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| .poRr UCRoS Mich, Aug. o1.-Passcd up
PropelIers Northerncr Nashua, brunswick,
Wlll1nm Rudolph with Z. uurmon uud coueort,
| Ithodn Lewis 2ud bargcs.
Dowu-propellcrs Avon, Plymouth and bargcs,
Iron Age and consort, Lothair and barge5.
Music and bargc5; schooncrs Red, White and
BIuc. P. S. A1ursb, Havana, Amy Fltzhush,
Florida, II. J. Wilcox, U Unadllla; tug Jonn oWcn
and raft
Wind north, gentle; weathe. ilnc.
poKT HunOS, Mich, Aug. :0-o:G0 p. m
Passed up-Propcllcrs William II. Burnum. Tc-
! cumseh, ST. Louis, v. Swain with Wabash and
consort: schooucrs George Murray. JAMES
Couch, Erasrus Corning. Tin Baker, Sareland,
aud 0nonta.-
Down-propellers India. Europe, Milwaukee.
Iehigh with schooner Schuylkl, J. Chafcc and
barccs, Henry Howard and bargcs. o. TOWN.
send and consorr, William Cowlc and barxcs.
I'rndivllle ind bargcs; schoongrs Nellie lseding-
tou, Homer ~ slartin, ~ T. WILLIAMS; E: Jonss'
Golden West. Coshuck, Hartford. Enrbarfan'
vi Wind northwest, s fresh. wcathcr cloudy.
PORT CoLDoKSE.
Special Dispateh to 1he CHICAGO 1rtouns
PoRr Co1BtlSE, Out. Aug. o-Passeu down
-schoot,ers Willie keller. Toledo to oswcgo3,
corn: puI:lsk Detroit to Kingston, wheat; ..
T. Kuthertos Toe4o 70 wIcat eo[ nroneier @
4ircudia, Toledo to Montreal general caFtS: t.,o
Up-Schooners Comanchc, Oswcgo 70 Cnica-
stcaln. St., barge Lincoln and consor,s Lisgar and
Gibraltar. Kingston to Chicago. light; kincartl-
inc, Whjtby to Nyandotte, iron; propeller Prus-
sLa Montreal to Cuicago Qeneral cargo.
MARQUETTE.
Speciai Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago 1rto,sEe-
MARQUETTE, Mich. Aug. c3.-Passcd up-Pro-
pellcrs Peerless and Arctic
assed duwu-Steatncr lily OF tlcreland anu
propeller Atlantic.
Arr;ycd-prupellcr Smith Moore
Cleurel-propcllers E. Hale and Fl. B. Tuttie;
tv,,,or: Eolpnr 41ya Bradley EayGtte BEoW0,
Escunnbu. and George Il. ELI.
CLEVELAND.
apeetnl D!:7arch to TIE CAaaaoo 1Tfbuns
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. .2l-Caartecs-PropelleF
, 1881-08-21
THEIR SEMBLANCE.


For The Chicago Tribune.
O sunny slopes. wncreovcr lean tho skies,
Warn, with great brcaths OF love, and dceps' anu
My heart turns buck with tender. fearful eyes,
Aiuitl this days sweet beauty, rs 1t CLEANS
Ger sunny lands, DER meadows grcen' DER
slopes . .,..
Where, thickly sprinkled clover-knot Of white
Cluster like thoughts ali laden with sweet hopes
Within tho heart when Youths tlrsr years nrc
bright.
o sunny slopes, whcrcou leaned my head.
And lost my careless eyes In Heavens hiGhts.
Ny heart in dreams OF bliss, y nave }e Heu'
And have ytur days passed into solemn nightss
/ lean my head to-day amid the grace
OF waving grasses, and III knots OF bloom.
And gaze through tcars. This day Is IKE iace
O pleasant days. your brook runs at my feet
With murinur that wakes mirrors IN NV neaIl'
Your trees make rustlings-O how sweet, ho"
They stiil the augulshcd cries that can but start
With deep, sad tears. Il mist 1alls Der your
And Memory tloats rauze before my eyes.
All well! have my days; they pass apace.
With ,nellowcd murmuEs and with shado"eu
skies.
O present days, cannot LOOK. for pain-
/ cannot sec, for tears, your melting skies:
Tho dead days 10 my heart cFowd nneS M ngn'n'
o days. you smile from, other, dearcr eyes
Long closed aud sightlcss. Il can't 1oy IN these'
They TIL me with Il pain cannot holo. o.
Like some bereavcd, poor mother Whcn , sng seeS
And folds to her sad breast little one -,
Who looks like ono she lost. So sweet, SO tnlla:
And kisses eyes thlr know her not, as1d sfuootues
rho rineicts OF another mothers child,
Willie tears full slow, and I'LL her heart with wo
q tjays. yc arc not mine, not nline-yc are
Rich unto others with your Gulucn gov,
noS -1' 0'' FRANCES BoLToS.
, 1881-08-21
tubes. This makes the mercury rise in the elass.
and graduated scale shows exactly the speed
Of the vessel.

aga graduated scale SHOWS exactly the Speed Speed
MARINE CASUALTIES.
Dctroit 1Enri,1s Eelps Us During tho scn, vear
there were us lives lost of passengers and crews
upon merchant steam vessels Of the United
Suites. Compared with the previous year
1aans Of es lost ~ 1ee
persons. There has been decrease, however,
OF fortyonc lives lost by iirc, thrty-slx by COL
ported rs accidental drowning are thought to
have been suicides, During the year it IS csti-
muted that Upwards & OF = = quarter Of million Of
LET CLEVELAND HAVE HER ONCE.
Buffalo Courier: "Ere and Cleveland are lust
now having some lively LANGUAGE In regard to
the winter quarters Of the United States steam-
or Michigan. 1t seems that the good sttamer
was built in 1644, and has put in thirty-stx win
ters ut Eric. This has not given Cleveland much
Of show In the past, and now that city badly
gocs on we shall fetch the Michigan to this pOrt
next winter, md tie her up in the river By tho
longs"
PUT IN JAIL FOR REFUSING TO DO DUTY.
Cleveland Marine Record: Upon tho COM
plaInt OF capt. Ed Comerford. Of the schooner
+. L. Danforth, that Charles E; Monson. sea-
and deserted the ship, warrant was issued and
served, und the facts as alleged in the complaint
being estnblishcd mud, Monson Mon refusing to re-
schooner sailed"
a MEN SCHOONER.
The new schooner n. l. Garfield, named for
her owner, was built at i; ;Am1hterstburE i under the
supervision Of Capt. w. t. Spence. a man of
large experience on fresh and salt water Her
Dimensions are: Length Of keel l04 feet: over
a m feet S u s%a 9ea feed inches;
uremcnt, and is expected to carry 400 tons OF
freight. She carries three masts.
"HLEEp1SG" SAILORS.
Buffalo Courier: ''Demandtng bonus from
not comnon practice There are few masters
who nre guilty Of doing this, and they may DO
called to account hereafter.
THE BARGE CITY OF THE STRAITS.
Capt. John Rice, OF Buffalo, has sold two-thirds
Of tho lumber barge City of the Straits to s. II.
Watson for S4,500. She carries about 1850 feet.
, 1881-08-21

Special D1pateH 70 IHe Chac0Co IF1bnHe.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Aug. 20.-The community
was startled yesterday morning at learning
that the Rev. G. ". Riley, Of urbana, Bal-
tist clergyman we'll known in this portion Of
tho State, had died during the night of sporodic
cholera, after an Illness Of a few hours. Mr.
and was born in 1873 His father sad grand
father were both preachers and the deceased
began preaching at the a.e OF -. He came to
Urbaua in 1854, and was pastor Of the church
there for fifteen years. Since that he has Ut
times preached wherever his services were most
needed. lie leaves IL family of grown children
and IL wife to mourn his deccasc. The funeral
occurs Sunday morning.
, 1881-08-21
MIDNIGHT.

For The tHitagu TFtbHAe+
The wind through tho city was sweeping,
With weird ard disconsolatc tome;
The stairs by great storIn-ciou'!s were hidden;
The streets were deserted und lone;
The ftiCkcriug lamps Of the highways
burned low, with Il din. spectral eylcau1.
The rs.yrl wns over. Twas midnight.
And darkness WAS regnn,g supreme.
-atown the damp streets Of the city.
En1pin.1fut Ut .iurkucSs Or sssllr,
There hurried along the cold parements
\ wc!n,.,l. distracted and I'uic.
Sor stoppeI she To resi-. though nwcory,
Nor plllscd with Il fcelily Of fear:
She passed, with her proud spirit broken,
Alone to the dcsolatc pier
Alone by the blllows ut midnight
Alone with her sorruw sa1d shasIe-
Alone with her crushed heart aud beauty,
With neither Il home nor nIne-
With memories drifting before her,
That touched her heart and her brain,
or friends aud companions. once loving,
Who never would love her again.
4 dark wave rose wilslly before her.
With lofty and foam -lnGen crest:
Her hair in tho North wind was streaming,
Her thin hutlds were chsped to her breast.
4 pIush in the nltrciiess w'ster-
4 struggle, yurglc. uTd moan
TIE ltlows rolled onward above her,
The desolatc pier was alone.
o Death. in til; unknown do1ninions
10 pitiIcss Storm bilovs roar;
With thee tno worn heart may itld refuge,
Where trouble may hhunt 1t no more.
Thou pence Of tho sad and the l.'wly,
THOU comfort OF ull the oppressed,
Tf,y dark mantle nidcs all our sorroWs-
Thou 5iyest tho worid-WcAry rest
The South wind was tcntle.ly blowing:
No ioll.cr the wild waters rolied,
Hu1 gently were tlu1lciuG and cleaning,
In ripp!cs Ut purple and gold
And, drifting abuul ou their bo.om.
With glowing clouds floating above,
4 pale ::cc stared upward towards Heaven.
Appealing for pity and love!
ECGESE J. HALL
N1tI,.,n AVENUE STATION. Chicago.
, 1881-08-21

Gsparanon5 oil the while, however, and was final
.owns . 10 the central pnre OF the State where be
W. Mns wanted for dealing in stolen horse-tl flesh.
~ ~ nas several times been arrested in this city
sn!sE en that date. and was known to be in COM
panlonshlp With old George Gay an1 John Glenn
snts, me chief operators in Il belt-line gang Of
ao1se- @ thieveS, whose operations extended over
u aalI-dozen States. Fortunately, for this and
every other community, Nye Is IN Il fair way ta
60 70 prison FOR few years ut least for, If be is
nor convicted in Indiana, tha Cincinnati author
anu buggy from \. i. Fogg, of lhat city. There
IS S'o reward for his arrest and conviction on
this charge uioue
, 1881-08-21

Fred W. Nye. recently arrested ut indianapolis
Tor sHindltng and horse stealing. was formerly
very well known iu this city. Some fifteen or
Sixteen years ago, when Nyo WAS comparatively
ayounR uaan. he turned up In the role Of con-
1ractor at Menasaa. Wis, Sharp practices. and
q adlsreputable intrigue with 4 woman, caused
him to leave that town suddenly Rstridc OF IL rail.
and adorned with coat OF tar and feathers.
Shortly after the fire Sye turned up iu Chicago,
and associated himself with snide building
concern having an Office on Washington street,
near the tunnel de kept UP his Nurse thleyinS
, 1881-08-21

/ Dispatches from Erie, Pa, d,ltcd Thursday,
announced that Capt, Ed Fitzgerald. OF tho AN
chor Line propeller Philadelphia, Wis killed ut
that place on Wednesday night BY train Of ears
puSsing over him. Our reporter inquired about
tho accident ut the conpnny's Office here ycstcr-
day, and it was learned that tho Philadelphia
was commanded by Capt. Chatterson. not Fitz-
gerald and that no person named Fitzgerald
s:lilel n boat belonging TO the Anchor Line.
DOCK NOTES.
The schooner E. p. ltoycc sports brand-ncw
fOresuif.
The schooner SANTANA Is having q new jlb-
bonn mud b0Wsprit put In.
4 full account of the explosion OF the tug
Ward will be found in auother column
Capt. Fred. Ticknor has oeeu appointed to
command the tug F. NJ Knapp, of Racine.
The bar1z E. \. Michaeison is having Il new
jibbooal nude by the Vessel Owners Dry-Dock
Company.
The schooner Elizabeth Nicholson lost a jib-
l,oom yesterday by coIldlns with Harrison
street bridge.
The stcam-baree Iiiclox is in. the Vessel
Owners docks having her wheel 1ightened and
new stein put In.
Tho eastern abutmcnt Of Harrison street
bridge was badly damaged this morning by 4
vessel running into 1t.
The schooner Andrew jackson lost Il cathcnd
and spritsnil. ,tnd bad rail split by coming In
contact with Twelfth street bridge yesterday.
Tho ship carpenters and calkers want their
pay t1lerensen from S-.'o 70 - gay; but nave
not yet uetefmlncu OIL any dtc1ded steps 10
bring this about
Tim cttv arthnr,tfes havo IIscovcrcd flint MI
nleasT':htm,s ,vncfher steam. snii, or ror' a,,,
,,n,,r,s1 tn hc e,,snI AMI srcns viii he tatco
- nnfnrt.c ,ha Inv
....
stre:1 bridxc vii soo,, MI be E1locSed OUT. ns
,GnT 10 r,. ..ha n, ,rn,,n1 n hn1d rhaIn fownthor
~ sronid h,. wc far Rr.dyn- n-S,,nerint.ndnrt v,.
1Su r. t4trn ino nj linn, l,etnre t1,ev nre com
nls.ftct. rom ~' 49, AN
P'eA~'' e
Ofi:er Murphy, who is detailed along tho
docks to keep the waflopers III oricr, yesterday
loui1 to the station drunken sailor. VINO was
lying on the dock asleep anu In his pants pocket
was found ssf IN cash. 1t WIS Il lucky arrest
for tho sailor.
.rbc scr,-Ico: of IInr1,ormastcr ca-y wcrc
called into requi5luon three times yesterday,
once ut the scene or the explosion OF the tug
"arl, next At Alh1fe street Drlnye. Wnefe II
schonNcr ~ 1cct ioss tslcd 70 Hc alohgslue ol q
1bo-loot dock anu tnird, 10 stralghtcn out II lam
ut Chicago avenue.
guu,nep 40 n clas9 arc rourh and rea,ly. INT
,hav ,y.nnrsiiy hive hrarfs NJ te,ticr ns ~ wom-
m Hnm,. :, t,,e ur the.e rot,ph and hardy men
Wien 1,nyersi,,r ,tnu,r tnn and fate ,f rha NOR
fellows on the Ward, cried like children In tho
aftermonrn - sut,scrintion ,vos srnrf,i To tlcfrnv
rho lI,rIu1 or Mt.IlntIald thu lfnrs,uu,, nnti IN
rho cretit of the Observation-Disclosures engineers
, 1881-08-21
JAMES FISH.

Another old resident Of Chicago, Mr. James
Fish, died Thursday morning after brief i'll
hess. Mr.. Fish came to this city in 1887. His
talent was somewhat versatile. and he was
engaged in various kinds of industry. Chemistry
was bis favorit study. ind he was associated ior
some time with Prof. e. A. Mariner as analyt-
icnl and manufacturing chemists lte was II
very positive character, md had certain peculiar
views with regard to ,relgon, and. while not
many cuuld be found ttaI agree with him alto
BIS conscicnttousness, candor, truth, and stcr-
f1ntF honor.
, 1881-08-21
MARINE NEWS.
Tumble of a Quarter Of
Cent in Grain Freights
Yesterday.
Quite a Large Fleet Chartered at
2 81 Cents on Corn to
Buffalo.
Around the Lakes-Arrivals and Depart
Notwithstanding
the Docks.
LAKE EREIGuTS.

GRAIN.
Grniu frtlphts were more active yesterday.
but rates suffered another decline of onc-quar-
ter of n cent on corn TO Buffalo, the engage
ments being on the basis OF 2as cents per bushol.
Why rates should have fallen is conundrum,
as the price Of corn took Ii tumble, and room for
shipment WIS largely sought after. AS one
vcssel-ngent put 1t: "Sonc Of the boys Fot
scared and let the bottom drop out Of tho boom
VIC have worked SO hard to create" Tho follow
Ing embrace the vessels chartered fall for CORN:
For Buffalo,
, 1881-08-21
CHARLES BROWN.

Spee,al DisDateh to The CHICAGO Trfbunf-
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 20.-Charlcy Brown.
son Of Senator Brown, died to-day from con
sumption. Senator Brown, who Is on his way to
Texas, hus been telesraphcd TO return to At
lauEa.
, 1881-08-21

Bushels.
Propeller Ballcutine, corr.... .45,0o0
Propeller ketchuln, corn .G5,UU
Propeller Vanderbilt, corn n.--..-..........41,uN
Propeller Fountain City, corn. ,00O
Propeller ltonnoke, corn. ..Js,V9
propeller SCOTIA, corn-. -b5,uon
Schooner H. B. Moore, corn. :.O
Schooner Georger, corA. .36,UU
Schooner Guido pnster, corn........,.......40,O0 ,O0
For Erie.
Proueller Wissnhiclzon, corn. 1000
Propeller Annie Young. corn. ..3u.0Oo
For ColtinuWoud.
Schooner Lady Macdonald, corn.... 900
For Kingston.
Schooner Nevada, corn. l6,U00
LuMBEn.
Lumber frcigbts reuluin active and firm. Sew
er,,l agents and owners Of grain-carrlcrs, in
view Of the sharp decline in grain freights, have
decided to put their vessels III the lumber trade
Tor the time, rs the rates paid arc far moro prof.
table. Several charters were made yesterday
ut the ruling rates. which are as follows;
From East Saginaw $3.0o1E35
From Mansree. ..l2tt:
FROM l.uhtngton. le1H
From White Lake. 1.!5
F'I1>m Grand Haven. n......-.......-.... 1.t3ts
From 1luSkcson. -.+........... lH:3.
From Bay City .-.....-......-...... 800
The above rates are those patl for sailing vcs-
seis, stcum-barges carrying lumber from dock
to dock at I::5 cents less from Grand Haven and
Muskcgon.
COAL.
No further reduction in coal freights arc re-
ported from Buffalo. The recognized rate from
that port to Chicago and milwaukee, remains at
Sl-.0 pcr ton. The rate from Oswcso to this
port and Milwaukee remains ut S205.
1R0S ORE.
Iron ore frcights reinaiu firm, tho rate from
Escana!a to Cleveland and othor Luke Eric
ports being Sis per ton.
, 1881-08-21

Chicago Huntington a. Quincy Kalirona.
Fer @ Maps, T1mo-Tanss + slecptnscar .Aceommoaa-
roor OF lnGiana-av. Grand Union Depot Pafmar
House, und Canal-st
, 1881-08-21

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TEA1SS-ExriASATtuS or REFERENCES
NnMKsssn,aS{ sHsfpts s1 SUNDAY excepted
chicago =: Northsve.teEn Railway.
For M4ps Time Cards. Sleeping Car accommodations
apply ut i, C1ark-sI. Grand Pucihc Palmer House.
and dapos corner OF Wells and k!uzia-At3.
, 1881-08-21

a Daily. b Daily. except Sunday. cDalty except
Saturday. bully. except MuudaF,
Dubuque trains leave and arrive from Central Ds-
pot. foot OF 1akc-st-
Chicago. Ntffsrankcc e st. puul Railway
Union Depot: Corner Madison. C.nn! and Adams-sk.
Ticket Offices, tI ClaSk-st, Palmer House, Grsnd
Pacific IiOtel and Depot %
, 1881-08-21

knnsas CIT. Denver: Pueblo Ex- .E::S
Observation-Disclosures Fast l1xls 90
r. Louis, Spr!nenc!d j. Texas. ...i' J:tI
St Louis. Springfield r Texas. ..,tS qaI
Mobile l. Now UEtenns Express, - 1:tt
Penrt:l. keoxuk. i Hur-} viz vi
nn:ton Fast ExpEest-. chcuoa! Is 9:tt
i'ekln Y l.cortl TX. via JO1ic... 9:tAl
Stfeitor- l.ncun. Na+h!nK.'n Ex.. 'is:N
Ini1ee X I~t2h1 1AccOClN4,tntJDn.Es II j:H
, 1881-08-21

The above rates are those paid for sailing ves-
sells, steum-bar;es carrying lumber from dock
to dock at l::z cents less from Grand Haven and
Muskcron.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
NotIee to mIners.
Notice

kND COPPER MEEs= f0f nale. Fa7tiee frorn a distance can rely upon fair and prompt rades for mines aud minin1 ioratoas.
 J W. HASKIA Globe Pinai Co.,, Arizona. dee 6tf.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
To tl.A mn.

MF OTlcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A m. oeard md tte0. q siss,n hate peen o,scnaf<e0 Ifosn tl5S q rfice ol the 0ipiie taty AfulhE toin2auf perSons. arc hereby noIlhec that no conlrscfi. fs<r lac bor sdrplies or soy other .hine made wiFf FfF eirherl er both. saifl llear,l or <isson siil be- recognized by the lobe Cll 1iibine Com pany. J. C. Hicks of Globe. 4 r. is the duly appointed agent O. said ct-rFaliy ilHoe whom. al noiiees and proeesse sgains. safd may be served
 Dated January Ie 1884,
 THE GIsoBE CITY HfflNG GO.
 B4 Fl C. ANGLE Speci Agent an Attorney in lecl. Hlif
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
Nofiee.

TO ail parties ciaiIainR an Interest in the Rescue mine. sit8aiea n Globe Mining Dis trirt, Pinal County. A I., are hereby nosi- fled especially Jafoh Hardy and Robc- At said mine hns done the required asScssusent work for leS0. Gtbis iS D uetify ro-opn- CTS delinquent that if theg fail 90 come for ward and pay their respective fToporfiors within the tilna specified 6y law together with the cost oi this pualicafion. tbe tltie fo said property wiH bceoue xssied in tl.e Sub- srFiber. '. .l N Ei}S LR.
 Jan. go3
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29

nE. EfNT1E'& Kidney Remedy Nee ksss4tf1es ssAii nd ds s fiint5 saa Bladder conf.Iants 0oro1rnna. (I4e. f.eacorr1Va For t.lt bf aH ifuTeIst1 H tH ttttie H1 bottles Cor t1 O.
 uH kNT4Et4 HoHaelinn FtfiNtfe tb4 best and cnfarert DFsFEfT asd iitLIots care n tht n5fkst Tor sa3e 1T diassE ntf-s4
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
Pioneer soutls BEiu,e.

TO aiI whom these presents may coiicegn. and more especially io fhouas J. AeW and and iis asseeiates ntlo lretHd to csaim lhe Pioneer Soll7h Niue. situated in Pinsi Co.. A. IT.. and to their employee. leu Ni8 take notice. lhat the Nntltfsis snet iS tiic ssai owner of the sad mine that tue sale s,f ala mine. or any part thereof F herebr saE,id. The extraction or removal 1 any eres rom ihc said Pioneer South Mine is also proal-- ifcti. and persons disregafciag this 0tice niii nt prosecuted fo tlle extnt oi fl1 E.
 EiTZ RETE R SCelT
 Globe Pinal Cos. A. F Jan. lsS.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29


 the Head Che vital Sud passing enon8efed in the urine and lhsas othsl dsts. thst iead Q insanity and death
 DH INVITE Vil agree e forfeit FgrE fIuEnREp foL8lRs ar case of tl i5 kin1 the VITAL HfSIoRa- TTY E funder his gtal edYiee asl Urea tulenll a not cure or for aHttldn impure or u afi1as t1und iI ii NK. MENftE treafs ali pFyate disessez fIieeess- fully without mercuf1 tosenft tatton Free. 1hcroo h examination eod odfiee, ineIudiug araf- sz o aflne 5 co fli1e Of FiJ1i 8kstaaAFlFs f3 co bcttie 4f iaQr tiuee the Ff,ntit} s1o o8 sent t1 any address apon receipt of price or C. O D. secure lroul 1seffelon, aa r rl rti 7IaftE if desired hf
 A MFNT1E. H- D.
 Ii Heafncy slfest san ffancis.u, C4i
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
We are nov pTepared to buy and sell Exchange, also pay The highest cast price for god and sii-
 7eF bnllioz

sneeiai iaIiucements Io cash huvese sixe asa sal. bef5r purchasing elsewhere.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
me great FneIIsh Remesy.

ifa ncYcf- iai|i1g cErc for Nervous debility exhaust
 i Fltality Seminal weak hess. Sparmat0rThG LosI 1AEHoDD IinpotsucT. Paralysis and al fbe ler- fihla efects Of Seii abuse. 7outhiel io,lit< ana exces ses in naturer years such s lots of memory I.ksi-
 ude Nocturnal enis ioas. aresion to Fooiety Dim .| acr of NI1-rr Ef-e. Ifst
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
Summ10ns

10 the Disl1cl Court oi ha Ffs1 1slicisl Histsiet 'i Che TcfrtoTT sf trizona in and cz ie couaty of afr1f
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
no aiI Whom it maj f,eneern.

Netice is hereby given tiaf on and after tiIis dats all trespassers on lle San Carios Indian Reservation for the pilnase of cl s. ting or removing wood or hay, lnipng. quarry ing slone, larming pi Efazlng stork, without doe authority, Nfi pe removed, tiseif euetto Etl2ea. mad I'ie1lSelfes p-o- ceefied asftusf accorflug le tlH, under au- thcrity oi ions 2 Sli9 and 2l50. Re. vised Statutes of the E. S.
 Any persons purcfasing or having in their possession wood. hay, oe other products obtained from tho reservation lands pishaat permission. Nilibe held reSfcasiiile in the sane manner az the actual trfsD5~SsiS
 San Carlos Aseney. A. F.. bcc. lS lSS3.
 J CaTffFANE. dec. 1S-tl '. $. Ihsllan Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
NatIee afFerfsIsare.

To Alctk fof>1th isis hfirS a7sa assigns. You are hereby notified ttat have com pleted tno 1enrs zssessment Wotk sn the alley View and stefiirs aes .iiaated i1 Globe District. Pinal CounlF. Afizoias tf- rltory, lu order to hold tAe >ail.s under the
 aw being the amount required to hclsd ihe same for tbe ears ending and i6,0, and q within Ninety l90l day. of ihe BuhI ffon of fhis notice you i.ill of re3a~c 60 contribute your proportion oi slch ezPendInFe as a co 0nntr your inierest in ssid cIaiin NH become the I,ropcriy of me SHhecriher un- der Fetion 19z4 keriksd sialitrS ofilic ni- ted States CHAEbES fl4YSE
 Globe, 4. T.. Bee. 23. lS3 dec z5-9o6
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29

os the Tcfrito75 If Arizona, in and e touaiy of CREsSIE MILLS. PiaiatiE
 SftffHA2 TH0s. MILLS. Defsnds1t
 The Icr7ilor1 of 3rzofz sents Gt~5Tiar it Thofase 2 Hiiis. pslfndant
 You are hereby required t0 arpcar n au acton brought sgaiust toa t7 the asete nan.ld aintie in lhe District Court 1i fhe Eirst luf-isl ftrici a Territory of Arizona n and lor l'Ie tletf oi Fnsl a,d to ans0'er fk coatpsai6l flied cftsi tAe t County e tllsl H tne Qilce e the Csfk cf ss.t District Court a. fIorerce within Iue1tl ,<fs .x. elusive e fhe da7 l zcttltel 1silt tn1 na son of thls Simfpons served within tI> CisintY ar # serVed out oi tts County. oll EittSn f5 hissrct f'lea within Ibirl5 ca,s otferzr s;lh1 6is7 dars CT judgment hE dtttnlt rsi be Eisei sanst roa tcttsdin4 tu the rlattr 0f tte .eIr544ifit
 Ilse said acffc1 ofclr t1 1oftsin atree CT this Court ta aissolfe trt Bonds si tt.fn exstills tslveenlhc Fl2lntil ond etnlert 8 and ifsf other aid iuriher relief wia etose iIlf appear ih he Certified Qcpy ai Ccnat4lnt aeearli ,l4 htfe- 4i,h. ard ycu lre hefess aefifc,I fth H fou eii lo pteRr and &nssser tfe ciaflaSaf as 4lcn litr1ie hs ElaIaliN H,'I apply to .ts lcsrf as at atnafd therein ara eestE
 Given undcrri1 hand and lfe eai = canrs ol iore1ec fh.s 224 ea5 q. sl.eIa,el
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Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29
Masonie

Regular communication of White Noun- iaiu Lodge A E k A. B. q. D. neets Fhursdayis on or ellcceeding each Hlh Moon. Instruction meetings every f8urs- day eEeniltg at o'clock. eQioHfring HFeth- fen in good standing cordially invited.
 By order ol the N N.
 EF. kkLI NER. aug 7lfl Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-29

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