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There WAS no immediate prospect Of an
empty treasury, or tlint humiliation OF, cur
tailnIent of tie Influence md efforts OF thu
from the Inadequate receipts Of fluids for its
After payfnRnil tho appropriations ,node ut
Tic Inst Cnnclhye, Including tho printing bill
e a. SOY L. sxss:s ss e ts nppropt!nt M a
heeoriler. scoo)-totai, si.W.1}lle & G' Grni tani
Treasurer reported a 'bainnce oil I,nrtl of
$5,W4.17." y sum about twice as great MS at
it!.t oWes TO man cent" and wifi fanas
IN hand and bright future beyond, mny be
relieved Of oil fear Of embarrassment, nilt
eyci, venture safely To- innugurato further
ulnilE for Increased usefulness.
THIS year, with MI Increased .fessr0 10 bo
nbln to present full and complete report ot
The Aisancrs, n1ld Mt I'LL carly aAy, the Grand
t!erordcr sent nut the blanks for rct.trns In
w. H...,nt ,nSnt! o. May, aud wrote 70 the Grand
illGnta. a rrqucst ]lc tcpentetl cariy iil July.
writing even to, tic Grand Commanders 0f
tl,ose g1diea whose, Grand Recorders were
Rr"SfTa'y ia, y 1 leIid 1d @ tIs !s e. Tsst ,s; @ las
To close The. books fnr tile full lxlenItal
period as to The uratKi: Communicates,
al1 g.. is;ayit1g IN; bat two snborlnatGs delit1uent
r,ia f"r ne last Sprsxsip year: rronpt pay
cnTst tlI, by the snac.Ipens Of MI amendment
exists n oil TIC Grand lHlEcs and Com
i1!'l. i,n1adcries. requiring the payment within The
Tho Graild EMcampmcilt Of tho delegates
from such botlius.
In n,e Grand Recorder Generals report
~ Parrin recommends, lcKIs'nlIon de-
subordinate COMMUNICATES shall b. held, Us
there l are '!ow twenty;iour IN thtr,sen States
9nl Territories holl!ng. their elections at
different times 80 d,at i y impossible, ~ 70
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-11-03

Agorgeous swell leading a dog, in.
quired at q railroad station, @Must---
aw-take a ticket for a puppy2o.
The bewildered clerk regarded him
for a moment, and then replied, "No,
sir you can goas an oydinarypersoll,i"
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RANKIN WILEY. ,Ir

ttorney nt Law. Pom, Pleasant, Yves. Virginia.
q Practices m the County Of Mason; ,ke United
States District Court for West Virginia, and IN the Su.
rtus Court Of Appeals f West Virginia, ps- Prompt
eention Eiysn 10 ths collection Of claims ian Ia.iY
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:
Local notices IS cent? per line. first Insertion
AL advertisements for shorter time than thre.
moathi, considered transient.
Trsniient advertisements must be paid for in ad.
suoee, to insure insertion.
Yearly payable aifyearly in advance
publications must bs paid for, in all cases, be.
bts the delivsry Of the certificate Of publication
Personal publications, and those recommending can.
adata for office, charged regular advertising rates
Marriage and Death notices, published free; but oh.
huatiss and tributes Of respect, charged half the
usasl advertising rates.
Announeement, for Office. for county, S, 60; State
ID District, $50 90; on regular ticket, $40 co. >
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ATTORNEYS.
w. K. GuNN.

a Practice, in the Courts Of Msson cofn,y, the
court Of Appeals o. Wea Virginia .sd ihe Cnited
ta's' District Cou,, fr this State. Phompt attention
rse TO the collection Of claims Office near the Court
House jan. as, Isso-iy.
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CHAS. II. HOGa. !, :

tt.rncy At Law, Iethes ir ceun House, Poin,
q Pleasant. West Virginia. Practices in the coun.
Sa S. Of Mason, (aek,on and Roans, ~ the swptem.
oars OF Appeals Of West Virginia and IN the Federal
"'afh tnov. 1879
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-11-03

Alta printers festival, lately, the
following toast was offered: "Womanl
Second only to the press in the dis
semination of news.m The ladies'
are yet undecided whether to regard
this SIS compliment or otherwise.
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\ 4 Z g.
"If those whom they loye die
young" she replied after d little
pause, @you may consideE yourself
fortunate, I suppose. But, really,
isn't it foolish in you to say that
when your life is such a prosperous
one2 But those same ministers used
sometimes to remark upon tempting
Providence, Harry. / suppose you
know what that means, or used to in
the days when you heard ministers" !"
upon my word, that time is too
far of to be recalled easily was the
answer. "Why didn't you finish the
song2 l have a stronger sagte for
music than moralizing, as you
know"
"But it is time for moralizing."
"Since when?" be asked.
"Oh, ! am not good at specifica-
tions. Since-since you came from
Illinois, and found me here ii Flor.
ence. And there's a reason In Iii.
nois why you shouldn't be here now.
And we both know it, Harry
The voice was gentle, but beyond
a slightly persuasive tone, as devoid
of any emotion as her face looked at
that moment. She clasped her
hands in her lap, and the diamond
she wore on one flashed in the can.
delight with, a brilliant red glow
His eye caught it.
"And another, equally good, in
Florence, you might say" he retort.
ed. ~ see it on your finger Flor.
ence and Illinois, with hall lauEh,
y
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The Weekly Register,
esst.a.d R,sr, Wednesday Morning, BY
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
EDiroB AND PAopHrEroa.

Advertising Rates.
0Ae square Zone incll) one week, %. 81 0O
Each additional insertion, ........... so
/ Fourth Of y Column twelve months, 25 90
Hall Column twelve months, ,.......... SO OC
Ono Column twelve months, ........... 80 OC
Cards not exceeding lines, yr...,.. $ OF
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AN ANTIiEI
I'VE twain, once Won
Whit will the mad god
For hate, With nlsI I Vi

HiAt Will LIE u1hu IUN|
For hate, With me- ! wc
Or what with lote i5f n
She struck the chords
hand. Hertsplendid go
on the diamatic words 4.
that gave them new msA
ceasing as suddenly ls q
gun. she swept away froiH
at which she had been sts
threw herself on a lcis so|
Hef companion watched I
aNo personal applicati
minister used to say Ell,
Asked @itha half smiIe
Be obliged u l5gsi
IL ;, y f,tifrf,l !. :. !, !. :, :. = 4
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before, on another Easter when be
felt that for him the world had died.
He had wandered into the great city
church, glad Of anything te divert
his thoughts, for though Sunday had
come to be the only day Of leisure in
his hard-working life, it brought no
rest for the soul or body. He had
not yet wined out the disgrace that
stained his name, or in any measure
grown reconciled with the inevitable.
But Isabel what did It mean2
He waited for her at the foot Of the
stairs with logged determination to
find out what he most wished TO
know. He would at least allow him.
self that much qualification.
She came down slowly, apparently
paying ho heed 70 the attentive and
voluble tenor at her side, and they
met face to face.
"Harryl"
"Isabel!"
The tehof withdrew with a pro.
found bow, and scarcely conscious Of
what he did. Harrison King drew
her hand within his arm, and they
passed into the street together.
SIS it Isabel vavasseur2" he asked.
Certainly; and you did not know
1 was in American"
II did not. And the count?"
sis in Florence; happy, hope, in
his children"
Their eyes met, and they both
laughed, scarcely knowing why.
@He forgave me shut + could tsot,
marry him. S
You could totYn
. dc n0S love him, sls eaie,
slowly, in a low voice.
Isabel" he exclaimed witt, a sud-
den impulse, his heart giving great
bound, aonce ! thought you cared a
little for me. Was l wrong2 Now,
that we are both free, l will ask you
that. l will ask nothing more" he
hurried on. "Iam ruined man, as Of
course you know; but if could b.
lieve l had ever had a little place in
your heart, it would make my life
more tolerable."
"You have had itall," she replied.
81 found it out in Floretce before it,
was too late.p
"Too latel" he repeated, and the
words were half sroan. at is too
late, Isabel, forany happiness forme
A long silence fell between them as
they walked on. She was first I'd
break it, and her lips were very white
before she spoke.
II should tell you Harry, what is
true-that my love is stronger than
your sense Of disgrace and poverty;
that ! can only be happy"
Her voice broke. She clung TO
him with a sort of despair. His
hand closed softly over hers asat
trembled on his arm.
"Isabel, with your help l believe l
can be q man again"
The warm spring sun dazzled the
eyes Of those who faced it on the av.
enue, else skey could not have failed
to nosice that in these two faces, as
they passed, was joy born no. alto.
gether of the divine Significance Of
Easter day, but Of human and happy
love as Well.
A heartless man out on West Hill,
the father of a family, a taxpayer,
and a member Of the church, who
ought TO know better, did a mean
thing last Sunday night. Hisdaush-
ter and the particular young man
came home from church, and Of
course she" just dropped in for one
moment, when the young people en-
tered the parlor the gas was all turn
ed up, and there, on the back of the
big rocking chair, they read a star
| ing nlacard aTwo in nna ,o, oa,,,, VI
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"Harryl'
"Yes, yes, l understand, and you
would be glad to have me leave one
for the other. I'm getting tiresome
and was a little slow in finding il
out in Illinois, Isabel" with q cur
ious change in his voice-"in ILL
nois l did not so utterly fail in pleas.
ing you. But you did not wear the
counts diamond then2"
She smiled up at him.
81 sing tonight, you know"
NJ did not know. Is there any
night when you do not sing2"
"a few, and those l have given To
you, Harry" she answered, rising as
she spoke. He rose, too, standing
close beside her.
II have a bad temper. You re.
member it, Of course, Isabel, in Hi,
nois, and he tried to laugh, but with.
out success.
"The count is coming back to-mor.
row."
Tomorrow"
$50 it is goodbye this time, not
goodnight only. I've been glad ia
see you after all these years."
"And between us snd these years
there is great gulf fixed," he inter.
rupted with bitterness. "There's
been an awful mistake, somewhere,
Isabel. Thank God no one need suf
fer for it but myself" and he was gone
while the words were upon his lips.
X X X \ X X
"Isabel Vavasseur is the finest
American singer we have had among
us for q long time"
So declared Mrs. Livingston, the
American bankers wife, and a self
constituted authority on all art sub
ject among the American residents
in Florence.
"But l supposed she was French
remarked lady on her right; ''hel
name is French, certainly
"Yes, her father was French, but
she was born in one Of our Western
States-Indiana or Illinois, / thinl
she told mel don't remember
which. Here she is now," and con
versation quieted as the singer en-
tered
She was Frenchin style as in name
a very brilliant woman. The great
flashing eyes were peculiarly lus
troRs. Her abundant black hair wa
twisted simply around her head ant
without ornament. She wore a sof
trailing dress of black lace, fastened
at the throat with a small pearlcross
Her beautiful arms were bare. sh,
had removed her gloves, and on on,
hand the counts ring sparkled. I
was a magnificent jewel, an heir
loom in the Turroni family, and rec
ognised by more than one Of her au
dience.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

been driven about 200 feet. Ih, work progresses at the ratc of two feet per day. The veins Of these mines show surface eroppings oi twenty feet. The respective lodes are descernible for distance of 7500. The Golden Gate and Gold en Star are destined in the near fu- tape, to atsract attention.
 The Mack Morris mine hAs over eight hundred feet of shafts, drifts and other openings. Every foot of glound opened on the vein is in ore. There are two shafts oyer 100 feet, one on the foot wall near tbe La Plata iine, 106 feet deep with tbe bottom in ore, two feet of which will yield 5000 per ton. The main working shaft is 112 feet deep has two compartments, is situated on the hanging wall side of the vein farther west Thls shaft will be continued to 6 depth of 300 feet without stop ping, levels gill be run and the ores raised by steam hoist:ng works now in course of erection. None of the ground opened has yet been stopped out. We learn that it is the inten- ten of the company te commence stoping at once, and we shall soon. see added to the present rich dumps, hundreds Of tons Of the richest ore found in any mine in the Territory if not on the Coast.
 Nearly all the machinery of the Baldwin mill is in place. The build ing swarms with busy men, and the echoes of the hammer assure us that no time is being wasted. When completed, it will be ered:s to all connected with its management.
 The new road from the Mack Morris mne to Stanton is 6nished  and heavy teams are delivering freight over 1t, to Richmond Basin. The grade is pronounced one of the finest in the Territory. The ascent is yradual and quite uniform. In| six miles it makes an altitude of ne:lrly 5000 feet without one rod of deseension.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Notice

Any person claiming an interest zE co-0wn- er in the Keystone State mine. 10 Glohe Mining District Pinzl County, Arizona. ix herehT notified ldat the undersigned, g CO., owner in said keystone State mine. has per formed che labor and made Improvements thereon. as required by the United states Mining i4aws, for Che year 1879, and that you. tbe said co-oWuer, fo-wit Jas. E. L0ii- arodth, faihng to pay your proper proper ton of thc value of the assessment nork and necessary improvements. together Fitp fne cost of this advertisement. within ninety days hareoi. your interest in said nine. oy virtue of srid laws, wih pass ie and become the property0 Of HENRY SHOAP.
 Jan. 24. sssS-a1d Co-OWner.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Netice

Tn fhe probata Court of the County of l'-
 raI. Territory q Arizona.
 Tn the matter ot the EstAee ot et<tisT 1'z
 Mason. Deceaseei-
 f1r reading and filing the petition Qt ,. V Anderson. the Adminlslratqf oi ne Estste of Charles G. Mason, deeeased. SeftinE toriA fbaf he has iled his 6nsf account of nl3 ao- 1uinistratian of the Estate Of said deeessea> n fhie (osirt. and that tbe same nas beer .I.,lv set-led and alioWees thal af tbe 1eAtk mi expenses of Administration nafe been .sluix paid. and that portion pf ssid estalt ransaiss fc bc divided alneng fno tete c4 eaid 9ereasod. and praying among elnef fhinqS for nn ortlcf ol deiFi1proa e uie rssisIne oi said estate among She peseols ar- taled. It is ordered that ai persons -aifr- e4ts8 fn tho estafe 0i the ssid Chazies ti. fnson. iereased, he %aa anpeaS esipfe lae Probate court ofshe County o- 's1itl, as tNe fouft room 0f said Court sef tesn ei FIoreuee in said Connts, a ea( sef NFrEET EEf1H 0S3 tf afEs1 4. t 1ssa. af fen o' clock a. n.. tAto ana fntfe ie s6osr cause why an 0ruec o5 olsilniitleN s6a,,ssf not be made ef tes eslgue ol etlce sS,afe antane tie AQifs a .se seia ,.,et sei, e...rr.iisp to laK fs Mriber oldei1,<. ffs5 a t,1r of ibis orSteF be ploHeoeo week ir fo~ aiir sncees~iye veekSt beterr tnf ta sI4e or A'lrii 4 D. 1880, in tre 4prrokt SfLv1.8 hEi.I peH<FHref ffiei e.l and nr blish9ain tho sald Eonatf
 nrtad Nsfeu g. 1880.
 JOHN D. WARMER ,,.A fa.tpf frobAte Jaqeel
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Mining Notice.

All parsons ciaiming an interest as co- owners in and to two certain mining cinina dtuaie. lying and being in the County Of 2inai Pioneer District. aud Territory of Arizona respectively knoVu aad dcslsala- ted tie Amcz and Bounctr Now therefore. the u.ioersigned 8 co.0Wner ln fhe aforesaid Ames and bounccf mines. does hereby nozify y0h J. P. Anlezs Janles i.aWrenee jauses hicHuell, 0e0. C. l,eEfinS and asnes Bfrus alAo e0-0wners and fle Hnquenf, that Eae assessment work as re- Quilcd li5 tue United states Minius Laws has been doue and performed by 5ne nisles'- signed { 4 Cocuan. eo-oNner. for t1e year 1879. and t1s.t you. or any oue of fou failing % pay your respective pfopor1on ot' saia assPssneut work lol he E6ar, as afoge- said. and cost ol tiiis publications WilhiH ninety day From tlIe daie hereof e0 Ie. speelfe nreTests iH tile aforesaid niiDes Dg operafloa of lasss vii ppss to and becpne tae prop C CT A. C0lHIfAt.
 April g. i1s0. ap 29Qd
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Notice

owner lu the Riaito nlipc situated near Mine era1 ltilf Pioneer District Einal County. Arfxona is hereby notified lhaf the under zisne1 eo-oNners in said Riailo mine have periOfBied the iaboi ana made fiipfofe- lneffs thor6oH as required s9 the United States Mining Laws for rae eaf 1873, and fhat sou tac slid co~oWner toNit. john $. 4ion of the value of .lssessnaenf work and nes' ctSsafT itlprot fAel.ft fosettfr with the cosE a8 flii@ advertise seD1l Nithln ninety daqS nefeof t4ur uleffrf said mine bY S5Ifi.e 0f seid ans Wlll becoo ihe proper ft of B. BoW EN,
 H. JONES
 FISH mch q--2o1 Co-eHnefs.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
NoTECR

am directed by 3 party of Cleye- land capitalists Who have organized 3 company for she purpose of min ing in this Territory, 10 negotiate for the buying or working of developed or undevel0ped mining claims in this District. Parties who have good claims or prospects and wish to asall themselves of this offer will please confer with the undersigned.
 mh271m] B. E KELLSER.
 Globe. A. T.. March 26, 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
sheriau Notice of Sale.

 Notice Is hereby given th # by virtue of an execution to lae cir tied out of the Clerks office of tie Dis fict Court Of the First Jndicinl Blttrict in anc for flnai County. Territory of sIizonn. in tue snit of J D. Baker ys Inlon Nesf Mining ComDany and Anos Roberts dny atiested Che 26th day ef March A. D. leeo have levied on al tho q ehh sit'e and interest of lhe Onion West .iiuins Company in aud 70 The q Union Nell l1sne situatcd aRont one and one-ban miles nort1 Of the silver k3ng inIne near Petesyille.
 Nofi1 is hereby given that on Monday the 46th day nf April A. 9. tcci, 1ftneen fhe bo0r< CT o- clock a- ia. and o'clock p. In. attht Court House door ia fiorenee. I Nlll sail to the highest bidder fer cash thc kaic prnpefl} or go much thereoi will siEsfY said jidgineRf t1zNiti he snr ei hTe hundred and eEcilty- deiars y-ltV tocethel with costs aud acrlliuz costs
 5 p aAB3Itls ohern snl 8.3t rinal Couuty. |. F..
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Go to G. M. Go. For barley and corn
 Miners attention, Hercules Pow der IS the hest.
 WANTED-Teams to haul lum- Der immediately by J E. Eaton
 Everybody Chews Hold Fast. G to 6. Ii. Co. and get sople.
 $. Klela { Co. are n weekly re ceipt of choice assorted goods.
 For ezra good cigars go to C. S. Van Wagenen's.
 Lunch every night at tue Pearl Saloon.
 Large invoice Of groceries just re- ceived by 6. s. Van Wagsnen's.
 Lumber and shingles at the aic- Cormick Saw Mill for sale.
 California Potatoes. Bacon and Hams as C. s. Van Wagenen's.
 N. II. Price has comfortable earriage and an excellent span of horses for hire.
 Hayden's Flour and Cornmeal at N 5. Van Nagenens
 The Globe Mercantile Company have large supply of Hercules on hand.
 Bills for lumber and shingles promptly filled at the Mccormick Saw Mil.
 Use Hercules Powder and don't be humtuged by spacious representa- ton.
 4 complete stock of Crockery Glassware. Lamps etc. just received bY c. S. Van Wagenen.
 Go to 6. N. Co. for Early Rose Pc raroes, also Q large 10. of Callfornia Potatoes. Splendid, try them.
 c. F Howell wiIl supply custop CTS daily with milk and do an express business between Globe. Miami and Gold Hill.
 J. II. Eaton will pay fifteen dol lars a thousand for hauling lumber from the foot of the mountain to the Baldwin sfilI
 Cal at $. Klen & Co.'S. examine ther stock of Californiu Mission Un- dervear. and you wiIl purchase no- where else.
 The snow is melting in the PinaI mountain. The Mccormick Saw Mil is receiving a good supply of logs and can fll orders for lumber and shingles-promptIy
 G. 4. Chapel, st the New Fruit Depot has just received 3 fresh sup- ply of pure White Sage |. 4. Hon ey, Bacon. Hams, Lard. Canned and Dried Fruits. fire kindlers, and large supply of sweet oranges from 1 tie orchard of J " Hooper. Los ] Angeles. Cal.-pauonage solicited
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

And n acc0Tdance WIfb IaW- aDd an oTdeT of the Board 0r Directors, made on the TEfTH fl0l D4Y OF J4NU4RY 1880, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public que ton, at Che office of the Company 46 No. 320 Sansone Street. San FrslnaIseO. Cal- ifornia, on Tuesday the 232 D1E OF kdRCH 1880, ct the hour Of n o'clock. a. m., of said day, to pay said delinquent as sesEment thereon. together with coats of ad- vertising and axpcnses Of the sale.
 AJUDS0N, Secretary.
 0ffce-Ro0m 46 No. 520 Ssnsone St San Francisco. California. mch Cit
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Delinquent Notice.
SILVER KING SOUTH MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place of business. San Francisco, Caiifornia-Location of Works, Pioneer Mining District, PinaI County. Arizona
 E0IICb.-There are delinquent upon the following described Stock, on account of Assessment fN0. 4) levied on the 10TH D.8Y or J4ACARY 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective as follows;
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
CamtiOn.

All gqreonS are hereby notified thal the Itncd arc S0ic owners of tho GeE- nive Golt mine heretofore known as lhe Eureka and that therefore. any negotiation for tlie saic CT same by any party or patics will be held as void and 0fuo effect.
 WILLIAM THOMAS,
 JAMES E. GERALD Globe. g.. March 20, 1885, Hch 20-ft NOTICE. The name of the undersigned was subscribed to the above notice without authority. and he desires Co thus publicly stale that ae has no claim whatever. Co the Geanise, or Eureka mine.
 WILLIAM THOMAS.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Prof. E. II. Cook Of Columbus. Ohio, has been visiting the mines et Globe District the past week and slleaks highlg of what he has seen. Frof. Cook is good authority on mines among mining men.