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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Chinese colony in Chicago is increas-
ing noticeably.
When man falls down, his temper generally
gets up before he does.
The well being bored by the railroad at
Mammoth Tank, Arizona, is now to a depth
Of 1,O10 feet and no water.
Augustus Phoest, who lives on Sandy river,
Oregon, accidentally shot and killed himself
while out hunting on Thursday.
George Moody of Kingston, KY. shot and
killed his brother John in drunken spree on
Thursday night He made his escape.
The hills in the Butter creek region, South
ern Oregon, are green with growing grass, and
farmers are busy blowing for Spring crops.
Mr.. Lang, the Eastern Oregon cattle king.
has purchased at least 10000 head of cattle In
Umatilla County, which he will drive East In
the early summer.
Governor Perkins ha. offered reward Of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of the per
son who attempted to assassinate James Skin
II,
December 11th.
Mrs. John J. Aston of New York has re-
Gently sent 100 homeless, children to homes in
the West at an expense of 81 800 During the
past seven years the same lady has furnished
677 children with good homes.
A Washington dispatch says: Belva Lock
hot her
case against Senator Hill of Georgia is bona
f lie, and that Hills son purchased Jessie
Raymond's silence and absence.
A St. Petersburg dispatch states that the
man who cred at General Mellikof on the ID
instant, was to be tried on the Ash, and execu-
ted on the 9th. The would be assassin said
that Mellikoff would 5e killed by some of his
comrades; that second. and if necessary, a
third attempt would be made.
G. Groseman and William Carson, of Van
West, Ohio, have been convicted of the mur-
der of Bernard Picker in December last, and
will suffer the extreme penalty OF the law
Picker was murdered at his door and the muir
derers then placed his wifs's feet against hot
stove until she told them where to find 81 900.
The ladies of Paris are wearing entire COS
tunes of fur, sealskin, Astraknan and even
ratskin A rstskin dress is thus described
In a costume of American rat the skirt is made
with number of the skins arranged so that
the back and stomach of the animal alternate,
thus forming light stripes or bands. The rat
bodice is trimmed with chinchilla, an lncroy-
able cape in chinchilla over the rat jacket, a
rat toqua with a hawks head at the side
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

RBrRIBuTIoN.- following result of late
municipal elections in Maine proves that the
Republican party have at last awakened to the
fact that inertness in their ranks will not do.
The outrageous attempt of the Fusonlsts, or
literally, the Democrats, to seize the reins of
government and carry things with high hand,
brought them to their senses, and the follow
ing statement is a good indication that the
Pine Tree State will be all right in the future;
The recent municipal election in Portland
resulted in the election of VIM. Sentsr, Re-
publican, by 1884 majority in total vote of
$3.50. Last year there was a Fusion majority
of 40 in a total vote of 5844. The Republl-
cans also carry Pennington, Skowhegan, Lew
iston, Auburn, Gardiner, Bath and Saco The
Democrats elected the Mayor at Ellsworth.
Dssring, Cape Elizabeth, Brighton, Falmouth,
Gorham, Kennebunk, Hart, Carmel, Frye
burg, Hiram and Rockland all give Republi-
can maiorties Standish gives Democratic
majority.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

The Fly PI1LBY.-Bob Pi1lev, the expert,
returned yesterday from a trip to Mexico.
OF all the trips he ever made this beats them
all. 1t was the toughest, and the skin peeled
from His nose. at was lively camp" says
Bob; "they killed nine men and hanged
three while / was there. Stock Exchange.
The sudden retirement of Mr.. Pixley from
a section which supported so activea vigilance
committee speaks volumes for his forethought
and caution.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

SCGAR CAsE.-Mr. W. G. Gregg, writes to
the Silper State advising the ranchers about
the Sink of the Humboldt and on the Big
Meadows, where the native cane is indigenous
to the SOIL to cultivate the species grown in
the South. Mr.. Gregg offers to give infsrma-
ton on the subject to any person desiring to
experiment with it, as he has had fourteen
years experience.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

MINING speculation has received a black
eve in New York from the sudden decline of
the stock in the Little Pittsburg mine. When
it suddenly fell 70 per cent, the holders sent
up a howl that could be heard as far as the
southern part of New Jersey. The innocent
souls expected the stock to go up forever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

Quite a number Of the newspapers In Ne
vada complain about the irregn ar.ty OF mall
matter, and especially newspapers There is
scarcely day but what We receive two or three
copies at time of one or more of our State
exchanges The carelessness is attributed to
agents on the Central Pacific Railroad postal
cars. Is there no rslief to he had !-RecetHf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

Felicia was gliding down the street the
other day, with Derby hat on, and her hands
in the pockets of a long ulster, when small
boy ran up and said: Say, miss, If yer had u; "a
cigar, now, youd be all right, wouldn your
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

very fine quality of white marble is said
to have been discovered in Beaver County,
not far from the Horn silver mine, Utah.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

There is Spanish proverb which says:
"When you choose wife, shut your eyes and
comm nd yourself to God" But that won
a WAYS save you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

The Bitter. invariably remedy yellowness OF complexion
and whites the pains in the right side and under
the right shoulder blaze furred tongue, high 'oored
uriu nausea vertigo dyspepsia constipation heaVness
OF the head dependency and every other mani
festatisn accompaniment IT dlsordered condtoh o1
the liver The stomach bowels and kid also eXper
their regulating an tonic influence FOR sae ps
all druggists and dealers generally. mo
, 1880-11-10
.AMEtiOm..

WNFTER Begj@ring at Overrets.
LII procurator 2. Lemming paa
Vegne af vedkommende Udlagshaver
Vile de DIR. William og Christopher
Mac Evoy tilh0rende
, 1880-11-10
Huse o. Lodder

No. 81 A.B. i strandgaden og No.
43 B. CT Dronningens Tvergade allie
her i C~hristiansted og med alt TiIbe-
h0r blive opraabte sarskildte til Bort.
salg we'd tire offentlige Auktioneri
Overeensstemmelse med Pl. af 22de
April 1917.
Auktionerne afholdes paa Auktions
contoiret i Christiansv8rnsfort som
f0lger:
1ste Auktion Fredagen den 3die Deoem.
Der 1880,
2den Auktion Fredagen den Tide De-
cember 1880,
3die Auktion F~redagen den site Deem
Der 1880,
Hver Gang III. | slet Eftermiddag.
ALE A~uktionerne vedr0rende Docu-
menter vile blive fremlagte we'd AUX
tionerne og kan n@rmere Underret-
ming faces paa Overretsprocurator ?.
Jennings Contoir.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterrctning for Panthaverc
iHenhold til Pl. l22de April 1917.
C~hristiansteds A~uktionscontoir st. Croix
den Sde November 1880.
II. A. JURS.
, 1880-11-10
AUCTION.

A T the request of Lawyer P.Lem-
IN ming on behalf Of the distrainer
concerned the
, 1880-11-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HMET bekj endtgjsres, herved at
lD Udkast til Repartitionen i af-
gangne EnkeC Charlotte Eliza Heyliger's
Dodsbo vii blive fremlagt j en- Session.
der afholdes paa Boet Onsdagen den
sde December d. A. Eftermiddag ri. |
slet, hvorpaa Boet f~orventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 8de
November 1880.
H.. A. JURS.
, 1880-11-10
Houses and Lots

No. 81 A. B. in strandstreet and
No. 43 B. G. in Queens Cross-street
all here in Christiansted and with
all appurtenances and belonging to
Mssrs. William and Christopher Mac
Evoy will be put up separately for
sale at three public auctions in con.
formity with the Placard of 22nd April
1917.
The auctions will be held at the
Vendue-Ofi in Christiansv@rnsfot
as follows: as,
LIST Auction on Friday the 3rd December
1880.
2nd Auction on Friday the 18th Decern'
Der 1880.
3rd Auction on Friday the 31st Decenn'
Der 1880.
each time at 1 o'clock p. m.
All the documents concerning the
auctions will be produced at the
auctions, and further information may
be obtained at Lawyer P. Lemmings
office.
This advertisement serves also .
notice to mortgageholders in confol.
nifty with the Placard OF 22nd APr'l
1917.
Christiansted Vendue Office st. CrolA
the 9Th November 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
Ilsr of suhscrIhela Io she Callforaia
PerlonaI.-

c. s. Van Wagenn has maae good use of his vacation. In the ollon time il was thc East that contained the worlds wis dcu it must he sd yet because Van has acquired alos of il since he went away, as is proven by ths fact that be brings back 1ith him a wife. Not knowing the lady ue can only saY to Van, we wiah you icy. Knowing Yah well, We say to tbe laaly. vonr happineis is assured.
 aIs. Will WhepIeg, who has become 50 well known. ana wIn 50 many friends iT Globe, returned to California last Tees day Inorniug. If lle ever comes back to tais town he viii ind ,bas bis ffiends have not forgotten lin.
 Ms. Sanders. one of Globes old pros p.cters, has just returned from Mulg .mouinains. He reEtoris great activity in mining matters. lshe Copper Queen j. shipping five tons l,f base bullion daily He does not know tar quantity of auIifer- oas metals it carries Numbers of tho mines have been bonded to Eastern par tics. Re says that He likes Globe district well enough 10 conie back 10 it.
 FB. KSox has just returned from ! long trip into the southern country. Hs has been at Tombstene and Dos catesas and reuorts considerahle aeirrity in basi ness n4asters He has put number oI his properties in the market, aad win sooT effect same sales as fin some eases advane es havt been made upon the punellas' price. Mr. k, and his partners have large nuHlleF of men employed in differ ent pllats of the country dcseAoping mines building roads and digging wells fheg deserve success for they are pushing fel lows.
 Messrs Rose and Iivermore Of McFeei Go. Peun.. are in Glehe. They pgopos' to remain Eere for un indefinite period.
 Two Califraia ladies H essiaInes Rur. and DePuy have recently arrived in Globe and intend Go open first class dress mak ing establishment
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
Arizona Silver Belt.
Anturaax. Desemher as. 1880.

Inns is Christmas Day. And | comes to us as beautiful and fair as the story winch had its birth 1880 years ago. This is ons second Christmas in Globe, and the Globc of tl,e first one has grown strong and susiy, while we have been geising more aaa more inso the .'scre and yellow leaf.e well, 1t is always so. Tonight the little folks will be looking with hui- tering hearts for the appearances of old santa Claus. just as we did when the grey had not made its appearance in our hair, just 4s they have as every recurring Christmas since. just as they will be Ill time is rolled up. and the end of things IS at hand. We wish our subscribers hap py Cbristmas. and many returns oi the day. and hope that we wal be catering 10 them as best we can for many year to come.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
Another murder.


 A calorcd man named Jackson who was formerly cook for the Nugget colnpany, and laseF in the employ Of the Mineral Greek Mining Company, killed 2 N.exican named Manuel Darno on fhe 16ih of tbis month A woman eas at he bottom of it. Tbe negro leceyed tbe Mexican into the hills, and killed hin, then took the woman to Riverside. Word was iinme- diately sent io AIr- Putnam as The latter place. and he sent word 10 Pete Gabriel tAe sIlafia, who arresfed Jackson at 3 o'clock the following morning. lie was found asleep in the arms Of his inamora- ta lie ackuoNle6ges tlse killing but elafns that t was done iD self-defeucc. The only weapon found upon the Aexi- can wss knife, whfch bad no blood stains upon il. and Y as between his shirt and body Evidently ithad net been dis nirbea. Great credit is dee Mr. Mac Mahon the Superintendent of tbe Miner al f.reek co1npanY, Mir. Putnam, and SsieF- if Gabriel for Their prmpi action in Ihe mateer.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
Notice

To the Administrator Of the essate oi James Jewell, decensed, who will take no- flee thnt tie Little Raven mining claim, claimed by ille said esi:sie, iS partially upcn ground previously located by the undi;f- siene.I and whieh iooSt on Is dateii Dee as iS77. and known as fhe % Littlg Led2e,' and recorded in mining fee0rdS Df the Colu. tr of Pinai, and also iH She office oi the ise cnr,lrr Of mining claims for the mining dis' trict of Globe and recorded therein on page l76. Book 2 and. fherci0r. wilrn you and ail other pers0ns that we wii mainteia oui rlehts ta oh the erollnd named within the r,ieorsied loraticn Of she Little Ledgo.'
 Globe. A IT,. Dec. 20. l3So
 EDWARD LEin0LPH, lee 95ttl JOSEPH E. DE1lPSE1-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

on it. in which lley have strbck ore as- saying as high as $500
 They are preparing to put u' new and heavier hoisting works on the Aack Nor ris, and will take those now in use to the Ia Plata
 Beiween six and seven hundred tons of rich ore on the Centennial dump. Last night they struck chlorides in she lowest working.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

EDir0a SII.yER BELT. The residents o5 Saddle Mountain District wish me 10 call the attention of the good people Of Globe and Tucson. to our isolated condi- ton since the withdrawal Of inc Tucson e Globe mail line. which was a great conve- nienee and accommodation io the people of ihis.and adjoining Districts south of us; and we also wish 10 call your attention to ll.c Improvement of the road. At present we are obliged to cross khe Gila river nine- teen times oD our way to Globe. The route can be built at an expense not to ex. ceed s5.0a0. from old Camp Grant to Dripping Spring wash. which will require but one crossing of the Gila. By running the same from Tucson, ty Canyon de Gro, crossing San Pedro four miles below old Camp Grant. then following old San Car. los trail anc crossing Ash Greek at ibe mouth of Gold Canyon. then up canyon 10 Golden Eagle mine. and then acFoss the ridge to Ciila river, then across Giia river at fbat point-onee to DnpPing Spring wash. 4 mail by this route would aeeom. ulstlate the farmers along tbe Gila and SaB Pedro rivers, above Cue junction, and tho miners and prospeetors of old Aat Rioodsueker, Bunker Hill and Saddle Mountain Districts. and would be of ben eft to Che basiaess community at each end of the route, and facilitate travel 10 the growing mining district
 Csnrr r 1Fo,1rFtTN
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
NOTLCE
TERRIroRY oF ARIzoyA.

IEhhL lDlt3 Ot AA-iHOrAs z-
 COUNT OF FINAL ' c. C. TEBBs beng duly sworns say~. know the mining clam 0n iocslio.l situzte in the Globe Miaing District in said county 6f Pinai. and known as tAe Terrible mine That on or about the first of April. 1879, I was af said mine aud examined the sane at req0eSt of James P. Abbot as to ehe amount of work that bad been done on saio raine and | swear positively that ihere gas at that tune ot least one hundred dollars worth of work d0ne upon said mine.
 C. C. I'EBBS. Subscribed and sworn t0 before mo this l1th day of December, lAki.
 6. A. SW 3SE1. Notary Public. We have also been on liie elaln and eX- amined it and will testliy that there has been one hundred doilirs worth of wosk
 W. F. DURYEAs
 A G. WALKER.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
NntIre LII ForlIeItnre.

To Aiock F9r.vfh bis heirs and assigns. You are hereby notldea taat ! have eona- plefed two years asestiit hetA 9A tns fsl<I,e District Ptnui County, Arizona Ter s13srx ir order 60 hold the same unaes tne iasg heinz tae aatounf Inquired 70 poia {hf eass4e for 5he wears ending lcla and itet, ana sFSeifhtn Ninety {3f slay o the publication tisis notice you faii of feiiise t'leontfipslte Tofif 0fepor4Ion e s3ch expenditoft ps
 flsf, 1lif it,fett '4 w nA'
 ,..,,,s si,s reoeffr of the subscriber iu, .s',, see,ir, tistd EtattlteS offhe z al1 ted 3fatea. t1 ..er tt.n ..1 2r. .., .s
 aiobe, A I., Dec. 2s is53 aee. <e-ee1
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
Nofiee.

TREAsURRRs OFFICE. PinaF Co.,. k. q.
 December l6. lsS0. All warrants drawn again,t the General Fund 0i pinal County, up t0 and inci4dins No 28G win be paid on presentation in- tesesf ceasos from tllis dale.
 P. B. BRADY. siec. 252t1 Go. Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
The Erene.

Prof Cook of New l-ork, bas been wis hing the above mine iI the interests of the New Y,rk sharehoIders. Last April he exasainsd il. and was lben favoratiy ina l.sessed with is ssppiharanee. thougA at that time tfe shaft had only been sunk TO feet, and nothing Lad lIeen done upon the tunnel at all. He is bore than pleased with tbe outlook now. and is prepared to reporl to the CompanY that they have mine which can easlly be made dividend parinlE one. He eives the opinion that j. viii l,s a permanent mne, and ibat t will jncrcase iu richness as gre tier depth B atiained Our opiHion of this properiy Is conspleleIy borne out by tlle Professor g. He r.ccommends the retention of hr. HaskHn as Superintendent. and speaks in higl terms If the fboroughly worlsman- like manner in vhielA the work at Inc mine is done
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

DUmse the absence Of B. F. Pascoe ID California. sIr. James MeMalioa will run the Restaurant and Chop House He is q competent man wssta well established reputation and the llatraHs of tire estah- lishIuenl can depend ppoH getting good dishes served them. &
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

4 GREAT deal of dissatisfaction is ex- pressed on the street. about the way the nominating convention business has been msnagsd We were in favor of public meeting. such as the one held tonominate town officers, with proper care taken to prevent fraud. As the matter stands now, no person seems satisfied except the few men who worked tie thing np. and whose appointment seems assured. We do not want an election, hut t appears as though # would be the ouly way to get q fair expression of opinion.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Tht. Territorial Legislature meets on op thls 8a ef Jan 1881 in lbe Prescott City Hall A partition. paiHSed eisls san dasi, e 5ll eross 50 tliai. fs tbe 9asafe ays, ..sIc ioabenS remarks pf tlse 5nerhel from Anaehe liaf fn fiie cenneii, sfih not in- ferrslI4 tl1e eaualiv elanuent aud able ef ogf ol t.ie zenilenien from f ild Lat v siitb ] in iht. EI3use
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

THE road from Globe to point four miles east of San Carlos is undergoing B complete repairing. About fourteen miles from Globe there is a saad wash that made the teamssers swear, the road avoids the wash now. and che strong adiectiTes can take rest. Col Tiffany is doing the re- pairing.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

TRg 'oidest inbabitans says that ladgiu rum his rumasiz thars q storm q brewinn
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Jos REDMOND has what he calls four stump nisl. It knocks meat into q sau sage pnlp at the rate of 100 pounds an hour. Ne watched is in operation Few mornings ago. and though we don't like saesagss. ue admire the perfect working of she machine.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

P1ousuENa is going on at the Agency farm. San Carlos reservation.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

sAa F. WuDy, Esq, is going io have 9 new office three doors cast of his present one and on the same street
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25
mnrrIea

In Globe. Dee. 23. by e A. Swasey. Jus- flee of fhc Peace. Mr. Frank Middleton. % Miss L. " Price.
 Tn Silver City. \. BE- on the fst instant, yoh., Martin 10 Joscei k. West dau9nter oi General Joseph Il. West. who came io New Mexico. fn 1862 as Col of the l>t keeilnenl of alifornia Volunteer Infantry, and sub. sea0thslv represented tbe State oi boussia na In the q S. Senate
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Remeraber she Large ClseinF eut Sale at E. '. Rellner-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

$ 0ysTERs served up fp every form at 1bt
 New York Bakery and Restaaranf-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Tx. |. Auction Store. corner of Fusb G Broad s. Overall. Cardigan Jackets and all kinds of furnishing goods clieaper than the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

MR. M0REHRAD's cottage has been taste fully palnled and striped. and presents 2 very pretty appearance.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

WMsnT & Ce,s window looks as though t hal just come from aa Easiern City, with its huge Christmas cake in the cen. Ire. aanked by smaller ones beautifully frosted and decorated
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Go fo Clsapel's and get lhe iixings for your Christmas dinners He. has fresh eggs, delieiogs candies. and some prlme cTanllerries. All sorts of fruit and canned goods fresh from tise manufacturers
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Eaton E Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house, but do sm- phaticaIly say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

Remenn Der she Eeree csoNanR eat Sale nt q. Is. Aellner.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

FREIeHT REcsIpTs-Nan Wagenen, e.00o lbs; Hazard S Co, 2,009 lbs; Ellis < Co..s59 lbs; Duryea, 2.a0a lbs; Harris, Fisher & Co. fS,000 lbs. Hammond & Fay lor 3,o00 lbs. Skhein 6 Co. (by eSpress) 75 lbs; Sultan Bros. 5000 lbs; GooyeF < Co. i4.000 llls.; Heineman, i,oea lbs; Henderson, 1000 lbs; Lnedke, 550 lbs. Kellneg, Sf.000 lhs Kellner shipped 1naOl
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-25

The AagloCaiifornia Bank are prepared to offer extra inducements 10 parties who viii consign bullion 10 their case. Partlc- uiars can be had on application 10 D. Henderson