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Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

J. F.. Bailey has sunk well 102 feet deep on the route from Globe to Wilcox, via Stafford on the the San Simon, which affords an abundant supply of water The distance from Bow ic station to this water. ing place is Is miles; and from Huges- vile, 20 miles. It is claimed that the road vla this route is the hest from Globe to Wilcox, As well as attording a good supply of water, at convenient distances, the entire distance. Mir. B. intends hay. ing commodious buildings at the well for the accommodation of freigh'ers and wayfarers.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

EDITOR BELT:-As our county election will shortly take place, l would suggest that it would be advisable for our County Recorder to write without delay 10 the Recorders of Pinal and Maricopa cOun. ties for certified copies if the originals cannot be had) of the Registration lists of Globe and McMillen as well as other poll ing places, in order that they may be ready for use on the day of election. Res idents who registered in Florence and Ph9nix, but now reside in tie new coun- ty, must write for their individual Gerlit- cates. OSCAR NJ. BROWN.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
New Advertisements. "A
For Sale or Lease.

The Champion Mill, on reasonable terms. Capacity 10 to 12 tons per tNcnty.four hours. having inc Salt Process and lmprov. ed Pans there is great saving of salt and fbetter results from ore than any other mir, can give without .hcm. For further pnrti sulars apply 10 EkToN & BAILEY. A mch l2-u
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

JAMES PAsCoE is now at home in hIs new and we'll appointed restaurant, oppo. site Benhrook & Robbins saloon He is doing thriving business, and from his aptitude in managing tho cuisine depart ment he is certain to increase it.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

OFFICES on Globes immediate telegraph circuit are, San Carlos, Camp Thomas
 Fort Grant, Tucson, Camp Lowell, Flor
 ence, Maricopa, Phoenix, Wickenburg, Prescott, Verde, Dos Cabezas, Fort Bowie, Shakespeare Camp Apache, Arizona, and Silver City, New Mexico. The latter is transfer office for New Mexico and Texas.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

THE recent rains seem to have covered a large extent of country. This pllce, Florence, Pinal, San Carlos, Camp Thom, as and Fort Grant have been greatly ben. efitted by it. The Pinal mountains arc covered with snow.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

OUR esteemed friend, Mrs F. F. Webber died of pneumonia, in Willcox, A. T., on the Is, inst. She was one of the early res idents of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

THURSDAY next, is Saint Patrick's day which will witness Shamrock and three leafed,clover "walking round" in proces, sions, and elsewhere. "St. Patrick was a gentleman, who lived in Dublin City in which be built church and on it put q s,yeple"
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

THE frequent mention of Robh's poetry by our contemporary, the Chronicle, indi, catcs that it is diSpcptic. We would ad. wise an emetic, in order that the agony might be thrown out in a single issue.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
BLUE BIRD MILL X MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business San Francisco, Cal.
 Location of Works, Globe District, Gila County, Arizpna, late Pinal County.
 NOTICE There are delinquent, upon the following described Stock, on account ol Assessment No. One, levied on the Eighth day of January, 1881, the several amounts set opposite the names of the re- specIive Shareholders as follows:
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

K. r. KELINER's mill will soon start oi a six month run. He has fourteen men d work on the road.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

BoLINGER's furnace, on Mineral Creek, is now completed and ready for the reduc. ton of copper orc, of which there is an abundant supply.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Westmeyer received this week an in voice of fine Cassimere and blanket lined clothing, also California blankets.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

TIE Globe, Mexican and Stonewal Jackson mills are running, and giving sat isfactOry results.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Trustee log 10000 300 % And m accordance with law, and an order of the Boar, of Di' ectors, mad. on the S'h day of January, 1881, so many shares of leach parcel Of Sucn Stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, No 10 Market Street. on Monday the i4th day of March, 1881. at the hour of o'clock, p. m, of such day. to pay delinquent Assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. W. II. KNIGHT, Secretary.
 Office, No. 10, Market St., San Francisco, California. feb 36-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Watches, clocks and iewelry careful, repaired and warranted at Geo. Clarkc's Shop at Hitchcock & Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

NJ. K. KING is now sole proprietor of the Vail bakery. Those who patronize King are sure to get tbeir moneys worth
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

S. GILsoN and family have removed to the Tiffany well. Having commodous and neatly furnished house, they will be
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Hard and dry Wood for sale at the O. K. Corral, by the cord or load.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
Wns. MUrnky.

Present incumbent offers himself as a candi- vtate for the office ofSHERIFF orCfila Coun- ty at the election to be held on the lst Mon. day in April.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

THE sale of the Mexican Mill to the Mack Morris Company, has been consum mated.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

A number of new buildings are in course of erection.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

WE refer to candidate column for names of persons competing for office.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

SERVICES at NJ. K. Church Sunday even, ing at 711a o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
Below Cost,

My Superior facilities of buying di- rect at Paris, London, Berlin and St. Petersburg. coupled with beng the only(?) merchant who has con- trac. for low freight with the U. F., c. P. and $. P. Railroads, enables me to distance all other mongers in Globe and the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Eaton & Bailey have just received tn finest assortment of Crockcry ever brough in this market. They are marked lov down.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
Geo. E. Turner. Sr..

requests us to present him to the electors of tiila County as Il candidate for the office of SHERIFF.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

l. X. l.. Auction Store, corner of Pusl S Broad St. Overalls, Cardigan Jackets and all kinds of furnishing goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
We are authorized to announce
 Ben. P;sScOe

as an Independent candidate for the office ': SHERIFF of Gila County, at the en- suing election.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
M. Whala1,
G. k. Morse

hereby announces himself q candidate for the office of SHERIFF of Gila County election April f, 1881.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

HAMMoN < Taylor know just what is required to instruct the mind and tickle the fancy. Their collection of standard literature supplies long required want They have cheap editions SO that no Sne may be deprived of necessary mental food Seaside and Franklin square libraries, as also school books, are upon their shelves.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
We arc authorized to announce
 w. E. Spence.

of Globe, as an Independent candidate for RECORDER of Gila County at the election
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
We are authorized to announce
 G. S. Val, Wagenen

as a Candidate for the office of COUNTY TREASURER, ot Gila County--election Isl Monday iL April.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

At the Los Angeles Fruit Depot large and choice selection of fresh Fruit, Butter Eggs, Cheese, Honey, Candies, Nuts and fancy Groceries can be found constantly on hand. Please call and examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Hitchcock & Co. have splendid assort- ment of holiday goods, new and frees's Albums, Vases, Perfumes, Soaps, sc. If
 you want to give your sweetheart some thing go to Hitchcock & Co.'s and buy it.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
Political Announcements.
FOR RECORDER.
 Chas, T. Martin.

the present incumbent is candidate for the office of Recorder of Giia County ut the elcc- tion in April.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
P. B. Miller

Announces himself a candidate for COUN- TY RECORDER, of Gila County-election April 4th, next eEsuing.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bu.kalew < Ochoa keep full Stock of Clethirg and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

The finest assortment of Lamps and Chandeliers can be found at Eaton & Bailey's.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

Eaton 6 Bailey can sell canned fruits and vegetables at very low figures iron the fact that they bought their supply last fall before the advance.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
BuI.LIoN shipped, $92, 800.

MINING progressing favorably.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

It is not necessary to buy your supplies by the ton or car load of Eaton & Bailey They break packages and sell just whai you want and as cheap as if taken in bulk
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
EI. de. Kennedy

hereby announces himself a candidate for The office of RECORDER of Gila County at election April 4th.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12
Notice.

VT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL NOTA- \ ries public in that portion Of the respec- tive Counties of M.ricopa anl Pinal whhh lave recently been formed into the County of Giia, shall return their commissions to the Governor of the Territory in order that new ones may be issued in accordance with the law. D. ROBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-03-12

FOR PR DBATE JUDGE,
 G. A. Swasey offers himself to the people of the County of Gila as an Independent candidate for the office of Probate Judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
The WAITER COupANt,
President Thomas j. Ea,hanf
Resigned.

The President of the Water Com
pany, Judge I. j. Latham, has re-
signed. The resignation was rendered
several days ago, but has not yet
been accepted by the company, though
it perhaps will be when the Directors
next meet. During the eighteen
months Judge Latham has been at
the head of the Water Company he
has labored earnestly and faithfully,
giving SO much of his time to the de-
mands Of the place that his other
business had necessarily to be much
neglected, and the onerous duties of
his position, together with desire to
have moro time to attend to other
matters, is the only incentive which
has impelled Judge Latham to with
draw from the place he has so
satisfactorily fulfilled. A vast amount
of improvements have been in.
augurated by the Water Com
pany since it has been under
Judge Latham's management. He
retires with the company in good con-
dition, aud with prospects of it being
able at an early day to satisfy all public
demands, except perhaps that Of
supplying water from the Mississippi
river. This it is generally felt, will
be necessary change ere the Water
Company can perform its duty to the
public as it should. The company has
just completed its new we'll, consid-
cradle quantity Of new machinery has
arrived, and eight car loads more are
under way, and approaching to enlarge
the works and increase their capacity.
When the proposed additions are flu
ished, it is thought there need be no
complaint Of shortage in the water
supply.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Jeans Senators.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Sarah Bernhardt says size will play
comedy no more. She is sick Of it.
Modjeska has been playing to poor
business lately at the Prince Theater,
London.
Comic opera is overdone in London,
and French plays are not received
with the fervor which formerly at
tended them.
The Roman Students have done a
thriving business here, and drawn
large and we'll pleased audiences. They
have also given good entertainments.
Maretzek, the operatic leader, is
giving summer night concerts at the
Highland House, Cincinnati. Thirty
years ago he managed the leading
opera troupe Of this country.
The Hayerly Minstrel party, ssven-
ty-five strong, all colored, Web Sykes
included, went over as second GLASS
passengers on the steamship Wyoming.
The party appear first in London.
A daughter of Mrs. Lippincott
(Grace Greenwood is to support Gen.
evieve Ward next season. The young
lady and her mother went abroad with
Miss Ward and are her guests this
summer.
The Troubadoss, to play here in
tho fall, are spending $500 on a new
play. They divide profits by giving
Salisbury and wife 40 per cent, John
Webster and wife 40 per cent, and
frank Maeder 20 per cent.
Milton Mobiles was married a few
days since to Dolly Woolwine, a Gin.
cinnati sill sho last season played
-oubrette i, the Mobiles Company.
Nr. snl Nlr'.s Iobles reside at 139
First Plao-, , 'ooklyu, New York,
Mary Anl~r,ol and her step father,
Dr.. Griffin sent their congratulations
by Telegraph to niece Of Mrs. Jude
Irving Il,l,er, Vii Matte Bruce Il!
C,vinNon, Ky, aud DR.. Reynold', 81
4 'ui>yil w'c1 they were m,rrie !
last We Incsliy.
Halt d ~ years ago tn IT.,
comedian, Rrp D.IIa-, was ovid
ere | to b. u'rti qiar'er of \ ia =
lion. His viz, f'rmer d'n'u.s' :
popul,r in y-ars zone By. At SIS Uc-
cans an el'evh'r, west, /, NV a
sea distress and C in, hard : ! d3lar a
dry.
A nav thea'cr, t, be cid the
Grand 0poraho u.s., is in course OF
construction at B.o'klyn, y v FORK,
to be comple'eI by the end Of this
year. 1t will b. of brick, with a
brown ston, front, 20 By ID feet, and
Y feet hith, the Cost being $4,000.
l. ocaTpics the site Of the Elm Place
Opugregational Church, recently de-
royed By fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16

plies back numbers Of any periodical
and also receives orders for any book
or newspaper published in the United
States. He keeps open on Sunday
morning until noon.
|. To get a choice fish for Sunday din
ner, call on Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and
Al Jefferson tomorrow Sunday
morning, between 8 and 10 o'clock.
Martin Cohen, the halter, 2l9 Main,
is closing out his stock of summer
hats Of all grades at greatly reduced
prices. The stock has been thinned
out by his heavy sales, yet he still has
on hand large variety Of styles, some
of which will suit the most fastidious
hat weArer. To secure good, stylish
hat at low. prices, call on Cohen, 219
Main,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
LEoaER LINES


Fine teas Lyle d Shield.
LEDGER Bindery, IL Madison.
Creamery butter. Lytlo & Shields.
is SIS as usual, Sunday , p M, on
deck.
Onions, very cheap. Ike A. Chase,
220 Front.
LEDGER job printing Office, ID Mad
son street.
Showers are badly needed all around
the circle.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
John Duttlinger's old grocery stand,
1877 Main, is for rent.
To morrow is the seventh Sunday
after Trinity and the 19S,h day OF the
year.
Eighty-two a sunrise and four de
grees warmer than yesterday at the
same time.
Among the attractions for to-mor-
row the Terpsichoroan Club will give
a picnic at Cottage Grove.
The moon changes and enters its
last quarter late tomorrow night, aud
it will not rise until nearly half past
ten tonight.
Two weeks this morning stree the
startling news came that the President
had been shot He still lives, and it
is now thought he is out CT danger.
The Land League Society have an
article elsewhere to-day, telling all
about how the money handled has
been disposed of. 1t is good reading.
Red Snappers at Victor D. Fuchs,
80 and Al Jefferson. His store will be
open on Sunday morning from s to 10
o'clock.
1t was a fashionable and a nice
crowd, nearly thousand in number,
that met at Estival Park last night
THE music was excellent and every
body enjoyed it.
In the river valley Is the south OF
this cotton has not yet suffered fol
moisture, but it will ere long unless q
rain visits that section; corn, however,
is badly dried up.
The dangerous pit falls left uu,
guarded after night where streets are
undergoing repair, is bad for persons
who fail to keep their eyes ahead and
around all at once.
"a Beautiful Wretch" by VIM
Black, and large line of other new
works in cheap series. North Ameri
can Review, Harper's Magazine, Mil
liner and Dressmaker, for August, at
Mansford's, 298 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16

sid all sus~ human laws. Nor will
amy be 50 bold as to declare that such
demand is not fair and honest. Firmly
convinced of the truth and justice of
the cause, we would urge upon all who
are able to aid, as far as in their power,
in the furthersnce of so laudable an
object.
To give, with as little inconvenience
as possible, an opportunity to all to
contribute their mite. The following
named gentlemen have been author
lied by the League to receive suDscrip-
tons: John j. Shea, John Calvin,
Thomas Delaney. John Clayin, Cap
taid Cleary AMI Frank Nelligan.
By order
John j. MASON, Rec SeO'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
MCKEgS Csc SHIRT.
UnIaundried Shirts and Cent?
Furnishing Goods, full stock and
special prices this week, at
GERBEsE 81 aSETTE'S,
la 267 Tain street.
Personal.

w. A. Wheatley offers some very
nice summer residences to those who
intend to spend the summer at home.
They are cheap The "stay-at.homes"
would do we'll to look at his list and
give him a cal.
Mr.. Frank Wright, a young man
whose relatives reside on Rayburn
avenue, in this city, was shot in the
left shoulder o. the 1lth inst. by a
tramp, at St. Johns, Illinois. The
wound is painful but not dangerous.
Summer shoes of all grades and
styles for either ladies or gentlemen
can be bought at cost from A. K.
Sloan, 22l Main. He is anxious to
close out the remnant of his summer
stock to make room for fall goods. A
bargain in shoes can be secured by
calling on A X. Sloan.
All the latest magazines, neWsps-
pers, novels, Seaside Library aud cur
rent literature generally can be had OF
Billy Li.ben, 23Gl Main. Billy sup
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Union street Congregational church
Services beginning at 7:45 pm,
conducted by Rev. N. NJ. Long.
Cumberland Presbyterian church!
Court street-Servioe at IL am. No
service at night. IL. A. Jones, pastor.
Second Presbyterian church, corner
Main and Beal streets-Sabbath school
at $3.50 am, No services tomorrow.
Linden street Christian church.
Sunday.school 300 am; Lords sup
per lO;3O a m; preaching IL and 8
pm. j. NJ. Tribe, pastor.
First Presbyterian church, corner
P'ird and Poplar-Preaching at II
IN. by the Rev. Eugene Daniel,
pas;rr. and at 8 pm. by the Rev. b.
\. Jones.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Buy Pitcher Pumps of Browne.
Val. BIatx'E Milwaukee Beer,
ICE-COLD,
ON tap at Peter MentgeA' Saloon,
No. Is Adams &c.
Almost an Accident.

Last night while Mr.. Ed. Fisher
with a lady occupying buggy, was
driving across the excayated street
near the corner Of Main and Monroe
streets the buggy and horse got into a
tangle. The horse became excited
and was with much difficulty restrain
ed by persons near from making a
general wreck of himself and the We
hicle. The excavating work was
done by Mr.. Larkin on account Of
Mr.. Piper, the contractor on behalf Of
the city. The only part Of the work
which tho street car company has
anything TO DO, is that of laying their
track over the new work as the paving
progresses, and the Superintendent Of
company Mr.. Semmes, says, if anyone
is to blame it is not tho company or its
representatives,. Those who dig tho
holes and render the streets impas-
sable, should erect barbados or pro-
vide other signs Of warning TO save
people from breaking their nocks at
dangerous places,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16

The gieat spectacular pay Of
Michael Strogoff which we are to have
in this country next winter as per-
formed in Paris, requires 600 people
in its representation. There are so
machinisis, 400 figures in the marches,
50 dancers, 50 musicians, 40 costumers
and 30 artists. There are also 30
horses and donkey which figure in
the piece. It costs 5000 each night
to run it, and the play has passed ia
2iOth consecutive night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Jeans Senators.
II nors 10 a Priest.

The Rev. NJ. D, Lilly, formerly pas
tor Of st. Peters church in this city,
and popularity known to large circle,
it il stated has been recently elected
to the position OF the Dominican Or
der Of Priesthood in the United
States. This is the highest honor that
can be obtained ia the Dominion Or
der, and is graceful compliment to
the eminent ability Of the worthy
priest upon whom it has been be-
slowed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Ts'Iymi Pork.

Tho cooling shades of Estival, with
its musical attraction, drew large
crowd last night. The entertainments
was in every respect pleasing, and the
lashionall. audience enjoyed it to the
full. The Roman Students performed
IN their uaual novel stylo. and with
the graceful ease of the accomplished
musicians they arc. Many Of their
selections we're encored. Dora Gordon
Steele sang with her usual expression
aud smoothness, her numbers being
Yeuzano's grand waltz and Proch's
Alpine Horn" In response to the
first encore she favored the audience
with "Suwanee River, and to the last
another selection. The Students
are to give another performance
to night. A sacred concert is also ar
ranged for tomorrow night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
July1lth. 1881.

The above statement shows that
every dollar collected has been prop
erly applied in assistiog the National
Land League Of Ireland - put a stop
to the system Of rack.rcnGng, which
swallows up the labor OF the tenant
farmers Of ireland, and leaves them
without a sufficiency Of the necessaries
Of life. Surely an organization whose
object is to SECURE to the toiler the
just reward Of his labor, is in full &C.
cord with every social and msIaliigh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Timber for the stake.

Little Rock Democrat. l4l
The arrest of James Wright. the
human devil chqrred with selling the
virtue of his wife to negroes, was duly
chronicled in our columns. together
with his fine in the Police Court
small, but the limit allowed by law.
1t will be remembered that we called
the attention of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Vaughan to the case, and it noW
gives us pleasure to state that that
efficient officer has been the means Of
meeting out further punish ment to
the contemplate scoundrel. He fled
Information before Magistrate Howe
aud on yesterday proved tbc
charges so conclus;vely that the
magistrate fined him $3.50 and sen.
fenced him to pn9 years imprisonment
In the county jail. As a matter Of
course, he c9nnot pay the fine. which
adds two hundred and fifty DAYS IN
his term. Ia all, including costs he
will be confined six hundred and
thirty seven days. This is the iull
extent of the law. Means should now
be obtained whereby he could
be made TO labor ten hours
every day Of the term he,
is 70 be imprisoned. And then he,
should be taken out, tried by court
martial and shot. On his way to lain
ne said when he got out he would be A.
hotter man. God knows there is,
room. During the trial he did not
open his mouth in his behalf Hiss
wife, a poor, weak little thing, is t.,
return at once to her mother. who,
resides at Hot Springs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Grand Fishing Excursrou.

The steamer Rene Macready will
cave here on Tuesday, July 10Th, on
a grand fishing excursion to one of the
fin st lakes in Arkansaw, the boat
r Gaining three days, giving those
wro go plenty Of time to enjoy the.
sport. Tickets only Sc, which in
cuies meas, stetoroomS and plenty of
ce for ali, l2l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-16
Jeans Senators.

The hideous face of the dastardly
Guiteau is shown up in various shops
and windows. 1t is not as pleasant TO
look upon as that of the vocalist, Dora
Gordon Steele, which is exhibited in
other windows mot by way ofcontrast,
but merely as a reminder that the ac-
complished lady is singing at Estival
D,L