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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02

The long and oft contested Webb case will
reach another hearing to-day before Judge
Wilkin in chambers. It will be remembered
that when Webb faiIefin the livery buainess
one Amos p: Kimbeyly, of loyp,! bought him
up on the foreclosures Of 4 mortgage. Aug. II.
Edna r. Webb, wife of Isaac m. ;Wcbb. brouaht
suit on contract, alleging thit Kimberly
bought up the livery stable On contrsM or
agreement that after the trouble subsidei he
sell out to her. BE, it ID claimed. has failed to
do this, and she brings suit Recording. The
case comes up to-day on motion to appoint
receiver.
A tame looking Milesian. named John Sulli-
van, was before Judge Flint yesterday,
charged with terrorizire the neighborhood Of
Seventh and Robert streets. After screwing
his courage to the clicking point on villainous
benzine, iho mustered pluck enough to tackle :
muscular amazon, who recipr0eased his vulgar
attentions by threatening to oaresa him with
meat az. His desire for gore in this direction
gave way to burning thirst to waste little
African blood, which reprehensible practice
was iuaugurated on Robert street. He failed
slgnally In the indeavor, and his laundering to
spill the precious life Auid Was eArked BY Off,
Ger Casey, who took the belligerent to tho alta
ton. He was committed for sixty days.
Sheriff Newton, Of Dakota county, assisted
BY Officer Baer, arrested Bernard Cohn yester-
day. Cohn is wanted at vermilion station for
! Transaction in which he figured last 6atnr-
day, to the great personal discomfort of Mrs.
Barbara Smith, . resident OF that village. Last
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02

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G. A Friedenrich, StClout
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F A Hodge, Pine City.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02

NJ Olson and wife, st.
James.
T G. Mes'ey, Monticello.
John Thorsjord, Moor.
head.
j Bobleter, New Ulm.
j Heines, Minneapolis.
j G Lawrence, Waba-
shaw.
VIM Wheeler, Kasson.
A H Meremen and wife,
Winnebago City.
b Lull, Rochester.
L G Stacy, Rochester,
A ] Stearns, Rushford.
Mrs NJ A Braden, Preston
F o Day, Fairmont.
g l. Mecham, Etna.
II Wilson, Faribault.
J g Hunter, Duluth.
II @ Kendall, Duluth.
g N eastman and daugh
ter. Min eapois.
G. W Buffum, Owatonna.
j z Barnlord, Owatonna =.
Q II Smith, Window.
John Hutton, Window.
o o Pitcher, Mankato.
w Jacobson, LII Verne.
A w McKenty, Faribault
II Fall, Minneapolis.
] b Gilfillan, Minneapolis
W D Rice, st. James.
A Farmer, Little Falls.
j H Sheets, Long Prairie
John Wait, Long Prairie
G D Macarthur and wife
Winnebago City.
d Libbison, Northheld.
NJ o McNiff, Blue Earth
City.
w Ga, o NTl.1ll~
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
MInIng Noaiee

% Thoag if AuV Coacen.
 All parties claiming any interest in the two hundred and fifty feet of west end Of LITTLE GIANT mine, sitllate in Pioneer Mining District, Pinai county, Territory of ArizOna, this, therefore, fs 70 notify you that, in accordance with the prOyisi0ns 0f the U. s. mining act of Maj 70, 1872. and in compliance with the requirements 0f said act, work has beea done by ne, co-oHnBf in amt t0, the two hundred and fifty feet 0i the west rnd of the said Little Giant Eline for the year ending March i2lh, A. D. 1873. Now, fl you who are delinenents do not pay your fiii proportion Of the cost of said H0rh within ninety days from the date of tbispch- iiealiOn. such delinouents' interest will be claimed as forfeited ID and Co every portion of said mining claim to N MEEK
 tmrzs-Sm]
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Proposals.

The undersigned Commissioners will re- ceiYe sealed proposals fOi the purchase of ten thousand dollars Oi the Coupon Bonds Of the Territory of Arizona, dated March 1, lS18 and due fifteen years after dase bear ing interest from date at the rate Of ten per cent per annum. These tonds are each tor the sun of two hundred and fifty dollar . and numbered from one t0 forty dollars in- elusive, and .sSued iu pursuance of An Act of the Legislature of the 'ferzitory Of Arizona, entitled s. An Act authorizing lean on tiie faith and creditof the Territory, and to pro vide for the construction Of certain wagon roads ia the Territory Of Ariz0na.H H approY- cd February F., 1873.
 Proposals may be for the whole CT any part Of said bonds. and mlsst be for at least eighty Der cent Of their face value. Proposals will be opened at tbe office of ii. B. Summers in Florence, Pinal County, 4. T., on Wednesday July l6i-iSs9s at lz m. ot said day.
 Proposals can be delivered in person to either of the undersigned or mailed Co the undersigned At Florence. Pinal county. A. E
 Each envelope must have endorsed across Proposals for purchase of Florence and sslobe CitS road bonds, wlth date of pro- possll.
 Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
 Payment for bonds must be made within ten days after acceptance of bid, and nuss be in Gold or Q. $. Currency.
 J. a. EATON,
 e. WHEAT
 M. $. STILES.
 Commissioner. Florence. Pinal County, A. T~ May 90,
 June 6-5w
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Summons.

Ia the Justices Court Of Gila Township n the county Of Pinal, Territory of Ari' ,na,
 E. F. Thompson. J. P. J.. 70. Baker. plaintiff, Ys. Union est Min
 ing Company and Amos Robe .s, detend-
 ants-Sumfn0ns.
 Ike IGriscry gf ATszonz 'sEds Greeting Co
 Dnioa Hea AiHiHQ C apaHg Gnd Apl0s
 Ro5erfs, Dsfendants.
 You are hereby sur-m0Ned Co appear be- fore me, ar Bly office in PicsctPost, Precinct No. 5, Gila TOV nship, in ihe county ol Pinal, on the Jth day or July. is79 at g o'clock, a I'd. in an action brought against you by saif plaintiff, lo answer the com plaint Of f,e above named plaintiff.
 Said Ion is brought t0 recover the sum of TTJ Hundred and Ninefy-four 15-luO Dor..ls for labor performed and materials fil- .iished or judgment will be taken against you for the said amount. together with costs or this suit il you fai 60 appear and answer.
 To the Sheriff or anF constable Of said county, greeting Make legal service and d6e return thereof.
 Given under my hand this 18th day ol May. I879 E. F. THOMPSON, 4 Justice of Inc Pence Of said Township.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friday. Jasy asza.
New Mex.ieo Items.

Capt. Byer's Indian fight has assumed enormous proportions since he got out of the mountains. When we were at HilIsboro last wpek we met and ta ked with miner, one of a party of eight who were out pros pecting and had met Capt Eyer and It. Wright just after the fight. From him we learned that Lt. Wright told him there were about eighteen Tndisns. that they had lost one soldier killed and two wounded. and that he thought they had killed one Indian- He said the soldiers numbered about eighty men. that the Indians repulsed the troops and held the field. and that the troops beat 8 hasty retreat, saying they Ke1e going into Fort BayaEi for rations and re-enforcemenEs.
 A subsequent statement by the same paper. the Thirty Foar, says:
 Since printing our remarks on Byer's Indian fight. Lieut.. Wright comes to hand with a letter in the Herald substanfiAting nearly all Ihe facts therein stated. The only mate rial difference in It. Wrights arcount. is that he claims the Indians were routed and abandoned their positions.
 We have recently learned from d gentleman from Silver City, Y. M. that Captain Eyer prevented Lt. Wright from chaig ng the Indians.
 Felipe Casares, living Oa the Up- per Mlmbres, N. M., saw One of the raiders passing bis place siih four horses and having hls horse al hand mounted and gave chase, and On nearing the Indian was fired at from nuzzle loader when Casares closed with a Colts revolver lodged four balls in the Indian but not bringing him down the red cIubbed his rife and struck vigorously at Casares but without effect. The Indian was struck on the side of the head by the last ball from Casares pistol which stun ned him, when he wss caught by the bair and pounded over the head until liertTudis eaIderon gave him his qui- stus by auxing him with more lead.
 The Irdlans are still lowering about tue Mimbres valley. and seem bent on mischief. On Friday last shey attacke1 and killed Pablo Mon-- toYa, an old man whom George Per rault had left in charge of his ranch during his absence. They riddled the old man with bulIets and took his horse. There are twenty-five Mex jeans out after the Indians, under Don Pablo Garcia and Solis. The latter is good trailer. and all of them being well armed and determined men they will be very likely to Dag feE of the redskins,
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
sheri9s saIe.

Sonss ef SasrsF7s Ssls os Eorsslospy. q lers l. Bafeman, By virae of an ordel
 vs. oi Eaie and decree of Miami Mining Go. iforeslosure tAs1l..l out of the District Court oftne FSrst Ju1i>sai D.-- trict of tie Territory Of Arizona, in aud for the County O. flnal on lne 5tn dAy 0T May, &. D. lof8. wherein f. C. Ba1emaD the plain tiif in che above entitled action obtained judgment and decree Of Foreclosure asasesl the defendants. the Miami Mining tompAng for the sum of twenty-one thousand ana for ty l|z1, ,04o 0o3 dollars with interest at Che rate of ten tlll per cent. per ahnam together sstrn one nunurec nd thiFty-six 1-l1i doi- lars costs of suit hesides SeerainE c0Sts. am commanded @ seli Ah what contain lead lode or vein known as the Miami nlne >itli ate in Globe Mining aistEick, Pinai C0untp Arizona Territory, said Hismi mine coDsist- ing of fifteen hundred linear feet by six hlfa- dred feet in width as located by C. C. Nolan and F. A. Dodge, November Itn, d.. il ltIS aad recorded in beck one ID of tiines Page (I8T Records of Flnal County. dl1xona Ter ritnry, also the mill site of the Miami min and Mining Company situate ah0ug uve lhl miles below Globe Clay at fac forks of Piaal Greek in said Ierntofy upon which Nhise ana Allen erected B len stamp quartz iniil together with said quartz Tnil uaeI.alegs. furnaces and ali other fixtures and 4trur- tenAnces and also ail other mines, niiniaS claiIas. real esta1e, poSsessory elalns mil sites. water rights claimed or possessed by said Miami Mining tonfpany. labde aoti. (. is hereby given thkt in Obedienco ra said ore der of saie and decree Of foreeioslru O. Sat uraa9 the Han day ot June. q. d l1la at z o'clock, D. n., of that day in frola ef tss Sheri1's Office ia t1e town of f.sf~ e will sell all the right litle aild intercsf ofthe aefe adantk in and to she absSc dehefi bed property st public auefiOn ts iae hi 8fsl bidder for each 70 ssrstg sad iuGgnrn as,u ali cost.
 The above s4le os Reai Estate at the sult of C. B1telpan ys. Miami &in{nE l.onlpany is hereby pos<poned uuEfi Monday fut l5th dag ofJuig A. D 1873
 Dated sberiG's o1ice, Florence. .fuoe %, a. B., 1873. dE. GAss5el <iaerid.
 June-2o-4f
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Between forty and fifty barrels of cider have been consumed by family of four persona in \ sorshOrldge Mass. since last fall. The mother died in fits SIX weeks agO; the youngest son died in the game way soon after; the oldest s0a, saferng from its. has been gwen up ky bis physlcian; and the father has tie delirium tremensi all of which would seem to demon smate thet man was not made to live by apPle-juiCe alone
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The gigantic robbery of she Broae- way saungs bank, St. Louie, by J. Philip Krieger, it's cashier and M. Goldsoll, St. Louis wholesale jew eIer, amounts to Ss62 900 as shown by the inventory filed in court by J. M, Francesca. assignee. The case IS simply unparalleled in the history of fraudulent financial institutions of this country.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice of sheriR's Sale.

 gotses ef S6svsFs S4ls ou foysoiosars ef Geo. Ro.s and Donald Ross. h the Dis
 ys. net Court 0f Danube Mining Company. tho Firsl Judi eial District of the Territory Of Arizona in and for Piaai County Under and b7 virtue of an order Of -ale and decree Of foreclosure issued out ol the District Court Of tue First Judicial District Of tke Territory or Arizona in and for the County of Pinal on the 3ota day ef April A. b. 1878, in the above enti- tied action wherein George Ross and D0n- aid R0ss the above nsaned plaintiffs obtain ed judgment and decree against the Dan- ube Mining Company, defendant which said decree was on he Sixth day of Ray, 1873. recorded in she Judgment Book of said court, l am commanded to sell ali that cer- tain lot, piece or parcel of land situate in tine County of PiEel Territory of Arizona and bounded and described as follows rO-Wit :. ''Ihe Danube mlne situated ln tAe Globe Ainipg district. Final County, drizsfsa Ter rit0ry of which the Danube mining c0mpa- ny are Owners.n Public notice IS hereby given that on Nonday the {7th) seventh day 0l July A. D. 1879, between the hours Of 70 o'clock a. nl. and { o'clock D. m. of that day in front Of the st re of llise, Hills 6 Co. in Globe Lity, Final County, Territory of sri- zOna I will in obedience to said order of sale end decree of foreclosure. sell tlleabOve described property or 90 much flltre0i az may be necessary Co satisfy plaintiffs jEdg- ment with ihtsfest there0n and costSf~ Go the highest bidder for cash
 J.P. GABRIEL. ShesiE.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
A wase saggession.

4 writer to the Grant County Her sld suggests that Victoria and his red-handed followers have rendered themselves amenable to the civil law, that they should be indicted by the grand jury and warrants issued for their arrest which should be placed in the hands of tbe sheriff for exeeu- aOn, and ws suggest that the sheriff summon the military as 8 posse com Hatas and fellos them until shey are arrested or killed.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice.

09ts Board ef .sspsrvfsors, Piaal coAafy, drtz0na.
 The Board Of Supervisors Of Pinal Cum ty win sit e. a ROard of Equalization at the town of Florence, on the first Monday ln July and win continue in session from time to ine, until the Thirty-firsf day of July. The Assessment R0l Of real and personal property, for 1879, has been filed with the Board Of Supervisors, anc is now open fOI inspection in the office oi lheir clerk.
 CflAS D. STUART,
 Clerk Board 0f Supervisors. Florence, A. IT,, June i7, 1879.
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
euanmona.

In the Justice'> Court. of (iila Township in the County of Pinai, Territory of Arizona, P 8 Miller, J. P.
 Il. s. Sanders, plaintiff ys. A. S. Mansfield, defendant Summons.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to A. s. Mansfield, defendant: You are hereby summoned iO appear before me. ar my office in Globe precinct. in tho County of Piual, on the 9th day of August. 1879. at n o'clock s. m. in an action brought against you by said plaintiff to answer the complaint 0f tho above named plaintiff.
 Said action is brought to recover the sum Of two hundred and ninety dollars alleged to be due and owing from you said defend snt to said plaintiff for services rendered as lsill appear from the complaint on tle here in and to which you are referred, or judg- ment viii be taken against you for the said amount. together with costs of this suit if you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this 4th day ofJune, 1879. ? B. MILLER, Justice of the Peace of said Township.
 SAal'L. H. WILDY, Pif's. Att'Y.
 June 6-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
anted.
The undersigned Is desirous Of purchas- ing STOCK CATTLE.
Notice

The McHilien silver Mining c0mpany, hereby notify all persons having claims or doing business with said company. that from and afier this date all claims upon said company win be paid in checks drawn pay able at the COmpany's office in San Francis co, three days xfter sight.
 J. l. CLARK, Superintendent. NcAiIlen, A. IT., June 20, 1879
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice.

Came tothe IndiLr Agency, at San Carlos. one Roan Horse branued D c on lef. sh0uider and Spanish character on left hip. and one Bay Mare branded also with character on Ielt shoulder. and 4 fgith crOsss er et hip. Parties will prove property, pay charges and take away the animals within 60 dayr from this date, or the same will be sOld to defray expenses. H. K. PARKER.
 San Carlos, April 26, I879.-ma2-Sw
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Special Notice.

D. F. KeIlner & co. buy and sch Excbange on New York or San Francisco, and don you forget that they always pay the highesi market price for gold and silver bullion. OF If preferred by thelr regular customers will make cslsh advances on bullion and give them the benefit of " Net Returns from New York or San Francisco.
 June 6-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
sheriRs Sale.

Thomas Newland, plaintiff Under and by
 vs. virtue of an Frank Tarbell, defendant. order of ssie and decree Of foreclosure issued out Of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona ln and for the County of PiDal on the Twenly-sixfh day of May A. D., 1879. in the above entitled action wherein Thomas Newland the above named piaintin 0btained a judgment and decree against Frank rarbeii defendant on the Ninth day of May. <. D., 1873, hich sad decree was on che same day duly filed and ree.srdcd on page b6 Of the judgment book ot the said distriet court, I am commanded Co Sell all that certain mining properiy bound ed and described ss folloWs. to-wit: All Of tue undivided interests of the said defend ant Frank Tarbell in and Co that certain inning claim ledge or lode Oi silver bearing ore situate al a point ia said pinal County about four miles south 0f the summit oi Rinal mountains and more particularly known and described zs the Pioneer South with all it's dips spurs and angles
 Public notice h hereby given that on Thursday tue Tentn day Of July 4. D. 1873. ai twelve O'.l0ck noon Of thar day in front of the Court House door in Fierence in the said County of Pinal l will la obedience to said order of sale and deere Of foreclosure sell the above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary lo satisfy plain hh7s judgment with interest thereon and cosfs to lhe highest and best bidder for law fu money of Ihe United states
 Je-2o-ss
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Notice.

70 A7ns Oaszes and Sssssrses ef Asai.,
 Co1pDantss
 The ARIZONA SILVER BEET ks the only newspaper printed in Pinal county, there fore che nearest newspaper tp 4ii mines in said county and Globe District
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Mining Notice.

An persons claiming an interest as CO owners ln the Saney mIRa, located about two miles south af Riverside in Pinai Dis tricf Pinal County. Arizona, are hereby n0ti feS that the undersigned. & co-owner in said Slaney mine has performed the labor and improvements thereon as required by the United States Mining Laws tor the year ending September End Sl9. and that if you fail io pay your proper proportion of the value Of ,9aid labor and improvements with in the time fixed by said iaw your interest in said mine Wils pass t0 and becoIne the prop ersy of RICHARD SLANEY.
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

And iu accordnuet wich l2H. and aa order Of the Board of Trustees made on the leth daF Of May, l8ls 70 many shares Of each VII be k0ld al public auction, at the office of the Company. in tho tDWn of Florence, Final C0unty sfizona, on Monday ihr 10th day of June, 1873 aE l2 clock noon of tzid day. to pay sad delinquenk assessmeni thereon, together with costs 0f advertising and the expenses of sale
 By order Board Of Tl0sfees thls day made the above delinquent sale is postponed until N ednesday JiiiT e, 1873
 H. SUMMERS. Secretary. Florence. Plnal County, A. I.. June l1, 1872
 June 20-at
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

A & Petersburg letter declares that tho heads of the secret police have dincoeersd that shTss-fonftbS of their usn gre in leagae wiEh de nihiliss.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Settee ofEase of Ateek to Pay Beiin.
 qaent Assesssueas.

AlRmS Amarillo Company Location of place of business. Florence, Pinai County, Arizona. Nodce-lher is delinquent upon thc following described stock on account 0i Assessment (go. 8 levied ou the 18th day Of April. 1873, the several amounts set opp0- site the names of the respective sh4rehOlsi- erk as follows
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
ForNaIe.

Two adjoining lots, eIieibiy and centrally l0 ated on Broad stHef, fronting west for sale a1 bargain For particulars inquire at the EXIT Oface.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Branch of thls Brewery at McA Alllen.
 AriE0ua,

for fhe accommodation 0f kll Who Hfiah se imbibe Address si orders Q
 FINAL kft2t AN1
 Gibbs. Ai7zona-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
FINAL BREW ER I
Globe Ar.sas,

Keeps constantly on hand and l1r sase a'
 wAo5asals and retail the best g'11 Q.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
LAGER DEER,

which shey offer ts citizens of this town and
 visinss se st sAe nwNss nriees Asso
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

MARCH 20 1870.

The NEW CouRT-HoUsE SITE.-It
will be seen by reference to the report OF
tho proceedings Of special meeting OF
the City Council held last night, that the
square OF ground enclosed between Mar
ket and King and Tenth and Eleventh
streets is rendered to the Levy Court fol
the site of the new county courthouse
and county buildings.
This is one of the most central and
prominent and convenient positions in
the city, and 50 far as We are able to
judge it is the wish OF large majority
of our citizens that the county buildings
be here erected.
1t will be seen that the Council alsc
rendered the thanks of the city to the
General Assembly, which will meet the
views of all good citizens We feel quite
sure.
The committee appointed to confer with
the Levy Court and make the tender Of
the ground will do SO to-day.
1t is the hope and expectation Of the
Council that their tender will be imme-
diately accepted, or accepted as soon as
the dignity Of the Court and the due con-
sideration of SO responsible a matter will
permit, in order that measures may Dr.
taken without any unnecessary delay iol
the sale of the bonds aud the issue o.
proposals for the erection of the build
ings.
1t is expected, of course, that the Levy
Court will not enter upon the work O
construction until it secures proper plan.
for the buildings, aud that these plan.
will be allowed to have the sanction o
the judiciary, and to have the scrulin,
and TO some extent meet the wishes an,
expectations of such citizens as are capa
Bile Of passing judgment upon architectu
raj designs.
1t is doubtful, therefore, whether worl
will be commenced upon the bailding
for several months. We will be bette
able to judge of this, however, after tn
Levy Court shall have spoken on tn
matter.