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, 1881-02-25

h'eaE": M'@srE SntrIs, t;iilI,:tIm, .1II,tny,
'l'lr' *hsHklIIhu, uni n!f,crs rcpr,,-
t"n'lnx tle vrsst'I Interests Gt II. t,alhu.
rims nml viriIlty. Among Tho ,uu,trr.
hrs'lKhs IN uni fully tlIsrny.ti wrrt. the sub.
J"cts of forming Hes-cI-t,wu.r4' AS4nril,t,,n nr
Cn'mtln. RhfIhr+ wages. fnIul,ta I'll. .yr.r,,,yr
HHtfnfl. tat tnila. .hnrinr mr.. .tnw I1,K elr.ru,4
AtHl fhG enlargement ht thb h,ysr yII,tul4
itr4'lu!tis!s calling fur tho enlargement t,f Tic
lower ~. IawrrncG cntsnI1. tito reduction nr
hlshir Ntlti wharfage thnrRt4 1T tfntrrul, n,1tt
Hrpo'nitftE q tlrlrunllnl III tlsit DItIwu ntrl
press ,IIlmt thn f1vcf,Ifnent thu ,1rArsltllity uI
cnrryinE INT tn suggestions made by tho 1,lgrt.
tu9, WurE unanimously Gnrrhtf.
, 1881-02-25
SIGNAL. SERVICE,

0rr1cE or THE EitlnF sluHAs. DrPlCEH. WAs1t-
Is0rt,S, d. g., Fet, 15~-i Il. m.-1'ur T.',pn.Aseu
attsi thu Ohn fnlley. ceAr nr rnrty els1l,ly
weather, rrecetlc In tho tprtllarn portion by &c.
clsiorRl sruw, southwest, veurlY Il, northwest
w1tla, stationary Or IDwer temperature, rising
barometer.
For tho I.owor Luke rt'Kla,. cloudy weather
md snow. follnwca by clcnrlnt; wtsstiar, rtrnLu
wintls, shifting to ,l0rtlwes1Crty ilt thu eMst
purtl0Il, higher IN tho west lM,rt!n, lawer tenn
perGtnre, KGrern!ly higher lA,rCE,uter.
Fur tho Upper Lrku rlsyl.,'l, wurIrlcr, c]o,.r or
rnrly clnnity wrMtllor, ynriulpln winds, generally
shifting IN sllithur1y, rising followed By fillilg
bNrnH,etGr. ....-
For tho Upper Mississippi md 1nwrr Aiqso.lrL
Valleys. wnrMer. partly etuu1ly weather., puasIhly
fn!!owca by nc.aSturAl rain t,r ftsw, ,rihcrly
wnia. AnirI1tiy slEtftln. IL s0utllGAsterly, fol-
lowed by tA1lIng barometer.
LDGAL OBSERVATIONS.
-EItirAGu Ent,. 3t-i1.1s r. M
, 1881-02-25

TROOPS For SOUTH Africa.
Moro tru0rs wIII be sent 10 South Africa.
THE CAFE UovEnSslESr
l,as sent tUns to the l;asiltos: Tlcy must Id
accepted III twclltY-fo,r hours.
CuI.lEf.
MOUNT PROSPECT, NATAL, Feb. A.-{1e1l.
Col!ey llas rrconlOfterclt lilo elIelliy's posi-
tlon and obtained important Information.
Tla Doers nre 1anssng lArgu bott1rs of
troops.
, 1881-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Get t1ir fsett3tttl" .trtic1r.-The Erene
popularity Of '' 1t'Hilr's fUAIp"ud u Col Luer
lurs,ns u attempt tu pnIt', or II simple article
of their own inMaltfActurc: hut illty PERSON who
l. suffering tr,ml cEI,s, cntds. nr consumption,
cr. II requires III, putting. The rrsults Of its
NsG nrG tta cSt Recommendations; nlld tho Prn
prtGtOr bus Hu1 evidence NJ. tile OF Its cxtrh0r
t!nNry SUCCESS In pulmonary complaints. Tho
Phosphate Of i.iislt, l',ssesscs most murtcluis
ht'Ai!nI lnwGr4 ny ctuittntu with tho pure Cod
Liver IN ty lbr. Wlltn,r It lS prescribed By tho
medical faculty.. Sold by i. Il. Wlbor, Ehomtsls
Huston, and MI druggists,
, 1881-02-25
..t1' 1:illS, I'LL.
!Spfef1s ntsBhtth 10 The Chlett n 7ftbhta..

Spftt1' Dfsnafeh 70 Tic Ehlea,3 7FIban:.
ifNlS. ILL.,, Fob. GA fire l,rhku out shortly
nftcr II o'clock tt's ovetltni. In the twn-story
brick stofu-bitihnH uwncdby j. ihlrrllt, of fin.r
Day. 1t WIS Totally destroyed. 1t gls occupied
IN tho ground t!s"rby A.W.Wlllcrn rs bnkcrr.
tliid trnblby c,',lgslt t1um Ills oven. Tile tuhl-
Ing was worth $5.hA} at.d Is wett-l,,s,tru!. VII.
!tgrhh lt's4 Is uh0tlt $,:skl: his Insurance. Si.1
i;in'!hy Mebs, :ms,ItE tile sccnnI tr'r as
slup. llsc MI. The i,uslsrs n,ljulnit,g Oh lid
Rcltii were much .iuuuKcI, ntnl 1T tlIs writing,
fnHKt. tho 1tlltuIins uult,ll1x tho t1&rtiI,
s Srhi 1sh lvcrs-stable. Is III TUNES, un,! will
, 1881-02-25

The nlnrm from l}ux 1Gt ut 3:10 yesterday
afternoon wns eMlsetl hy re uli thu first tl,.ur
ut tho unon 1ron and Steel co,llpn,ty's Works,
tn tho corner uf Ashland uni Archer Avenues,
cnl,sc, spnrks frnn. tho c.tpuIn falllng upon tho
floor. Dunlngu no,nlitnt.
, 1881-02-25

+. Spettdf Dispafeh 10 The Chtcseo Tribune.
Oct,St}MOwDc. Wis., Fel, .s,--At Il meeting of
the Nyack flowing Club, held last evening, pro-
vts1on WIS made fnr tho ad,nttnnre Ut honorary
tncnIhcrs, tiIo Initiation fpu buii,y fixed at n.
r. Join In this chIn,cfty, which will enable thn
Tub t1 c1Inrt,a.uee their Nmt-h0usc OIL tho tnnd
recently leNac,fthem by tho Common Council
, 1881-02-25

ha l,,"' l,n,"' fen:' 'sl.-'fhu Prince OF Wales and
Atdt,,n. " E's!nburg will l,u present 1T thu
tls t.rn. w SUNDAY htxt or the udrst so,, of
sawita wi"n ~, tt!hee. HeslIn Is nIreaty crowd
tlYusa ",,a.a'ng NJ. GUESTS. Including SPECIAL
'seount TorsinKton Will represent
, 1881-02-25
AT Gtj'. I1fl1TT2,

ST. 1.nu1s. Mn, Feb. .s.-Thu Gscnt wcsscrt,
Glhss Works, Ill tho corner Of .Iaetssnli n,l,l
burton streets, wcru l1aruKntl l,S iltu lust night
from sto,o1 IL S15GJ. LOSS c.lycrctl by Issl,r-
ullEG.
, 1881-02-25

TOnTLASp, No. i'ch. .t.-The I'resutnIlscot
pul1,wnre C,mpnny's mfil. ut North tiurIl.lt,,,
bilrilcd this morning. f.oss, $lI,Uo0; Insurance.
SltWD,
, 1881-02-25


TonoSTo. Chill. Fob. :i.-In tic eastcrn portion
nf tito maritime pr.lyinces tho wun.hcr WIS mild
Il heavy ellow IL fAl,InK elsewhere IN C,.,Inlt,
md It Ia very ctlu. Ihu temperature IN Untnrio
Ait Quebec is from zero tu ;Ei degrees below.
, 1881-02-25

In the Mystic krrwg stakes, = year-o1s, fntf-
mile. Flshrrttsnn wen, Monogram second, An
RelfA third: ttnr, :5A.
III ting tntio Mn half, nlt agcs. Little Ilcb won,
HayArd sccondt Moses third; time. J;13.s.
, 1881-02-25

lFkr II NnkFs RE1bf tC,tf u{ stiffptJifftt,,
rn," f..wr :. .,,s 'u,1",' ~, ,"a ,,s n'"' ',,.
. rne M G,S i, II s s%' ~" S. nri.a afs ~ mmf m
tt.s,lr. J.. I. l,ciny 'llle't NJ. !. "
,h, ~ ,,.t MixtnnM, stns wts ~ - s1mte r tnrr*t
WY l,aet:l ~ tho r.rr y:ar ayo, ind r' !''nt1c
T fnHs, fys yot mt MT ,h,,.o r,.oo. o,o,,a,
S =; ',s ssf; s ss':sf csI
Sr's,l ~ ii,itt i:'.i. "; u - mt aft tl''lc.'
,x & an 'Msy ~, "rsi, .nnt T. te t..hcr itt broko
tt'hlt,litl1ihH ny sth!e',,s,lt Mayer ttnrrisn
IT,. n.n tlht Isni,snncr ihnf'.hs would say lint
mut,sn It VIA st, ny lr,"it, y Ill.,. to IT a.' y
y Tim ChIcaYu st.wlgu which t.nr.rs it. hmt
ttttnlsrs anti tnya nre nnw lnkiIv their wntrr
nnh snnnu!aettlrrrs on tta, 8,,itt, mil
*orth itrnI,rht>, have ntnpln,d i,nyiiis
trom the river. The river IL Tilm"1;, TiH1 t.rcc,, r
withItt unt. fourth Ut mile III Tic rnt,n,. is
,Hesital'y M1rt svn,rr q! a'i,1'er, nnt y niw.
gets lnto tie cnttni uti,,n+ ir,,tn tho st,.,l orx,
which cnnlfllefct.+ III tho Town nr luke. ii
.,,,ncr ns t';sTs ; "na fsrn's e at il te
'!tstunta II the Entuulltirs wUiIli ri w1, tlIo
S',tth Furk I" the sItek Yards ttu'y wputl een il
that m4.ter VI, ,iet ,!tsa.t!cr III Tic l;t,"",.
,,mrlr ~. III ~ III ,,tn. % Tt, "I!E
~ it ~ tnJ @ ts. tne itlulr'n9 ~
t"n ~ t,,t. Es's un " & &mfxelort Mnuiu st iut!etl
Il, III. III ,. ,x". s,, ,,n, o.. ~ t.r
!,,E ' ~, LIT r., ""s Eum t u @ VIZ ly 4
i,,nr l. ~ VIZ ,s t,M .,, WIZ .o' & "nen.1rv.M rt
,,,It, tro,,, ;s ;, IT,. MG.M mGG,, e: "
~! i. ~, ., ~ i, I,Is % sM III. - n
VI III ,,. n'sn.. ,,' '. , ns moes Mth nt!A WIN
inw,rl t ,",t H., ,,,,I n !, Hmm Nv,
t,,t nr IL e.M ti ~ Mst uM's H. nMGn Wu!Itt pn:s
t,nttnr ~ @ t.,,y ,,, "." ~ mms ] t III III" ~. "
t1 ,n H." !i.s' XIV, MMtuL eGs tnlu tuu cntlai ~
VIVA u IL H., LIN sI. o"te" .aa1s WI
t,t" ~ I'M tau at aMu .h3 .'3 5"t'o' * VIII pe ILL.,
Mr sa IT, "t IN, crr,,',si ,o ,xo, IN ii, ,v,v II
wms t1,nt M" '''et'"P'c" '"' ""sor ~ asA why IL
""S '''''' r,,, r,x,,,.,r ,,,
T'iI: COMMUTE PhAS
co'ttl mt i'c trI:,l m tho South 1lranch. con-
HntGch Hi,l II, huston. Paris l.uIllo,. md uther
T!io Nnyor expressed bis willingness to MI
swer that ucalisl III ,,,lce. Win tho MD of soio
nk.ttutt!c3 unL ,,her primitive implements, h,
.lnllsie IL Showing nf tho situation uT tho l,ku-
Fr'nt. tt,a Crih, unA the en,nlntt syste.1i. lir
ihGH sail thnt tho Wnter Irnn Fullerton lyet,llu
Invariably tl0wc,l TINT ,Is ,orti, ail,i nuvrr v.t
within Il llc III tlir t'rit.
Mr: Mnr9tn s'll't that i6 must 'lcny that. fto
!Mtl tIneEu thG Mn!er ~ . f9". .hth4t. ilill Ire.
iuentiy !ou11'' that IL tfeidea ulreut!y towAnt
III Srnt
NJ! a1e hayoF acsliea thla scnrousy, anA statcd
an. ~ K str!Ss III lnets haa pfoVeu nut TUG
current WIS ih'Ar'ably little to tho t'1st Ut
alr. NorHnn psferttl to takc hls Honor Dut
y.
, 1881-02-25
Ttsns 'Ihr Jhft.} }ttH ~ sat.t FtI KH. Ittdfher
tQ h. III E.1l:ll IL | u u. E.,I .,... ittaIF.
t!1A IL III. tlAHEI ~ III |t....I 4 - 11y k.uW
paN j.. Ill., |aLltG( j. - IN. NJ. u ...... le!pnr.
ltsIh lltGG Ii Ill Ii. M..l ,1.lG GlnAr.

fFuu slnn1L IN seitsllrg. sMuIss41 etlLw.
barometer rttrrctHh fur trnipcntsurU elesat!un.
anil a*1tHHlntstna prEur. .. ..
MMa lE,u!N Temperature. ~! minimum taHpeEntnsp,
~ athll tmrus.Nset. AGt5 3va lspEtHUl!lutar. lsai
nlenss huMHlity, ~,
tttCAi}ts, FuA. gt-lt;t3 H. Ill.,.
, 1881-02-25

rAIHs, Fcb. n4.-'rl,e weekly statcment of
tho 1;ank Uf FgtEre sI,aws MI fncrcase Ut
4,4'fa, GU frnncs In silver md .,6iU,0ou fruucs
IN g0hl.
, 1881-02-25

Srsefnt Ditpatrh IN The Chtcapo Tribune.
JoSHsnlftO. lml.. Feb. GA ws,g&n ssinp anl
blacksmith Bhnp occupied by W. +. Wltuw. Ut
this plncc. wns totally destroyed by fire usE
'Elt, Lnss 70 stock md tu,,!s $l,.N0: fully in
stirred III tilu 4Efi Loss to buildings, $l,uJ: tiu
Insurance. -
III tho Hfalsr,t 1tsotiated Frf1s.
.1nSEsHo1ss.. Ind. Fcb. Il, List night tho
WMg!ih l!liu llneksn!th STOP uetni'iet tIy II. +.
NhItluck. with A11 tho contents, WIS Lurrctt.
tnzs ut stock Hl tuus. SLAM: fully Insured Ii,
tho 4stua. Lsssa On building, $l,tll: III isur-
NtIGC.
, 1881-02-25

Tic penpio have confidence In the Shakcrs'
SaFsAparllt,, hcc1ltlsp genuine EhHker rnetl-
clnc, prepared ly tho Canterbury Shakers, Shak-
Cr tilINvE, y, II.
, 1881-02-25
SpOR1'ING.
THE TURF.

ArdisTa. 0n.. Feb. s4.-At tho spring meeting
0f the Citizens Association Long Thw won II,
twO etrtght hcats In tho mllc.hea rncc; t!t,D,
1:f2:t. t:4a!i. Ilravn WIS tile nnIy antagonist
THO Hlic-ntld'a a. hnlf hAnuIchr wna won By Fair
Count, f!ceswinR second; ttMa,, .:4Sti, The milo
t1ash was won BY Emily T.. lctsn,an SECOND;
time. 1:4stt.
NEw OHt.EAS*. Feb. .1.-At the New Louisiana
.1"ckny Ct,It, cnrrlvnI meeting tho Charlcstown
Catess and National Lunccrs, OF Boston, were
prCstttt.
, 1881-02-25
tl0REH(luHp&1Ak

ty Invariably Cures Coughs.
COItls, fIonrscnoss. 6oro Thr0nts,
Asthma, Group, and nll Alice
tiOns OF tho Drcntl.ing Organs.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Oar Public sehoOI.


We spent q pleasant and entertaining
afsesoooa yesterday. in company with Mr..
clssinbersin, one of the superinlendcnls,
81 our public school Although the
sckosl session has lasted but month, q
notable improvement, mentally aud IN
department, is diseernable in Tie scholars.
which speaks well for th i proficiency Of
Miss Bailey, as an iustruetress. The
average daily attendance ii about fifty Of
a. intelligent. we'll behaved, and neatly
dressed children as can be found IN any
community. and as an evidence Of their
correct department there was but one on
athe stool of repentance when We enter
I'd the. building. although there we're three
nsmes on the blackboard ''in the bad
boys cornerR-two Of the boys had ex-
pressed, 70 The preceptress. an awakening
interest in the cause Of scholastic disci-
pssae and In consequences Of their conFer-
sion they were allowed that freedoms az.
corded 10 good children. but master IN
oorrlgible. although wearing 3 pleasant
face had not expressed himself in love
with the rules OF the school, and there nc
sat With collapsed pockets which had been
denuded Of something less than wheel
barrow load Of almost every known trink-
q which were shown rs among other like
valuables, which, for the time, enriched
the teachers MUSEUM. On the dismissal
Of school tie names Of those on The black
board we're wiped out, tops, bows and ar-
rows miniature, naste-board carts, pen.
kaives, &c. &C. were returned and The
happy possessors marched 10 TIE front
threshold, in solemn procession, and
then with a hop, step and jump, went
their NAY rejoicing. Our public school
under the management Of Hiss Bailey IS
m unauestioned success, and an intellect
ual enjoyment to visitors who wonld look
back a decade OF more. Of years when
they were young and trying TO master the
three Rs; ..readin', Eitin and rithmeilcn
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
eonnecra1fan ana constituting Of tEie
Masonic Ledge 80 Globe

On the 22d inst as previously an
nounced. the Masonic Lodge At This place
which has recently been perpetuatcd by
charter. from tie Grand Lodge Of New
Mexico, was duly censecrated and eonsli-
tuted. Tie ceremony took place at the
N. (. Church, Which was largely attend
eli. at the hour OF ? p. m, the members
Of the fraternity. numbering about forty
headed BY the Globe Pioneer Band,
marched from their lodge room in pro
cession 10 tie church. The appearance Of
The procession was Yeiw ereditable and
imposing, which was narslalled BY Mr.
Snyder. At the church TIE Impressive
cercmopies were performed. Prof. White
presided at the organ. while theehoiT con
sisted Of Mrs Fisk, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
White. Miss Salier. Mr. Wiley, Mr.. Hitch
cock and Master White. Mr. Norehead,
in fitting words, stated the object Of the
meeting. and introduced to the assembly
the Rolshipfui. Mr. J. w. Ellis, Past
Master, who oggiciased in place Of the
GRIND Master, 20 the consecFauon services,
as also orator Of the day, assisted BY Mr..
West as Deputy Grand Master Messrs.
II. w. Fisle and Skinner rs Sr- and j..
Grand Wardeus. Mr. Haskins as Grand
Secretary, Mr. @. c. Tebbs as Grand Chap
lain and Judge Porter As Grand Bible
Bearer. Miss salter rende.s yeesl solo.
Prayer, from stTadesla-in her usual
graceful style. After The opening prayer,
Nj. Ellis delivered the Grafton. which Was
auentigcly listened o and highly sppre-
ciated by a discerning assIience, who
sneak Of tic effort in terms Of eosnmenda-
ton. TIE Grafton was marked. full Of
zeal for masonry, aboanding in happy and
practical admonitions to tie craft, and no
one ia tie large assembly bat what WAS
deeply Impressed With the great idea Of
the orator as TO the aims and offsets Of
masonry. lis pure morality and freedom
from sectarianism. We quote some Of tle
many happy passages lie said: HWe have
as~ero1led TODAY as masons, greeted ~
vous Smiles. ladies' and gentlemen. on
day nleniara dc to ali Gf US, On q day bal
lowed BIZ Us ali. ~ q CAV natal 70 the bis
forv of orr freedom. tic anniversary q
tie birth Of the Father o. orr glorious re-
public, eur veneralAc b70flaer and pa'Ioii'
The noble George Washington, NEo
crowned With tie fame and honors q bis
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
sheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or An EXECUTION IS
, SIZED 0ut ~ and under tile seal 81 the
District court Of the First Judicial District
OF The Territory 81 Arizona in and for the
County OF Pinai. dated Jan 8. 1881. upon a
certain judgment against Thomas b. Jonrz
and in ia1ci Of Elizabeth a. Jones. Tor one
hundred dollafs and ten Her ceht interest,
and go SO costs. dated NAY 9, 1853. against
the personal and real property ofsaid Thoul-
as b Jones. { have levied upon nn alobe
dwelling % eight rooms and the lot 81 land
necessary Thereto. known IS Jones house.
sitnaie on the norIhefiy side Of Oak street
between Pine and Willow Streets ia tae
village Of Globe, rinal County, Arizona
Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of February 1881 40 10 o'riock q. ID. on
that day, on or about the said premises il
said Globe, ! VIII seil all the right, Title and
interest Of tits sSid Tbomns q Joles c6 in
and 10 the above described property ~ Pub
DC Auction 10 the liahc2t bidder for cash,
% satisfy the balance due on said execution
and All costs.
Dated, Globe. A. r.. Jan. 81. 1851
j. p. 9 ABRIEL, Sheriff.
feb5.f By GEO. =. TURNER, Deputy.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

y BUE BIRD MILL AND MINING
Company. Location OF principal place
OF Business. San Francisco, Calilornia.--Lo-
cation 81 works. Globe District Pinal coun-
~, Arizona.
Notice Is hereby gwen that az q meeting
Of the Board of directors, held on the Sth
day Of January, 1891. an assessment, No. T..
" Five cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of she corporation. payable
immediately, ia = s. Goli Coin. % the
Secretary. ai The oiiicc O. the company. No.
10. Market Street san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
snail remain unpaid on the l4th day 81 Feb
ruary, 1881. viii Dc delinquent, lad adver-
fise.i Tor sale 90 public auction; and unless
payment is made before VIII be sold on
Monday lic l{th DAY of Aarch. 1881. 70 pay
ihe ueijnquenf assessment Together with
costs 81 advertising antl expenses 81 sale.
By order oi tie Hoara &c Directors
W. III. KNIGHT. Secretary.
OFFIcE.-- No. 10, Market Street. san Fran
ciscO California. Jan. f5-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

10 Henderson. the poet merehant and
gent
l'rons loBdon and Paris and Hamburg
was sent
A ship lnad Of goods,
Splec.ed with care.
ofevegy variety. and styles very rares
ny his agenz selected
Regardless 81 cost,
AID insured lest the steamer
IN Pinal Greek might be lost.
But we are happy to say,
That Tina very day
The goods will arrive
And be sold 81 first cost. LIZ.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Rlo.noNp 30. I'D. Is. -

IlIIl- ~ ll------77 : % - -
The Mack Morris is working from 50 f.
60 men. and taking out The usual Quantity
Of ore daily. The main shaft Is being
sunk, rs also Wiaze on Tie ledge. Ris-
bridxer is sinking shaft on the East Rich
mond, which is now down about SO feet
ia very rich beoy Of ore G. ". Sharp
Is at work on the Silver Reef and taking
cut some very rich ore. Tie prospect is
very good. The 0'Neil Bros. ale working
assessment on the Great Eastern The
Basin would seem, to 3; stranger 70 be a
very quiet place. bat every person is at
work viii encouraging prospects
A MIXER.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
SPECIAL NoTIoEs.

AseH71eKn Der fAe Large CloSAHg
louf sale at E. +. Keliner.
Baelaisw s 0chos keep full Stock Of
Uloihirg and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hard and dry Wood for sale al the o.
* Corral, by the conl-er load.
French kid side button and front button
boots for ladies al scbein's
WestmeyeT received this week an in.
voice Of fine Cashmere and blauket lined
clothing also California blankets.
Ladies' stylish hats and gloves at Scbein's
Renenber phe Large Closing err
sale a Z. +. NelIner.
LADIES ready made suits aud wraps,
and a full lire Of Christmas goods at
Meyers s sehein's.
The finest assortment Of Lamps and
Chandeliers can Be found at Eaton &
FhAiley's.
Watches, clocks and jewelEy carefully
repaired and warranted at Geo Clarke's.
Shop It Hitchcock 3 Cos.
Weekly arrival Of Produce Of all kinds
and fresh California fruit at S. Klein
s Co.'S.
Jusr received a large invoice Of gents
clothing and furnishing goods At s.
Klein 4 Co.'S
Remesn0er ire Large Ciesins ems
sale "t 3. 7 Eelner.
Eaton 3 Bailey have just received the
finest assortment Of Crockery ever brought
ia this market. They are marked low
down.
Z. auction store, corner Of Push
L Broad ST. oyeralls, Cardigan Jackets,
and all kinds Of furnishing goods cheaper
than Ii cheapest
EateiI & Bailey Gun sell canned fruits
and vegetables al very low figures from
the fact thai they bought their supply last
fan before fbe advance
Hitchcock & CO. have splendid assort-
saent Of holiday goods, pew and fresh.
Albums Vases. Perfumes Soaps, &c. e
sou wantto give your sweetheart some.
thing 60 TO Hitchcock S Co.'S and buy Is
EeH3 em her the Large Closing
elnt STALE 1T 3. r. KcIlner.
IT S. not necessary 10 bty your supplies
by the ION 81 ear load 81 Eaton g Bailey
They break packages and sell jest whit
sou want and Is cheap IS i tlkcu 10
bulk.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Notice Of
Business.

Having determined to
Close out my Retail
business and to sell
nothing less than a
at a time, and
further, as soon as
Congress declares Pr
nal creek navigable,
viii sell nothing less
than a steamship load
of 1000 tons at a time,
[ will until then sell
all broken packages at
1876 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Charls.s Storms. an OLD man Of 50, has
been sent to bis last account IN Tomb.
stone. bg a kuilvi fred From pistol 10
tae band sf Like Short such deeds are
cuFst bs Heavens decree but, pt'tNisii-
Standing Luke may be aesudgea as hav-
inc actsd in selfdcfense. and + that plea
fails hiDl BE still has the emotional inssn-
ity dodge 70 fall back npon.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Furniture Sale.

Large mirror.
Medium size mirrors.
- lards Brussels carpets.
90 Yards more O. less Ingram carpet.
CbramOS.
Clock.
I center Table.
Double mattrasses-hair.
Feather pillows.
Shects
Pillow slips.
20 Yards iaee window cuFtains.
Cane seated chairs
Sets wasIlb0wls and pitchers.
4 Lamps.
2 ilcd-stcads.
Wash stands.
I side board.
Hat racks.
Quilts.
10 Beer glasses.
] Trsy.
3 Spilto0ns.
l'alior stove and pipes.
4 Cloak r;tcks and ether articles too nu
merons 10 lsrntioii- ART rIes neariy new.
sale takes place at stziio'. ncw building
Broad Slrect, Tuesday March ], 1851
Trglns cash on delivery.
GRO L. TURNER,
AGctioncer.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Loeation Of principal place Of business.
San Franriico. Cal
1Oca:i0n of Works Globe District. ella
County, Arizona, late Pinai County.
NOTICE There are delinquent upon
Tire following described Stock. on account
OF assessment No. Che. levied GA the
Eighth dag 81 January, 1851. ihc several
amounts ket opposite the names Of the re-
spectfye Shareholders 81 follows.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Electric Relief.
Fer Internal 4 FxfernaI Use.

This Is the greafeet medicine that ever
came before suffering humanity. IL cures
nervous and sirA headache. sore throat,
fo0thaehe collie cramps aud dyscnfery
neuralgia. earache. rheumatism. coughs and
colds, Sprains, bruises etc., Inflammation 81
tAe kidneys, jiphihe-in. Group and caiarrll.
SPINAL and urinary diseases &c Is o sure
cure for poisonous nseci bites, and viii re
iieye al pains aid aehrs Ia : few minutes.
Try the E'ecgric Relief and convince your
self Of is great hea ing powers. 10 leayes
40 bad effect OBJ The $ stem For sale Dy
MADAME 5 HARGER, agent, next door
70 the Pioneer llrug store. feh26-lm
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

On The IS ballot in the Pennsylvania
Legislature, ] J. Mitchell nii-eamero1e
Of Tioga County. was elected Y ,. SENT
Tor. Wallace receiving the Democratic
vote.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

RAxBoz CkMp, Feb. 24fh, 1881.
EDToR SILVER BEIT: After running
The tunnel on the Democrat mine. silusted
ueur Tie Famous Centennial. about % feet
from the point Of starting, the vein was
struck yesterday, and the first BIAS in the
ledge exposed ore that Viii assay from two
to three hundred ozs. per ton. We are
unable SIS vet to determine the width Of
the ore body. until the tunnel reaches the
North or hanging uall, but from indica-
tions on tlse sgrface. tie vein looks to bc
from six 10 eight feet wide. And there IS
every indication Of an immense deposit Of
ore below which the iunnel has undoubl-
edly already pierced, some sixty feet from
tie surface "a sbe summit Of tie hill.
Aud Indeed, sir. if there IS anything IN
general surface indications and rich orc
70 start on. the McNillen and Mack Nor
ais aud All other boDanzas had better look
70 tlcir 4aurels, or tbetruc old Jeffesonian
Democratic bonanza viii eclipse them ali.
And fIosn appearances. Mcdonnell and
Hise IN the shaft they are sinking on the
lst n. +. extension Of Tie Centennial, arc
approaching a body or Gre The rock in
which they are working At present is sye
mite, bui is becoming more stained With
mineral, which is undoubtedly most fiat
tenng sign for ore clcee a. hand, and
Which on this claim + enormously rich,
and Rheneyer struck Viii pay well. 90
for it gentlemen. we wish you abundant
success. TIEMP0.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

The Citizen says the Z. z & sania Fe
and S. T. roads win connect by she 1st Of
Tuesday next and liai through
trains viii run in ten days thereafter.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

4. l. Stiles Of Tucson left Globe for
home present week. He is lawyer Of
repule and tx editor.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
81. :. Pendega@t,

Where arc youl Teieggsph 70 702 Suffer
Street. s. il. and wait for letter.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Two b4rs 1882 ozs silver, was shipped
Yesterday from The Chrome The mine IS
looking well.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
To the Public.

~ 0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= Geo. II. sisson has hern reiusiated a.
agent aud William brard. Superintent OF
the CODE City Mining Company.
W d. DU PUY.
ieb l9-4t Super ntendent.