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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

BOSTON MARKET,
~ 1719 PeNnsylvGntG AvenMe:
LAMB, VEAL, ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME, &c,
Al the lowest rates
Orcers received for VENISON, PHEA6ANTS,
,yl0-sn 81. L. BEACH 90
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Ihe Str1keT0 In England.
LONDON. Sept 1s.-The feeling OF the striking
cotton operatives has been evinced by q crowd
hoodng some OF the strikers who attempted To
return to work. At one mill the police pre-
vented more serious disturbance.
French Gold for New York
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The Cote Europe Ems an
LOUNGES that the Hamburg-Amer1can line
steamer Mestphalia, which sailed from Havre
for New York, besides which the North Ger.
man Lloyd's TRANSATLANTIC steamers have
taken other sums.
The Capture Confirmed.
LONDON, Sept. 1S-A dispatch by the way or
st. vincent fully confirms The accounts Of the @
capture OF King Cetewayo.
Rect Sugar.
TIE European beet sugar crop is estimated at
100000 tons against 100000 tons last year.
Specie Increase.
The statement Of the Bank OF England shown
an increase OF specie for the week OF e3s4, 900.
Big Fire i'm Russia.
The ST. petersburg Gdios says: great fro
broke out on Tuesday last In the town OF Eka-
torinoslav, in South Russia, near the Dauper.
The nre originated In the most populous quar-
ter OF the town, and the damage is immense.
A Collapse.
The strike OF the nail makers has collapsed,
the operatives OF the other districts having
refused to join the strikers OF Browns Grove.
ane SlanoIosnlre potters yesterday unan1-
mously resolved TO resist the proposed reduc.
tion or wages TO the uttermost.
The British Advance.
SIMLA, Sept. Notwithstanding the
AmeerS proteStations Gen Stewart haS I'm A.
cordance with the istructions from the viceroy,
dispatched division OF troops with heayy
artillery from Candahar IN the direction OF
Geuzni 10 maintain order In that part OF the
country. The bodies OF the three native on
GERS or the guides, which were erronoousiy
reported TO have been burned near the British
residency at Cabul, have been recovered and
buried.
Another Monetary Congress.
LONDON, Sept, 1S.-The London correspond.
ent OF the Liverpool Courier announces that
Germany will shortly call fresh monetary
congress to be held In Berlin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L
~, CHARLEY NYE Will SPEAK AT THE
on NIGHT
19tb aepls-2t'
To GRAND COUNCIL, SONS OF JONADAB.
tIS Specisl meeting THIS EVENING at Irwin
c,ble Council Hall Georgetown. at O'Clock Busi-
IT. WIN. H. WALKER. Grand Chief
~ NETTING Of the TW WELFTH BUILDTNG
dds ssp f
81 at to discuss AZ sIsnd%en to the con
r. TO T9 The LAPIEs,,9g Al saPssiSr f;ellitie
same al NEW. This work done by our new proces
,.a. w 1' ''N' " SWISS LAUNpR 'A'i''
rES- W. B. MOSES K son. cor 7th st aud Pa
s,ss cr and ce1p pIst st1sk @ ef gPHoIs rERY GOODS
u BEDFobD wATkKi FFr 11ox w,Trr
BETHESDA WATER fIaF bEEP 1s6k kohk "AEFER AtEER,
fresh supply Of 9th h: ie above ' natural waters.
FG1 sale or dfrTf1t %f1hRSs Il 81, @1ig5tR PHtRMAoy
eeY4r 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ SCHOOL BOOKS st SCHOOL Board prices.
duetory rates ;sTATIoNERY sttbe lowest p,ices,at
ROBERTS BOOKSTORE, 1910 7th street. above New
York avenue. aus28-lm
~ MATHEY OAYLUs' CAPSULES,
lSS Used for over Is years with great success by
superior to all others for the prompt Of all
OF diseases, recent or of long standing
Prepared by CLIN h CO.. Paris Sold every.
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PERsONAL.-It is rumored in Washington that
Mrs Justice Stephen j. Field became, during
her summer trip in Canada. convert to the
Catholic church. Mr.. Eugene Speer. OF
Georgia, has been appointed tally clerk of the
House Of Representatives. 49, Secretary
Thompson will return to the city during the
first week Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

A MONTHS LEAvE.-Second Lieutenant w, S,
King, U.S.M.C C., has been granted one months
leave from the 9Th prOXimO
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THE FOLLOWING DISPATCH was received nv
the national board of health this morning from
Memphis:-"N Nine cases Is white) and deaths
"a white) since last report.
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nRAWKRG-DrNling Drawers only 30 ceHta
~ Doublesested Drilling Drawers only so cents.
Job Lot Gauze Shirts, 8 for 81.
Just opened lot Fancy HALF Hose 25 cents.
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs 8 for 80 cents.
Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs, Is cents; worth 40
cents.
Bordered Handkerchiefs 8 for IS cents.
Mems BDk Ties. Is cents; worth so cents.
Mems Blk ScArfs, 20 cents; worth 81 26.
Biz Shirts to order for g. at warranted.
THOMPSON'6 8HIRr FAoT0RY,
3e28h SO y sf. m.eC.. opposite Patent Once
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CHIBT1! SHIRTS! SHIFTS!
CHEAPEST 4HIRTH IN THE WORLD.
Best Wamfutta Unfinished Shirts. ...........76 ctS.
Best "F. Of the l." Unfinished Shirts 800. so cts
Best Boys Unfinished Shirts. so cts
Best Wamsutta Finished Shirts. 90 cts
Best r Of the L" Finiehed Shirts. cts.
Best Boys Finished Shirts ........... .66 cta
Choice assortment Of washable Ties and Scarfs.
The "G" Scarf for the Seaside, only 80 cts.
The best Dress Shirts made to order, In most ele
CANT manner, for S2: at warranted. At
THOMP6ON'6 SHIRT FACTORY.
3e286 SIG II st. ss.sC.. OPP. Patent Office
DRICE LET OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNI86
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1O02 F St w.
The Comfort" Mystery" and "Reception"
Shirts, made Of Wamsutta muslin, and extra fine
linen bosoms, are only rs cents.
The "Old Times" and Great Southern" (open
front) Shirts only 30 cents; made Of frstclass
goods
The "Benate" Shirt, made O.. Fruit of the Loom
muslin and twenty hundred linen. ts only 60 centa
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers. only 60 cents
worth 81
ME0INNISS,
ie7-6 1908 II street MO.
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GOV. SHEPHERDS TRIP TO MExICo-A dis
patch received from Ex-Governor Shepherd be-
tween Ell Paso and Santa Fe states that he will
be home In about ten days. He seems well
pleased with the result OF his trip OF explora-
lion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-18

ABOUT $4,000 OF the $4,000 allowed working
mems claims have been paid up to two O'Clock
this afternoon.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internalre rev.
enue, $3.50, .46; customs, S6S5. 365.
ADMIRAL AMMEN has been invited by the
Board OF Trade Of New York to read before it a
paper on the inter-oceantc canal. He will
accept the invitation, and Will have his paper
ready In couple Of weeks.
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ter, list artillery, and H. A. Springett, 4th artil
lery, Will report for duty at the military acade-
my; First Lieutenant w. S. WYATT 9th infan-
try, will report to the chief signal officer in this
city for assignment to duty; leave for three
months is granted Captain E. B. Beaumont, 4th
cavalry; Assistant Surgeon P. Middleton is re-
leved from duty in the department of the east
and will report for duty to the commanding
general department OF Texas; the leave Of First
Lieutenant 6. II. Cook, 10th infantry is extend
loe, 22d infantry, six months, on account Of dis
ability
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Globe city Retail Price Current. Corrected Weekly Dy D. R. kefi-
 ner e. C0.

Axes g; axle grease 30c; anvils Sl5 to R20; bellows SEQ: broonis zoe; bags seamless s0c; beer Anheuscr d0z. S6 beans A-ex. per %. lOc: beans Boston bk'd 75c; butter ranch per 10. )3e; butter eastern per Do. 4Qc; brandy per gal SJ; candies per 70 50e; candles per lb 30c; co1fee green per ID 8 and l third cfs; eoilec roasted per 10 50c; coffee ground per lb 50c; crackers soda per ID 25c; crackers sweet per ID 3Jc; cheese Eastern per ib 35c; eggs fresh per dog 50c; eggs descated can Sl; fish salmon kil S3; fish herring kit $4 90: hsh trout kit S4 50; fuse P tape B l5; fuse Hant Si 39; Hour Las Cruces $S; four Hay- .den's s9 90; Hour Salt river Sy; fruits Cal. can I3c; fruit dried per ib %; domestic Dleached 10 to z5; domestic un5leacned l2 and half Go 2); ham per ID 90; hammers per 10 70 to %; halnfner haDdlcs each %; horse shoes per 10 IS; OK shoes per 10 30. iron per 10 D % 20, Jelly Gal. can I3i lard Fairbanks 23 to Sl; lemon sugar best 60; lye per can 30; macarOni per Ib 40 meats per can eJ: naIs per 10 lS; nails horse 70 Co Jj. nails OK shoe 50; oil lard per giG g 90, oil linseed per gal g; oil kerosene per gal Sl 51, picks Sz; plck handles 50; pickles per 10 D; powder giant no per 10 ST i5; powder giant Iud- sons perlb 40; powder Dupont keg S7 DO: powder sporting per lb Sl 25; powder yeast and baking Si, putty per 10 p; prints per Ensiisil per 10 4J: steel American per % 35: shoyels l. H g; soap laundry Q Go 70; soap castlle 30: syrup inuple half can S2; syrup silver dip per gal g 90; sugar cii lO;d 25; sil- gdr C zl; salt English l2 and half cts; salf domestic 70: salt coarse }; tobacco chewing per lb Si tobacco smoking per ib g I to g: tea per lb Joe to 3f 5j. vinegar per gal Sl 50: vegetables lbs cans 45. wine pcf gal S5 whisky per gal S3 5e Co S5.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Constable Sale.

By virtue of an execution isstred out of r. B. Miller's Court, July 3. 1875. in favor of John H Hse G Co. and against F. W Mayer, I have this cay levied on one ceTrain piece of real property, consisting of enc house and two lots situated on Broad street. north 0f John n. EatOn's residence aud south 0f James Hamilt0n'S old saloon build ing and in the village of Globe, Pinal Coun- ty, Arizona Territory, to satisfy sald eXccll- tion in the sum of one hundred and seventy one dollars and Aj-iOO and costs and accru- ing costs, l will sell Co the highest ant bsrt bidder for cash the above described proper ty at o'clock on the 4ih day of August 1878. Sale t0 De in front of the Justices office in Globe.
 T. P. KERR, C0nkfabIe, JyIl-4tl Gila Township, Arizona The sale the above described property is postponed until the 30th day of August. 1875, said sale Co take place at the hour and place above named. T. P. KERR,
 Constable.
 Gga Township, 4. T..
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
McMiIIen Items.

On account of the dangerous con- dition of che main shaft of the Wash iagton mme work has been suspend- ed until 1t cal be rimbered.
 Pat Rose has been very sick, but is improving.
 The dance last week was deeided- ly a success.
 The StOnewall mill. on account of searciy of waseF is hardly able to run half time.
 A Mexican circus shove here two nights but not meeting w.th more suecess than it deserved, started for Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Frank Fremont has been nominat- ed Lieutenant in the army. an- other evidence that one class of citi- zens gets all the chieken- pc and an- other pays the taxes. Frank should now be promoted to Il c ilonelcy and ordered to fll the vacancy on Sheri- dan's staff. created by the ab- sense of Fred. Grant, who is sailing around tho world with Father" h the appointment of young Fremont, the President OrersIaughs tue Con- gressional sratnse respecting the preference of soldiers from the ranks and non commissioned officers. Those that have been preferred for the off, ces, are, with oI.e exception. young civilians. sons of army and navy off, cers. or the proteges of politicians. The reading of the law as passed by Congress psremtorily forbids this, and If tbe system IS persisted in, it will not be long before we have sn army of ineffcients.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

J. Collingwood. Chairman of Board of Supervisors. J. D. Walker, Probate Judge. and P. R. Brady, County Treasurer. empowered by law to fill vacancies in the Board of Supervisors. proceeded last week to elect a member vice J H. Hlse re- signed. The appointment fell upon Mr. Granville Wheat of Florence which place vas then represented ID the Board.
 The citizens of Globe sent in q petition umerously signed express rug a preference for the election of J H. Eaton Of thls place, and claim ing that this section of the county was entitled to representative. Messrs. Collingvood and Walker voted for Wheat and P K. Brady for Eaton.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

4 band of Indians, farming near Camp Apache, falls about one hun dred short upon actual count of the number heretofore rationed. They are industrious, have horses, eattle, sheep and good crops We under stand that Captain Chaffe Is issuing no rations to Indians not present al actual count. h consequence of the great distance of some of the bands from the agency Ctptssn Chatfe said that he intended to ask permission of the Department to issue monthly. in- stead of weekly, to such Indians and gave as reasen for wishing the change chat it was too great a hard- chip to require them to come so far every week for food.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Notice.
Ogss Eoard Qf Egaalizafioa, Pinal c0s.nss

09ss Board ef Equalization, Pipal C0anty,
 4. T
 The Board of EqualizatiOn or this County will meet for the last time for the year 1873, on M0aiiay the IItii day of August, at 40 o'clock a. El. ar the town of Florence. All persons Nho have any complaints Co make regarding their assessment, and who hnsa not already appeared, are requested Co be present at the meeting above named and snow cause why their assessment should be altered. CHAS. D. STUART, Clerk.
 Ey or,ler of Board
 Fiornre. A. r.. JUly 20, 1879.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
ArrIxAls.
PAsCog nyUSE.

4. S.nl h. P Shanlry and team sters, MeAlilen c . Hsde and wife. j Eiy,dlnAn. 6. " Gra1am ana J II Baton. B en.en's Ms.l :; 4. Bailey, Iusiarr J Il Hammond. San Carias Il MeNeA. Rnnbaz !: Owen baubach and , V Howell. wheariiells Jaeob lI~Ddrrkberg, Oakland, CaliforuiA Ca4s Hassr District James lIanilloa. C9a Burns Fred Henderson ana Jerry Barton. ( .y: MeFadieu. c d :; l'hos J Newlaad and two servants. Pioneer Mne 4. II Morehcad and fannly. independence Mine Chas. E Hn,sen. C,mp Thomas M L. Styles, Florence.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
JyII4tl
sheriR's Sale.

 By virtue of an execution issued out oi the DislrieI Court of the First Judicial Dis trct of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of PiBal, dated the tWenty-fiftn day OfJune 1873. in a certain action where m A. I. MOrehead as plaintiff recovered judgment against Sidney M. Webb defend- ant for the sum of eight hundred and lwel- ty-seyen G6-I00 dOiiaTs with interest at the rate of ten per cent. per aAnum from date of judgment tili paid, said judgment bear date May twentieth 1873. have levied upon the following described property tO-wir: One certain lot an premises on the west side Of Broad street. the same being tWengy-five feet front and one hundred feet in depth and bounded on the north by Redmand k Vi ley's butcher shop and on the south by thr saloon of Ryall & Moore. I will on lhe 31sf day of July 1879, between tho h0urs of 10 a. n. and D. m. of that day in front Of the said premises sell all the right, title and is.- teFest of the said sidney H Webb, Of in atd to the above described property at public auction for cash to the highest and best bidder Co satisfy said execution and all costs.
 J. P. GABRIEL.
 Sheriff, PinAl County Dated, .Iuly7, 1879.
 Jyll-3t
 The sale of the above described property is postponed until the 1Ith day of August. 1878. on which day it will be sold between the above named hours and place.
 J. P. GABRIEL. Sheriff
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Atour FLORENCE and ShNFORD stores will always be found Q flill and complete aSsortmeDIof Dry Goods, tiroesriss. bos e and shoes. Grain. Fionr. Lumbes. etr. etc. which will be sOid bolh \ hoitslle nd ke- tail. at the rerg l0wett market pfsees
 n3aft-fr
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
sheriRs Sale.

By virtue of aH execution issued out Ol the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial Dis trict Of tne Territory Of Arizona in and for the County of Pinal, dated the 24th day Ol July, 1879, in & cert liu action wherein John Vesaeliclle as piaintid recovered Judgment against Charles BIuman defendant for the sum of one hundred and tWenty-three il-100 dollars on the 10th day Of July 1873, ! have levied upon the following described proper ly GO-wiJ: Fiye-eights ,5-e) of the first east exfensiSn of the Fernando mine and iye- eights (sl-Sl of the tirst east exienslOn of the JosephiHe mlHe. said mines are situated about oae mile north of the King mine in Pioneer Mining district, Pinal County, A. T. Public notice is hereby given that on Aenday, August 25th, 1879, ar the hour of 40 o'clock a. m of that day in front Of the Court House in the County of Pinal, I wilt sell all the right title and interest of said Charles BaUman the defendant ia and to the above described property at Pu3iic Auction for cash % the highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution and al cOsls anu ac- cruing costs. J. Q. GABRIEL.
 Sheriff, Pinal County.
 Dated, July 90, IS78.
 Stt-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

A Yuma dispagch sh'ch 8o ind in the Phen Herald says:
 Two hno stages arrived on the 18Th from Sau Diego They are for the new route from Florence tO Globe City.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Kellaer's telephone Bas evidently hungry this morning. We heard It for meat, bread and vegeta- bles, and to send Fred. to make the fire.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
RArgiarY.

of iains military dury at Ca'np Apa- che. skipped the servlce. csue 10 ihis place, as,d wishing to make strike cencelved the idea that he would find a bonanza ln Eaton & Ba,ley's store and on .he night of the lst, after I gesting himself of has government shoes in tue corral. entered the counting room by che back door, se- cured loaded gun which was sus- pended on the nail and srcreted him. self under the bed with the gun by his side. The following testimony gives particulars
 Jno H Eaton. being duly sworn says: went into rear of the store for 8 drink Of water on che evening of August 1 1879. about eight o'clock, heard a noise in the bed room attached to or in the office, l went in the room and found the de- fendant under the bed with gun, 1 asked hun what he was dolng there, he fist said he Bas drunk and then be admitted he came in to steal the gun and what other articles he could get hold of. The gun WIS in the possession or had been left with Mr. Wildly. The defendant made this statement before he vas arrested. This occurre l m Globe. Pinal Couu- y, Arizona. August l, 1879. I found him in the store of Eaton & Bailey, 1 recognize the party here, the defendant, as the party who WIS under the bed. l do not think he was in a state of intoxlcation, he was barefooted and bis shoes sere out at the side of tLe door that leads to the yard or corral. The defendant told me as soor as he could get the gun he was going to leave the coun- try. The bedroom l speak of is in the office of the store, and tue office is attached to the store.
 CROSS EXAMINATION.
 do not think the defendant was drunk. After he was arrested Mr. Kerr the Constable kept hrm in the office of the store up to rhis time. I. gave the defendant one drink about Il o'closk last night before went home. aoB't thnk he Was drunk this morning. He vas lyiog on tho floor under the bel. the gun was un- der tbere with him, I asked him what be had under there with him and be sad n gun, told hiin to bring itI
  out and he did %. 1 put him out doors. l bad hiR arrested about twenty minutes afterwards. He was iu che upper part of town when he was arrested l vas not Tlth tue party that arrested him. think I  ought to be able to cell whether man is drunk or not. I do not think he is drunk now, aud l don't think he was drunk last night.
 REDIRECT.
 l dii not give him permission to enter this room or this store neither did any one else.
 J. II. EATON.
 He had hearing the following day before Justice Miller, which re- suited in his being held to answer the charge Of burglary. On the S0Ih he was taken to Florence. The fact ef Fitzsimmons appropriatI',g the load ed gun anu taking It under the bet wlth him is evidence thar if neces- i sary in accomplishing robbery, he would have taken human life.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Arizona Silver Belt.
l,rI.Ia1. Angnat $. sN7a.


 Weaver sells four by sack of p.ana at bottom figures
 S. Klein, new n San Francisca. vii shortly return t. G.ebe.
 Bacon IS -ents per pouad at West meyers
 Thr hills, since tue late rain, are & green as grsss.
 Some more af Prize Medal Coal 0il at Klein < Cts.
 Fine Gan Pow,ier Tea at West meyers.
 Gushen butter. freSh en. sweei |. for sale by Weaver
 Fresh California candies and nuts at $. Klein < Co.'s.
 SIr. Patrick McGorrisk. former resident of Glooe. came in yesterday from Dos Cabezas.
 For cash goods can be bough' cheaper at B Weisl < Co.'s. than ever sold before n this market
 \ Good Bargain. liberal redue- ti.n in prices for eoo,ls sold for cash at s. Klein < Cp's.
 Mr. Sa!ter has been appointed head farmer at she San Carlos Agency.
 Latest style suits Of summer and fall clothing. also hats of every de- seription at s. Klein & Co.'S.
 Weaver buys for cash and sells for cash. consequently can afford to sell as small profit.
 P. Cbrislinsen, Silver City Ex- press. will not leave this place unsil to-morrow week. the 18th.
 We never allow anybody to under sell us in anything, E. F. KelIner { Co.
 $. Klein 6 Go. have just received 20, ,000 pounds of assorted merchan- disc.
 Fer sale good ranch butter 50 cents per pound, eastern B eenus by John Kennedy.
 E.F. Kellner < Go. aim so sell shsde lower than the cheapest. Take your cash to them and be con- Yinced.
 The Central, formerly the property of Mrs. Webber, has been purchased by Mrs. M. J. Moore and son, by whom 1t viii be continued as hotel. Tue house has 5 good reputation which We are assured will be maintained by the new proprietors.
 E.. F. Kellner $ Go. have engag- ed two trains of Don Mateo Guerra and three trips of Chas Dukes wug- oas to haul their immense stock of geods from Casa Grande during this and next month. This stock of goods was bought by E. F. Kellner 6 Co. in New York and other best oF Eastern markets, and sill beat anything in prices an@ assortment ever brought to this country.
 The Territorial Road Commission CTS of Pinal County met at Picket Post the 4th, for the purpose of view iag out 8 route for che proposed road between this place and Florence. Messrs. Eaton and Styles arrived here Wednesday, having prospected the route between Picket Post and Globe, and report chat good prac- ucable road can be made. To- day they left to lock at the route via Purnam's.
 
 Week before last a party of five Aexleaus passed through tL:s place in close pursuit of two horse thieves. whom they overlook at Pueblo Ylejo, and succeeded in capturing one. also two of the horses They returned through here last Tuesday with the prisoner eroute to Topto Basin, where two more of the stolen horses had been disposed of The prisoner is known by the name of Santiago A,nadril and the party who escaped Francisco Gastelo.
 Query. What IS hemp grOxn for ]?
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Tweed's team left last Saturday for the railroad to bring 8 new stock of fresh goods for Klein t e.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

All goods consigned 1o our care wifi Ter ceive the best of attention and be forwarded wish dispatch by experienced and reliable at the Usyg lo,osa rafssobtainaiile will contract to deliver freight 70 any porlien Of the rerucory.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
For Ient.

comfortable house suitably located or Broad Street. Apply at BEET office
 atl-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
CENTRAL HOTEL.

Mrs. Ila Russel. Pinsl Noun lains II c. Hoffman and Chas Hayse. Julius Mine ". 4. Wilson. 6. s. Van Wagenen. c. c. Myers, Jessey Young. B c. Fox, James Hamilton. E. ". Hills. Col. J. Riggs. John GilIls, Jerry Barton, Dr. E. c. Thatcher and John Watt son, City H K Parker, San Car les 4. Meeks, El Capitan Mine; B. P. Cox. Cox & Coplin Mine J. 4. Byrne. Yuma ". 4. Beard Mo; Wm. Dewes. McMillen {; E. A. Sake, Pipal Ranch Jack Eaton and s. H. Wildly. City Mr Tucker and Mr. Barnes, Miami Null.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

$. Klein & Co. have just received a large iuvoiee of miners goods.