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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
TIE NECESSITY FOR REMEDIAL ACTOR
SEaWN

At special meeting of the Sacramento
Board of Trade held on Tuesday evening
to consider the Parks bill, very clear
showing was made BY Colonel Mendell and
State Engineer Hall, OF the imminence of
the danger with which the Debris question
threatens this city. It was shown that
the flow of coarse debris has already been
brought down within three miles of Ma
rysviIle, and that it is a question of no
long time for it to reach Sacramento.
Should this coarse debris once make its
way into the river bed in large quantities
the difficulty of applying remedies viii be
infinitely increased. The probability, we
might almost say the certainty, is, that if
that state OF things is permitted to occur
the rivers viii leave their present channels
altogether, and that the whole OF tie low
lands down to Suisun Bay viii be convert
ed into a vast marsh or quagnire, the
possibility of retaining which will
each year become more doubtful.
It was made clear by the engineers
also that the disposition Of the
coarser debris is not OF itself sufficient
to solve the problem. The erection OF
dams in the mountains would, 10 doubt.
postpone the worst consequences Of the ex-
isting situation, but it must be remem-
bered that such measure would net re-
move the debris already in the rivers, nor
would it relieve US from the lighter matter
which is now carried in suspension far
down the current, and which of Itself is
competent to destroy the navigability of
the rivers, if let alone. The conclusions
to which the testimony of the engineers
point, emphasize the soundness and ap-
positeness of the Parks bill, and at the
same time indicate the futility of all those
partial and tentative measures which have
been proposed apparently for no other
purpose than to stave off remedial ac-
ton until it is too late to DO anything.
1t was made perfectly apparent to the
Board of Trade the other night that the
only practical and businessiike way to deal
with this question is to handle 1t compre-
hensively. Dams in the mountains are
necessary, but dams in the mountains are
not alone sufficient to meet the require
ments of the case. They will not pre-
vent the filling up of the rivers with the
lighter material. They will not hold back
the kind of debris which is now destroying
navigation and endangering the safety of
Sacramento. To clear the rivers of that
debris there must be systematic applica-
ton Of engineering science to the river
banks, and this fact proves the absolute
necessity of adopting comprehensive and
complete scheme, such as the Parks bill
alone offers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CHINESE INVASION OF NEW YORK.
The Metropolis Of the Empire State Adding
to its Population.
THE SUIT AGAINST SENATOR BEN HILL.
An Interviewer's Attempt to Find Cut
What Jay Gould Knows.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAE.
The Tehuantepec Railroad and Isthnus
Canal Projects.
MISCELLANEOUS TIERS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Attempt to Assassinate General MelikoT
at st. Petersburg.
e.......,..........Etc... .................Etc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04

The Western White Lead Company have
the pleasure to announce the most COM
plete SUCCESS of their brand OF WHITE
LEAD 1t is far superior to any other
Lead made in California Nothing but the
finest material is employed, and no care
or expense Will be spared to maintain its
present high standard and reputation.
WESTERN WHITE LEAD viii not be sold
in competition-so far as price is con-
cerned-with inferisr brands. The manu-
facturers do not offer western" Lead as
low-priced brand They ofer it as the
BEST. It's, in reality, however the cheapest
even at higher cost, because ii viii go
further, loclz better and last longer than
any other California Lead.
WHITE LEAD may be PERFECTLY PURE
and yet be POOR. Unless made from the
very finest material and prepared with
the greatest skin and care, it will turn
yellow Or become otherwise discolOred, and
viii chalk or peel OF.
Examine work a few months old which
has not been finished with prime Lead,
such as Atlantic" or Western" and
these defects will be apparent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04

The railroad surveyors have completed
their survey as far as Sam. Buckland's, in
Churchill precinct. The road will come
within mile of Mr.. Buckland's house.
TCarson Tribune.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04

Germany. securing the cooperation of wa
vessels in the suppression of the slave traffic
The Metropolis water bill creates trust
empowered to create 81 per cent. stock, which
the Water Company have agreed to receive
as compensation for their net capital. The
sum to be given for the franchises of the com,
pany is go, co., GOO. Six or seven companies
share it.
Punished for u Breach OF PRIVILEGE.
LONDON, March 3d.-Gresill, arrested dur.
ing the last session of Parliament for declar.
ing that he was able to bribe Parliamentary
committee, was brought to the bar of the
House of Commons to-day, read humble
apology, and then on motion of the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, was committed to
Newgate.
Renewal Recommended.
LONDON, March 3d.-The Dublin Castle
authorities have made representations to the
Government in favor Of renewal OF the peace
preservation Act of 1875, which expires this
year.
Cane Field Fire.
HAVANA, March 3d.-A large fire is re-
ported in the cane fields of the Resultas plan
tation, near Sagua Lagrande.
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House.

WASHINGTON, March 3d.-Fernando Wood moved
to dispense with the morning hour for the purpose
of moving to go INTO Committee of the Whole on the
Refundng bill. The House, however, refused. and
resumed consideration OF the bill regulating the
moval of cases from State To Federal Courts
The morning hour expired without final action on
the BILL and the Senate resolutions relative to the
late Senator Houston of Alabama were taken up.
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Recorded March 1st.

quarter of section 25, township north, range 6
east $1,000.
Recorded March LIST.
J. 0. Brown to VIM Jarvis; February a3d-Tot
T. block 80, town of Folsom
Wilhelm f. Borchers to Wilhelm A Borchcrs !.
March lst-Lot 10, and Ii, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
William Reed to Henry Ainsworth Febr,.yv
2sthSouth 100 feet OF west half and west so feet al
north go feet OF lot I, P and @, Thiri and Fourth
streets 81, 900.
PA Miller to Mary Ann Mier; March 1st-soufh
IS feet of north half of lot 8, and +. Tenth and
Eleventh streets; sl,Geo.
Recorded March Cd.
II o. Bsatty 10 P. &. Jensen; March 2d-west CO
feet Of lot 2, and o, Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets; S225-
Leonard Crenshsw to Jesse Ulry; March IDIOT,
. and s. town Ct Fiorin
II. G. Smith to Fred. Biswener March 1st-East
inches of west rs feet of lot 6, and NJ Third AMI
Fourth streets.
August Bauer to j. G. Mcbride; March 2d-East
p feet of lot 8, ] and X, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
obed Harvcv to Geo. y. Gray March 3D. subdi-
vision No. 50 Of the ChaboIla grant.
Recorded March Sd.
A. II. Plummer to Geo. Lcrenz March Sd-west
threeq quarters of section 49, township NORTH range
east.
T. J. clunie and Eliza Williams to julia Pockman /;
November 4th, ls7S-one and one-hslf acres in
Floria.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Recorded February 18th

John P. Schnlp to A. A. krull February 9th
Northwest quarter and southeast quarter Of section
5, township north, range east; also, northeast
quarter OF section 25, township 5 north, range 6
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
The Best White Lead Now
Made in California.
Unequaled for Whiteness
and Covering Power,
Durability and
FinanesS.

Do not confound the Western
White Lead with any other Cali
fornia Brand. Its Superiority is
Beyond Comparison.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
Kew Tor.s stecs. MARKET.

NV YORK, March 3d.-Stocks were active
and buoyant to-day, and J to q higher. 1t
was expected that the Secretary of the Treas
ury would take more than 8, 500, coo of Gov
ernments, and the market was easier on the
news of the amount, but il subsequently be.
came strong and higher again. The Central
Pacific Railroad Company has called in for
redemption September 1st next the balance
of its outstanding convertible bonds, due in
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04

Miss Raymond, while the latter was in Ala.
baina. It is stated that Hill will be sum-
moned into Court to-day from the Senate
Chamber by a civil process. Hill, in a con-
versation, said he had not received the notice
of suit, and declared that it was case Of
blael<mail, and he would have all the parties
to the suit arrested upon a charge Of con-
spiracy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
Secretary oTtl,c Republican Congressional
Committee.

WASHINGTON, March 3d-Edward Nc
Pherson has been unanimously elected Secre-
ta,y of the Republican Congressional Tx
ecstive Committee, and it is understood he
viii accept the office. 1t has been known for
some time that W. L. Chandler was anxious
20 retire from the office, and that The com
nitsee has beeI rs anxiously looking for
successor. The unanimous verdict win be
that the committee could not have made q
bitter choice.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
Tire TcIcgranh yynr.

NEw York, March 3d.-An undertaking
for an injunction was fled this morning with
the Clerk OF the Supreme Court in the suit Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
against the American Telegraph Company.
The injunction IS obtained to prevent de-
PENDANTS from the construction of telegraph
lines on either side Of Washington street, be.
tween Cedar and Vesey streets, or from erect
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04

CtITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- Girl to do cooking for family, general
h0usework The best of reference given. Address
"a -" this Office. mri-1t
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Brghtteet and lips thatglow the while,
Give LIGHT and color TO smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and color to kiss.
But both must suffer from the want
vi the life giving SOZ0DONT.
,nr4 -2tTh SIN
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QUOTATIONS..

Silver bars, 112a; money, 6@7; Govern
ments, quiet; stocks closed strong and buoy
ant Western Union Telegraph, l125 Quick
silver, 205; Pacific Mail. 5Sf Mari
posa, 81; Wells. Fargo, 1913 New York
Central, 1873; Erie, 45s; Panama. 1872;
Union Pacific. SO; bonds, 1923; Central,
Pacific. 81; bonds, 1125; Sutro, 81; Lead
vile, 81; Caribou, 81.
clearinghouse Exchanges Remarkable
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
NEW CLAss ZOE LApiEs

Z SHALL SOON ORGANIZE ANOTHER AFTER
noon Glass for Beginners. Ladies wishing t.
join such 4 Class, please call at my rooms com
mrinicate with me by mail. J. L. SKINNER north
cast corner Sixth and streets. mr4-lt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Summons

 iH tbe District Court oi lhe fAsf Iadieial Di-triet Q tA Territory of Ark3Hs ia and for rhe touasy oi Piaal N f oaller intid
 ss. eugin8ne. X. 9. ~aittr Ief
 fae Territory oi Arizons lls grseiinE to 5. q S8.ter. deffa,ialt IaI &f1 horc- asaiiist }o,i r the above na.ted flainf.a D fRc Dtstrif Court oi the st lliatiai District tl tlir ierfliofs of 113la- and toi tae toQntg of fsnl aa Hlseer tae t1pl1irt n.t tilerei1, l1 sal onff Rl1al. ir tlse 9ee q .ae ya W 4 tils- filet efift ailten tNce keiusife of iAe day e riee a ae rce ql yur oi tbis cDminoa. e1 1 tafs C4anfy pr f er}f1 ot{ ot at at HililIn this District. men FIthH taiflt ttiterAis sltutn W ~ aienf iy faQ will ae tssa isl 9H i'tttnk to t1f as leitt 4he said ciao brought ae cree of sasa Rui1t os1 ie bonds c1 ,ntttr loh f ftNeea teilci ls ,fiil iaSf 1 e led cops ei i.e felaplals,f ac ab5ia ag 1ereNilh AN1 yaH gre aefett leifea taaf y fpn fsa le aait7 1nt ans ae said complaint s)ptl 1ed tst rlalli- E1 Hsa apply p {be eoafI fer ae gl.s ie- tHHIittN tftrLi'ttl
 tsfFen under my h1n fle w ef sad Dis
 aiei C9uf q 6ftac fh, ae q.e1-
 sixth .iaF d inualy, 4. H iS1 4S. Is ttD q, l5Et t1 k. Diefk.
 bt hos fiRlffiH, LleNuly feffstoFY ol flk0lla County af fina
 jte J. ilsfas clerk tte iiisirft ief 91e saiQ tonn e ioll e9 tbK eel faal Ilie aaa and lofe iull lfIie aud eeffect 1 oi .e orig ea Susn- loHs 'u fbe agote entitled epa4f fHt satie tppear f.la n iiif oIlte ale tir aholt taetf
 if tist< whereof at hei1fo Sel .Hx lfana aAi fisl li>teiei Court W tle fInee Nafcsl IAff.d. st ief
 4o efssfiN Deputy kN < NtEpt Ad5 trlf1
 oeh
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
N eAiee

Any persan claiming an interest ro-on-z- er u tfe keFslCne State mile Globe Mining Distsirf Piaal ConEe ana. s hereby a1tiiie that ae ulieE ois1eE n said ikfxstoae lte niiae -orifea tlte naor. md nude isap eets Thereon es re4lIrsl oF tle Inl Nnias LaWs or the year le1e sod ft1 vsu che lia co-oHuer t5-3it foa- reeesar ifapiuyfls eals. t8ges shcf H ta cost of tnis aaFeftisaneHl. Wif4 o1ty days leIfof Fo-f iHieresf i1 ssla at1 s
 iftlp 0f sia aws uhl ai.s Co and eae he prap+rfeof HENRY Silsttf
 5an fHst Col neF
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Notiee

The pariuershir heretofore existing be- tneeu 5 ' iiise ind lis' under iile GIm uaHle m 6lJ Iiisl 5 1iss0fYf es sHfia cercnl
 March nisE The lHohe aiereaee omaa iaeor- p0raiea under ',e .an 2; i.n "iih F eapital stuck of <l'D.uN a dnT qoaii'r4 ta ffan4let hosiness tlH effes and CauHs seceei> ic i ness pf ne late dfN With aiH i1 tnfH HilI W c6iiaa paa sa hi w m uea fro as iohaHr p n
 lNo HlsE. Rre,iat
 3E0 N ilo8f ra sleat
 J0s E. IIi are
 liese, lA.eiS
 IH0 II iliS iaQsse
 ltsE it
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Noa

tn inc Pl1lefa C1asi q ,3e Coon o
 nai ferriiof A1izeo4
 ln Che naitnr el the Estate oI
 3ia-oa ueeea>ed
 on faet ia- ani 1ha1 lie reiFfoa tafIafsrn flit td1inl>tfat w te af Ch3f C. Mason. et.f ihAI ha ass t,ed aoei Ha minis lrii au 9i fiia f.s1a d ae ia lh< keurt and Thar t9e same W 1 sinff etl 1n i eHeil a4I Chs .ana eS5 es of dma stg aaft A sielx l.Iid aad Th4t aorioa M rHaai1s ia 1e divided among aeiF H slid ,lee1~ed. sad prtynz among f6ine fer ea order el alsiroatlta t Els residue saia iaie 1alarg ile persAs sa- iitle if er,iece.l tl1at l.ef>1s iafer ssts n tile sIa1e of .ff .aia saar C. Macon. see st tna appear heislre tas proAlts-s ,eIsff I tile toltel 2. llott, se f'aaff risnof add Court % lit tQto fIofetfsf n ifI IauHff un @at1f.i1r tfsi IH I-4| ok .4ff1L itSo at o'elaek nt. shsn nt fhee show u arler e It.1.
 ass sCf ae iif of esafe 1b she Eelf- af t'. rl dete'lSed as0f ne to F lt tfihei eteefec fhai eDfy offlis orter Fe au5fisaeg week fnr i8tf sleetS-| ttsF tellrt Lst SefgnieFfth lay Ap1' ta 2 ie tn lle ARIZONA SILVER kElI I1sea1sef pfiat : q and nfh aea in flle aIa teanfs
 Dated. iafe HQ
 JOHN 2. WAl.kER lnth iS-iW PreeaEe @aass
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
N1NTElE.

TIfE 6SSIcN EMP tg as nala an or sboas the saosfh Of September A D ls7s for 'he benefit of oef etC1itotg oi nil our 4otds Harfz a8d iueiehan dtc assctts and etfeets and ls hch Essi,insnf r E o. S,raiton ci fIofenee, A, T. als nominated and tppointed bF Assignee the sa.c asti tisanent, aud sppoietfaeDt cl Asie1ce s fescoi. dEniiied and osltcei.e3 GI INDIANA q co. pinsl County 4. IT. Fetf % lsae
 c-2t ,. D. Rk4aozD. Aktornsr, Pinai Co. The above notice s without autA0rify. The said knmtnt |, peyoud fne power of apy one fo faeafe except tho ciediinrs Tor suiiiriens cause B ifkREljES,
 J. GLiNDANI, Composing tbe frn of
 J. GUiNDANI < co.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Jos. colingwood 6 Co.
DeIInaaeat 6tiee.
TEEFlIR NIlIEa I1N4-IEE-

seealioa oi principal place 3fbHsaess San traneisra Idil1fala.
 i.otatieH of HofEs siob tiiniHT aiS. iriet. fIna County tri1opa iefriiuFy.
 I1sFe are dsinlsct. apea lhe 4qii4N5a1 ,ifStl43td -,orf. o.i onlt ls- fkbht4f lst9 several nouai, i opiie>lif lsle li.iiessii ssle rese .ifs share
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Neoyer1 s express starts tbis morn- Ing for Miami, StsnEon and Rici- mend. VII leave Globe every other morning, returmng following day rem Richmond yia Stanton and .Jemi. This accommodation will prove of Fast advantages ID tae sev- eral camps aamed. eosver should 30eraliY pafromZei
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

( F Howell will supply cassom CTS daily aith milk and do an express business between Globe, Mann aud Gold IEill.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Delinquent Notice
.Il9ga EIya saLTH N.sINe eoarAsE

Location of principal place Of business. San krancise0. California--L0eation oi C0unty. Arizona.
 A0HCE.- here are delinquent upontb- following desefibed Stock. oa account ts A-sessnalt fAo q levied on tie f97H DEF OF .Lf3i fR IeSJ, the several amounts. set opposite ihe names oi thc respective shareholders, as folI0ws
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Joe Reasnan has sold hs interest in the firm of Redman t Wiiy. to B.F Csewford. Tfe frla name n8N being My t Crawford.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Eotice of EBi en 0f Part
 Mer a5r

uuder tse name o D Neisl < "a. ~ lilssoiF- a lg mutaal coutii tf Van v agcncn Co coiect all debts due said fru and lo pay ail indebtedness E. WEteb
 O. VAN HAtfENi.N. H4flue bought cal ht interest of k N eisi i4 the firm pfB Neisl k %. { km du- sirous 0f settling ur ai 3leoulit> atie ine late ffm el E. Ae k Co aud soahl re eilest li kncNlni th4nselges lHlfQfet to said firm O eail ail tftts u9ace
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Asav, sho aas cutting hss nsag stanton ges
 tenssy. eas shot hs an Indian boy known n Globe Sac She was brooghs to shis ps.ee u Gezaids wagon Dr. NeDonald extraeted tiae h-il which wls q lsgr enc C5tizas ere contributing in orleF ,o
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

yhe San Francisco office of S P. E R. commeaced receiving freight for Tucson on the 10th. Haskin $ mAl for this place viii bs unloaded frem ears lR IEcs0n.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
HE.ElnR IllhFIlEI
MlnIna NewA

company have let ? eontrsct te Johl Devlle, tn snk sbclr Workin.
 shaft one hundred feet deeper Tbl
 mae is reported to 5e looking ne
 npFkably well, showing 9he same ricl
 ore that is now Jeiag found in tbs
 CenGenIlal, lYlng u5acrut. The
 San Carlos company propose erect Ing a ten stamp mil IS soon as thssi
 mles is sufficiently developed Tais
 property ls eunea entrely by Est
 eru parties. all sbe stock beng held l5n New York aad I'bilasseipbia.
 J If Masron has been inspeetag 2
 the Deswecmao aud aukfufa
 sfoupe ofmnes, for the benefit of
 himself and friends in pennsylganis.
 Is satisfied that tRe odes are large
 s6oaing nigh grade ere, bat deyel- opraent beng requned to prove them paying mines ags apd working
 tests run from sl5o o $l2o0 per son
 Among the first great silser dis coveries of Ihis camp wss mine eslIed rho Naasoa, sbich n ths course ef few weeks produced floin surface boulaers alone, ghe enormous spm of fifty rnousand dollars, [ subsequently passed mo the hands af a Gallforaia eaaspany 1be sur rounding ground vas immeaiasely ? Eaeated, and has siuoe been Sliiigeat
 E Prospeeted witn the hope q dnd- Ing the coveted prizs viz the source If the afore mendoned Silver 6oald- CTS Tine rolled on, developing noshng, writing aseoursgement ap eu she hearts of laa sturdy miners unai very recently, ahea losig and diligent seareh was rewarded bg rieh ore discoveries ia Silver Reef ground. Ills ground comprises the northeast ern exseraon of chs Maason. nor called the Iron geifsr and s owAed by Messrs c ? Eosd and II Jee
 both of whom being gractics ininers determined to make nine of t, # work vas al that was re- qaifea, and we are giad 0 say they have sueceeaed The Silver Rect, siEuateJ nliie aud 3 half from the 6oaonwood camp and aboaE 400 feet from Hsskius wagon road, is, judging from present developments a /. gr,a mae Ipon the southwestern eonef of which, where ore Has frst fond, is SIX foot shaft, showing at she bottom ] bo4y of high grade galena ore. twenty elght mchss ulde. After the course of the ven Ras as certained. the owners weut to work and suuk another saatF, to tae aepsh of sNenty five gess which from the grass roots down is ip solid ore as up ia she hanereiis. pressns ing 5y Its me.lie lusser, as you de- scena ths siafs 5eautifa. Ngbt Cross cuts iag ssd de vein sie ea1ise esgb ie caim. and on sne aofsheass cad j daup Of rich ehlorid ore srest eye md de- sceDdiDg 2 secend 2i5 foos saafFs were astolasbed s the displayed wealsh .vo feet oi seld ere enclosed perfect wa fFon lhis ore y Prof. saysr gige 7ss g she .on. Some clifarala geila aen, aftar aspeeag tae pFope 9fefel foaua sai 1ich Hs lot accep h
 aak Ihe lsss M r e ieash of 19 fss lea avize i'd attention of lsaasA with mole ibsrA vie9s laeie e aiseega $ have infpse propecsors of lhat sesioa eith sea life apa ap aaae- esvitg $ aoteeable nay hey aIi De aeeessfai
 Ihe nanias Fever stlll prevails ip he gold seeEloa prespeetiag and .sw loeareas Ire she erder ef the
 hhoagh he is ea le.s ! soid work 5eing lone aess ]. Ioieheaa M Ssa A New
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Remember that E F kellner still glsIes i've per cent discoant on ali gIs above 8 and ten per cent dis
 ant on al bills above S100 for sh on delivery, Of all goods sold by
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

E. E. Kellner has ordered the ma teral for another branch store in Richmond Basin, George Tantan uill rsa t. sad vii be prepagef to deliy- w goods to sll adjacent mining camps by Burro Express and free of charge.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
New Adj ertinementr.
EAufi0m.

Ali persons are hereby notified shat thc undersigned lre sole owners Of the ben- riyc 60,f hne heretofore known af the Eunsk1 and Ihat therefore. any 1f4Diialion for lile sale 0f same bg J. t hinss1liyy Will be held as seid aad efno effect.
 WILLIAM puOMAs,
 JAAtS q GERALD. Globe All Marrh 20 16SJ. meth 20-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Our statement that the Foreman mil WAS running op Chfomo ore WIS premature, the ore VAS then 1e3ng hauled Qate 5 pile has been ae- eamulated at she mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

60 to c. N. Go. for Early Rose Pos
 oes. also . large lo- of California Potatoes. SpieLdia. try chem.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

|. Clark, aeeompapied bg Messrs By Of 0a Csn. pa aud Brenper of Manmtm, resurEea ta Globe en lhurSdav.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Branch of this Brewery at sIeillllen
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a Afhree to tea t0Iss power nagiae. Ad- dress Globe Mercantile Lampsuy ,tsnns nfiee. power and ,ondillan sf engine wltls- out delay mrh l3-lf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

45.a00 pounds Of New Gooes bought Of best New York houses to arrive at E f kelluer fhis month
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Q. Il Shannon, J. II. Hse and Eaan Isaac returned yesterday. fan aeson. well pleased with heir ulp, whst they saR and the siadly greeting exEealed by citizens sf shat aneleat berg.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

James Jackson. youth nearly sixteen years of ago who was gun nng on Sunday last, aecidently and fatally shot himself. The aature of the wound leads to the belief that oest HaS instantaneous