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Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Gan Soldiers Yotes


 Under tie kevised Smtuses of United siaiss sec 1880 she question of saiIis.ge within shc Tcnilofies N left tc thc Lcgis. lative Assembly of each Territory. tks frsf fe1ssst1re 0n siatates provie in substaec, see sec. page sg5. that uili tary service neither aaaiiiies npv disQnili. lies one from yolins-Ferpgni1ing lh6 principle That ifa person is citizen sf the Territory, Quaiiasd to vote. prior it his enlistment laso the '. s efyice. he faei of his seis ipio lse military sefeice sso.s isot aisiraaehiss isn. and # It hs iine Of his enlistment lie iz moi citizen. au5 qpalihca slectus his enlistment and hi residence in the Terrisoly uill nos qusIily Jim to vote.
 WilA tliese plain proyisioas of the Fed egal and TeieiieTial Salates. NC are iD fornea EhaE John | g. smith. il.e Post Trsder st Camp Mcl)fnell. in alaricops eemes is registering sll tho soldiers a. tIla Pest expecting to vote chem for tIt Republican IeHifofiaI aud coanty ticket L r Tss. bad lstteF refer Co his oash be- fon proceeding further n ihis magteF.an1 subsequently, review his work on l.e Reno aIaeaiain road
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Nafiee
ro ALI waos 7T aAr CONCERN.

BV sirtue 0f aritcieeof cop1ffnershIn ex- isiing bel aeen Er1bk Thornton aud myself. have an interest In al His pToreffy. real and personal. Parties are hereby cautioned against purchasinS any of sald propefty without my c0nsent g. C. HOFFMAN
 oct lett
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

To let on Main Street center of the town Bakery also house which would make excellent and convenient lodgings Apply tp G- A s0asey. Mining & iseal Estate Agency.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

IHANKs, friend Chapel for shal frait Ne adsise tle public 10 go 10 the Los Ans geles Fruit Store f tley want rieb juicy grapess mellow pears or apples thaf viii
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23


 1 liitie shoolins accnrfe aS Thursday evening among few 9f Inc Mexican rssi. dents of Glolsss Nobody Was serionsly inisuea, 1ai one nsan Lad elaee sall T bullet mixing small furroN in the top rying pistols woald become eissaietc. If. however mea wiil carry and use them, we propose lhai siiey do t where F peeia. ble laN]oyiag sitizens will n0t have thcir lives endangered Deputy Siierid Tafner is % be commented fer his prompt sup preston Of ibe quarrel last Thursday evening Ire leading aggresor was fined ss5 with tae alternative of I2 days in the jug
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Fine Ladies Kid Gleye. Ladies bnd Children Shoes of au kinds. Ladies Hih bons and Underwear, Ginghams. ielinoss Waterproof Fiannels. for sale cheaper than any other store af D. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

PosTERs aFe nlaeed all around town telling tli4t Levi Ruggles is she AntA Ring Candidate fer Treasurer and thai z. C. Meyers is candidate fer sherespon- sille position ef Jusfico of the Peace
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

BRRarES has & mtn employed on bi. saR mill road
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Bas kalew & 0ehm keep full Stock o4 Clothipg and Gents Furnishing Goods
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
E GIYE uS A oALL.
CarI

The undersigned f fbarkfoi to his many friends log the noHipaie pf Marshal df Globe but owing e. lfeun ance- hbith come candidate. M WIfELAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Notiee

The rarucrshiD formerly existing bel tween 1Ir. B Klein of Globe. and Edward Friedman of San frautisco Was dissolved on the hrst of ADgast iss3, by mnNal con
 KLEIN ocf 0-tfl E FRlEHf1AN
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

'ha0i roNih one ag and 1usines. lsa and gal fuIl sl.lue foi f0af money
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

4 linRion isleafI Oct Iyih. io tlse pie o lk sta. res tie liafn1 Sene4 as Gi9ee ness
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Meyers 6 SeAein sell heavy MiSsion blankets. 10 ID ones for
 For aae Liquoul aad Talks Milwaukee Beer go so Buckalew & 0eiioas.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Wall Paper Window Blinds and urge assortment Of Blaakeis al scheIn 6 Cos.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Meyers < SebeIn believe that sdyerlls- ing $ tbe soul of trade and ilas fair aeai. ings is the seal of suceess. They do both.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
New Afxertsse ments.
.ra .as Ea..rage-. a- ....al cann.

Taxes are now due ill coma delin- 4uens December 2 1ss oet 2-iir] ] F. fABRIEi., sheri6.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Dont gel eaiaFrh through putting your feel aa ihe cold foor wArn you can get carpets SO cheap af 'eyels t1 Selaiu'$
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Hess 6 Cos Chicago Beer. 5 per dog. Tenenst Alennd PosIer. S750 pr doz., ai D. Henderson
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Weekly arrival of 0lfiodnce 0f all kinds and fresh California frnli at s. Klein
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Ao T

The tai <raF bic ncns m tofnAetlts1 fifl. ts .iefss and dsa<l et tittQri1 ezf4ias rai.ue It fetns- red 1 4t7lo 8re Bstsa.s3 @ Mexican sal6iers the fin arss lhe 1ie esied Hezoes 4h6 hare leaE baiif ritnift lst T l.5 Gen ateh
 The .a4 Qf iis t4fl,s t1n sfe hi. lliafIs str shr lstll 1i and a 7t iitl.s 1l. Eud mamie iH 4 tif 1 ai,6n tfe
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Eaiches, clocks and iewelly carefully repaired and waruniea at Hoainan ( Clafke's Shop at Spence & l5ilclcocks
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

K9 ~ anno4n< hiins a ae 5id Ife saosi awyei, ana las gentleman stamp
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Ics. EHpNcHp is tuilGng aB addition to fIis luarkei, which he intends to use as fruit store.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
sAS CARLOS Dcl sl. 1880 Following received last night

SAN CARios Dci 2i, 1880 Foliowing received lasl night
 SANTA FE N N., 0cf %
 Fe Endsas Agent San Carlos.
 Rbogl iasl received saies sllat nearly iii of Nieieri0's Band Nae destfprca in aeS ico on tte 1zth inst piuorio wisb fifty bucks, eighfeen Werlen and children, and lgo hundred animals captured
 Signed HArcn Col comd'g.
 , (. 1IFIA,yY. T. S Indian Agent. GoyeFnor Icrrasas, ef Clfihuabua, p iAe above is true, will noN haze lo pB ibe S3 GO offered for tlse scalp of Vie. sorio
 EeroR sHyels BBIn sinking has been resumed in the oligina shaft on the Pio neef nine. Il is now down 10 water lee in good sre 4 cross cpt was comInsncsa Weanedag morning. lh iiist., in ore ie reach tiic west val Then F cross cgp viii te run for the east val. The origi mai ehaft was sunk in sle ledge neiihef wal having been seen The Great Repul1 liemipe now being worked under the able siipeFvisien of A5f. Ford z prom ises Veii sEo ScoTf.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Eaton t Bailey to moi advertise io sell cheaper tian any ether hanse. but do en- pAssicaliy say theY sill sell as cheap a
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Notice

I lost an order for .brce hundred dollars payabie io ySeii. Drawn bF C. IT, Hay- den on Ellan& Bailey. forbid aay rcr- sons usilis same as payHient has been stopped. JAS. S4HERS.
 oct. letf
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In tle abote aaued town. nearly opposlfe
 the Masonic Hall. on
Bread Street
Where they sin sen goods Of the following
 Descriptions aL

PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN N CENTRAL ARIZONA.
 Staple and Fancy Dry tioods. Fancy Goods. Mai4asses. Mill5n. cry. Laiiies. Misses. Cnldren's and Infants Shoes. Fan8lY Blankeis, Quilts and Goverie,s, Hosiery, La- iies aDd ChHdlens
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-21

"ONLy Fools AND HORSES WORK. -
"Only fools and horses work, and | am
neither fool nor horse" Such was the
axiom quoted by the Secretary for the
Home Department as illustrating the
creed and rule of life of prisoner
lately tried as mendicant and va
grant before Surrey Sessions. The say
ing, it seems to US, might almost vie in
pith and character with that made i'm
mortal by the Claimant, and which he
adopted, if we remember rightly, from one
of Miss Braddon's novels. Some men, ac.
cording to this dogma, have plenty of money
and no brains, and some men have plenty
of brains and no money; and the conclu.
sion was that those who had the brains
should live on those who had the money.
There used 70 be a saying among sailors, at
least among the sailors of Captain Marryat
and Captain Chamier, that seamen worked
for their money like horses, and spent it
like asses. The author of the saying
quoted by the Home Secretary would not,
of course, admit the propriety of working !;
nor, to do him justice, does it seem that
he was particularly anxious to indulge in
any lavishness of personal outlay. So long
as he could muddle on through life anyhow,
and obtain living by any shifts and
lodges which did not include work, he ap-
pears to have been content. For fifteen
years he had lived on the ratepayers.-
london News.
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81 ED.

Sacramento, August 19-John Neubauer, native Of
Germany, Il years and months.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral which will take place from
residence Of his sister-in-law (Mrs. Neubauer)
corner Of Fourth and L streets, this afternoon at
2 o'clock.l
fremont, Solano county, August 20 = Augustus
Weber, a native of Germany, aged So years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral which will take place from
his late residence, fremont Station, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
Oakland, August 20-John Mckinney.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place
at Kingsley Chapel, in this city, Sunday after
noon at 9 o'clock
Folsom, August I'D. H. Apperson, native Of
Virginia, 90 years. Illinois papers please copy.
Alameda, August 5-NathanIel Page, IL years, 2
months and 9 days.
Alameda, August 9-Anten Nielsen, months and Is
days.
Alameda, August 1I-Catherine A. Kelly, months
and 10 days.
San Rafael, August 15-Ira Cook, so years and 9
months
San Rafael. August Is-Gsorgo S. Taylor, "a years
and months.
Los Angeles, August l7-Martha E. Chapman, %
years and IA days.
Near Oroville, August l4-Jacob Fawl, sc years.
Marysville, August 19-Annie Berg, "a years,
months and 3 days.
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The Vesuvian Railway, which has lately
been opened for travel, is said to be very
we'll patronized. The ascent is on fear
fully steep grade. For the first quarter Of
the road it is 40 in 100; then for consid-
cradle distance it averages 63 in 100; and
toward the top it tapers down to As in 100.
The ascent is made in about seven minutes,
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MARRIED.,

Sacramento, August l9-At the residence of W. A
Henry, by Rev. 7. H. B. Anderson, Philip J. Ger
hardy, Of Oakland, to Ella H. Kinkade. Of San
jose
San Francisco, August l2-John II. johnson TO Mary
C. johnson.
Yuba City, August l0-Bruno Sholz 10 Mary Emma
Price.
Nevada City. August lS-George A Watson to Jen-
ME W. Brown.
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BORN.
BORN.
lille, August 3-Wife Of Louis Hushbeck

jacksonville, August 3-wife of Louis Hushbeck
Jr., a son.
watsonville, July 2e-wife Of David Irela-, son.
Watsonville, August 3-Wife Of H. Gleason. son.
Bue Tent, August 12-wife Of S. Andrews, twins !;
both boys.
Nevada City, August l2-wife Of Jas, Burke, son.
Alameda, August l3-Wife OF G. Rosmarin, a son.
Alameda, August l2-Wife OF J. G. Matthias, SON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE FAMOUS
AUT0M
The Most Wonderful Sewing
Machine on Earth

TIME ATTENTION OF ALL WHO DESIRE THE
best Sewing Machine, all who are careful of
health and all who are now using hard running two
thread tension machines is invited to full and im
partial investigation Of the surprising merits Of
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARTILLERY REsrMENT,)
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c,
SACRAMENTO August 20. 1880.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT,
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G.. C,
SACRAMENTO, August 20, 1880.
(REeNEsIAL ORDERS, No. 21.l
l. The companies OF this Regiment, including the
Cadet Company, are hereby ordered to assemble At
Sacramento City, on SATURDAY, September 4th
1880, at II o'clock A. n, for Battalion Drill and
eight days Encampment for discipline and drill in
pursuance Of the provisions Of Section o22 Of the
Political Code and Sections 400 to 412 inclusive Of
Bsckus Rules and Regulations.
II. Field officers commissioned and non-commis-
stoned stah and the Regimental Band will report at
the Same time and place.
Ill Two hundred dollars each win be allowed TO
Companies C, D and for trans portation to and
from Sacramento. From that point to place OF En-
campment (probably Aameda) and return-trans-
portation and subsistence, including subsistence in
oamp-wil be furnished without expense to the
By order of CREED RAYMOND, Colonel Com
manding.
au2i.it ]. w. GUTHRIE, Adjutant
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THE AUTOMATIC,
Or No.Tension Machine.

We have long appreciated the fact that in the
smaller cities OF this State, where We are not
represented, a large number OF people naturally
prefer and would purchase THE AUTOMATIC,
il brought as conveniently TO their notice as other
machines. The large number OF letters from par.
ties all over this coas. making inquiries about THE
AUTOMATIC, and the many orders, accompanied
by cash, for the machine from parties who have
never seen it. strengthen us in the belief that with
our now famous machine properly re resented at
points easily reached by the people, would largely
increase our Sales aud add In an untold measure TO
the convenience and pleasure OF the ladies by facl'
tatng their work and saving their health. We
have therefore decided to open
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SAN FRANCISCO. August 20, 1885,

I CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAyE. Sacramento.
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BRANCH AT SACRAMENTO.

In charge OF gentleman competent aud reliable,
assisted by experienced lady help. We propose n
give the ladies fair trial Of THE AUTOMATIC in
their homes where they test II on all varie
ties Of work, and become convinced IL has all the
advantages we claim, and more
We therefore respectfully request the ladies OF
this city TO call and examine THE AUTOMATIC at
G. II. STEVENS & co.'s, corner Eighth and J, or
permit representative when he calls, TO send a
machince to their homes for trial. None need feel
that by giving THE AUTOMATIC q trial they are
obliged to purchase. We desire TO cell machine
only to those who prefer 1t above ali others.
WILCOX & GIBBS S. N. CO..
No. 12i Post street, San Francisco.
Sacramento Branch at
c. n. STEVENS & CO.'S,
Corner Eighth and } SITS.
su2f lawswS
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BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
(And positively the last appearance) Shakcspesre's
Sublime Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET |!

GRAND DECEPTION MATiNEEi
At 2 o'clock Admission, 30 cents.
Admission Dress Circle and Orchestra, 81
Gallery, go cents. Seats now be reserved, with
out extra charge, at the office Of the Sacramento
Transfer Company No. 52s X street. between Fifth
and Sixth Doors open at ]. Performance COM
mences at s o'clock aul3, IA, Is, 10, 20, a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Union Lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W..
meets THIS Saturday EVENING, at SNSA
o'clock, at Red Mems Hall, corner SiSthS lssAssA.
and K streets, for work in the VI. w: De- w.
invited to be present The Financier will be in
attendance at o'clock as usual.
JOHN L. JACKSON, NJ. w.
CHAs. COOLEY, Recorder. fB CT au21-lt
The Sisters OF Charity or Helena. NJ. T.
who took care Of Robert Butler, when sick in 1873
will send their bill TO my address, 521 Howard
street. San Francisco. RoBr. BUTLER.
au2l .3tdltsw*
DIR. G.. DODGE
"AS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM NINTH
iii and G streets, to street, between sixth a
Seventh. Office hours, from to II 4. NJ, to 3
and to SP n. Diseases Of the heart and lungs
specialty su2l-1m4p-
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THE EXTRAORDINARY FACT
OF penitent witness having placed himself in the
position Of allowing a statement to be forced from
him by another and subsequent and stronger aft
davit, was brought to light. II Jones intended In
good faith to correct false statement it i; strange
thing that he allowed the defendants to force from
him an affidavit which they were to hold over him
during the trial. The question is Why should they
desire that affidavit IL he had simply repeated and
desired to tell the truth, why should he permit HIM
self to be Inundated to the extent of concedrg his
own unreliability by placing in their power an
affidavit which would enable them to force him to
make the statements in conformity with what they
desiredl
Reporter-why do you think Jones made these
afidayits
General Hart-In that community it is said that
there were great many settlers who were to some
extent involved in the difficulties with Sprague
and his coconspirators. Every means that could
possibly be reached by human power were resorted
to by the friends Of Sprague for the purpose OF
avoiding testimony that might convict him. As
long as Jones was in jail and in the custody OF the
law officers his testimony consistently against
Mr. Sprague, but soon as he was discharged
and the indictment against him was dismissed, he
was then thrown to the mercy Of the men who were
with him and with Sprague in the commission Of
the act and the means that may have been resorted
to by them for the purpose of getting those affi-
dayts will probably find explanation in the state
ment Of sprague TO Hickerson, in which Sprague
said tha, any of the parties any witness divulg
ing secrets that would bring the parties to justice
would
NOT LIVE TwENTY-FoUR HOURS;
That any person giving testimony against them
would be killed by some person in sympathy with
the settlers, at first sight 1t is my opinion, how
ever, that it is entirely immaterial to this case
whether Jones testimony was manufactured or not.
That 1t was true, have no doubt
Reporter-It WI stated in petition addressed to-
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THE PETITIONS.

R.-About these petitions that are being cir
cuated that being done by his friends through
your advieef
HI do not know anything about them have
not been here
R-Petitions are being circulated here and in San
Francisco, YOU are aware, in Sprague's behalf?
H.-For the last year and half have scarcely
me. man but who would say, after the ordinary
ssIutations, " How about the Sprague case :" and
do not thiak have seen dozen men but who
anxious that he should be released, at least that
time should be given to establish the question
whether he is guilty innocent. He never has had
trial.
R-Do you propose to make that point before the
Governor, tina. 1t is a question OF doubt
F.-No. There is no question OF doubt about 1t
now from any standpoint II he could have hear
ing in the appellate Court the case would be
BOUND TO DE REVERSED,
Upon the same point that Curleesc reversed.
Besides, there dozen other good points that
were not in the Curlee On second trial no.
body doubts that he would be acquitted, because
we have evidence since discovered that would pretty
nearly trace the crime to another party, and that
will De presented 10 Governor Perkins.
R.-You do not want TO state il now
H.-No, sir. But it is in as par. of the record.
Rs the party where he can be spprehended
live do not get to the man. We get to party
Of men who were there that very evening. When l
first went down there | believed, like everybody
else. that he was guilty. But have become salts
fed now that Sprague is an innocent man, and be-
Heye Just as much as / believe anything in the
world that it will be eventually proved But today
We have proof enough that no jury would hesitate
moment about the yerdia, and no District Attor-
ney would put him upon trial
R.-You are aware that it is claimed that, outside
Of the testimony Of Hiekerson, Jones and Brown,
there Is
SUFFICIENT Evidence
To warrant a jury in convicting Spragues
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SAVE THE LIfR
OF one Of the defendants agreed to this condition,
because knew he would do nothing else. That
affidavit was taken sealed up in the presence OF the
magistrate and an Enforcement was made upon the
back Of the envelope that 1t was not to be opened
while Jones and myself were 10th living without
the consent of both. 1t WAS then deposited with
the County Treasurer If Ventura county, who now
has i, unopened. No one knew the contents OF that
affidavit save the magistrate, Jones, and myself.
On the first trial OF Churchill became completely
satisfied that Jones testimo 3 was false,
and believed that at one time during his eSamina-
zion he was going to admit it. He afterwards told
me that this was so. And on the second trial OF
Churchill he did make the admission
Gu the trial
H.-Yes That was after the affidavit was made,
40 that It never became necessary TO use this ati
dayit that referred to, except once in the Supreme
Court when the issue was life or death.
p Tl,,. admission wen; TO all the defendants
whom he testified against
UYes. The first thing that struck me as i'm
possible In Jones' testimony, was the fact that all
tbe defendants knew the country thoroughly and
hod lived .hers. On the night of this homicide
lawrence More, brother of the deceased, was
CANNED with IS or 10 Mexicans, about two miles
aud a half IRON the scene Of murder, on mesa or
b;cl ,,isoe II ground, from which could be seen
n,ora,s ranch house From this mesa the ranch
house Of More aud the barn at which the murder
was committed could be plaio'y seen According 70
Jons' testimony these parties hitehsd their horses
o,,t once quarter OF the way between the rsneh ana
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OVER TWO YEARS HAVE ELAPSED,
No bill OF exceptions has been presented to the
Court for settlement excepting this large mass OF
testimony. When the case went on appeal to the
Supreme Court from the order refusing 10 settle
this mass of stuff as bill OF exceptions, the Su
preme Court said that the Court below had acted
right Nothing was afterwards done in the case
excepting that when the application was made to
fix the time for the execution OF sentence, that was
opposed, and the order was appealed from where it
was made. 1t was reversed by the Supreme Court,
and the matter remained again for some months
without any steps being taken by defendant towards
obtaining settlement of any bill OF exceptions
upon which the might be fully heard before the
Court