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Mhn'Ls IL GenlIcnlnn.

a gentleman ~ person not merely ac-
qiainicd with certain ferns aud etiquette of life
easy and self possessed In society able to speak and
act and move In the world without awkwaIdness and
freo from habits which are vulgar and la bad taste
a gentleman Is something beyond this; that whirl,
lies AZ the root Of every Christian virtue. II Is tho
thoughtful desire of doing in every instance what
others should du unto him. lie Is constantly thiuk-
ing, not Indeed how he may give pleasure to others
for the mere Sense Of pleasing bui how he may avoid
hurting their feelings. When he Is Ia socleiy he
srunlously aseertaihS the position and relations of
every one with whom ho comes Ia contact that he
may give 10 each his due honor his proper position
lie studies now he may avoid touching IN conversation
an any subject which may needlessy hurt their feel
ugs-how he may abstain from illusions which may
cal up q disagrccable OF Offensive association. A
gentleman never alludes to, appears con
scluus Of any defect, bodily deformty inielorlty Of
talent Of rank, Of reputation In the person Ia whose
society lie Is placed. lie never assumes any supo-
rOrlly To hnsclf-neyer rldlcues, never snreIs,
never bOass, makes display Of his own power
or rank adyantages-such as implied In habits on
tricks incnaliOils which may be offensive to
others.
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A Democratic view Of ucnsssrcc,.

The nomination of James Longstreet as
Minister to Constantlnopo Is, we think good one;
though moro OF less unpopular In both sections OF the
country. Inthe North because he is an ex-rebc; In
the Sonth, because being an ex-rebel, he has for
some years acted with the Republican party. Gen.
Longsteet has been severely criticised by his former
associates and. In out opinion, undescrvcdly. That
he entirely honest In his couise, believing that
allation with the then dominant party was best for
the South-there Is no reasonable doubt He erred In
Judgment but his devotion to southern Interests has
never cooled and he has always defended his action
from strictly southern standpoint. The Confede-
racy had no braver champion; the South has not u
moro faithful son. As for the Northern Republican
objection, II Is OF small consequence IN view OF the
fact that several other less prominent and less desey
ing eNrebels have been appointed to Office by Repub-
lcan Presidents His education at West Point
where he graduated In 1872 insures the proper Intel
eCtual fitness FOR the post while his military expert
ence guarantees tho necessary executive ability.
soldier who ranked next to jackson In Lees cstiina-
tion will not lack determination In dealing with de-
moralizcd and treacherous government, aud IN the
present and prospective condition of affairs In Turkey
such soldier may I've better than the best civilian,
81. LoUiS Republican, .NdU &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
DIARY AND LETTERS OF FRANCES BURNEY,
MADAME D'ARBLAY. Revised and edited by
SARAH ,HAuH'tI WooLsEr. 2Nols. Boston.
Roberts Brothers. From +. u. MOhun.

M in,Mr ~, I'm ~ $500 n,, u. M. M
SAHAuCuA,,Yoty Wonilsry v"i" Rnston NJ
Roberts Brothers. From r. u. Aolun.
The fame of Fanny Buru.y will rest ,uor,
an the :, Diary and / e,,e,s,, unfinished ,t,o, ho
death than On her uoye,s ,bmgh thes. ,y.,, ,h. n,
crary sensation Of the J,y. ca,n,nc nr I,nnsom, 4.
warm pr,ie, and his f,nds,,,n ,o, ,, ,,,,, ,,o,,,
Edmund Hu,kc SAT mn all night ,y., ,hou and ,,,,
M,couI,v declared ,ha, .IIe, a,,.,r,,.a 4, an ,.,I
"portant ,uoch In an, u,e,,,v i,s,,,v .Eyo,,n, +,
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BRADT. AT Georgetown, u. c., June 4, issc.
Mrs. Susan e. Bradt In the fftyfourtl year Of her
age. Funeral from residence corner Prospect and
Frederick streets, on sunday 6h at o. clock T. NJ.
Albany N. W and Alexandria tNa.) papers copy.
ROACH. June I, Baltimore, Md, ut the residence
OF his aunt, Francis, infant son OF william N and
the late Mary +. Roach.
BAMBERG R.--June o at Kansas city, Mo-,
Florence Bnmbergcr, formerly Of Washington.
uOpKlNS.-tunc !, In Alexandria county, Va,
Mrs. u. +. Hopkins, widow of George W. Hopkins,
aud daughter Of the late Dr. H. ). Wunder. fu-
neral this Afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence
Of Mrs $. e. Miller, No. 93o NJ street northwest.
MCGIN1Ey. June I, Dauiet j. McGinIey, aged
fortythrce years. Funeral from his late residence,
6l7 New Jersey avenue northwest, to-day at 2;3t
~ clock l., NJ,
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Maryland Directory for 1850, pub
llshed 10y j. Frank Lewis q CO.. Baltimore, Is a
compendium of useful Information aud invaluable 20
hu,lucss and others. II contains the -oiice
addresses of the chief farmers aud professional bus
moss men of an sorts and other matters which are
usually looked for IN a directory.
Harper & Bros. have issued in the Frank
Iln Square Library r. ID. Blacknore's Mary
Ayerlcy; Yorkshire Tale. - Also, in the Half II ur
series, 4" Mrs, Austin, - By Margaret Neley.
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The Opposition in Maine are thoroughly
united, and under the leadership of their
nominee for Governor, Hon. II. NJ. plaisted,
they will give good account of themselves
next September, All the veteran soldiers
in Maine know General Hancock. With
him on the Presidential ticket, Plaistcd
would almost certainly lie elected.
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" I1c grol PiincIics oC Am0icm L,beriy
ore still Me iogld inheritance ef Mi, Peqpic, aud
orD shouidtc.
" The 5gh ettriai tyjry, he holoas corpus,
he Elaty oJ Me press, he .f,eoio~ Of YcccL, hc
natural cights erposoos, and die rights Of prop
erty, must be prcserecd. ."-t Extract FROM Order
Of Gen. Hancock OF Nov. 20, 1867.
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B. W. REEDS SONS,
ieG-ti3 1910 T. street Northwest.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsIiSG1ON, June 4, 1850.
Sealed Proposals. addressed Ia tho Secretary Of the
Navy for furnishing Stationery for the Navy DEPART
mcnt, and bureaus and officers thereof In Washing
ton, during the fiscal year ending June 20, 1851, VIII
bo received until ~ O'Clock NJ. Of the 2Gt of June.
Proposals must he submitted on the forms furnished
y the Department, with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
Washington or who have moi a supply depot In such
city, VIII not he considered.
The schedule embraces two general clagses LIST.
Paper and Envelopes; 2d. Miscellaneous Articles;
and the contract will bc awarded IN the whole or by
classes, ~ may lie considered The more advantageous
Ia the Government.
The department reserves Tho right Ia require a
greater or less quantity al any article In the schedule
than that specified as the wants of the same may
quire.
The articles VIII he called for from time To time as
needed and must lie In accordance with the schedule,
and satisfactory To the head of the Office bureau for
which required: must lie delivered without unneccs-
sary delay and a ihe expense of the contractor; In
default of any o which requirements the Department
reserves the right Ia purchase the articles elsewhere,
Or Ia annu the contract In whole In part, and viii
hold the contractors responsible for any additional
lenso II may Incur thereby.
The department the right to waive defects
and TO reject any az all bids.
Iiills property approved, accruing under tho con-
tract Win be paid quarterly.
u. W. THOMPSON,
ieG-3 Secretary of tie Navy
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.


WAsuISGTOS, ID. a., June T. 1850.
sealed Proposals VIII be received at this ONCE until
II O'Clock NJ, Tuesday, July g. 1850, for furnishing
Stationery for the of the House of Representa-
ti,cs.
flank forms Of Proposals, showing the quantity aud
quality of each article, and the form of bona TO he
slgned hy the bidder and suIetes, viii he furnished
an application at this once.
Proposals should he indorsed ''IropOsals for sta
uoncry, - and addressed to George NJ. Adams, Clerk
of House of Representatives., United States.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
Clerk House of Representatives u. ;.
inl It4
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Guilty OF wrong.

Some people have fashion of confusing
oxcullOnt remedies with the large mass uf 'patout
medicines, % and In this they guilty Of wrong
There are some advertised remedies fully worth an
that Is asked FOR them, and at least know Of
Hop BittoIs The writer has had occasion 10 use the
Blers In Just such climate as We have most Of the
wear In Bay CITY, and has always found them to bo
irst class aud reliable, doing all that Is claimed for
them. m.-IribWHo.
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TnH Marine Corps has lost promising and
popular young otcer In the sudden death OF Lieut..
W. +. Zeilin, who thrown from horse and in-
stantly Killed at Norfolk Friday evening. Young
2eiiin was son ot General Jacob zcn retired for
merry tommandant Of the Marine Corps and was y
young gentleman " nne talents aud very great social
popularity iIis funeral viii take place In Philadcl-
phia "a. morrow. His body viii he escorted hy ma
rinc guard from the steamer George Lcary TO the
Baltimore aud Potomac depot In the morning, to he
taken to Philadelphia by the limited express.
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TuE Tilden literary bureau Is hard at
work. Copies of such documents as Lester
b. Faulkner interview in the New York
Hrod claiming that 1ilden, and no one but
Tilden, can carry New York, are being sent
hy thousands all over the country. The
same machinery that WAS reaorted 10 in 1916
is again at work.
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M ARRIED.

ER.-Bv Ncv. John Chester, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, June B. Francis
H. Parsons TO Sophie daughter Of Dr. j. c. Fisher
both OF this city. No cards
MoSES-BRYAN.-June !, at the residence of the
brides parents. by the Rev. W. l.. Harrison. s.
Preston Moses Jt. and Carrie r., daughter of VIM.
Bryan, Esq., of this city.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

TnH Philadelphia Times has a special des-
patch that Henry r. Abbey, OF Booths and the Park
Theatre in New York, has effected an engagement
with Sarah Bernhnrdt and that she win come to
America aS carly mex, october.
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LIFE; ms TRuE GENESIS. By Il. W. wrlGur
New York: q. T.. futnam's sons From j. j
Chapman.

New YORK: O.. T.. rutnam's Sons. From j. i.
Chapman.
This is discussion of the principles oi
biology Iom q biblical standpoint. The author Gnds
Ia the eleventh verse uf the hrst chapter Of Genesis
his theory Of lifc making the Translation preferiug
the Septuignt version read, "Let the earth bTlug
forth grass, the herb yielding seed, aud the fruit tree
yielding fruit after his kind. irhosc g.7iadi priHci-
pe Of life, each "a HS'b GCtor rs kind. is upon NE
sdrth.' Mr.. Wright pronounces this ga great
scientific principlcole that nis into an the phenom-
cnal facts Of naturoeNPlains them ALL aud Is In turn
explained by them, and he asks of what less value
II is To science than II 1t had been originally enunc-
atod by Aristotle Plato, or had from Professor
Tyndan or Nh. iiorbert spencer. This idea is ear
rod out With considerable controversial skin. and
fair amount of research and observation Of physical
fuY
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If Gen. Phil Sheridan told friend last
week. as u rs reported that In race for the white
House Hancock would beat Grant, then Gen Phil
sheridan has political sagaclty.-N. j. SIN.
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A WESTERN exchange says: al. Roscoe
"Conkling an enemy Of Blaine and has refused to
''meet him socially or even speak to him since
90 Blaine designated him as turkey cock on the
" floor Of the senate several years ago. =" And such
Is fame: j. Roscoe Conkling
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THEN AND .NOIT.

few years after the peace of 1888
young Bostonian who had fought through
the war on the side of the Colonies was con-
versing one day with an old gentleman in
his neighborhood on the question then gen
orally discussed-of the % return of the .'To-
ries." 1t must have been at the time when
Patrick Henry exclaimed, "Shall we who
have brought the British Lion to our feet
" now be afraid of his whelps !' The old
gentleman gave it As his opinion that the
Tories would be allowed TO come back. and
that, when returned, they would have az
much influence as ever. This remark made
the young Wing feel sick at heart, and he
could not realize the possibility of its verifi-
cation. But he lived long enough to verify
1t in his own person. After a long life,
marked by many reverses, in which lie was
the prey of James Greenleaf and other un-
scrupulous spectators from 1898 to 1872, it
became necessary for him to seek an office in
his old age for the support of his mother.
then in her nlne'ieth year, his two sisters,
the daughters of n Revolutionary patriot
and his own daughters, three in
number. Fortunately, as he regarded it, an
old friend, a man of high character, had Just
been appointed Treasurer of the Commons
wealth. The chief clerk in the Treasurer
Office was Mr.. Linzee, son of the famous
Commodore Linzee, of the British navy, who
burned the town of Falmouth, in Maine, and
bombarded Gloucester ON Sunday, when the
people were in church, with orders to his
gunners to fire on the meeting house - $,
as to kill as many as possible Of the damned
rebels. Linzee's place was sought ivr hy tn,
aged Wing. But the influence of the Amorys
and others (his relatives) was too strong
tieth year the disappointed applicant for his
place at last realized the truth of the predic
ton made when he was fve-and- twenty.
When the war broke out in 1861 a million
of young men in the Northern and Western
States rushed to arms in defense of the Union
and the ConBtitution-Whigs, Democrats
Republicans, and Abolitionists. Those young
men who survive are now mddle-aged ol
veteran citizens of their respective States
and about equally divided between til,
Democratic and Republican parties. 1t i,
taken for granted they do not regret theii
course in the war. How then can they b,
expected, if sympathizer with secession
shall be nominated at Cincinnati, to sup
port himi Human nature will assert itsel
under all circumstances. After what W,
have all seen at Chicago, it becomes NOR,
than ever an imperative duty of the Cincn
natl Convention TO place in nomination fol
President and Vice President two men o
clear Union records, indisputable and aboy,
suspicion.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Rejected communications cannot I've returned. As
an evidence OF good faith, all communications. nc
matter how brief addressed to the Editor Of TIM
SUNDAY HERALD, must be accompanied ly the
writer name full and address.
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7lco editions publ,sbed every Sunday morning
IN time 10 reach the early mails.
Tie army and Nary edition contains a com
plete 9asetie of all ners and orders relotipq to
the Service.
Orders should in all cases be sent direct 10 h's
office, as ,cc olloc no agents commissions Sub
scriptions in all cases by pos, efice money order,
reoisfered ietier, or check on Noc York or this
cify.
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e, isso.
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CAPTAIN JOEETI'S CASE AGAIN.
Connected with the discussion of Captain
Jouett's schemes for obtaining promotion TO
the rank and grade of commodore in the
Navy, over the heads OF some seventeen of
his seniors, the following letter, copied from
the Texas JoUnai Of Commerce, dated Calves
ton, April II, 1850, may interest many of
our readers. We forbear to criticse this
letter, and leave that task to the captains of
the Navy who are here characterized as n
miserable set of --, who were Jealous
hnciHg done nothing themselves driny our dto
unpleasant un. We leave the dead Mitchell
and Commodore Henry Eagle (retirej) to
tLeiI friends.
NAVY DErAHrMENT,
WAsulSGIoS, March rs, 1850
cpptoH TtoDH5 ChUJJ:
Ny DEAN SIN; / was nominated fur the grade +
commodore by the President, but WAS defeated hy a
miserable set Of who Were Jealous
having done nothing themselves during our late un-
pleasant war. Among other things said was . state
ment that the Royal Yacht was miserable little
blocade runner, with only three Chte men ON board
would be obliged TO YOU If You would write me
your knowledge OF all thar took place of that fghl
was OF tile Impression you had all of the Galyeston
pilots on board tdl you Intended running TO Havana
leave your Galveston pilots to IN blockade run
ners-yOu TO ship new crew. so out and capture
some good vessels, take guus and arms on board and
go on the seas as prlyateer.
It was my Impression that you made most gallant
and determined hght-at least had all wantod-as
yoa punched Inc through the right arm and into my
lungs with a boarding pike. would be obliged TO
you n you would give me your ho"tt cPfatoa as TO
ny conduct during the fight, and my actions or acts
on the way 10 the ship. Whether on not bore my
S.Y tike aiaa or q co1ord 7 Aud hotO btatei
you as prisoner aud MANI aud 'rhpt WaS my
conduct as ooHtrdstcd tofh othtTs
have been ceusurod Uy others for saying that
Lieut.. Mitchell behaved badly. Will not be wounded
by any frankness you may Indulge In. am seeking
the truth.
Let me hear from you at your very earliest
nenee, and you will greatly obge yours most truly,
JANIS Il. JouETT, Captain US. Navy,
pl2 Fifteenth street, Washington city, ID. g.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
GL0BE DISTRICT. 2
 Apra $. 1880 {

EDITOR SILVER BELT .-lu tbe BELr # March 26. 1880. there ay- pe4rcd an article over the signature < Lex Scrlpta." :" in wkich the wri- ter strikes the key notes 10 lasting peace and harmony throughout onr
 rich and prosperous camp. And l heartily endorse every word uttered by " Seripta, " in the article refer red 10 above, and It richly deserves and has the approval of every law abiding citizen throughout the entire district. Itis an unmissakable fact, although l am sorry to be forced to make the assertion, that there is here, living in our midst an element of petit schemers, blackmallers aud jumpers. of Ihe very lowest type, who would acquire by hook or by crook, the property of their uusus- pecting neighbors, who have tO;lel and sssrve'l 10 acquire 1t. And for bsalancs with such conduct has now ceased to 0e 3 Yrture, and commoL sense and reason says enough An indignant public, with patience n taners, says enough, the sighiug winds say enough And alnety- nine out of every lun IT mlners say enough, and that blaekmaileFs aud jumpers must go.
 The name of she author of she above can be had by any of the aggrieYed jumpers by application to the editor in writing. MINER.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

The New York MaIl under tke head-lne Religious Indulgence prin's tae news that a steam noar iaiii Is ta be started It Jsrasamem. .lhe theologiaas of sue Albany Jour nal shmk a religious steam flour mill IS oue With0us a dam.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
sssoraey at y.a1. Notary Pubsie and
cosEEYANeEa

CGsssFEY sNcER
 4srffz. Bsufs. 17rfsasats, Horfg0gss, I6ssss an3 ersrg tJaiof rrzt5ag 2rre-s iif ff- e ana sorfskig and actEefel qae4 ts t9ss,.: kIgEs. T0WF .8FJ 9TIkR Z 'Rtjf'6 2 5919t ena sold oa r9in7tfsSfag. 1ts i-f4 Y te getlfs43 aeE gs1erff fe~nsY saszat fel estsa TEa T43G Mtaes and gfRsr t S kaaas1 spsctag
 tsegTespoudence solicited from abroad
 xxcl.s-EI9n. chas. ss F. FEsnsa. ch.es Jus. ti.e ssyteaa roers. J 2 Clam. e5s. ziiia -itazs. aas Bs.a Esrefsgsi esi-, A.tya1 ss sf1aseF ss. s. ssi.saars sss a1ty at l4s t.eEeace ssa aasieF kissn Ca saa r. Ksilasr ssrsssass Globe Geo i3n1 esl e1,or fis,sg i'ress5tt F.F. dsN1ity es4 csaat5 hs der ufx San Franriss3 News NlipAaJ, SIS k .s, e.sitse4ss street. S4n Fss8-.sco a3FA c. 5ie- peasl1 Sag Eetk
 rE4sf sNI,fl lI for e ssenercsis aasronsge FAttifs
 t n.F bissnes as causeFaae Ne, alrns 'ne r.s,sfsr9 x6ar asnd beie einZ fh1 s1s Lsnl n-s e1 eaa.i it ;s nee1sd and ri pay, atts Fs1tHst se t1lish the aasre a<slef tt 'sg q. kil Fn i,asc os bsSness i5 Es1Doe. tor Ile e3nfene e sa szl fsls...s -es3eessly sirtluzers ieTs sfias i 1l:ees 8af at1er Afe3ia iatelss ttiers -1e i's. f e,6risetn b. f531a. eits lssi sisals-e e ettlf .hu aa6 aso Rfsre Desls ana W1lsins nttt s's "-sl aisays fhs service of its pesfonA
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Notice

avp Ia nay esre saverai GgfLr. SILVER, s,sn f3rrrr NtNes for sale. Parties iFpm , tIisssnee ear rty upon fsig and prompt ~as4s for ufires ard nIlhiua ionatioue
 ". IKASkkN fsiohe plaa. lt. kf1zona 1ecsff
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
vs.s oA.s.s.sa ss.sr sa.a..I.a..

Tue Penal Csde of China contains a provision wh eh is as follows
 All persons renouncing theS esen- try aad allegiance or ieylsing the means Ihereof shall be bshe;sded, and in the punishment of tbls off Tense no distinction shall bs tnads between principais and accessorles. Ihe property sf al such criminals snail be conhseated aud sher Blyes and children distributed as slaFes to the great officers of ssate.
 rLe parents. grandparents. brhthers utd grandchildren of snch crlmsnais. heiher hAbitualIy lwng with them under she same root or Aot, shali be perpetualiy ban shed to the dli tsnee of 2000 leagues. Aa thos. who ourposely couceal or connife t this elue shnl be slrangIel hese sho inform agsnlss cfiHIlals s'f this class shsiI be rewarded a5ss She whole of ibesr propersy
 If the crime is eonTYed oui soE sk ecuted, sh principals are to ae straugled and Ehe accessorsea pas ished sllb blows and bAnslmlalf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
DAY AND NIGHT F . R D.

The undepd9ned Is the only hsTier iu Gloise who ,ska animals in charge nt me day. week or month st iiis iolioWiak fates s.,.v n.oass.. sz 60 weex. 25
 :. dnv. e5 ess.
 Sud for two or more animals 8 reasonaPse dciuelion Wiii bs miSde. Word lnit "itn Eaton k Bailey OF at John k"nneay's cor l.ai ~ tiig receive prompt aitcrtiou.
 meh 1l-Ll VI. eAllh
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
LOCAL

Divine Services next Sabbath Eve. front room Of the BEET building Subject To him that oyercometh will { give 70 eat Of the hidden mama, and v ID give him bite stone, and in the stone new name written, which no man knoweth saving he that re- eeiveth 1t. Rev. 2.i7, No eollscnonsi A cordial invitation extended to al
 Rev. J. J. WFSGAR. Pastor.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
M. mulEER.
Globe Mining
 -1sp- Real Estate Agency
G. A. AW ANEE

e0HFTSST0NER OF DEEDS Tor fks sfftss gf Calsfof-ssa orsg9a, -tesaea and eo15ra.D. a45 f5s leixiforSss ef -fsw asr'e2. yfad. WsersslIy and iFasf&1gt91.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

Y IMPRESSIONS IN BRIEF OF 0LoBE MINING DISTRICT You have a large well defined mineral belt, al the geological evidences indicate sta. biHty and value. Under wise and practical infringement your resources gre capable of suaaimag 3 popuia
 ton oF 20 00a people. Ehs deyel- opment of your resources depenas
 nuca on the introduction ot caPissl n.aer rhs rccuan of capable and honest nep. With these esesas'al factors yonr district ss ! gsent oul- Ion producer is assured. CLARKE.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

Strangers are invited to call at lhe BELT office and examine the really beautiful and valuable collection ef cholce mineral specimens and other natural eoriosities belonging so DF. T C Ssallo. IL IS, uuqaestiOna- bly, the finest cabinet n Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

There is a great scarcity ot labor in Globe District. Miners, eaFpea- ters, laborers, teamsters a0d teams will dnd steady employment.