between him and Miss Rubil- ips. She had three or four pieces of court plaster on her lace al the ball the other night, and he Ehlspered to her that sulphur and moIasses was Khat his mother always gave him when he had hum0r, and perhaps # Nouid be good for her--dry up all her pimples right of. TaIlboys says she gave him such look, and he hasT't got sight ss her nee. Boston Transcript.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

Machinery has reached 8 great state of perfection. An exchange remarks. We recently saw sOme burnt peas put into 1he hopper of a coffee mill, and ia less than two min- ates they were occupying a place in s grocery window labelled Fine Old Mocha '1
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Administrator's Notice.

h the Probate Court in and for the Count
 of i'iDai in the Telrsole ol Allzons. ln tue matter Of the E-tate of Charey c
 Mason deceased.
 It arpesfntg 10 the Judge Of said Court by the pctltiot fiiis day presented and .e 3Y .. VI -tncerseD, A1ulnistraior of th. Eststs CkarleS u. AasOn deceased, pras log fer an or ter of sslg q mining proptr Belonging t0 said estate. cnal it is Eecessafs and pgoper io sta tho siDle.
 lt Is tlielcEore ordered bg the Jn2se O said court, tnst all pers9us interested in ti. estate of said ueceasei i. appcar before sai. egurt. on H0n lay. fbc tliyeash 3ay of tu. Eitst, X. 9. lS75. li lJ o'ci0cz in the i0fs nooR oi said dSy. ai tho court rocn of th, lIoo1te C0Drt. at Florence in the County c Flnal ard Territory of fsi1ona. Co snow calise why an oTfier DI saie should eQt b. grautesi 70 lns said 3cniAistratcr, % ssA q privats sale ah tho 1lnsrs prcpsrgy beious sng t0 -flo es.kte df ,Ge saiu charles e. 3it son, deesHsed. And tlia. copy Of .hi> af. dcf ge published. at ic..Si. lnuv soccessiy. weetB. n lnE AElzONA SILVER BELT. aesyFpanef pri1scd aud pa5iishsa eesis at f4lohe Gus, ia the County cs liuai afore said JOAN D N MIXER.
 Dated July 2. lSl9, Prybate Judge
 gyll-4t.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Notice

70 Mrs 0srssrs asG Ss~etsrss4 of .ssisSae
 toupseses.
 The ARIZONA isILrxR BKET is tfe oalv newspaper printed iu Pinal e0uzEy, there lore the nearest nsTspaPer 10 al mines tr said county and Globe District
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
. -. Au.n N u

A woman at Ell, N E., received $ wait from her sister last week, # being the first sime the two mad net For sixteen years, although lvp 3 within four miles of each other They did not reeogDise each other
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
No. No.

And in accordance WtLh law. and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of Hay, 1879, so many shares of eash parcel ef such stock as may be Decess2ry will be sold al public auction at the o1Sce of County, ArizOua, on Monday the 18th day of June, 1873. at 12 o'clock. noon Of s4id dag, Co pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with eosta Of advertising and the expenses of sale.
 By order Board of Trustees this day made the above delinquent sale is postponed unsu VI ednesday July l6. 1879.
 H. B. SUMMERS. Secretary. Florence, Pinal County, A. q, JuEe "A, 1879.
 June 20-st
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

4 city man, wishing to engage 8 lot of potstoes from 3 party in the saburbs, asked aeighb0r what sort Of man he was. "6ell, 2 said the soascientious neghboT, T dea't know very much about him, but 1 should think be would make s tip-top stranger
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Notfee Of Sale of Stock co Pay Delts-
 aaent Assessmsnt-

Alamo Amarillo Company. Location Of place of bussness, Florence, Pinai County, Arizona. Nonce-There is delineuent upon the following described stock, cE account of Assessment fNO. g levied on tae 18th day of April, 1879, the several amounts set ODpo- site the names of the respective ahareb0isl- ers as foiiOws
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Mining Notice.

All persons claiming an interest as CO., owners 10 the SlSuey mlne, iOcafed about two miles south of Riverside in PiHsl Dis trict, Pinal County, Arizona, are hereby u0H fed that the undersigned, & cO-owner in said Slaney mine has performed the labor and improvements thereon as required by the United States Mining Laws for the year ending September 2nd ia7s, and that fl you fail to pay your proper proportion of the value Of said labor and improvements with ia lbe time fixed by stid ,zW your interest in said mine will pass to and become the prop erty Of RICHARD SLANEX.
 Tel7-lrn
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

4 Dutchman getting excited over an sccoGng of sn elopement of 3 mar ried woman, gave his opinion thus: If my wife runs away mt another mans wife, shake him out of hs brooches, if she be mine ladder, mine. Got.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

According to an Odessa neFspa- per, the condition of crops n South ern Russia and Lhe Caucasus have been scarcely eyer so bad as at pres sut. What was left by the drouth and hall is now, 1t is asserted, being snnihilated by frightful sWarms of grasshoppers and corn beetles.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

For hasa

Two adjoining iots. eligtbiy a1d ceDxall5 To ated on Broad etrcet. 1ontinK west, Ser sale at a bargain. For particulars inqEirC at thc BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
sheriR's Sale.

By viF1uo Of an execution issued out ci the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict of the Territory of Arizona. Ia and for the County of Pinal, dated the 9th day of July, A. D. 1879, ip scertain action wherein Peter N iil as plaiDtid recovered judgment against Claus Often defendant for the sum Of two hundred and tEenty-three 60i5o dollars on the 3Uth day of une 1879. I have levied upon the foilOWin ing described proper ty to-Wi1: Three-eights l3-6l of the Fer. nsndo mine and three-eighss (3-6) Of the Josephine mine. said mines are situated about one mile D0rlh of the silver king mine in the Pioneer filming District, Pinal County A. r.
 Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday July 2S, 1872, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4o'ei0ck D. ln. Of that day in front of tbe Court House m the COuD. ty of PinAi, I yill sell ;ll the right, title and interest of said Claus Often the defendant in and to the above described property at pnbhe auction for cash to the highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution and all costs and aceruing costs.
 J. P. GABRIEL,
 Sllerid, Pinal County. Dated. July 2, 1873.
 Jyll-3t
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Noadce

The McMillerl silver Mining Company, bercby notify al persons having claims or d0iug business win said company. that from aisd afler this date aii claims upou said conpany will be paid ia cheeks drawn pay able as the C0mpany's office la San Francis co. three days afLer sight.
 ,I l. CLARK, superintendent HcNilisu, A. T., June 20 1518
 Jc27-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

There wss fr0st iu acme pozrcns 5f Canada on Ebs 7tb which kilsea Sesns and cut 10 the ground potAs0es sheD ID bloom