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TOR LEVY COURT CCh
THOMAS LEE TALLY Brandy + hd.
|hOMAS J. HAN Ma, Chris lana h4-
ROBERT 4. MORRISON, New CastiE IA
ALEXANDER WILSON Pencader pa
"a RTIN FARRELL. Wilmington Ia.
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Wight Smith. manufacturer Of silk
goods ia Patterson, n J. has failed for
ah ut S25d, 900
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Opening
Opening
Drl Goods.
Dry Ciolds.
Dry foods.
Won u call particular attention " VI
of pll wool Iaflrttns Il tlc ~ Al
shades. wor ID
French ShoOdas
French NhOod :
French Shuodas.
All wool 37lg very ittlfa''r
Homlr Cloths
Monte CluihH
a. inchrs wide. AL wnl' ,eAetlirhl W
- cun's
Wool Faced tnshiheI'-,
Wool Faced Cashmere a.
Al 37LS equal Ia appearance u" ''o
goods.
Monies and Armufta'
Monies and Armufts,
Al ~ els. 2sInch wide ih iHh"'
designs.
Cashmere.
Cushmeres,
At 10 cents. woo ii lihs, rh'''' s'''
Alptcts.
AlpaCaS.
Atl2'1 cents, Az cnoice' goo" '''''
Pla dS, AN
Al % cents. y inches wide, "'''
Plhids.
Plaids. Ill.
Al I0e llandsome dss gns, th'l'eN "
All wool Pai Is
All wool Plnlds.
Ats5, 81. rs. sl.5O aud -. 4,s,
A son iine assortment oi ne M""Is Ma,'I !,
or handkerc hief ololhs Al w. "''''
beautiful z odS.
W. NJ KENNARp 4 ~
" ri, KESNAkp y Co
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$500 Reward.

Five hundred dollars win be paid for
The arrest nj Couvi, ton of the person o.
persouE who. commenced the riOt al ur
day night last
]. p. ALLNOSD, Mayor
wi mington. oct II. lssu. a.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No Sil Shiptey street, Kept hy Isaac q.
Pyle H. thc cay uf Winning on New e. -
uo county, beiuWare,on
SA1UllnAN. he yid day OF uctoh r..
a -. l>So, Ht 20 CLOCK, j.. IN.
The following described Real Estate,
VIZ: All that certain lot piece nr parcel
Of IHnd " ia llicc .oiIed urIck hou -
ibcrcau etrcl'd, s,luHtc IN the city OF
" M gtUn, b,Gt drd and desciIbtd ~
follows, 70 y 1t: Beginning st point rii
the Westerly I'D 0l Harrison Allerl, b.,
tween GIMiu avenue and ShaiiCr -
avenue. al The distance Of one hunirrd
ana twenty N-lNe feet irum tne nurtheuy
side OF Gilpu Avenue, theuce wpstor,
parallel with GiH pm avenue one hnudicd
feet TO SiaHe, thctCc nOrthcit y plralle lel
with HHtrisuu street tweal5 IL feet 10
"a. o hor stake, iheure c4At'ry parnl cl
vita 5upin aVcHu one hundred icet To-
tuo sip esAld side uf H.r tsuA sire I, and
tI."lce thereby -uulncfly twenty five lc-t
90 Ice piac" % be. ni Z, De NE cpatent+
iuflr"i HEtt lhey may.
rttHrd aid I.kvu lu execution as the
property D, Jpi. T. AtI.h Il IA d
ANfll A o.. !ns wife, ant H.. auJ 10 Ne
s. u uY
JalIE PYLE @her n
ea al phi.,, S,w 'a.He, Oetpba. p.p
tau.
octSm.W.i-ts
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HNRUSTEE's SALE
Il co.'s
IL E'AI4 I,,-'EATEI.

BY virtue OF renewed order of the
Court II cha cery + .he stat OF pr
ware Ia apd for New tit-t.ecauuty, mode
At the Seplempvr FERN A -. is,l, witi he
spiI
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af FOR PREsIpEST,
GEN WINFIELD .. HANCocA
OF Pennsylvania-
FOR vIoE-PREsIpEFT,
x9N. WILLIAM Al. ENGLI Ish'
OI Indiana.
rca esEs1pENr1AL ELEcroN1
CHARLES b LOBE,
cc New Costle COUNT
ALBERT WHITLEY
OF Kent COUNTY.
GEORGE RUSSELL.
of sussex County.
yon REPRESENTATIVE IN coNSkhSs,
HON. EDWARD L. MAhIA n
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hERItF'S = ALE.
= h5 virtue of writ OF LcvAri + .cias
to me III ted. VIII be exposed to pub lc
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GuERIFF'- SALE.
= By virtue Of "A writ OF LcvRri Fscll.s
20 nIe directed Will be exposed 10 pubic
safe At the
LAFAYETTE uOTEL,

80. 6il sh plry street, KEEP by Isaac g.
PA .t, iu the ctty OF Whining on, New
e. size County, 4. laWare. pu
SATURDAY, The $ TIN day of t'ct.. ls.0,
ui 1o.rIrCE. E. ut.
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~ pl., 4ot 8 cen PAN 'S 5ll IN dos
"-P' lstyles u lasl ''"''
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Or by his Attorney.
Atie,t:J. " IlOUsEMAN Il =. &C.
Thomas VI. O.gtc, -uctuneer
oct d WILL .lb4A 10.
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~ltLHnl AIa

BY vlttueota vTfitul Al-LeEtu r4Gi-
~ ne direct d. Will he ,Ap".el to p45l &
sac Ht lire
LAFA4ErrL HOTEL So.su ,AIp,..-
Kept by Isaac c. PIE. go uo cty col
" Wilmington, New Castle county, NeI,
ware. on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25
TEE MoUsIE AND THE FLEA.
A TRAGEDY.
BY POLLY woG.

There was little mouse
And he had little house
And jolly little nouss was sSi
And he want to his bed,
And tad up his head,
Because he was bitten By Flea
Then Mrs. Flea she hoped
Into Jne rooEa, and dropped
Alongtite OF MOusis in The bed;
Sat- shs: "Nr. Mouse,
w 90 you TO your house,
And .up your ugly little hsad?"
& ia he, "Nrs. Flea,
I'm as mad as | can be,
Aud that is why went TO bed;
For you know very well,
You horlid little
You bit me on the topof nay head.
Then Mrs. Flea got "hot,"
And she get up and she eef,'
And Ehs said TO Mr. Mouse in his bod:
"I'n going for = knife,
Ana, to terminate the strife,
Shall cut ell your ugly little head
Then Mr.. Mouse got "ekeered,"
And tore his littls beard,
And turaed a SuOmersault IN his Dodi
The little bed broke down.
Nous fell uPos his crowa,
And mashed In too Top of hts head.
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Continued ON opposite page.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10
The Census Bureau.

Gen. Francis A. Walker, Superintendent Of
the Census in his regular annual report TO the
Secretary Of the Interior, says that although
the work of taking the tenth census is sub
stantially complete (the returns having
been received from all but seven Of the
total number of 34,265 enumeration dis
tricts), it will probably be two or
three weeks before the Office will be
able to present complete statistics of the popu-
lation of the country and he therefore consid-
ers II advisable 10 postpone TO n future report
all mention of the results Of the enumeration,
and also all discussion Of methods in use as
well as any suggestions which may require to I've
made of changes in the census law with
reference TO future enumerations. The
every month which can be saved in the COM
pilaiion and publication of census statistics
adds appreciably to their value, and recon-
mends that Congress be- asked to authorize
the printing by special contract under the
supervision Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
and, If it be thought desirable, also of the
Printing Committees of the two houses Of
Congress, of the several reports Of the census
as fast % prepared. The accounts OF %, 40
enumerators have already been settled, involv-
ing total expenditure of upward Of 81, $780,
OOl Only about 4, 200 accounts remain I'M
adjusted, and there IL no reason to doubt that
the month Of December will see sll the enume-
rators paid for their services, except only In
cases where a suspension is required for rea-
sons unmistakably connected with some fault Of
the enumeration.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10

what there is left of our commercial
nar1ne endeayoiing TO regain irs lost suprem-
lcv. The Secretary makes special reference
10 the condition of this particular interest,
and says that from 1890 TO 1860 American
hips carried over ~ per cent OF the ocean
commerce between our own and foreign
ports and our tonnage rose from 5000, 900 to
100000. Since 1861 through the effects OF
The rebellion, this has decreased and now
stands about 80 per cent. freight and per
'ent. OF passengers, and giving the American
1900, OO0, 900 and foreign ships 5000 600. 900 on
freight and passengers IN ten years He fur
ther adds that at the ratios stated. the farmers,
planters, manufacturers and all others engaged
IN industries will soon be at the mercy OF ship
owners, who impose on them oppressive bur
d"ns and drain Of money which will soon ruin
them"
From the Secretary's report wo learn that The
United States navy in commission consists Of
but 20 steamers, 4 sailing ships, MONITORS and
2torpedo boats, and for purposes OF actual ma
val warfare. IA now conducted. 1t Is doubtful
whether, OF the as vessels, any except the NOM
tors can be reckoned available. Forty-four YES
sells, among which are additional monitors
are reported ''in ordinary"
Secretary Thompson will recommend the
passage of q law authorizing the establishment
ut the Naval Academy of grade Of Cadet Con-
structors. At present there IL no law authoriz-
ing the instruction of constructors, and al
though the construction of ship hes at
the very found ,tion of the navy the
Government N educating no cadets for this
branch OF the service. Mr.. Thompson would
put Cadet Constructors upon the same footing
with Cadet Engineers and Cadet Nidshipmen,
AZ he thinks 1t is quite AZ important to the
Government that it should have in its service
men competent to build ships az to have those
who can construct the engines in them, sail
them, or fight with them.
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The Life-Saying Service.
MANSION, Dec. 6, 1880.

S. /. Kimball, Superintendent Of the Life
Saving Service, in his annual report, shows
that at the close of the last fiscal year the es-
Enlistment embraced l79 Stations of which
l39 were on the Atlantic, thirty-four on the
lakes, and six on the Pacific. The record Of
the service surpasses any yet made. While the
weather OF the year was generally milder than
usual, IL was marked by numerous storms OF ex-
oeptional severity, resulting in much larger
number of casualties within the sphere Of
station operations than in any previous year,
and the total loss Of a greater number oil YES
sells. The highest former number Of disasters
was that of tho year preceding, having been
2l9. This year the number aggregates 800
The highest number of vessels totally lost IN
any preceding year was fifty-todr. The num-
Der last year was sixty-scven. The number Of
persons on board the 800 vessels involved was
1889 of whom / $3.50 were saved and only nine
lost. There were succored at stations 449 ship
wrecked persons, 1902 days relief being
afforded them.
The number of persons brought ashore from
wrecked vessels by the hfe-saving appliances OF
the stations was 706. In addition, hfe-savng
crews assisted of when stranded, got out Of
dangerous positions and piloted to places OF
safety 1913 vessels, sometimes working LII con-
junction with other wrecking agencies, but
generally 10y themselves and the ships companies
alone. In many of these instances, but for
their aid vessels and crews wouid have beenlost.
Beside, quite number of vessels Iii dangerous
positions were warned Off and saved from
stranding 10y burning danger-signals in the
hands of patrolmen ut night. The estimated
value of the whole number OF vessels in
voved was s2,6l6, $40, and of their cargoes
$1,l95, 1863, making the total value of property
in peril, 1851, 70S, being nearly Sl,G0O,000
more than the year preceding. OF this
amount, S2,6l9,S0 were saved, and 81, 191, 9Oi
lost, the loss being $250.s99 lees and the saved
s1,l74,7 2l greater than in the previous year.
The service upon tue lakes, which
the report shows has reached the
highest state of efficiency, has recently come
alarming danger OF sudden paralysis on
account OF inadequate compensation, the
surfmen being rapidly withdrawn from the
stations by higher wages offered by private
enterprise. In one of the lake dist lets, the
regular crews Of which consist of ffty-two
men. filty-six changes have already taken
place this season on this account, and vacan-
cies have to be flied by unframed men and
such as can be picked up for the pay The
same danger is also beginning to develop itself
upon the Atlantic coast To avert this calami-
ty, the Superintendent asks that the restriction
upon the pay Of surfmen to $40 per moath,
which has been imposed in making the appro-
priations, be omitted, and that the regulation
of wages be left to the discretion OF the Gen
eral Superintendent within the limits Of the APP
preparation contemplated by the act of June H.
iS7S
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Secretary Thompson's Report.

The report of tue Secretary of the Navy,
says Washington telegram, "dealsw meas
ures of the highest importance to the country.
His recommendations for rebuilding the navy,
apart from a purely military view of tho sub
ject, are of vital concern to our commercial
interests. Tho Secretary sets forth the fscts
in the case with great force, and contends
that the only true plan OF relief il by first
supplying the necessary means to rebuild
the navy. 80 as 10 enable IL to encourage
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10

WE like the Sheriff, and always have
had kindly feeling for him, but we
don't want the Sheriff, or any other min
ion of the law, to have mn attachment fox
us.-LapaptOn.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

send are located eu lhe same hll| adjoining and running parallel. From the present outlook they prom ise to be tFo of the best and richest god mines oa the Pacific Coast. We congratulute the lucky owners.
 Carr & Watson have purchased the whole of the Pilgrim mine, first west extension of the celebrated Rescue mme. near Ramboz Camp, and have started sinking a shaft for develop 1nent of the same. They will sink T5 feet al once, and then drift upon the ledge. Assays from the surface upon a pay streak, from four inches to one foot wide in a five foot vein. run. first class S190 ozs.. second class 40 ozs.. thire, class 86 ozs. This is as promising mine for the development as there is in the dis trict.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
AheriR.a aaIe.
First Judicial District orier of sale and de- cree of Foreclosure
 Martin g Bremen, plaintia.
Miani Nining Co.. defepdant ]


 Miami Mining Co.,. defendant
 lnder ana ly virtue of an order Of sale aBd decree af Foreclosure. issued 0ut of fhe District Court Of tbe First Judicial District, Territory ot Arizona. ir and for She County oi Pmal on inc 25IH 3ag ef fPRLL 4. D. lsSl, Ia Che above entitled aeron, wherein Martin M Bremen. fhe above named pisin- gin oDfained Judgment and lrcree against tuu Miami Mining Company defendants on the 31IN dag Qf NO gEHBER 4 D. 1878, which said decree was on the 27IH dag Qf AoFk4BkR ISIS, reeardci in the Judg- ment Book of the said District Court on pAgt 5e aia commanded 70 ssl tue Mia ml miil with aii its appnrtenauces attached ihereIo aud the land on which said Miami mill stands to the extent 0i ffVe l5) acres, sssd Miami mill Is situated ab3ut i've miles noithresteriy from Globe City, in the County of Pinal "A. D.
 Public notice Is hereby given that on IFEDAESD1T 2 Adf l97H l6s0. at one O o'elock D. n of tiiaf day iu ir0at of the Court House in the town 0f Florence. will in obedience 70 said order oi sale and dccFee oi Foreclosure. sell the above described property, or SO much thereof as may be ne- ces>ary to ssfisfy plaintiffs judgment with interests thereon aua costs. Co The highest aud best bidder Tor cash. United States gold coin. J. P. 6ABliEI.. SheriH
 By THOMAS E RcsH Under Shenf. Florence, April z1, lsSQ my l-it
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

n

On the 25lh uit, to tae wife of Wm. T. Ganll daughter.
 In Silver City. A M. March 20th, to the wife Of John P Risque, a son.
 When we slept with Johns father, m St. Louis in fhe year eighteen hundred and odd, long before be was married we never expected to live to chronicle the birth of q grandson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
sheriR's Sale.
First Judicial District. order of sale aud de- cree Of Foreclosure.
 C. q. WHEELER, plaintiff,
C- IT noY-E -I.lanlanI-

C. .E. ROYCE. defendant.
 Un9e1 andbY virtue of sn order of sale and decree ol Foreclosure. issaed out Of the Territory of Ariz0Ha sn and Cor the Couuty Of Rinal on fle 28zH dag of dRkIL 4. Q lS89 in the above entitled action wherein (. E. Wheeler tue above named plAnrH obtained 5udEnent and decree agaiDst C.
 z. Royce defendant on tho 2l fH das of oC- 10RER d. D. 1879, which said aecree Wns on fhe 211h fag of O1IobER 1873. record ed in tile Judgment Book ot tlIe said District Court, on pare fi9. ] am commanded to- sell ali the undivided one-haif ol that cer- tain minne csain situate in Pioneer Mining District, Pin2 County, Arizona, knosEn as the Eureka and bounded as follows to- Nit. AortaeriT by t3e Good Enough, east eeiy by the St. Louis and souf1erly by the SliFer Prince, as the saEne is more hIsiy de- seFibed bg the notice of location recorded in Book one lll o niuss on page 305 m thu Recorder of1ce o eid County of Pinal. together with all | le fiE1fs ol the party of the srst part in and lto 6d claim anato and ia all dips Spals and angles of the lode or Iodes "a said caim ls locHcd aud recorded and seclred 70 the owncr- of mining claims bY the louS oi tlie Dnilad Sfltes together with ai ana singular Che tenemcnTs, here dllanents and tppurfenauces thereto be- longing or l4 aHy way appeftaining.
 Public HoHce Is hereby gifen fhat on IYEDAk S94f ft< iaIH faF ef 44f l81. at J'cloek D. m of thai day in front of the Court House in tbe tosen oi icrenee. ! n3li isi obedience fo said order 0fsaie hntl decree ol foreclosure, se t1e above deseribed property. or 20 much thereof a may be ne- efs1arY f0 safIefy plainti1 judgment with iHtcfost thereon and eosts % lhe hieheSt and best Aif1cf ioi cash. Jnlted States gold ccin. 6AbRlEE shef3a.
 A THOMAS d busH, CnGel sheriG
 klorf1eei APr.l A io. my t
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
GE0BE DRsTRICT.
nm News

Work continues to show good or'
 or tle Albert Lea.
 The Hoistiug works 1t the Macl
 Morris were set n motion on Taes-
 day. More men will now be employ
 ed in the mine
 The Nest Richmond IS beng sunk
 upon and is yielding first class ore.
 The Lola is yielding literally ir
 good ore. Several tons are on the dump.
 The Forman mill is running en
 shromo ore. The Chromo is a peach and Is destined in the near fu- rure to make somebody rich.
 Tuo tons Silver Fame ore. be- l longing to c. Hayse < Co, worked ia the Isabella mill gave S1, ,58s 50. Six tons of the Emelino belonging to same firm yielded S2,84o.
 Two or three loads of mill machin- cry have arrived the past week for the Irene.
 At the Irene mine a first class track and car have been brought in- to use and the work goes brayely on.
 Negotiations are pending with parties from rhe State of New York for the purchase or the crosscat a gold mlne situated pear the Yellow Metal. A few weeks ago ws called attention to it's favorable outlook.
 Messrs. Heinelnan < Soyer have commenced work on the Red Robin. This mine Is situated on Mineral Hill and forms the only extension of tue noted Juhus miEe.
 The ven of tue Yellow Metal at a depth of 70 feet, 27 inches across. The vein matter ss- saying s51 in gold. This is ahoth- i CT property worthy the attention of mining men.
 The shaft of the Bafslo mine at a depth Of 106 feet. rich ore has appeared.
 The Eagle N. 6 N. Go. have forty men, artisans and laborers in preparing machinery, framing timber and grading mill site The water in the well has proved exhaustless by ordlaary steam 
 Buckalev t 0eboa's traln has al -eadg. unloaded 15000o pounds of al the Golden Eagle mill ite. 30 poo pounds more are on wagons belonging to same hrEa and honld arrive within eight or ten lsys. Engine and Hy wheel, at ast accounts, had not arrived at 3ssa GraAde, but was hourly ex- .eesed.
 s. |. Fogg resident manager of ae silgef Era Mining Company, expresses himself well pleased with ae outlook, and that tue company aye made good investments udge Walker, who was Interested the negotiaton, pays a meritea to che vendors in saying lat nothicg Nas aisrepresented, but q lat the stasements in relation t0 the { due of the property was imneas 3 sably below is real worth
 Ehe Golden Eagle by actual meas T Ismens exhibits 2 ledge ls 1-2 ! set vida in solid ere, and vel de- t ned Ihis nine and the Town q
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
Garasn seeds :. Easen { BaIIey.


 Garden seeds at Eaten X Bailey.
 Barley in quantities to suit pur- chasers, at Eaton < Bailey's.
 s. Kleln 6 Co. are n weekly re- eeipt of choice assorted goods.
 WANTED-Teams to haul lum- Der immediately by J II. Eaton.
 Lumber and shingles at the Me- Cormiek Saw Mill for sale.
 Jack 2 Baton wants more wag- ons to haul lumber.
 \. II. Price has a comfortable carriage and an excellent span of horses for hire.
 Call at s. Klein < Co.'S. and try the:r new brand of tobaccos, just received.
 Bllls For lumber and shingles promptly filled at the AlcCormick Saw Mil
 Eaton { Bailey are daily expect ing 50 .00o pounds of assorted mer- chandise.
 Large assortment of ready made clothing, gents underwear, hats. boots, shoes 9sc. just received at $. Klein & Co.'s. Eaton 6 Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house, but do emphatioally say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest
 c. E. Howell vilI supply custom CTS daily with milk and do an express business between Globe, Misml and Gold Iill.
 J Il Eaton VII pay fifteen dol lars 2 thousand for hauling lumber from the foot sf the mountain to the Baldwin Mil.
 Can # s Klein $ Co.'S, examine her stock of California Mission Ua- lerwear, and you will purchase no- shere else.
 Tue snov is welting n lhe Pinal [ mountain The MeCoraick Saw dill is receiving 5 good supply of ogs and can 6ll orders for lnmber md shine les promptly.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Mr White, brother-in-law, two sisters two nephews and niece of Aio 20 Bailey arrived in Globe on Thursday from Golnlnbus. Ohio. They wlll make Globe their home.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

We call attention to adVertisemens Of John Taylor < Co, San Francis e, importers and dealers n Assay crs Maternal. mine and miII supplies, ehemicas. fine assay balances 6e. &c.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

For Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat anl Graham Flour, as well as other supplies, go to Duryea's Cheap Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Dr. Saunders has returned t9 Glabe from New York. wblther he las been for two or three months successfully conducting the sac of a valuable silver mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
Enrried

Ia Globe. on tbe 28th ull.. by Judge Swa- sey. Mr Wm Murphy to Miss Julia O'Con- nell, both Of McMillen.
 They were met on the road and escorted to town by Wm. McNeIly and Neil Dough. erty. Thursday evening, the night was filled with music by several of our aniature performers who assembled in front oi theIT hotel. asa slight token of respect for the happy paif
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Buckalew < 0choa will pat their pack train on tue route between hers and the King mine soon. aparejos for twenty mules arrived from San Francisco some days since, and everything is in readiness to begin.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Shoot mouth " is one thfng and bnsness auother. You can always re- Y oa a square deal anu get full value for you money at Eaton 6 Bailey's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Read Le Count < Bros. importers and manufacturing statloaers 4l4 & 4l9. Montgomery St, San Francis co. advertisement.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Messrs. Banker Braylon 6 Co.,, (Paelfc Iron Works ) 127 First St., San Francesca, have an advertise- meat on another page to which we direct attention
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

J. J. Vosburgh has received the appointment as agent or Wells Far- go 6 Go. for this place. His office Is on the corner eff Broad aud Mes quite sHeee. Post office has been removed to same bailding
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

4 large inypice of fine liquors and cigars just received by Knox x Nc Nelly
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01

Strangers are crowding each other on our streets 4 fat man, a re- cent arrival, is so crowded at his hotel as to induce him to make known his wish to share our cot with him. We took his measure and sug- gested q five acre lot as mere suita- ble to spread himself in.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-01
Na1lee.

Notice $ hereby glfen5 11lt h t .cks7i hnat authorized 70 aeur any ineet stness oh account of tde ualefsi esaet. aud t4at ne liatiorsi eilea WiH not M fespohsibie ss any sIsl,fs of liabilities incurred t7 sad E. .laeksou. and win aot pay any Is notes e5ade bf hisn and Chat tckct has no nithoflty lo sign the naln of t l,s,li.rsi sef<slI tr any DsfIef CT wbatoyr '. A tAs
 Dateg, (lobe, "A. 4., Apris i<,
 a