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OFFICERS or REGIsTRATToN
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sabscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county Letters Testamen,ary
on the personal estate Of
EMILY A. GARDNER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscri
Der on or before the 9th day OF November,
1880; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those in.
debted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
April, 1880.
JAMES NJ. sHIPLEY,
mp l0-4r Executor
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Last week we announced that Mr.. Lewis
Winters, formerly Of this city, now a resident
Of Washington, d. c., had died on the 10th
Of April, after short illness. This announce.
ment was taken from the Washington Star
of April II, a copy Of which was sent to US
with the death marked. A letter from Lewis
Winters, Jr., on Monday last informs us that
his father is living and enjoying excellent
health, and that the notice in the Star an.
nounced the death Of Lewis Winter and not
Lewis Winters
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Building associations arc very succe ssful
here, under careful and able management
Association No. has closed its books and
terminated its existence in u very satisfactory
manner to the shareholders, paying little
over 10 per cent. on the money invested.
No. 3, which was recently formed, bids fair
to be success, the books already presenting
very flatering showing.
The question Of bnilding an Episeopalan
Academy in Sykesyille, Is being ngitated
again. About six hundred dollars have been
subscribed towards the enterprise. The pro-
Jeet is in competent hands, which we hope
will consummate the wishes of the people.
There is some talk OF pstitioning the School
Board to give Sykesville n better public
school in more suitable place. The site Of
the preseat school'house is anything but de-
sirable, as il is on an abrupt hill Immediately
on the roadside, with no play ground for the
children, difficult to approach and dangerous
for teacher aud pupil. Altogether, il is the
worst located school house in the district, and
looks like n bee hive on stump.
Wheat is looking remarkably well in the
fields but not so well IN the market report
The harvest this year will be the largest ever
known in this district
Notwithstanding the large sale Of reapiug
machines last year, we were informed by the
agents who are now making an active canvass,
that the sales this year will more than equal
those of last. This is really wonderful age,
with sewing machine in every house, reap.
ing machine in every field and eolored ma.
chine on every jury. What next.
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MysrERious DARKNESS tx MINNESOTA. -
A correspondent Of the 81. Paul Pioneer Peas
says last Sunday was . memorable dark
day IA Meeker county. About IL IL. DARK
ness commenced oycfshadowing the earth,
aud q p. n. il was As dark Is Il was At s
7. NJ Il scanned strange 10 sec the whole
town Of Liieh6eld eatsag dinner By lamp
light. The darkness continued, more or less,
till the evening shades closed In for the night.
Monday morning The atmospheFe appeared
natural. Chickens went 10 rUost and staid
there tlll next morning. Canary birds aang
their sxening song at II. M., ana remained
silent tsll nsxt morning. Ths hs&vy clouds
and stosm did NOT seem to justify saeh =
change. fheatznofphere rssembied a. eclipse.
but fat more dense and deeper darkness.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
AZ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll coaaty, letters TesiemantaFy
on the Personal Estate of
FREEBoRN GARDNER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Ailpersons
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the voach-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 9th day Of Novem.
Der, next; they may otherwise by Law be en-.
cluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
April, 1880 ~
v. EMORY GARDNER,
mp loot Acting Executor.
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April 24--eloady and chilly, with mist or
Fsia aesrly all day and ai.nieht. April a.
cloudy and damp, considerable shower IN the
afternoon; heavy mist al nighL April 3d.
cool and cloudy Ia the morning; warmer after.
April 27--chiily and bIastery. aud variable
between clear and cloudy. April e -clear
bright and pleasant April 2s---chilly and
rainy all day. April 8o--cool, windy aud
variable; rain and slight hail in The morning..
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The Revised Code Of The Public General
Laws-Murphy a Co., Baltimore.
Whiteloek's Vegetator--W. Whitelock a
Co, Baltimore.
Legal Notices. List Of Letters.
Public Local Laws.
1880 Look lss0-wampler 4 shaefer,
Westminster.
Oidest Shoe and Hat House--Jawyer a
Reaver, Westminster
For Sale--c. e. Mafhai, Linwood, Nd.
Report Of the Union National Bank Of
Westminster.
State Mutual Benefit Association Of Carroll
coun,y-Dr Geo. s, Ymaliag, Secretary,
WeasminslsN
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pUMP-MAKING.

TNHE undersigned offers his services to the
Il public as Pump Maker, aRd is pre-
pared to make new pumps or repair old ones.
Timber of the best quality, furnished when
desired. Prices as low as good work will
justify. All new work guaranteed from one
to three years VIII be pleased to receive q
share Of the public patronage.
DAVID J. ROVER,
feb 2S.ly Westminster, Md.
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HOME AGAIN.

7 am now back in old Maryland, after n
Il successful trip Sonth, Ny BUGGIES
viii begin To arrive in about ten days, at diff
fereni points 10 this State Carroll county
bsyers will be notified Of the arrival Of Car.
RACES in Westminster by advertisement in
the ADVOCATE.
II, c. MATTHEW'S.
AP 24.st Agent for Louis Cook.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
RvHilsnED EFRRY SATURDAY M
VANDBRFoRD BROS
CORNER % MAIN AND cESTRE STREETS

TERMs.-s2 per year in advance Single comics a
cents. Aosnhacription discontinued until MI arrears
atu paid, iSss 81 the option Of the publisher
ADVERTISING RATES.-One square IA iInesl an
be inserted times N less for aud 15ccnts for
subsequent Insertion One sqnare mos Al IA a
mos. g. ~ mos, y. business cards nni AZ ~,
! lines, - per year When tho number On ins,rt oss
snOt marked advertisements will De continued nnt
forbid and changed accordingly. Yearly adv ertisers
Rule and Figure Work double price business ~
Gals 10 cents perllne. Marriages and deaths nsy,e
cents per line
As-All corrsspohdeaee with This once should bo
addressed to "TnE ApvocATEF 'N w
NJ Entered Ut nc TOstoFlcs Uaefm6asss, tns -
Ssgad. Cfnsl Matter. ''s'' We
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Ornhans'
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Adminis.
iraticu on the Personal Estate Of
BARNEY SHOEMAKER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An per.
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with ihe
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10 he
subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of No.
vemher next they may otherwise By law be-
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested 10 make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this iesh DAY Of
April. 1880
HENRY GAIT,
up 24-4t Administrator.
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NoTICE.

COMMISSIONS for the following named
~ persons, appointed to gu the respective
Offices mentioned below, were filed In The Of.
fee of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county on the 18th day of April, 1880,
and said persons are hereby notified that IN.
less they qualify within thirty days from the
above date, their places will be deemed We.
can't
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. l--Henry Gait, WIN. Fisher,
George Fair, James c. Davis.
District No. 2-John p. Fowler, Thomas
Upton.
! District No. 81. Henry Knipple, Richard
Dell, John Burgoon.
District No. 4-wilIiam H. s,ocksdale,
Nathan Gorsuch, Azariah 0ursler, John Bow.
man.
District No 5--Chas II. Favour, j. Frank
Shlpley, j. X. Kearney, Samuel s. Spalaine.
District No. 6--Samuel HI. Holfacker, ia.
cob p. Baltozer, Henry Motter.
District No. 7-Gugtavus w. Crapsier Ira
Mitten
District No. s--John W. Abbott, Hansox,
NJ. Draeh.
District No. Thomas B. Buckingham,
Joab Brown William P. Anderson, John
Elgen.
Dihtflct NO. I'D GAVIN warner.
District No. ll--Loais Diehlmau, William
I. Smith, Ellsworth Loveall.
District No. l2-Hiram Davis, Thomas
Jones.
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION.
District No. Charles A. Waeschc.
2-John R. Hainea.
3-William g. Byers.
4--John Frick,
3D.. w. Steele.
6-George Shower.
George W. Matthews.
s-James W. Ham.
9-Lewis G. franklin.
" l0-John Skunk.
ll-Jesse Lambert.
l2-John Hartsock.
CORONER FOR CARROLL COUNTY,
John swartzbaugh.
Test FRANK I. SHAW,
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll county.
apr l7-4t
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geological survey Of the mineral re-
eion 81 Maryland, which includes Carroll
county, Is 10 Be made. Law authofixiue Il
was passed BY the last Legislature. Kf5
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NO. 1926 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Julia W. Soon and children by next friend,
Va. Dr.. Gsshua W. Herring, Trustee, in
place d Rev. S. II. 3. Gallaudet
ORDERED ahis Esd day Of April, A. d.
" 1880, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified aud con.
irmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th day of May
next; provided a copy Of this order inserted
for two successive seeks&efore the last named
day in soma newspaper gablishse 10 Carroll
county. FRANK y. SHAW, Clerk.
.g True copy,-Tests i4f.g
ap 24-2t n FAIRS " SHAW, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
PubIfe Meetfng.


 The public meeting at Knox & Ne- Nelly lower hoase iass Monday evening. vas called for the purpose of reeei9ine tbe report of tae Delegate to the County Convention, H Rob5 He reponea tbat fhe wishes q tlebe in the master of a di- ,;sian. ef essnpix hoa sa iesrfil,. Econcurred in lly the Florcae delegation and the people of Pinal. fhe dividing line from norsh to sooth; Ioweges, they
 would like to alter so as leave some mines to which laey have r,ads buiIt, and pLese owners arc bouadto final by strong associations. in ibe old county. This mat ter was lefs open io hs faal settled at the Convention, which meats at the same place on tbe evening Of Saturday Sept 25sb After fhe reception ol the report, Ar, k Nas rel iieFed of bis duties as dele gate, tbe appointnlent baTng been made for tbat one meeting onlF it was decjd cd to meet tue views Of he balanee Of tbe county, and send three aelgat,S to tlt above mentioned tenze lt9n. and in ae ccrtlance with a rss0lu on fo that efleci Messrs kob5, EnDK aDd Breach were 6s iy app3infed 4 neon was made raise an election fln and Messrs. Knox Of Globe, Iantap of he Basin, and Ran. som of Ncs1 ilien pFefe ppeinted An tx. ecufiye comm9uee, to ecasiSt ol ihe Biae rentlemen who fOfmed te nominaflng c0snritee. was af1 oBled. aud C s fa0 Wagenen Was eleael Treasurer A sols oE thanks Nas ten1sred to MF. kebq for the efficient manner j which he bad dis charged fhe deties of delegate Alr G E.. keilner, acted KS tglsiruen, and F TAom as of fbe Globe 1hrgas'e as Secuttfy Remarks upon sAt different resol ions were made bY Msfs Knox 5alta French, skinner, qrQea Thomas aRe Robb Meeting ad pFnel
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

TALK about ae men 1t lis plaoe ila an iusf visitor lo es sle oshes dy
 dey am ID raleh. genelmaa, on de nen n daF to Nalop I'se bis fo' yeahs iu aixce ion dis Tayasoyi an fur cussed. ness idosu nixin' dey lays esah dem alI Dsy kmp Chinaman dar dey shoot 3 white man roo wi3 open winder aud sleg made me gsra fam daf GUS Nas9i one " de1 NeFicaa sabiaelzs was heeled wid Winsshister rife au two pistols Hu ma ole eoman she says fadeF ley dons mind dat ne mo dan if eiey v'us loaded wie ied.eye whisky. Den Ue got np an skipped Genelmea, don't wani DO me W0llop Fid mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

aEoRR nEsTRECT.
Mimfne News.

We were shown beausiful specimen of carbonate ore carrying gold. It came ffofn mining claim at Lost Gnich, own. led by Parker asd Johss
 The following mines situate in Ram hoz Camp have been seld 10 aR Eastern Company 6alenaia Crescent Yale
 Eehaer. Mountain Flew and Smiling Jane The price was si5oooo Active operations Nill be begun on tllem soon.
 4 Arepor. which we Believe to be cor rect. come from Richmond Basin Of q new strike n lhe Dundee which is en- conragine to the owner Jos. Brewster I'bie has always been c6nsiderea a good property and tse new find adds greatly to ils value
 Ip pursuance Of q plaa laid down by as. we this week give a detailed desorip- tion of teo excellens properties, the Lea and ssoaewail mines
 AsbnAarst $ Co repon good ore in sl ght oa the Ia Sale property near the
 dexi mine.
 The Mineral Creek Niil will Dc ready for fle reduction Of ores ty tbe middle of October
 Work las been started on she Golden Reef. Golden Pesk, Boss and Celia mines az Gold Hili in tlis district The deeel opments are considered favorable These properties are owaed ly the company for whom Maior Sissfa is manager
 Mr Stewart, 1atentee ef the process by which the ores are worked at the For man mill called to see us on his Way Co San Francisco. l,t is now, and has been for flee last five veeks, working success tnlly A El Doale Canyon. Nevada, and as Arinca, tbe same process is em. ployed Al the foFmg place it is sueeess- ful, and with bis additional experience Mr. s. intends to make success Of 1t in Che Inter place whittier De goes in few weeks Tbe difference between t and ordinary pan aiaaigamstisn is, that in she latter fhe salt water containing pruochio- rid of iron is allowed so run 10 waste, ia the former # is usilszed in ihe crushing and amal gamasing ef m6sequent ebarges of ore From five to dfleen per cent more of bullion is saved hy 3Ir Stewards than by fle old process.
 Uncle Sim Majors tells uss that he and four otheiS have completed road at an expense of S7oo. for ihe pprpose of get ing iimbers Ior ihe Goldsn Eagle mine They haye delivered quantity already, aad have lot on band
 The men in the tunnel at the Irene nine, have been able to bear the men .peakiae in the s,aft for several days and we are in hourly esIeclation of news from aES Hssiin that the connection has been made We hope to be able to furnish oar readeIs faii description of lhis mine in l our next issue
 The Pyrcpecs mine owned hy D. Iarre and 3Izs. W Newman, is producing gopd ] ore. Tie ledge $ well defncd and assays 70 from s7 to $872
 Work has been suspended on the Silver | Era. pediDg chapge in the management
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
lInEnAL caEEI.. eenI. I4. ]


 EpInR BEIT, DEAR srRs-I presume your patrons are desirose of knowing aometbiag regarding the prospeeis in ghis cmp. Ne have bright future ahead. l have made an extended examination of ihis district. aad find numerous leslges in il; baE vefy few of them have had any de- veIonment Where they have been work ea thes show well The Mineral Creek Nill and Mining Company are ptshing fhings ahead IS fast as possible. ! think ihe mill wiH he ready for the reduction of ores by the 20th of 0cseber The com pany have all the material now on lhe ground. and part of the framework Of ths mill s completed At lbe miae they hage large force of men running tun. ae and sinking shaft to connect with # In forty days this wlll be completed, and then sbey will have fo0r hundred lineal feet of the ledge opened ready for ssoping All the ore assays very satisfac- oy If thjs company makes success, which ] an sure they wiil under the pres ant management, it wi1 add greatly so E,loiles wealth and importance.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
lsanlntY l.anrentIosl.

Ihe County Convention ai Final (Pick- es posl met 0n Saturday evening Sept. liih. ALr Brown was cbairmaa, and , Head, formerly of the PinM LriH secre- sary Mf Ro5bs credentials as Delegale from Globe District were read, also his in uetoas Considerabl le discus s'on was bad unsn Hose ntFHesions n go far as tbeg eIa ato lhe uorh and soaEa line belncea lbe ola and tlle probable new county 8he feper oi slr kobo, sg. onsis Of which j. fen in tl3c account 9l Ie Public eeing held here last Aoaeag eTenihe, eeQefs fe groun3, therefore Fe ~iil not repeat I here cpeeebes we're nadf i lheu breathing kin4asl teel- ne for lDbe, sg Aaron Iasoa, Judge eqnes the D tlr Brown, btf. Baker and others aIe ontln and
 lmer She Florence deie ion were
 e1 the other member BIT. Lewis.
 r 9t ous1 sieknes Judge ss Florence a aiutei Wildly od ae eFe enl and foo< pats it t5e
 sioh Convention adionIned to iase. W ias eay in September in tie same place
 B ~ 6 Qehe n lail Stock o <ll5lhiea and aen Hrl IsaH Goods
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
RelaoaaL.


 Col terIT coTHnan ing af Camp ThoIu s, a>d ooI iIy s[ fle auafter masters Department # Camp Grant eali- cd npon ns we Ffs aoi09 io press. Col. T says ai Ybumss is to l fIfoe conpany Kot Gel. Scuily is aflsr lumber
 c Kenyon. ~ Rome F. rived in Globe on Ilelsday and NllI fc main here for eme time
 Mr Paul. deectl4s for Wells Fargo Co. was To iowa t1is week
 Jesse lIardly of Florence and foIuleg B District tiorne Of FinaI County gave us cali hs week. l1c Was aaeo1l paAied py ask of NsW Orleans
 Tbe Rsa Bloa ila of Sept l1 thai Hhipley ate os that o5fii, ,ses married n Io M H snoN alf nairia Nhite dies n eeb na none Of e }.enk o8 1oae o # Pilf pro.ui isesl not ta carry nit key or iois lle hEas0as llsl dye 1 to , nut-leF belle from Sh Carlos
 Mr H T N down ln Ehe pines
 Alrs Andeon lsil Globe ne sy last
 c clkfk is back fsom San Carlos. and has esen elafge oi v ph ealee fn Globe
 casy Delaisge j. 5le ,Igsia
 h Milwaukee sf J Enox ie-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

] EEy PApER.-Ihe latest addition to tae list of newspaper iq this Territory Is the ctroasc' anN Globe is is birshlface | is I sheet about as large as its San FFaacisco namesake. The first copy gives promise of a useful and honorable future. and proves that Air Thomas, its editor, has no superior in Arizona newspaper dom. Ne wish | luck. and hail t as q valuable assistant h lhe upbuilding of thjs camp.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

General News.


 R Anderson arrived on Yuesday from Saddle Mountain Disisiets and reports tx outlook favorable. Prosnectors are com ing in. and york is being pushed forward on B nnmher ef locatioDs. He thinks ii nili be second Tombstone. There is 3 great slmiiariiy in tle ones
 T1-~, engagement Between Ulysses Grant Jr.,A.-d Bliss Jennie Fl00d daughter el ihe bonanza poiealaie has been broken.
 The Hot Springs at Calistoga, Cal have been found Co eonIain gold in solu- lion. The gold is Of bigi srEle, and from ten barrels ol water, i00o were blken.
 The butcher in Tombstone haye decid- ed noi Co take adobe dollars for more tbaH % cents, half dollars ai a5, and quar- ters at %
 Gbicago and SL Louis have got over lighting about Whieh had tie largest pop nlad0n. and wblose ladies had the biggest feet. and are having it bot and heavy now about fhe transportation of grain.
 A singular instance of natural silver. plating is reported by Che kfafsferCaH as occurring Ia tbe Lord Dl Lorne mihe. American Flat Gilpin county, Col The sides uexi l0 ihe fein and the h3ngiug walls are covered wiih q thin coating of native silfar as smooth as glass. The vein itself is narrow, and is prospecied oy l1eans oi tunnel ihe superintendent of t1e mine says this curious feature of lhe inciosing Naiis b 0tseftabie so far as inc funnel has followed ihe vein The ere is ffiable and easily mined and diseloses beth ehloriis and nlphures, buf does nor assay iighiy The dliny coating Of silver on i1e palis was apparently condeHsed and deposited there nndef tremendous pressure, for t has 2 smooth and buFnish- cd appearance
 In August just passed tle U. 8. Minis coiaed
 Double Eagles io the value ef q so eo9 lIaii fseies. I.s-6.000 standaTd silver dolIars. gaIae 2ss,o00 Cepts, z5Qp rosal Coinage. esss, ,0oo'
 Iftbe nine devoted lbeir fine to the production Of more portable coins lhan De inueildy 20s and l0s. ihe conre 9icnce of moueF handlers would ho more perfectly SuliserFod
 Mono Meiaiiic England the menisary focus ol fhe world. fn lhe liFe years ended Dec. 3i, 1873 imported gold 70 ihe value ef $873 o0oo00 while exporting S4s8.- 9SG eco thus gaining in ihe agsfegaie. for ihe whole period but <37.6l4 009. -nfa- fao hrcork
 Dr. Glenn, Of Colasa ConaF, Cal, wiIi bargest .000 eco sacks of grain thisyear-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

sar.laE. aenLe.nlls.. Is. 1880.

v lasl Thursday apd leIt Us huge va
 melon grown on their FancA at sali
 R ger Iftheg to that often We viii be sa isilea to assume some of ihe indehtsd Bess Of 1Iaaicopa County when we bage $ new county. ALr s. tells us that the9 bsAFe cut 2 ditch which will giYs water esaOaeh to irrigate 1000 acres of land. I beyliave gos a3 election precinct in thai lection Of narieopss and hase made ap. 5sication for g post office.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

ONEo the characters of Globe wen, fulo SulEon Bros store on Tuesday last and through misreprescnlasi of Lis snancial condition. insinueted himself in. soa fifty dollar suit of clothes. When the yicsimized hrm found out that he dia nai have a blacksmith shop, as stated, Or an account wisa Stout. Fisk < Co, they hunted lsim up and disrobea him Ne understand sbat the majesty of The law SilI be vindicated iu his case.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
rele..r.a.n In.s Elacelxel.

Maine staIals es fsg as leard ffen, Sen aie, RepVAlicans Fusionist 5 House. Republicans 8e, FesIoaists 6s Davis Fn. sioaist canaidate for Governor 70 9e5 Plaisgea 6a05 Davis ahead lf19 Sg towns 70 heas' rom yet Lass rear these towns gave Davis sA2s Smisk l75s. and esareelon Se
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
Nt6e

Notice s hereby given tHat lfcn and sle ffi1 au no longer connected wfth
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

THE election last satnraay fpf Iax A sessor aad Colieotor of School Preeinei No ?. resulted in favor Of afr Knox, hs receiving 77 and bis opponent AIf. T0nei So votes. The vote for or against tht school tax gave t15 ia favor and i against Globe is to be congratulated in botb mat teFs. flrst in having Sc energetic and pop uiar man as AIr K for Assessor and second in having so lnaeh puhiic spirit,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
Nnlsce ln Mlnea.

The Champion eIi'l neW in iest-class order. audfb pfepnezoF are p.eqared fo bus ores lof cash faey H|Il pay go per cent of fhe 8tftcrg pulp assay, less such
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18
Notice

The firm of iannon G Bell. k tbIa day dissolved bF uafHai can at 1le uat dtn of Ilanimon 4 Taylor VII collect ii daat due iofleel frms and ane M
 tIitIas.
 sept ie sept
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

FREIGHT receipts for week ending Sept. IS. 1ss9 Spence ts Hitchcock, drugs, 4eo9 lbs. Weameyer. .50e; Buckalew 6 0choa. g 90o0; Eaton 6 Bailey, 5000 Hen. derson Bro'ss S,00o Klein, 5,000; Schein. 1s.oo0, Sutton Bros, s.55o Ellis. a5.I15. Heinemsn & Co. ldrigsl 625; KelIners 0,357. Kellner shipped. 6 6,4i0
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

Eaton $ Bailey ao moi aliYerise 70 seii cheaper than any other house but do en. phaiically y hey vili sell as cheap a
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

Maiches. cloek and eEelly carefully repaired and irae5 n Holman <
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-18

AR. BENNETT who keeps saloon next b Sulton Bros. went to sleep Thursday night with $l8i 25 under bis head and F waking in the morning found them gone The only piece of money be could recognize isa greasy $50 note.