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Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
GLOBE DISTRICT.
MfnIng News.

8IinIHg News
 AIessrs. Vail and Pascoe have recently purchased one half of the Red Rover mine and S. W. extension. and work is now go 1 ing on under the supervision of Messrs. Vail & Hayse. who report encouragingly. There is now shaft 90 feet deep, a tun ael 100 feet long, besides several other lesser shafis and prospect holes on these properties: they have now lel coItrac On the tunnel and will sh rtly c1i the vein.
 Work has been resumed on the Morn. ing Star iy its owners. who are the Ioca- 'ors. This mine has produced some won deTful rich ore, and the probabilities are hal more will be found in doing ihh work. This claim joins ibe Red Rover on the N E.
 Nc are in receipt of some valuable in- formation regarding the Emeline mine in relation to the ore now in sight, which isl estimated 10 be .1o0 tons by actual meas urement. This ore milled, at tue Arizona- Mexican mill, 97 ozs.
 As work progresses on the Independence mine, the showing is equal to our expec- aiioDs. We have been shown assays made by F " Wilmans and E. o. Kennedy on orc from this mine, taken at the depth of i20 feet, uitb tl,e following results: As says made by F. " Wilmans. Assay NJ. ..-s-...--..-....--.- Sl9l 67
 ----...----.--.--.---. a59 fi
 s.t-.-.-,--..---- -,-.--..s- 2Ql sc
 By P. Q. Kennedy
 Assay No. r.. -,..-............-.. s29o is
 1..-r...-..---.....-...- l50 57
 The assays made by Wilmans was from ore in thc southwest end of the drifs, and that by Kennedy from ore from northeast end of drift, distance of 30 feel, the ore body showing continuously the fun length ! of drift
 The latest reports from tbe Daisy mine are highly encouraging. The Daisy is ,ituaed six hundred yards west of the Golden Eagle, near tbe entrance to Lost Galch, and is owned by the Willman Bros, Mir Taylor and George Newton. The vein has been opened for the length of 40 feet hy tunnel and the ore. which carries gold in free state. assays from Sl2 to Ss0-
 Work is being prosecRed actively on he Moonlight mine In Gold Hin The lcpth of the slaft at present is fIfieen feet and the ere looks well.
 Mir Coplin has justreuned from a ts7p 10 Reno and the Tcnto mining country. He reports tlia portion of our prospective .ounsy rapidly filling up Witb a class of :perssiic miners and prospeeiors, all at ractcd by the favorable outlook of a nun ,cr of gold and silver mines recently opened. Gbe Last Chance is reported old, and party of moneyed men are on he spot experimenting work on the 3rown Bros. mine. wbieh property thcy ntend 10 buy. having already made pan ash payment for same.
 A telegram has been received in Globe bat |. E. Smith os the Irene NH < Min ng Company. would be here by Inc 10th f January. to resume work on the mill
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
AeEser Llas.

List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Globe, 4. T., January 1, 1881
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

We neither shoot our mOutho9, But what Ne say, we mean, nor do we im- pose on the ereduliiy of the simple, by Over charging F.fty per cent. and thea
 Offering 70 Discount FiYe.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Peraous calling for ibe above advertised letters, please say advertised
 ". E SPENCE, P. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

Sheriff Gabriel wits hare the present week, as gleaner in the taa field, and no lonbi discovered much tlre among Gle
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01
mAFrlea

At Florence. on Christmas night, ". E.. thean6 tc Miss Dougiaas.
 nft1 James Nelson Of pnenmoria she pfsssat
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-01

As ga Index of what may Reasonably eex-
 pccted of us in the future Wc pelnt to the
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-21

SPEAKER SHARPE has been criticised
for ingratitude to Mr.. Conkling, and
he took occasion yesterday to notice
these criticisms. The friends of Mr..
Oonkling, Speaker Sharpe included,
have certainly stood by him with as
much loyalty as could be expected
by the most exacting. But when
the ex-senator insists on leapine
over a precipice, it is too much tc
expect that all his friends shall fol.
low his example, and especially tc
charge them with ingratitude if they
fail to take the leap. Mr.. Conkling's
friends have been exceedingly loya
and the charge of ingratitude comes
with a bad grace. Had they de.
serted him much earlier they woulc
have been justiiable.
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of a viper. even TO the green color. He
has, besides, the viper habit of changing
or shedding his skin every year. The
skin comes off in single piece, and not,
as might be supposed, in parts. On the
mans head there is not single hair. A
sister of this man who died short time
ago manifested the same phenomenon. and
toward the close Of her life began slowly
to grow blind, owing to the viper's skin
encroaching on the eyes to such an extent
that she could only see through q marrow
aperture at each eye. The same thing ID
row happening to the brother He can
scarcely see any object, and the head pre-
sents the repulsive aspect of s..viper. In
Cuautia these unhappy beings have beer
known as the viper man and woman, and
the phenomenon is attributed to the fac
| that their mother ate an excess of viper
| meat to cure disease of the blood. II
Cuba it is common practice for people t.
| eat viper's meat as remedy for blooc
diseases.
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THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1881.

The people of Cincinnati are en-
ioying lively discussion over their
Southern road, which is to be leased
next month, provided the bids of
lesses are satisfactory. Some of the
papers there are warning the people
not to expect too high rental for
it, while others encourage them to
expect a great deal. The probability
is that the trustees will not accept
any low bids, and who ever gets the
road must pay well for it. The road
is good property and will doubtless
rent for good price, but whatever
person or company gets it, to make
it pay, must have a Knoxville con-
nection, and then see that the Blue
Ridge Road is contracted at once.
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Vtper Men and Women.

From the Santa Fe New Mexican.
At Gusdalsjara there exists an individ-
uxl having scsly skin exactly like that
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StOnewaIl JacksOn'S ReSigna.
ton and What 1T Accom-.
Dlished.

Major Fl. X. Douglas in the Philadelphia
~ Weekly Times.
Mr.. Davis has entirely ignored an
event which it seems to me was of
sufficient Importance to have re-
quired explanation. In January,
1862, Stonewall jackson resigned
his commission as major~general in
the Confederate arlny-an act not as
startling to think of now as it was
then, and one which Mr.. Davis
could not have forgotten. Jack
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too great, and had he failed he
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q state of affairs which threatened
to destroy the morale and organiza-
ton of the little army of the Valley
district. General jackson was
charged with favoritism and his old
brigade was hooted at and tainted
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6 fQM ION EN-| "hL.i uT VALuA
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IL Iho chaLcarT csus5 "i j. x laytugan emo
others ggsi-ai a, Y. R0heT ard ii, sid Others
the uatsrsigaed. commissioners therein ns1r I'D ,
will oi:r for s.ie by pubic auction, p. the front
door III II Court HGus3 OF rad city. on SAT-
UEDAI, the z1.h day OF Sep:ag:ber 1881. 1T
j. c.ocE ID, he following pcOpGrly, VIZ:
/. HOUSE sad LOT On the cqs. site ot ,Ya:h-
lnRton street. heg'nD'cg l59 foe. narth os Gsu.-
eron street iud rt,n2ing tE4DCa south on Tssn-
lnRon street - toot inchH3; III snce cast par
10. 10 Cameron s,Tc5t lC0 test; lueT. - "nrt1 o,c
sI'ei to "osa;na12n street 10 tat! inchos
thence With Il g.? TX ht line TO the bepir.
Z HOUSE and LOT on IL @ OF: / SIDE Cf Eire
street, beginning on King street OIL tie Cast sido
Ola feet III in. siey, distant a 3,l2 f.et from
Washington stras'i LGenC2 Oh -aiI tl.av roIta
parallel TO Washir GtJn s.ree. IS ."et iaChes !:
thehco ca3t parS.isl 20 KING s.re=. . f.,i ,nu 3
TO Inc southwest corner o. 6, p;icS Unt building
thence tLe same CourPo COLluuet .t0ng tue
souin wall OF .aid ou. building u tho Middle #
the psr'lIlJH WILL thereof; tnci.cs thrlu.h the
middle Oi said partition Wall 2orth i7y. 4 in 20
th9 line CT Christopher Nea!es lot, taa aou.n
s!de OF 8 btick sal; thence witn lhn south 81 Q
OF rtl1 Wali eAst parallel 30 hin9 s.re"t 5 lcot
inches thence south parallel 40 %'Gsuiaatua e.
% ieel to h,nG street; iacAcs West ca King e.
10 1861 . lnchc: 10 the be&llni3S via .ae II. It
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3. Two HOUSES and LOTS On .he w.st side
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Terms cT sale: Ten pec c-Rt Of the purchs.
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KY FIhTUE & Of deed of trus. executed by
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!, pa1o e.. ths suDscriDhr, as trus.ea in the said
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