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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-03

At an American ball in Paris one Wash.
ington's birthday young Englishman was
promenading with an American belle.
"Who is that old swell 2" said the youth
to his partner, pointing to a capital por.
trait which belongs to DR.. Evans. Why,
Washington, you know" "No, don't, ]
have never even met him" &c Take me tc
my mamma, was all she said.
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Complaints are coming in almost daily
of depredations being committed in and
around mining claims and tunnels in vari.
Gus parts of the county, during the tenn
porary absence of the owners or agents.
Unknown parties will entershafts and tun-
nels and carry away picks, shovels and
mining tools of various kinds, and in many
instances valuable quartz specimens. - Tu-
olumne Independent.
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During the past week we have had ex-
cellent weather for growing crops. From
Wednesday night until Monday it was
stormy, giving us in that time 81 of an
inch of rain, making total for the year Of
7.22 inches. Tuesday and yesterday were
warm and pleasant, making vegetation of
all kinds grow nicely. One week of sun
shine would do more at the present time
for the crops than rain Salinas Index.
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VIM. r. JONES,
REFur4IcAN NOMINEE
-FoR-
FIRE COMMISSIONER.
mr. tdis+
NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

an RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND TO ANY
~ address sample of my specialtes con-
sisting OF bottles DR.. RENZS Herb Bitters 3
bottles blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark Bonanza, all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer No 2I9
Commercial street, three doors below Front San
Francisco. iaaoI ns,n
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Stranger Just arrived at the city of East
minister What can l have for dinner.
waiter? Waiter Anything you please,
sir. Stranger What are you celebrated
for here? Waiter-Well, sir, there's the
Cathedral
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MONEYS IN STATE TREASURY.

STATE of CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento. GEORGE c. PERKINS, Goyernor
and a. L. HART, attorney. General. comprising a
majority OF the Board OF Examiners of said
State, say, At their last monthly counting o;
the moneys in the state Treasury, made
to incluie the transactions Of FEBRUARY
%, 1880, they ascertained the amount required to
be on hand, according to the books OF the Con
troller.
Amount on hand as per Controllers
statement ........................S s., 342 800 II
Amount in Treasury as follows
Gold coin. ...-.........S2 81, sos, s41 90
SILVER com 23,99l 81
Legal Tenders. 94ss rs
4otai IN treasury ...............$ 50 3l2 97I %
GEO. c PERKINS, Governor.
A. L. HART, Attorney General.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this % day of
MARCH, a. D. 1850.
issALl F. W. GROSS, Clerk.
Hllo-1t By c. n. Posi-, Deputy
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FOR SALE.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STAIR OF CALIFORNIA
ADJUTANT GENERALS CFYicF.
SACRAMENTO, March 2, 1880
YENHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES. NOW IN THE
4 state Armory, having been CONDEMNED by
BOARD OF survey as unseryiceable, will be sold to
the highest bidder One lot Uniform Cents ana
Pants COS coats and go pairs pants, more or lessl
lss Uniform Hats aud Caps, 22S Cross tpaulettes
and Scales
These articles may be seen at the State Armory.
Proposals for their purchase will he received ~
this office un'il TUESDAY, March 9th.
SAMUEL w. BACKUS, Adjutan.- General
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GARD OF THANKS,

a t REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
"A Of Officers OF the Congregation B'nai Israel.
a unanimous vote Of thanks was rendered to those
who kindly volunteered at the Entertainment on
THURSDAY, February &c, 1880 ut turn Verein
Hall: Miss Matte X Powers Mrs. J. T. Conner.
Mrs. I. II. Berkey, Miss Jennie Logan. Little Nav
Mcdonald; Albert Hart, Esq, Professor hand Pro-
lessor Cooper Master R. Levy Mess s. Flint and
Gleason, SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION; Ouartet~
Messrs. Mcneil, PutnaT, Crandall and Freeman:
also, Messrs. J, w. Wilson and f, G. Mitchell
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-Money
continues to be plentiful at the banks, despite
the heavy remittances duriHg the past few
weeks. When a savings bank has to invest
idle funds in per cent. bonds at 1861, it is
conclusive evidence that legitimate business
borrowers are scarce. The Hibernia Bank
did this last month, and is offering to lend on
acceptable city property at s per cent. and
pay the mortgage tax, which will leave the
bank only 6 per cent. for the use of its
money. Notes are discounted by money
lenders at sta9 per cent. Call loans against
United States bonds can be had at 4fdl5 per
cent Fine Silver is dull at l2a125 per cent.
discount. Drafts on New York are drawn
at 35c. for mail and 40c. premium per 500
for Geographic. Bankers are selling Ex-
change on London at 49ld., and buying grain
bills at 1871. Mexican Dollars are nominal
at9l@914c- apiece.-[San Francisco Bulletin,
March ID.
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q. e. ALExANDER,

a TToRNEY-AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Office: Northeast corner of and Fourth
streets, Sacran-ento- >mr3-4p1m
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Canary Birds Given A,ray.-E haveSs p
les good singers for sale az s. each also 30Sze,
pairs mated. The female birds wi be given ~
free 20 hoover buys the entire 1T as they must be
disposed OF Immediately. MRS. ANDREWS,
f24-2@F No. 2l5 L street.
Capital C0iOnHade, SO. EOi7 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best of Wines
liquors, CIGARS etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor
ifs I'm
" Cons0mme. ai the FOrrest!'' every
evening from TO u nIT-Im
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The New Minister to nIcxieo.

NEW YORK, March I'd The Heruld's
Washington special says of the new Minister
to Mexico: Judge Morgan is an accom-
plished Spanish scholar, and familiar also
with the laws and institutions of Mexico
He was selected for the place Of Minister by
Evarts, not only because he has long shown
an intelligent appreciation of the value of
closer commercial relations between the
United States and Mexico but of continu-
ance of friendship between the two countries
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4 Ncwspnncr in Court.

ALBANY IN. ". March 2d.-Papers and
sfiidayits signed by Charles i. Smith, recent
editor of the Albany Ereniag Journal, will
be presented to Justice Westhrook of the Su-
perior Court to-day. asking for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Journal Company.
The afsidavits recite that Smith purchased a
one-eighti interest in the Journal in 1870 for
50, 500, on the representation Of the company
that it was worth Sl25, 600. Since purchasing
he learns that the company owes large sums
of money, and the petitioner prays for re-
caiver aud an accor1ufiDC
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are preventing the surveyors of tho Cheyenne
and Northwestern Railroad from. surveying
across their reservation, two parties having
been driven back with threats from the In.
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WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Ex.Congress.
man Mackay, of South Carolina, is in the
city, and reports that the negroes Of that
State are almost unanimous in their prefer
ence for Blaine. Macllay thinks either Grant
or Blaine can carry that State.
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NEW YORK, March 2d.-The greatest num-
Der of letters ever received in the New York
postoffice in one day came in Sunday. This
was due to the arrival of six overdue steam
ers on that day. The distribution clerks
were kept busily employed from O'Clock
Sunday night until Z A. NJ. yesterday. Mail
carriers, ON their first delivery, took out 300,-
OO0letters, besides 40 600 circulars and 200 bags
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Refunaing the National Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 2d-The bill intro
duced in the Senate to-day by Bailey to re.
fund the national debt authorizes the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, whenever the bonds
now outstanding shall become due, to issue
bonds in exchange for them, bearing three
per cent. interest and redeemable at the
pleasure of the United States after twenty
years. 1t also provides for issuing $500, O00,-
600 in notes bearing 81 per cent interest, re-
deemable after two and payable in ten years
from the date OF issue, but prohibits re-
demption of more than S40,0G0,000 of these
notes III any one fiscal yesr.
sanator R,ns5nIp.y,'s eftocv. an 6rapa-oT
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Silver bars, 1125; money, SOC; Govern
ments, strong; stocks closed strong
Western Union Telegraph, 1125; Quick
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A Murt,erous Family.
New Combination Agreed Upon.

WA5HINGToN, March 81. - The House
Committee on Territories agreed to-day to
report favolabiy to the House the bill ex-
tending the limits Of jurisdiction Of Justices
of the Peace in the Territories of Washing
ton. Idaho and Montana. IL also agreed
upon bill fixing the compensation Of The
presiding Judge Of the First Judicial District
Of the Territory Of Dakota at -, 500 per
annurn
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city election yesterday Charles G. Strong vas
elected Mayor by a majority Of 791.
Municipal Elections in New York.
EIMrRA.- March 2d.-Alexander Divers
rep has been elected Mayor by sos major
ity. A few hundred votes were cast for
Thaddeus g. Cowen, Greenbacker.
ROME, March 2d.-E. J. Hamilton Rep.
was elected Mayor by ITO majority.
Troy, March 2d.-In the charter election
TODAY the Democrats elected two Justices of
the Justices Court, two School Commission
ers. the Assessor and seven Aldermen. The
Republicans elected two School Commission
ers and six Aldermen.
PoueHKEEPsIE, March 2d.-Returns from
nearly all the towns in Duchess county show
large increase in the Republican vote.
senator Ben. nfII Under Fire.
WASHINGTON, March 2d.-Suit was en-
tered in the Supreme Court of the District
to-day by Jennie Raymond, who charges
Senator Hill, of Georgia, with seduction, end
claims damages in the amount of $40, 900.
The complaint charges Hill with the seduc-
tion Of plaintiff at Atlanta in 1877, and as
serts that he has never contributed anything
to her SUPPORT, or the support OF the child,
now 10 months old-the result of their init
macy-except S35, in payments of s. each.
HiIl;s friends say it is q case Of blackmail,
but Mrs. Belva Lockwood, plaintiff lawyer,
declares that ample proof will be adduced to
prove the charges.
New York Stock Market.
New York, March 2d.-The stock market
was active and buoyant to-day. There was a
further sharp advance in coal stocks, Pacific
Mail. Pacific Railroad shares, Iron Mountain
and Erie being also conspicuous in the all
vance.
QUOTATIONS..
Silver bars, 1125; money, 5@6; Govern
ments. strong; stocks closed strong /;
! Western Union Telegraph, 1125; Quick
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
lRepubilcaa sEeetlnx.

pnrsaaut so call tas Heppb.ezr af inc s0sn q Globe and Gia Precinct. met in be on the eyeslae Of August sth leso, b saec. ,ei uaneni oresnia tioa. The nisslins eas cAiled a her, end tbe fai lowing fenlp efary osseers elactsa; Ians Nfns prss dent and 4 C. Pendletou. seers kg
 On motion, sse caeir arpoiutes committee of ays to asft sesoasons and report sha sans. expfessise os thsobIect and ssnss oi ,he neen the el,airse pointed Julius Van slsak, c T cpqk. c. Hielu, I J Yoeafsh and Y E. Faa siisr rstirins shs committee reperea in d1e nlae following p7ssn. bls and rsseiationz
 Hasasas, organization. union lad co n-opsfa,ioa sle tas iounlsii len of an palllsai ssFshg4h a
 Niisssss Tiss Dsmocr1p partk D itA attempts io oreaalzs h ihs 1ssato5 has inisaa the Eepubsi. cans of ths ar1to- .as Hss i the timehoa0red paFts' q psirqiple ana eonssEeaaTe progression, e aDtasonize m lsndeaciss fhsfeioie he ia
 Rzsolvsn That sa cordially enlorss shs platlorm oE prlnripies and the noniaess isr President aid Fics Prasns tAe National aspualIcau Part3 Ihat va approve l che csl fofa Territorial Conrsn tion to nsa in fhie1ix. Aug1st d next and oi tss action of our fslioe Repnba in pina tass1 Suis 27sh uit aid vilI so.eps ish Pieai ana aII oihef precihcs in l county a ssn1ns propss deleea tIon % the 1srrtora CoaYsatlea and to thaf aad NsI as9 i7o dsllstes to FeEres at os in ihe co1n- 6 conreftlcn ol RspaEiieans. to De hold af Fna August 9.h. 1880 That es promise our pps<i vssh th rs43rsation hsfanait<s rsansd sp no1d ness ei oa ean County convensioa, ,.ipf el oni oH- ears sne ffo to tho non|nse al tAe Rspabiie.n Territorial CsnFenn for 1siesate 70 lkaste That .he aelalsa.cn cn ol the indspsa Bent lsn- di3af nos sei5Ee the psople for tiss oa-e r- inssnasas plpablie ins a II Cenfeutogi tna promise kiia sE snlIoft f.esa, mated. Iis ll sp is cesehnn snd
 a.ae t ae 4h'a LslsEe, olg saeA saud shall lhens D make ali teio szof assufe tht tcn na
 t q sas ess efson o f asd Nad
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
ConstabIe's sale.

pr virtue of an execution iSsued out os Jnsfice ff. A. SWasey's Courl. Globe pre- eiuet iiil township County Of Ri1sl Fer. risorr of ff fofa. Gattd the lth day al A8- GUST. iS31 a certain action uherein Paf Flur as n.aiuii4 secufed jadeinent .iuaipst J6hn lilies nd Nm. hnarh parl- scr> doing business under tae 1ria aaIee ilnd tiylt of EIie> B1neh, aa tit fta day ili AUGUST. l8e0 ] hafe lefiea upon the following destibed fr0pezl 9Wltt tlaf teItain oi oI ground on sge east f.le oi Broad sireet ln 9lobe. countf Qi flnal, Territory of Arizona upou Waie si4nas tlst ceTt1ln GdQbe bnIiiing reeensf efsct- eo iF sale deiendarls and known dance lou<e and iorReft occupied and aed pf Said oslenslapts dance Aouse to<esttL With t1e fid dance house eIeefed 0n said iet aforesaid p. notice hereby atn taaf en the ttl 1gl ef SEP SER Is51. af 2 clock n. t. of that l;ay. iu front of sa.d pfemi<es f said Globe, Counfr of PI- nia afor Ie NI'l a' all flir riRht, tlEls and .aleresl 0i said defendants John lilies ana Wm Bunch. in aad 10 tAc abose de. scribed ptoperig e Public Auction. for cash. lawful money. fC tho Highest and best b,d- der le sansfy said e,eliltiou and 4H casts
 Dated at Gicbf tal 7tb siaS of 30g issa
 q. q. GAbRIEA
 SheriI oi Final County
 By GRO. , TURNER. Deputy sheriH. aug i4-lt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14

 esIn ceenaes eaaatg sest i-bIshsa a Globe eirine oaf ersncs Q ti.s most apab|s as esi sAe nest is asst eapaliaits sshcai regard lo sb,il part5 aallIafss. mag come hsi9rs the seopis. That ioi aH o6sg aosntg 6Hsars ee ein support tho.s whom ee deem bet hilsd teF and mat desersiyoi. the patiens frspeeilve ei la.s' qallialiens. That sii sssaesi,s eo-epsfale e..h aug end ali cooaty sai Te7fllef organizations. fer iise palposl m asesrlAinln aud bringing to Che polls tac iuii sireis. e tbs Republican parry throughout sl I1rroIg aad te that end and sos 1he puElose oi tGeetiag atefilpent organization Of fht pailleans sl lis lreeiaok ae ein now elect ssiabis officers tierAof
 gle report q .iie committee on resolutions vas. apon motion. uilaninasesiy adopted Is pzs thsa moved and esrriei that teo aedates be eleesed te represent ths pip4i9el ln ias County Consention Q bs hsld in rinA precinct on August sih next Nonanasions 5ains made. Julius Van slsak and W T kealef were duly elected ns such delesates It eas moved an1 carried Chat the delegstes chosen have power @ casi ther sotss in ahe County Convention sg proxy, dniy sFsn in writing and without in- s.riciioas from the needing.
 The meeting proc,eas3 io oeaect ,, permanent organ insion ol lhs Republicans of sohe and cia precinct. lat the spiloving gentleman were naniietei aad unanimously elected to she otccs named fer ihe en- saine year 5uiios gan sisck. President C. & F1n fasenan, Vice fresdent A. G. rendieio1 Secretary; aad v Wesusges, Trsasurer The following
 Isoas prpeeei she1 subscribed their names o the orgoing ss,oiutieus James aiis. c S. Fan Wage ssn [. Barbetlef. Edward Pafker G A Chapel. !. s Frsbarsh. G E coos. E. Frnlek, F. ?. ysi. Ira A. Fan e B. Ctcssr. J. R Gilman. 8Fn. Keeier. iel'us yap slyok W Wesusyer P Y. smith, u'na 2. Borfes, @ F. Fen DsEzse. E. D. stons. J. C. lilets. A. c PsndleHpn. F E. French. c B Eesrh. 'sn 2. Stevens. B laiael. W T. spenee, Vil 4itm Lanius. x ssitsr. B. D. sisrfns. EHsha 'ieunnes. 6. Newton G. Iissranes. H EilA. l, NInxs
 Cpoa nlosien A G. Pepdistoa, ". F Faii end G. E. Cock nere appointed hy the ehair coianlttse to aleeete ths resolutions and procure adaitiond ag- natures derte. Moved and carried thzt iuture meetings i .he Republicans oi thia precinct may be nIi4d hy the President oi rhe organization, and in is absenee bY the Presdeae. and iu the sAzeace f both hy che Secretary.
 lt ras fes8lFed ihat ths SILVER BztT of Globe tie 'lpa D6l. ehs Hssell Of Phenix. sna the Citizen of nasson. neuslnpeus bs requested te publish each c opy q ihess Pfocselings.
 aher pon the uieelins adjourned SINE nIs.
 sAax Mstis, President a Pexnrrros Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
Notlee


 20 the voters of ihe eoWn of Globe, piDal County. Territory of Arizona
 Notice hereby given sat 8 petition Of net less alan hlteen legal voters residing Wiihin ont inile square of fefrtor5 incIaa- ing fae town % Globe, ranmeDelnE at 8 point Nteie the Pinai Greeks % the center Of Broad street. inierseets Che southeriy boundary liut of the nllll-site n0W lii pos session, the Silver Era mining coinpafy for i1c ceiterol Che illfEeite from Eiis point north tWentg-ioUr degrees West one-half ni:if from the saule point south twenty- four oegr9es. east 0ue-1a.f mile Cor tle Cen. Ger 1He wita ope-baIf Ni'e on either sIde of lhe sal1 ceilfrAl line ranniAg betH cen parallel unes 70 as lo Include g sQuare of ak nun- slred and forty acres will De presented 60 t1e Board 9l Supervisors oi the County of final at ts next session in tae monlh oi AUGUST 1880. asking for en order incorporating the territory abote described s village under tue name oi Globe.
 Auk1si & lS80
 ". F VAIL
 3. KNOX Executive Com
 J. VAN sLICk
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
ComstahIe's Sale.


 By Yirspe of an execution issued ont Of Justice C. A. swa>eys Court Gi0i,e pre- cinct. GiiR foNnsmp, County 0i Pinal. Ter ritofr Of Arizona. oaled the Ith dey or hI- GUsf 1850. in g certain aetion wherein $. Klein. O. plaintiff. secured judgment against Jonn Hits gnd Nm. Bunch barf- pers doing business under the firm nune and style 0f lilies G Bunch. on the 9th day Of AUGUST ISs9 ] have levied upon the following iescrlhed properly t0-Wil: Tint certain iof of ground Dn tho east side of Broad street. in Globe. County 0f Final. Territory Ol Arizona. up6n which stands fhat cerfaln adobe nullainS recently erected by sid defendants ane known as a dance h0ase and formerly occupied and used by said defendants dance hoilSe together riib the said canre house ofetted on said lot, as aforesaid aud Fouce is hereby Eiton that 0n the sfh deg oi PIENBkR 1880, af clock m Of lbal daf in ironr of said pfemise<. i1 said Globe, Bo. of Pinsi aiorcsaltl. { will sei ail tbe right iiiie and infercst pf s.iid defrndaRls John lilies and Yln BaBch inand fo Che llboYe desclsb1d property at Public Auction. for cas1. lawini money, 70 tbe highest and hes. bidder to satisfy said execution and aii costs
 Dated at Globe fhe 2 Ca tIaF 0f Alz. 1880.
 J F. GABRIEL.
 Sheri4 of Plnal County
 By GRO. L. TURSER Deputy Shedd. 2ug. i4-tt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
peeinl E1ectf0ss.

Ih4 dsd voters schepl oistet No 2. o'aaf Ia' County A. are hereby Aof'4ea faat t1e IHtsHons nh1tset taX shta be levied ln aIa school District to zflse tie silui of 4po to be e by the i'rossee tiefeot lef The piUpo CT bo'Id fie tad Furnishing Sebooi HoHt n and i9r aIo aoo' }sirict e.ll te uffsille. Is diem 4t an eioetor q, he eeid N h st4fe of E9fo6 He Iu 8iooe, An4hs1 fl Is0 toHS lkES SEfT.
 HE RASEoE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
Noffea.

Notice E hereby given lhat ny Lease and Bill of sale for Che former HeCoInsek Saw Aji'. is duly executed og A. s Mansfield, Supefinten9elt NnaEsr and Ifeasfirer oI AcCofnick Aioas Company; and tnat 1e is fhe onlF known of recoguix4d aufhosity Fe. ureSea1Iu4 sad conpahy, ihat tae traGsler Q. flif eaN 4il. property Tas made sccor1- ln.' @ ltN. and Hafflnled and eiii be de- isneed tc tae utmost extent of the law
 Globe 4. ,, August g. 3Ss9.
 aug. lkf K d. kELl.NER.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
WArnlnk

This is to notify 4ll eersons that ! claim and own an ind easbie One-fhifd intefsst in the fAfee sefefi copper mines renee lively named and known es De HWatha Lord bFf9n aaa Beacon. which aro situate in Nhal s knowr as clifton District, Aua- th County ar1ona terrlory, and about foui miles norl east of liie i.oagieiloW Cop Der mue and thtt ans one bugnr said nsi1fs CT either ei l1el1 without my apDro- TAl Wia da a fheiI peril
 aUsasi tSs0.
 aug I4W bAAltl 2. SNYDER.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
New Aslvertise ents.
Com labIe's ale.


 By vftuc Of a1 execution Issued outtl 5nslite fs A sWatey's C0Hff Globe ple. eInet. 0ila ltwntaie. CouiRy ol flna Ter. fItory of irlEpna. dated tho 2 it day eI At- GUST Iec0 iu B certain 5clsoh wherein 3ohu Root as Dlasnad. secured iuoNlneut sAiinsi John Hilcs and fm Baach, paFt- ners doing business under fhe hrn Dume aud style of Iilfa E kuneh. on the 6th day of AUGUST 1880. I bave ieYie4l epon 1be i0lieWing described properly to-Wlt: That certain iol Of ground 0n the east side of Broad street, in Globe, County Of Pina Territory of Arizona. upon which stands that certain adobe building recently erected ly salu defendants ahd known as a danec 9cnse and formerly occupied and used by said defendants H g dance house, together with the said dance house erected on sald ioi aforesaid, and notice ls hereby given t3as on the ath day ef SEPT EN BER. 1880 at eclotk D n. oi that day, in front 0f said prerlixes, n said Globe. County of P- nd aforesaid ] isiH sell all the right title and Interest Of snid defendants. John lilies and A m- Bunch, li, and I0 the ah0ye de- seilbed pfOOerty at Public Aucflon, for cash. lawful money, % the iiR hest and best hid- der % satisIy said exfruti0n and ail eosts. Dated at Globe thE 7tb d4f of Aug 1880.
 J. R. GABRIEL
 aserid of pinal County.
 By GEO. q TURNER. Deputy ShersiI. aug. i3-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14

Do not forget the meeting Of the IHtera. P Association in the new church next TaesfaY eveuing Tile programme com mittee promise rich and varied enter ainment All are iarited.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
Arizona Silver Belt.
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M E BREegS Of silTor City sho hos made fortune in mining and milling sii- ves ores in New Mexico, recently visited llichmoad Basin, and other mining local- isies of Globe Disriol He gives l. as bis opinion, so ftr as developments show
 aat Globe is unsurpassed by any mining elity lhas he has any knowledge of suc an opinioa from 50 disinteEcsted Q so must carry great weight and at- fr.t aifention to the wealth Of OUT c0mp.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-14
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N0iice hereby given t|ttl Cheek dated July 33 l80 drawn 8y j C Lenaon. su- peFlnt lnienl silver 4ieeset Mininx conpl- uy oihY order 0u q Eel|aeH Globe. A fol g Was lest o} me and pfaeut ihersou siopped First Cheek s nall anu void, duplicate having been Issued 70 ne insteal oi or gina Check.
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