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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Tho yearly greetiag2 exchanged between
relatives and friends at Christmas would
be div.sted of half their hoauluess
# uEa.compau!eI by gifts. Has the
reader ever thought Of that?
Our cAier society repor'ec, while taking his
accustomed stroll along Elm street the other
day, was diverted, beyond measure of wori.,
by the gorgeous display OF Holiday Novelties
in the dczen plats glass show-windows
that adorn the principal front of SANGEu's,
and dropped in to seathe greater sights
Of The gay interior. he was shown through
the retail divisions Of that complete establish
ment, aEa took copious notes OF what he ga n
for the benefit Of HERALD readers
The magnificent new store now occupied by
SANGES BRos. admirably affords the two prime
roquis tes of light and space for the ample ac-
commodation Of both customers and goods
uring the "perfc jams" that this groat
resort of our paotle witnesses every year az
this period. The present arrangement a.
goods, in thirty different departments, haa
been made with especial and fitting reference
to the holiday seaaOn. Santa Claus certainly
viii find SANGERsiu thorough order as the re-
colnized headquarters for suitable presents ior
the elders and Juniors
The cOstliest treasures Of all on exhibition
are displayed by the four departments in the
main aisle; the silk department coming first
with the most superb selection and largest
stock of silks and sains Yer brought to Texas
by one firm. The dazzling display their
viYidly contrasted effects make is calculated
to impress strangers with just idea of the
style and wealth society in the chief city In
North Texas has acquired The associate
departments contained Dress Goods col0red
Cashmeres, Black Goods and Dress Trim-
mingS standing here, what picture what
a toilet-cOuid the mind of fair woman paintl
The millinery quarters may justly g regard
ed as on of She busiest and most sgceesslul of
the numerous departments. Here We're as
perfect loves Of BJunets, ma1o from Paris
Patterns, aud in artistic orl ,nals, as feminine
eye could wish to feast upon, Alarge line Of
trimmings, flowers, feathers and ornaments is
kept in stock
Adjoining was the Cloak room, depart
ment that is filed to repletion with iasEiona-
BILE wraps for ladies, consisting Of Dolnans, in
different mat rals, more or less elaborutsly
trimmed, ClOaks, Mantes, Walking Goats aud
Jackets, listers and Ulsterettes, etc.
The Gloves, among them the new Foster
Kids, that are finding great favor with our la
dies; the Hosiery, In gaily embroidered fronts
fancy strips, solid colors, delicate flesh tints
and the French fashions in silk and Isle thread
the Lacas, Ruchius}, French FIchus, Jaooe
Ties, silk and Hem titched iandker
chiefs, Collars and Guns, embroidered and lac
edged, put up in fancy boxes; the Zephyrs am
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ou'a then adjourned.
Committee wor,


Washington, Dec. ,ll--Tb0 ..,.,,
r,"a@ ,',S ~, committee to-day agreed to recon.
uOuu ,, 'nO CONSERVATION of all army nomins.
H0n' heretofore sent during tho pre,op, ,a. ."'.
sion, si including that Of Col. Hazen =. os,,,
sls9a o olileri Col. Miles, as brigsda, % Vaaet nan
"'nl' ' una numerous appointment ''s ,o seh,
ou'saant from civil ifo from tSo eraSs ,vsoaS ns
"ai. .'onisssensd ,'1 oiileors, aud from tSe at
''"rI Tbss sFaaua'ed jo,s, from West Point. ~ ''
bra,"oJ J''nt r,.; ;Gommi'lee On YORKTOWN cello
prcn,r5d "ni,o me completing tho programme
MAJ committee, decides thai commits vsa'sn5 en-
no authority to commit tho ,,srO oovcrnn,ont naa
20 Us adoption. The commiTse SilI I''"ingAs nuass
, lS recommendations of expenditures n i',p thrle
IIinys wy, ceremonies participated IN bv thu ,be
Wu''ou oeS'es' leaving the remainder Of ths
programme 10 tho private associstions y '''
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Mr Gould Purchascs tue IRON sIour
tAlA Railroad

st. Louis, Dec. l4.-ThomM Allen tb,s
afternoon accepted Jay Gould's proposition
aud will leave for Now York to.mor,ov,
morning to make transfer of his stock, and
doinitoly adjust all other matters con.
nected with the Iron Noun.
tain railroad. The transfer oe .,oo,-
sold by Mr.. Allon is nearly 4o0
shares, and the purchase money amounts sJo to
bgt little le's than two million dollars. ii. S.
MNqAnd also dispo,es Of 10000 shares Of
stocI about one half bis interest IN iba
road, 10 Mr.. Gould. Mr.. Aien
retains bis interest in tho funded securities ~
tne road also hs land along the line, and
W'll romain the president of tho road uphl
ihe. next annual meeting of tho oomosnv
carly IN March. Tho merchants poperally
consider the purchase Of tho road bv M Mr.
Gould as a good thing for ST. Louis, but
none OF our cotton mon are apprebessjyc
that it will advance tho rates on eotton f.o,n
Texas 10 this market. 0'A
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Washington Doc. li.-ThO president TO-
day sent to the senate tho following non,in.
Nou'' H. d, Turner, As judge of the western
u'S'r'o' OF Texas Uommo aore Donald Fair.
lax to be rear'Sdmiral; Captains John H.
lpsaqg snd Francis a. Roe, to bo oomms-
dei,; E9'igns Edward Il. Potter And Ta,iio
a. bsArd'Iee' to.be captains; Lieutenant. Csm- an"
,nahutrs Augustus Il. Kellogg. .,n. So
ing james sands and Frank Wuders ~ % ba
commanders; James Duncan Galewood 90 ~
euhsYlYhnia, TO bc assistant surpeon.
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Negroes SOFA al rubilc Auction.

New York, Dec. IA dispatch from
Lynchburg, Va, says threo male negroes
we're soldatpubllc auction ut Liberty, Bedford
couaty, yesterday, under an old yagrant law,
by order of a magi,trste absolute ownership
cossing 1T the expiration Of three months.
There was no excitement whatever over tho
strange sale, and but few bidders. No
one seemed inclined to be burdened
with the care Of the cOore- vsgrsnts. They
were finally knocked down for "a each, char,
ity for their destitute condition being the
principal motive of the bidders.
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Secretary THOMPSON Resigned

Washington, Dec. l4.-Secretary Thomp-
son called on the president yesterday and re-
quosted him to name his successor as socre-
tary of the navy, as he wishes to leave the de-
partment on Monday next. The president
subsequently designated Secretary Ramsey
10 act rs secretary of the navy in addition to
his duties a, secretary of war, from Monday
Dec., 20lh, to March 4th. The president be-
fore making the designated change accepted
the rerignatiou of Secretary Thompson, to
take effect next Monday.
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Lucky Nnnhers.

New Orleans, Dec. l4.-In The Louisiana
lottery to-day tho principal prizes were
drawn rs follows; No. 81, ,44i drew 100000;
sold in New York and Chelsea, Msssscns,
cots. No. 7,7G drew $4,000; sold
10 New York and Portland, Ala.
bama No. G79l2 drew S20,000
sold in Now Orleans. No. 70l drew 5 0 600;
sold in Gainesville, Ga. No. 0i,lG0 drew
$4,000 sold in Little Rock, Ark. Nos.
7l,92l-7I 1851, ,969-92,0 DIG drew $4,000
| each
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Pensacola, Fla, Dec. l4.--The following
correspondence took place to. day:
FEnStNDINA, Fla Dec. lt.
W. d. CuWIT-Has the fire. caused any
suffering? How cad we best assist?
G. w. YULE.
To which tho following reply was received.
g. W, Yule, Fnruandina ER.:
There is great eoAl Of suffering from
the fire. While / am not official
" authorized to request donations
| am sure that any you send viii be Of great
good. Remit to Judge A Il. Mszwol.
w. d. CmrLEY.
Mrs DomNine 10 dead. Several property
owners will commence rebuilding to-
morrow. Tao ruins of the customhousc
were blown down to-day by tho authorities
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Corsicana Items.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicans, Dec. 1i.-Nothing he's been
hoard of the Raleigh highwaymon so far,
though diligont search is being madc for
them.
Ona thousand bales Of cotton were bought
here to-day by Il. d. Ssndford, Tor Blslie
s. Co., Of Houston. Eight hundred bales,
sold by Captain Gstrity, brough. l0Jc. This
wss the largest sale ever made here.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Tyler, Dee. li-ln tho supreme court to-
day, the following cases were decided:
Peepor " Bath VS.. b. X. Smith, FROM
Gregg, Reversed and remanded.
NJ. A. Hall VS.. A c. Dothan, certificate
irsm Marion. Certificate dismissed,
E,bert N. Bell va. D. Q, Cameo, from Har.
rlson. Reversed ana gemsudol.
Seotou, from Rusb. Judgment affirmed.
"A Fitzgerald W. Saith, from rarrant. Re
ycrsod Nnd ramandel.
j. II. Coleman Vs. Alfred Smith, from
Travis. Judgment affirmed.
G. II. Maylor, ct al. VS.. S. II. Corleheir O
a. Motion for new trial overruled,
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Houston Etens


special 70 the Herald.
Houston, Dec. Il. Tonight at Richnoad
Norris Notslos, 3 nesro, in attempting to
board freight train, was run over and has
both legs cut Of, Ho Cauno, recover
To-day ten miles tron BRYAN. in
the Braz's bottom. Alexander Board
shot and killed Tom Frenchmap, A
negro desperate and murderer who was lust
cut OF the peni,entisry 10Y q marlerous
assault. B3ayd killed him in self.delonse and
there Is general rejoicing among the negroes.
Wlo we're afraid OF him.
The grand olicarI OF the grand l1l,e of
Knights and Ladies of Honor, mot at Hsmp.
stead oday and examined the books of tfe
order, which they found ia Il good condition.
Prosideu, Hayes, Of the International &
Sreat Northern rajlrosd, wss interviewed At
Palestine to-day about tho rumor Of Jay
Gould buying that rosd Mr. Hayes saws
there has been no actual sale but ho con
tract Is subject 10 tho directors both Of
the u. x. 4 y. and International and Great
Northern, t5r both companies to build and
operate tho same track from Georgetown IL
San Antonio ana thence TO Laredo.
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ImnloYsmsrts ,n Nremnhls.

MomphS, Dec. l4.--President Porter, of
the taxing district Of this city, in his report
to the governor, says: "Sinco July, 1850,
over fvs miles Of stone pavement have been
laid, fourteen sewerage aud the same num-
Der Of miles Of sub.sol droiA have been COM
pletol, both OF which aro acting splendidly."
In concluding his report President Porter
says the people, besides paving their taxes,
nsya expended nasrly $500 900 in CLEANING
out d,in!ec,i0g and filling up priyJ vaults,
mnkng concessions wilh sewers md other
W uahls stnimry work during this year
TINS, too, aflor Two successive epidcmics si
yellow. fever which prastratsi business sni
dearo2sad the value OF property very largely
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EsOndy 90 YncAte

sew Orleans, Dec 14.-Mayor Patton and
tbo balance oftbe city administration yester-
dsy notified Msyor.elect Shakespeare and the
9th er newly elacteA city officials that they
were ready 10 yseate at II o'clock &c
morrow, The new administration will take
ch Args Of tho city hSll.
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US aupremc CONT Decisions.

Washington, Dec. l5-Tso following do
sions ia southern cases w5rs rendered by
the U. 5 suprema cour! ycstoriay;
EGnu,lJ Lanahan vs.Jas. snd Clara Sears
from tho H. $. circuit court Of the western
district OF Texas; decision affirmed with costs.
TA. a'1rmboat Sabine G, al, appeal, VS.,
6tesmboah Richmond.
} s Ba0ingar ct AL, from the United
States slilrict cour! Of Louisiana; dociaiou
sAirmod with costs.
Calvin Chaplin et NJ. Va, the Sou.h Caro-.
lima rairoa' ,tal.; iu.r.t ordered to DO paid
on certain bonds
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Savannah, Ga, Dec IA. The Grst through
Pullmsn sleepor from Cincinnati to this city,
over tn, Cincinnati Southern and Georgia
Central railroads, came through this morn
| ;np
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washington, Dos. l4.--rho senate TODAY
confirmed the nomination of j. S. Bigby ~
district attorney for tho northern and soitb-
ern districts OF Georgia.
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AM ERRCHRlSTMAS.

The Greeting and She Girt-A Herald
Reporter steps tn at SAnger's and
the Reader il Given the BENEFIT Of
'Ie COpiOuS Notes Re ToOk while
There - Holiday Attractions Cor
Young and old in the Shape Of Ar.
cepfnble Presents -- A Beautiful
sight,
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rInsnhhx Attachment

Tck,burg, Miss, Dec. l4.-Brown &
Brothers, dry goods, closed to-day by attach
ment.
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THE PEOP|E complain No MORE

ThGt they can not purchase their GOODS at
ROTTOM PRICES, as we mark all goods in
PLAIN FIGURES nd cell at ONE PRICE
ONLY, we consequently must put the very, very
Bottom Price on every article IN oroer MI
TO MISS A SALE.
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7 ,,Nl5II' i III w w STOCK s. .

Dress Goods, silks and Satins Kid Cloves COrsets and
Hosiery Flannes WateprOofs Towels Table Linens, Cloaks
and Domans Shaws and Blankets Knit Goods eo Shoes,
Boots and Hats Gents Furnishing Goods and Splendid Styles
in Clothing.
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FoREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4,-N Noon Cotton, steady;
uplands, 6ll-lli Orleans, q 1910; sales, 10000;
Americas, sales S,al0, uplands low mlddlInR
classification, Dec. and Jan delivery, i il.iG:
January and February, 6ll-l6122.3250 llaI6,
February and March, Gif; March aad April.
25-3l@8 lS-l5i April ana May, 1871; May and
juno, u Ghg23-32.
$3.50 pm-Uplands, ll-I5; Orleans, 9 1916;
uplauds low niddling classification, Deosm-
ber delivery, Gal January and February, 0 25-
% February aud March deliv ry, 1916;
March and April, 2G-33; May and June, &
l6-lG.
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MARKETS. HY TgLEGRAPn.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Gold aud Stock Telegraph Co., \
Commercial News Department, !
NEw.OHLEANs, Dec. If, 1850.
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Cofleu e,sler aud bui {; Rio, 9x@llN.
Sugar firm, Inoierata 30 firm business; fair
to goes refining, 7hSihi granulatec, i,.;ie-
tnod quiet ana firm.
Flour quiet
wheat active and lower.
Corn qulNt
PORK dull, l34,
Old lsri steady, $ S7%,
spirits tnrPenliue, 4jc.
ROsiu, 81 50.
common, 5S@A; fair 10 fully fair, G]z;
prime to choice, OA9li yellow clarinea, I;sS
| ~
! Molasses trm common, S0@32 certrifn-
gsi, .3ig6; tHir, 336sSl prime 10 choice, S5a42.
Rico quiet AID weaker; ordinary 10 choioe,
! 4h@6,
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New YonK, Dec. h.-Stocks strong; money
G; exchange. long, iSl; exchange short.
isl; state bonds dull; governments quiet.
Cotton duietj sales, 3iJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Prafes.ar III 5 lnee9s.

ExForeman D. q. King of the Bull Domingo mine Aas taken bis pen in band and, doubtless. thinks be squelch- ] a B. F. Montgomery of Denver for hay iag poured hot shot into our Professor
 Jacobs through the Deaver T'rarne. We
 would advise the exioresnan to let the
 job ofdefending The Profea aort tosoale one
 who las lost bis sense of smell, lest Mont
 gomeTy's replication touches a rotten spot
 in tue Professors cbaracier that would render the odor of a pole-cat agreeable
 Just now whilst the Professor is in the
 mud t wonld be unkind of Montgomery
 to pnt his foot on hiln and we greatly
 fear he will make some aila5on to the
 Professors management of tbe Mauchunk. Pennsylvania company money, while operating for them as Superintendent in building smelteTs and opening mines at Salt Lake City and question fife propriets of the Professors purchase of tbe steam boat General Coaner wifh lie company's money for S350oo which was not worlb  10 them s nickle.
 It is said that tue company pocketed the less of S25e 900. FTispews to every one here that Chapman, as alleged by Ex-ForemaD, D. B. King ever owned 2 dollar in the Isabella company, bat it is a well known fact tliai Chapman was interested in the Miami mill and mining company and tbat the company reyer prospered nnder the management of Jacobs and that when he Jeff, it was regtfgled as bagiug gone 10 ! pot Enc Professor. or as De writes is z prefsssos" " isthick under the bat can i not consraef grammatical sentence 10 save his soul from lbe crisping influence Of fire and brimstone. and yet he Wih ! stuff those who will listen to hiln, as Ie evidently has he ex-foreinan Of the Bull ! Domingo wiih his wonderful achieve nepts with the pen and his able letters first published in ibe eIte, and rcpublish. d al over tlle world He cepdaentally informed us that the London journals were begging him for letters. Here, be is 'egarled as blathersSite Kings allu- ion 10 the BEIT, in the language of Toots. { of no consequence and, Therefore, pass t lannoiiced
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
N Ea ..haa. [ ,Iag oeaesrn.


 The citizens Of tiie town of Globe and
 vicinity, recognizing the importance Of
 atlisling an oreaoization in fheif
 midst, having for its purpose tbe suppress
 sion of unlawfalues in all it's forms and
 the establishment of peace and justice. announce that sach an organization has
 been forme,l. ofliceel elecled, Constitution
 and by laws adopted and they have sol- emniy pledged lhemselves. their foftunes and sered hopor Y san ! by each o.ber in tAe nain,ainanee Of justice in eur local court. the suppression of all unlawful and unciviiizel acss. and in onler that wrong doers nay haze fair warning and guard against the practice Of promiseuoasly using ana discharring of fire arms upon our srees and within the town limiEs- the using of obscene langaaee within the hearing of Indies. giylag or selling Ii quors 5f any kind lo t5e Indians aAd iae playing ol cards iD eur streets with them or tbe wreekiss riding of borses through our town. tbe jumping of town Isls en- c9oGchments upon our streets bg building or otherwise oasTucsing He same. the protection of mines and mine owners in lheir Iights and in fact any and all un lawfal seis-fof these, tbis publication made. and while j. is regarded tbat t isl neeessary illaf such q step should be taken
  l'et beliesiBg it io he necessity they hereby council all who may be malicious lg Inclined lo fake dee ao.ice and thereby save any action that may bc necessary ia 1 .he premises. 60E.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
DeeIaratian.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
 ftt.t..,t,- .r fet...f


 County of fina
 9n the seventh day of May A. D one thousand iglltaun1reo and eighty. before me ti. A oWlsey. Notary PHhlie ln and Tor s1iu couniy personally appeared karos line Johnson Nsfe 0f John J0bnsof Of Pinaf county. Arizona Territory, Ders0nalls knoW1 % me and makes this declaration. thas >le ls deSlfous of ayaitnE herSell or the 9ene4ts O Chapter lhirty-tWo G0mDii- ea Laws of irizGna, which c0niefs upon married Wouen certain immuuities and pr.fileges aui0ag which Is the right t0 c4ffT on business under taeir own name snd en theironn account, she therefore declares lRat sne is des ifoos 0f engaging i0. ana c9i rtlng on the business of restaurant Keeping nuFln4 and selling goods, wares and lner ciIandise, real estate and other property. both real aad personal. md il fact to 6o a -enelal ollslness n her own name ia said tetfitoff ci Arizonss and that she makes tli- dcclaTetion in good iaith Co enable her @ support haEseli and olbe dependant Ea. on her and t.le money Go Be used iu said s.- shes s Tess lsan 1fe t1ousand aoIiaCs ana that from fae lete hersof shs will carry cn business * aicresail in sala IegTiteE fer and on eerown account, behelf and benefit and those dependeai upon lef Tor suppofl and fhat she nii t'e irfliyilaaI3 reponsi- cie % her own name for a debts coi3ffael- ec by her on aecouaf or her said bd-i1osS
 kA80tlNE JOHNSON. fSEAI. Ia Wilness whereof haze hersunlo >et ny hand end affirmed my olciai seal at s0F oiice in Globe iH sail CoGntg of Piaa tbe ,la} and Feat in tht eerufsw1e above Wllt- isf q. A. ASk4. my 3-5t Notary RaDiie.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
MIne Far Sale.

Tbe undersigned has COLD BEAFTN6 QUARTZ LEDGE FOE SALE piieh .ie rlI seA ins one ie siinr 70 rlrtuase. at igrfe tn1t csH5t r. t5 jus fifl infe<nnfIt. I'm ledge En1au nnt raiei ths oEAEs IisfE and Hae crtlcail ocatel liter the name ci Che "Ec.eka, an1 s ltlatsl ca LOST cllLcH n Globe Mining Dsrt tIpa CeantT. afizoaa Yerfiofy fF faftfer plrdtrie1s e 5n fhe under rca at Giabe q iJ, CT to C. 4. oLit1, 1' fIcr1tee
 Ibe ttIe ths above neiaei Hine is G.AAaS- HEAD sard os what Tspcn le plie rsy c:tin. JAMES Z. ttt,ALD.
 Aprh 2i l8eo.-4H
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
saaass slannsa,n pt.srlet.


 Tbis district situate tbree or four miles sou.h of the Gila. and eAt miles abose fhe mouth of the San Pedro is attracting tbe attention of both, prospectors and cap italisis from all oyer the Pacific Coast. The discoveries of this disiFiel are of fe- cent date, and by Che richness of lheir ores, and the great extent of lbeir Iedges are already being sought after, tho bat listle deyelopea 4 group Of sixmines be ioaging 0 ourg S fardesiy are bonded for Si5oo9 with forfeit of $500 'lp
 Mr Williams, of the house Of Lord < Williams, Tueson, bas gbe pr9perlies oi sl1. Latin bonded for Sio000 with $500 paid doFn-assays in tbe dismet run from co to 800 ezs in silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Caution Notice.

Notice i bsreby gwen thato on the 33l iay oi June A D. 1c73 Hni. Nonin.n. since dead. together aith Cleo. " Cole and 9. c. CIilson oca|td and recorded tio Bullion Silver 3ne situered in Ahhmo1d sons ere warned nos 70 purtasl any iltere n 'd elaId frcrl a1F parig parties beating he ssre D. se1ueni 0 sil dsfs, under hu nanie o .'le Sol6h Slfei Nugget GEO. ". e,lLE
 NANCY NEWMAN.
 Widow ci 'fm. NSnmaD delelsad. Glohe Arizona Afri 2 tto 8
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Aa. HowsLL has moved his dairy from Miami to tbe lower ea1 of Globe and will serve his Customers gith sweet, fresh morning milk. Els team wial be ready to do any kind of 3aaling in and around Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

TIE race on Sunday last between AIVi- no Roeha's black horse and ee5sge Coles sorrei mare, after tgo wel contested meats wes aajudged 2 draw The stakes are stiil h the hands of the holder
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

CIcgRo GRIaz has removed bis Photo graph Gallery immediately saaEh of the BEfF office, fronting east on Broad Street.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Csll at $. Klein so Cos examine their and y0a gill purchase nowhere 4sc.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Eaton 6s Baile7 do aot advertise ie sell cheaHer than aay o.her house, but do em- phaticaly say they vii sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Notice

Notice ls hereby given, that il. F. Jackson is not author <ed to incur any indebtedness on account c the undersigned. and fhat the undersigned w!ll not be responsible for any debts or liabilities incarred by said E. F. Jackson. and will bot pay any drafts 0g notes made bg him aud that R E. Jackson has 10 authority to sign the name Of tha undersigned 70 any paper or ohiigati0s whatever d. II. FORNtN Dated, 0lobe, A. F., Apr. P, Isso.
 apl i7-60d
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

GF9RsE scrr has on bana and wifi keep .nsplv If 0siez so lil aii erders as
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

sfseE tbe organization of Pinal County, ibere haze been criminal convictions as foil9ws One fof assault giah attempt fo commit murder; one for burglary and oae for grand larceny. There have been two ]adlctmenss found for murder and one for
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The Arizona and Mexico R. R. Go. have determined to contract with J. Campbell 6 Co. for the construction of a road from Benson to Tombstone.