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Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
AYEW CASTLE COUNTY, $. s.
'~>l 1.-THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
anr To rrIn A,urnIrn nR NEW GARTI L

THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
i~\ COUNTY, GREET Na:
Whereas, Mary Reid by her petition t" me
Judges OF our Superior Court, filed In the Of
flee OF the ProthOL otary of said Court, In ana
for the County of New Castle, 'or the use OF
complaint thereia al eyed has made applica-
tiop To our said Jud ,es that decree may be
pronounced disso,ving the marriage existing
bet geen the petitioner and her husband John
Reid we therefore command you, as You
have heretofore ben commanded, that you
summon John Field so th>t he be and appear
before the suid judges of eur said court at
the next term thereof to be h Id at New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the twenty second day OF No
vembsr next, to an-wer the allegations OF the
said petition, and also to show cause, II any
he has, why decree of the said Court should
not be made dissolving the marriage existing
between him and the said petitioner accord
ing to the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. and also to do ana receive
what the said Court thall then and there con
slider concerning him in this behalt, as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF the said Act of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph +. Comegys,
Esquire, at New Castle, the twenty eighth
day of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1887.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry.
The above is a true copy OF alias sum.
mons" libel for Divorce, Ne to November
Term, A. ID, 1887. JUHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August goth, A. d., 1880.
s2i-2md-2taw
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A Noble Act!

A few days ago Robert Shannon,
conductor on passenger train on the
Whining ton and Northen Railroad. did
an act that will ever reflect credit on
himself and the company he represents.
A lady aged rs years went aboard his
train at the foot of Sixth street, Reading,
to visit relatives near Conestoga Sta
tion. When Mr.. Shannon went through
the train to collect the tickets, the
old lady discovered that she had mis-.
laid or forgotten, rs she said, three dol
lars, to pay her fare to the above
station and return.
With tears streaming down her aged
face she told her story to the conductor,
and hoped he would not put her off the
train. Mr.. Shannon, with an impulse
that sympathizss with the unfortunate,
and especially with the aged, informed
the old lady that she should not worry
about the matter, that he would carly
her to her destination, and on her re-
turn she could give him thefare. Such
acts on the part of railroad employees
deserve the thanks Of every community.
The above transaction was witnessed
by passenger.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
VIEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.

N,THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
|~A CoUETY, GREETING:
whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petition
to the Judges Of our Superior Court, hled IN
the affice Of the Prothonotary of the said
Court. in and for n ew Castle County, for the
cause of complaint therein alleged, has made
anplication TO our said Judges that decree
nav be pronounced dissolvlrg the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her hus-
band, Henry N. Kelley. We the efore com.
mand YOU, as you have heretofore been com
manded, that you summon tenry N Kelley
40 that he be and appear Det.re the SAID
Judpes of our said Court at the next term
thereof to be held at New Castle, On Monday,
the twenty second day OF November next, TO
answer the allegations OF the said Petttton,
and alss TO show cause. If any he has, why q
decree of the said Court should not be made
dtsselyipg the marriage existing between MIN
and the said petitioner according to the Act
of Assembly Ia such case made and provided.
And also TO do and receive what the sa1d
Court shall then aud there consider concern
ing him in this bshalf, as to the Court snail
seem meet and consistent with the PROVISIONS
of the said Act OF Assembly
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Gomegys,
Esonire. Mt New CASTLE The twenty elghth
day Of May, A. d, Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
CHAS BcASTEN, PrOthf NY.
The above Ia true copy OF "alias sum
mous'' libel for divorce, No. 10, to NOven Der
Term, A. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
New Castle, July l7!h, A. D.. 1880. 8iS
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DOMESTIC AsIDEs.
i really take II very kind,
Thfa Wait Mrs. Skinn0rl

81 really take II very kind,
This visit, Mrs. Skinnerl
have not seen you such an arc
(I'he wretch has GENE to dinner y
"Your daughters, too, what loves Of girls-
What heads TOR painters easels
Come here and kiss the infant, dears,
land give 1t, p'rhaps, the measles
"Your charming boys, see. are home
From Reverend Mr.. Russersi
'Iwas very kind TO bring them both
What boots for my new Brussels y
"What! little Clara left at home
Well, now, | call that shabby:
shorls have loved to kiss her So
"a ilabby, dabby baby9
"And Mr., S., he pc he's we'll. ..4
All! though he lives so handy,
He never now drops In TO SUP
(The better Tor our brandy @
"Oome, take seat-I long To hear
About Matildas 8 marriage:
You're come, of course. to spend tbeday-
(Thank Heav'n hear the earriaBeD
"what must you got next time hope
You'll give me longer measure
Nay-1 shall see You down the ttaits,
(With most uncommon pleasure
"Good bye goodbye remember al,
Next time you'll take your dinners.
Nov David, mind I'm not at homo
In future TO the Skinners
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
COMPENSATION.

The Poet sings on the plain, .
The Trader tolls IN the mart.
One envies the others gain,
One stares atsthe others Art.
Yet each one reaches his goal,
And the Critic Rneers as they pass,
And each O., the three In his SOUL
Believes the other an ass.
"-0- -BRBr HARrE
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
Fifth Ward Hancock and English
Olubs

The Hancock and English club Of
the Fifth Ward has adopted the follow
ing uniform, which will be procured by
next Tuesday evening Blue shirt,
with the letters "H. & E." on the front
white scarf, white belt, helmet hat,
with hanging torch white leggings
and white gloves. II is thought that
canes also will be procured. The club
now numbers seventy y-fve men.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

Money always ready for mort
Wlgag es, city or country .amounGs
60 suit Arthur III. smith, ~. ~.
cor. 7th and khipley. b'25'eodu
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
6O3 MAhKET STREET.
TIME ARTlZANS' SAYINGS BANK.
n MO. 500 MARKET STREET.


INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 20, 1855
Open to receive deposits daily from A M
untfl 4 p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter OF the bank provides that an
protits upon Its Investments, except so much
as is required fort he payment of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the Sc.
curity of depositors, shall be divided among
the deposit0rs. -
of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
+popaE w. BUSH, CLEMENT B. SMYTH,
M r.. L1CHTsNsTEIN, GEO. S. CAPELLE,
CIHAs. w. HowLAND, N. X. BENSON,
n DARLINGTON, JOB II. JACKSON,
WM II. SwIFr, HENRY f. DuRE,
ANTHONY HIaaINs, EDWARD PUsEY,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
GEO. W. BUSH, GEO. > CAPELLB.
President. Vice-President,
E,T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
myle-wti CHARLES W. ROWLAND. Audtto
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
FINANCIAL.
or PARTNERSHIP.

D1ssOLUTloN or PARTNERSHIP.
Nstice is hereby given that the partner
ship existing between George w. Pierson,
WIN. II. PIerson ami John M. Kelley, under
the Il IN name Of Jthn M. Kelley 90. has
bsen dissolved. GEO. ". PIEKSON,
WM. II. PlERSON,
Diamond State Scap Works.
Wilmington, DEL, Aug. rs, ~. S26-St taw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
sUmMEK BOARDING..
.S1HE OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC
CITY
OESFITUTION DINING ROOMS

80 CTS. FOR A HOUD DINNER,
including tea or coffee or desert, oysters,
,tewed, fried, panned and raw. Fried oys-
ters a specially. Baskets and valuables ta-
zen care Of free Of charge.
LUNCH TABLES FREE.
Wilmingtonians visiting Atlantic City
would do we'll to call on J, W. johnson, as
they can feel assured Of being treated we'll.
Every accommodation for bathing at meder-
ate rates. T3-2m j. W. JOHNSON, Prop.
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$500 edition,
WOW AGE GETTING THE
BOOK AT SO PER CENT
OF ITS VALUE.

The book is BOUND IN LAW SHEEP
BURNIsHED MARBLE EDGES, LAC
ED BINDING, magnificent paper and
superb print, with seventeen hundred
Synonyms, or explanations of the sub
tie and true meanings and applications
Of words, designed to assist the most
common or poorly educated" and
teach even the "most eminent" II
also has the laws Of all the States in re-
ference to usury, legal interest, me-
chanics' liens, collection Of debts, &c.;
just enough law for every intelligent
man to know without making study
of 1t, Internal revenue laws, postal
laws, foreign postage, money orders.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

ma BEING THREE 9ENTLEME EN-
X can bs Accommodated with board IN
kySt family. lOb West st. o'isti
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BOARDING..

AruUs AND sl6 MARKET STREET
X Iarye and desirable rooms to let witn
m in plsasant location; also day board.
kl'lmd ...-...
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4 CON else account OF the chief
DetGia9, Heroes. eac.. la the creek
and Roman MY yLhOlOgy.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
BUTTON BURsTERs.

Burnand, Of London Punch, is said
to be the raoiest and most genial OF
English humorists )" and it is rather
strange that he doesn't put some Of
that kind Of humor In punch. The
London Spectator, by the way, be-.
lisves that "punoh could be destroyed
as a property in single number" BY
printing good joke, we presume.
Civilization will not be at its height
in this country until the woman who
goes through market and ploushs
her finger nail through a Dealers but
ter, is heavily sat down upon. She
should exhibit little more cleanli'
ness, and use hair-pin.
Garaeld's life is being written by Mr.
Coffin. Suggestive. - Many Dem. TX.
changes. Well, don't look grave about
It. Your party will not be put into
the name Of the author until next no
vember.
Kansas reports q big corn crop, three
million and 0 half of acres growing II
that state and only million Of inhshi
tants. Three and half corns to eacl
person. Zig feet.-oil City Derrick.
II was a young housekeeper who SO
the cake she had baked for picnic GU
II doors one cold night to be frosted.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

GOOD STEAM Wills
.sOa sALk-I,Al l,r tu 1.boaL or manulaetsft.
to sl,Ssrt, sditsSr1t ~ Apply REPuHII91a,Ss 1a,s oi'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

n0,RpINC+,-A FEW GENTLEMEN
|f) can have board with pleasant rooms IN
.iIyse family at S3i Z, 4th at. SAtot
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

.,1r CaEAP..ElaHT HORSE
" F 'o" 2OS T.. md st.
.nnt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

-.NcfD "A tilRu FOR GENERAL
AE Apnn.ano,k. LD rel ersnce required. Ap'
Esd5 Washington 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

InO,RDlNG,-A GENTLEMEN OAN
hi BE- accom- modste with board at i0s W.
|eOnt st, oo1H
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
WAITED.

,,1rrD-A MIDDLE AGED wy, Wa
W pan UT s' s2ltt
kpgt --..----------
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

r.1r-sNADL BoiI.t;st;; ;;s,1a.. snan-
J., ;ieaa yacht or small 1as1ae'S' s,sta
l.,,r ri King ST. --
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

r,,rtD-A CARRIAGE Tai a MEn
INV al ,he novelty uarrlags WORKS; A
o. =, ,'' 66t3
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

~ s--,r -TgN sIx.Ro0M HOUSES a;S
TtOR SALGtSon In on Spruce street between q Us, T yth
! l,,O,n, Inquire u 8l4.2wdt
r.udfatL
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
roR SALE.

-THg STOCK AND tix- *
|<.oa sALt;L,In ming store well Iocated'
lures OF IN, tn I@ Ideats in the family, Ap-
wv EVANS No. : ) ast sth ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

HOUSE AND STOKE ~
|rOR SALs['sIi,x,h 3 six,h and Pine sts. Eor par' =
! co5i siS o. On S'tin the premises. sl4t2wd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

Il UST-UN FRIDAY EVENING, BE
u tWesn7 AMI 5 o'clock, on Water street
eVesn 'Iatlall street and French ST. wharf,
ahhys Knit chinchilla sack with blue Dor
E The Under will be suitably rewarded ON
AEng Il at ths REPUBLICAN, Off 70. 8ll.2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

DOARy,Nti-WlTH GOOD ROOMS,
J moderate terms, lO7 ShiDley st. S'lltlm
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
LOST.

n O.T-A PUUKET BOOK CONTAIN
INK between SIS and $,8 and @ number
lrkepts Tas lost this morning on Second
sIsA between nrangs and Lombard streets.
Ssfnder will be suitably rewarded ON re-
utnIng i: To Michael Dolan, Ills West 3D. st.
M& John DOL AN. YOrklyn, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-26

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Daily Republican., 1880-08-26
FOB RENr.

prNT-pLEASANT kOOms, Rooms,
kNOR KENainl KE,N,anls for office, tirSt door above
psrl9r snltapie ~" 82slmd
IN 4 on King. -------
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
Assessment Notice.

Silver King south Mining Company -I.oca- ton Q! principal place of isifiness. san franci<to California -i.ocaiftn 1f Works Pioneer Mining f1strct. Pinai County Artoba 1erffory.
 Notice is liereby given. that at meyiing of lhe Board ol Direeiors. iiel,i on he Tenth (f9l day oi januarS. lsS1s an asse4snent iNo. q of Ten ID ccpis per s.isfe Was iefied upon lee capital stock oi ske cofporlfior aya3le lmuleeiateiY, % United Siales gold coin. Co the secreiacy. af tbe 0lice of khe Company Room 36 No 3l1 Sansone St. San tfancisso. CaliforpIa
 any ktocs upon winch this aSsessmenl shall remain uupEd on lha 25la day of Feb nlary, sSSJ Miii e delinquent, 9lld adfff- tFed fer sa's at pubiie aurHon. and unless pAfmrnt 6 made Aei0Te sill be sold on Tuesday lae z3d day os March. iSo0. to paq The dc'inQaeuL essessntnI together with costs oi aaf1FfIsinE and expenses Df sale.
 Bs order Sb Inc bodrd o 3ireclors
 A- 5BD<3&. Secretary
 4iHce hopfn 50, Nc. S2Q Sansome Street, San FraDcis s4, California ian I1-fd
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
strayed ar Stolen.

From the snoscriocr A Globe. Pinal Co.,, Arzona. two harses. one iieht gfcs aeoui i5 i-z bands iiigl. years oid next June. brsndrd. circle Wilh 9 dot in lhe ecn- Ire on left blp and shoulder. short inans, sbod I'll aroufa fast walker. The utlier an if0n grey s years old in spring. atgul l4 hands fi<h bs9tnded. cirele Niih a ,lok ia the centre ou iefl nip, sQneNhai bia<red, long mane and has mark acfoss tle breast Wifi hair oE ~looks V kIckeI by anotler horse shcd ali aroiHd and very quick under inc -addc Any Inflammation ef che a3oye wili oe liberaly feNariei
 Address A ARENA
 llEET OFFICE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

Rest Sur Cha st the Piehse' Bakery
 gack En esnls more sag ons D haal iamber.
 Choice gelifon.s Bason For sale aE bed rock Pricss by Carey $ aase Pure Los Augela EI0ues q Carey { Roses
 Fine fFesh frnis just rsceived by Carey < Rose
 Sweet Ooshen butter as the Pio- .neer Bakery
 Far . Red-fIot Tom aud Jerry, go to Knox ( McNelleys
 Fresh egg jult received 5y Carey $ Rose.
 KeIlasr shipped $500 Roapds of freight to 1eM6 6IefI last week instead of 3g 000 ss s'asell
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
lilnaE. Da 18 I879.

Having delerlnifed @ adopt che cssh sys,em wc all sell goods from shs fate on cAsu BAsEs only. and pll persons lndeotei % us nre re- 9uesied io csli anal sestle as ee Nlzh lo settle all nccoans by January lss 1880. 3. WgISl < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
|. aar Ias. as Ina.IgerIan.Ig aIaIsd

lsl our last we inadvertently sEated tlias Cspsaia Jackson, had volarEar- ialIg repaired the Florence and Globe rond. The work VAS done at the asEance ef road Commissioner ENton aad x chaageable to the Ter rlteaal Road Baaa Captain Jack son is entitled se credit for tue expe elsioas manner ln which he accom- pissaed che work
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
NnkIon.

Pmties indebted to che firms of Morrill,. Krslner < Co. and E. F. Kellner t @. will plsase settle with me during .be present month. Ny book keeper Nfl psesent snd collect accounts absni town. others viii re eeive them U mail if possible AIl accounts due. must be settled 60 close up fhe oId business, and where Ros complied piih ln due time. they gill be turned over fo uy Attorney for collection.
 Hereafter 1 shall do " CASH Br SlNESS ONLY " unless parties make epeea arrangements. With tho NEW DEAL my prlees will be redneed to correspond, and '' ] GUARANTEE THAT WILL SoT Bg Ls- DERsoLD BY ANYBODY OR IN ANY ARrIcLe FOR CASH i will dis count FIVE PER CLINT on all bills above five dollars, and TEN PIX CENT on all bills above one hun- drsd dollars. on the prices sold by any other house in th town.
 P F. KgIINgR lilsbe. 1 T.. Dec. Is. 1873 i'm
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

aif 5. A. Saxe informs as that caacliss will 9e ranaing from Cssa egalsae. Eae present teumnus of S. P. R. |. to 6lebe va Florence iA Fep days lhe mall is ordered ss ss carried daily by that route Seryice ko commence oA ihs lst of Fe0raarY.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
IDeIinauent Notice

Telfair Mining Company--I ocafioa of principal place of business, San Franels. Cani0riia.
 i.oea1on Of Works. Globe Mining Dis triets Final County, Arizona.
 N0TcE There are deliuqaeut. ucen the fallowiag descnoed Stock. ob eceaunt e ns,esstnt No. q oae iet sa ea fae tp zlFta day of November. lef8. the several 4r1ouft te sAaTebolders as f0llows
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

On Wednesday, before Justice Swasey. the case of LAubsek ys. Gerald, for eattag umber off Plaipt- ifs land in Mancopa County a.neuating in value to one hundred dollars. iss.s assm .ssed on 1hs ground of tLs eourt aot having Jurisdiction and Paint f through his attorney gave notice of appeai to Che District Court of Piual Coun.r WAds ap- peared for the plaintiff and Smith for che defense.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

Daring the weels aeseral loads of heats uabers to be used in che new stsnp miiss. passed tbrongh towa.-- The sae msIls are bring rnn 10 their utmost eapscity in oraer to Ill sAe dcsaaads upon tbem.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
Iaape..sr I........aaa.. U ] , D l.s..lal.

EaaperGer E1nsnuaond's Desttal. 2
 Nr. Hammond. Indian Inspector. tele- graphs % the friDass ar follow coHcerRing E Indian koiami slolirr Clinton B. fiak s sfatrFnrnss ln che Tribune ofJenuary
 zofi. .sfisay cf gA< 1s'Banes
 STR. 6enefal Fisk assumes in yestsr- days Tribune thai admit tine irts1h ol his assertions about Arizona inatfers. On the contrary. 1 said theg Nrrr false. now de- noanef lis statements as malicious was nQt reported as denlsra kisk ass0mes
 ours, 3. E. HAMMOND. Washington. 9s Ca Jan. z, leo9.
 Gen. Hammond, in addlacn to his other crimes. has added tbereto shs sin of lying. Gen. Fak's ssser- sions in regard to Hnamona's con aecnon wltb Auznua matters are Lei ther false nor malicious They are srae so the letser, aud i1e proof is here to substaptlase the charges, and more than is alleged by Gen. Flsk # person duly suthcfzsl Ie col late tbe testimony is not sent here For that purpose, we vill 6e bound 'a conclude chat those having the mat ter in cAarge are as guilty of nor al wrong as IIayt eho refused to act upon the charg=s preferred agaipst Hasslaoud by Go Jonathau B.ggs.
 RepIieatisn bs sheris cabrlel-
 h the proceedings of iae Boaisi of Supervisors of this county, publish- ed in this paper. 3 resolution of cen rure appears Viii the Hon Boara or their iegai advisers. point to the seeson Of the statute. which auIhor- izts saca acton oe their part l arp responsible for Ar Kerr, ald his appearance at the Apri tern of the District Coar of th.s conass :; pna l inform che public be vii be fhere b san>fy tne ends of justice phateYef judgment may be rendsrel iu hS case Bonas are hard to oll- Cam foupd 's so when gave 6sua fur she collection Of taxes The Dsstrlet Attorney, wben catea upon te colleef more eelHaquent taxes than sbe whole ameun collected by he, vas only reqasrel U give s12sQ't bonds Perhaps tbe Hon. Boar ef sapersisors can ise sufficient req spu ter not requiring 4 larger b9od
 Kerfs bond uas ala .le fer the psep # smoum the spreIies jasa6ed. Ind tpe las requires iae pteslding .lu ige q, apIrexe t. was delivered to ibe Dls1iet Attorieg fsr preseutaiien l} tIe Diekflet lfaS t sArE ptsssated t0 hiu fof his spprovpl The Dlstrle1 Attorney gave me ea ecs to sbe eaec Ehat , could aAke Kerr so 5Iebe W ahe purpose ol psakng h.s bond ana can hgd ri sa5Ifar4fq in tho isW For hif8 fo rt Ieet j Aoad property 0ale, slgaed Ppe j astheaaeafe
 an Saea Csaag pna ff al of mx sis savl eE em an or c1if 4sSalga. alal Nhen etss0 apeu pr0pa tflpu0al tl.' aisger these pg
 GABa
 b 'Aal uant
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

week
 Jan. H. MeAalen g. a Co 2ao % Jan i5 ... i.9la n Jan g Eaton G 8aisey -....... .IsS e5
 8. f eis $ lso........s... l.5f2 eo
 sn.sss g
 4 force of meh have been put on the Golden Eagle gold nine, and ore from ,kss inipe IS nos beng worked at tue lsabelIa s1al The ore IS said to be valuable, and by nezE week vs vii De able to g.ye dur rssders ghe resals of che reduction. Tie Eagle is situated at Gold Hiil .n Globe Mining DstrIct-
 Ihonas Fsrrel. an old Arizonian, has struck very large and rich silver mine. winch he calls the Mar tines. s1suased about eiglseen lpllss ,orth of Florence, and abgus slx miles west Of the 6lla river The pre body. be says. is lsensy fses wide, abd vii average one hundred dollars per ton. The faeiIlt.es or working the mine are good. as thsre IS plsety Of wood and water close.
 Joe Brewster has been working b. his Diipiee lnine, near Riesmond Basin. and has driven the laupeI il cons a,.rsble distance. The ysiu IS about Four feet side and lses between syente and porphsg The ore par taxes largely of chleria apa hors silver some placing ils value as not less than S15O per toe. Ihs ledge seems so have bees brolen. and lhe cost ef geseng out she ore IS eosA- paraaysly small.
 ln tae kast Richmond mTne lRe drift 6S7 feet nos advances rem shaft easEerly, approximatisg ffty five feet. Ore ef hlgh grade can be seen on every hand. fhefaes of lhe drift shows chlorid and sulpburrt ore. much Of the lssEer beng mallesble sulpbaae of silver. and gives assays ranging from S500 D s5090 ounces. About three tons. dally, ef ibia class ef ore IS eAnietea, running in tie drfF | is thought by [ slosereste.l parties 0ho have examlaed, thnt there is not less than $50 00o wprsh Of ore on the dump We have T specimen upon oor table as far average of the ore seen n The face of fhe drifs.
 Ne hear 1t tumorea en De street that v HAskn lias sold Us p- seress in the Irene mAs for three huadFed thousand dollars, to parties ln New York Ne do aos know as b tAe uushfulness of lhls report, but re do know ihat ore eomng fiom the  shaft at depth If enc hundred feet sheas an assag ypl9e Of over shree hundred ounces U the seb Of 2g00 pounds The foreman of lae tunnel reporIs t as being now in one han- dfed and svyeuF3 four fess and has every expsrsanon of eutsing sbe lode gllh1a lhe uexE fifteen 3ays. fhs pg s eeFtainlg torlieg out eeA- de,fal
 There has 5eee various stAsemeats pebHsaed n reference 10 ihe bvQdlug U Bu1ey iaiefest n the k lug miae. Ibe first vn thal a s Mansfield eas Ihe lucky man. shpt the bond se bni covered zE3 thousand sbarss f''F the sam of twelve hundred shoasaud dollars ah shat Jslin Nsekp5 b 2 seenre4 the cousrol v lne pul chase q BAfeey shates and nos E Afofm o teua ast llola ea sranes lha5 $ s 4iisle fne sea to Nkom as t64asaHa 9efss Nefa Noul r 3a q nfleea isliieis
 55 tl00 for the sh assud sesss lo4 we
 o aeb.e plege
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

Tbe many friends of Mack Morris were glad to welcoma him home on iass Sunday Ne hope he will re- mail. w.th Us for some time
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

4 pesitioa igued by over sevet fy- i've citizens vas in cuculaagn dur Ing ths week, asking Congress to make suitable appeeprilaon to build ana furnish school house, and Eo pay teacher. for tne parpose of e3ueatng she Inalans 0o ilie San Carlos Feservanon Fms E move iu tae right dreeson. aud ee rust Congress sili gF4ut the pra IT of ibe pesltI9tefs. as 70 eopie under the SUI need eaeeauon ss bad as these poor Creatures besnirs Nhen you esiae4te tas hldiaa. yaq ire cislli- zisg them 0 sueb ap exapt ss to know ths moral 9bllgstpns resupg npap them pd Astsll inie sra -mna tue aasrenee betaeea rgh
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