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Il BRAKEMAN INJURED.

CoSCo1tp STATION, Va, Fob lB.-ituf.s niack-
well, II brakeman on tho Atlanta, Mississippi s;
Ohio Railway, Tell beIlcath tho train lust night,
una WIS probably fntnly Injured.
, 1881-02-17
AT BOSTON, MASS,

liosToa, A&ass., Fob. l0.-InotI.llury 1res In a
snstl. factory OIL Harrison nycnM0. and tho lu1n-
her rhnrf IN Lct,iXh street CAUSED MI aggregate
loss 0t Tx, ,GU0; injured.
, 1881-02-17

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb, lB.-A hrc ut Wheat.ey,
Ark, Monfay. destroyed tho s0rehouses nr s.
II. lInmMu.l and W. y. brooks, a,,,1 t}rubalu's
drug. elarr. Loas Mbuut &s LOU; Insurance.. $5,-
GU, Thu rost-O alice, which contained several
registered letturs also burhed
, 1881-02-17

NEw ALBANY. tnl., Feb i1.-Frnnces Doug
Inss, m nYcsl wnmnit, wis burned 10 1cath Inst
hight by lcr clothes tnkIng fire. Her three ph-
tlrcn wCrO rescued With grcut difficulty, ncnrly
surOGatctl,
, 1881-02-17

KANSAS C1rr, Mo-, Fob. 15.-At about oclock
this morning tho Tcxns express on tho Missouri
1'acInc halfway rnn oyos md killed man
Iinlnrd Charles Allent who was walking on tho
truck, Il fDw mlus Gust Ut knllsls City. Allen
WIS from Chicugo, mud hnd been In ths section
for sryorA1 days, mud Ind bocn drinking hard.
, 1881-02-17
pOLIYICAL.



spttta. Qtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Fob, 1G.-Thc Eley. i. Hyatt
Smith, Congressman elect Of New York, lcot-
urcd lcro to-nIght. III Hi Interview with
Herald reporter he stuffed that
no hat accompanied Senntor Eonktlng
as far M RuEato. The Senator stoppetf otf, u1sd
Sir. Smith catne 10 Cleveland, stopptng oil Mt
Mentor 10 cali TN uen. Garfield.
"You must hnvo Ind I'LL Interesting conversa-
ton With tho Now Yurk Senntor," suggested tho
reporter.
Yves, Indeed. found him ono Of tho ,uost
delightful talkcrs. Wo convcrsetl oil 1nnty subj
jcets, but principally poetry. Touched OIL pull
tics sD,lc."
Mid your" was nskcl.
swell. yes, slightly: bur poetry WIS tho rrIn-
cipuI topIe," replied Mr. Smith. "Still, askctl
tho senntor It ho thought thoro wuuItl
bc a:i extra session Ut Congress. and
be Bccmet! to think not. Tint Is tho only pu-
ltlcal conversation feel ut liberty to giyc tho
press. We did tRlk SOME on tho pres
s,nt POLITICAL s!tuation, .Int Son H., ~,
eS's!sa @ %a. uorsfao |" e. pfvntc M
Ieur.c1 this afternoon ilnt senutor Cunklng il
vt Mentor. ! SUSPECTED no was going there,
pc, y S!1ale III e'niiSs e!siiss 'f'sf ar's 81
10 was going il, anotfor direction. Wo orenc o',
riaasa.s ys!t G VIII Ge aarSd M ti iie take @ W. WV
t!ttle politics. Gov Jewell truly ranlarktd to mo
II fuw ays slnce that tiel. tiIr!ichl II /. nlnn
| whon not. even ils n,nst int1nntc ro'lticul
subjects whici' he considers 'wlsp to
| keep to llmsclf. Gov. Jewell suId to
uni. yet ho ktiuw nothing whntavtr about tho
Cnblhet solcctions It shows tliAt lal4iclA IL
| K1Inx tn. bs President himself. lteElrlinH
| Spnntnr Conkllng'R ytslt tn Mcntnr,'' Mr
| Smith contnuc "Of course he s there IN in,-
porta,lt u,sltcut business. ki't whit II Is cn,'
only srilIse, This MITCH cMn SHY with cltlpil,s-
sia. scnnt0r Cnnkilng hns mt bueli, m will nut b,I
offered Cabinet pts!t!o,l, und does not t,s'rt
one, 1Io s undoubtedly working for his friends
hnwcvsr. Mr.. Smith says tiet,. lnr!leId Is oyer
taxcd With business, and Is suffering from II loss
of rest.
, 1881-02-17

a still afarM from El9ino Company No. At
B:40 last oyoling waa causet! by aRns-jut sottlnr
ilse to window curtain tn II frnmo burn IL tho
suar Ut No. Els Mithi8nn avun.tu, owned t1y tho
llnllurd estate, and occupied III II stGblo md
carrnKe barn. llamage, Is; fully coyeruu by
lueNrnnc0.
THO niarm FROM nux laa at 7:05 last uyen ing
WIKI fuSE.
, 1881-02-17
11on1,t1,LE ca1,ELEsNEss.

DAN1EIsOSvlLi.E, Conn.,, Feb. l0.-Thrce chill
tlrcn were fatally burned horo this morning hy
ra,lrng kernscne oil on tho lire. Thu 1sutlcr
WAS seriously Injured III trying to sayu their
liyGY.
, 1881-02-17
7ue ufRc4kNTs' TELEGRAPH CoGsnu"sa Co)'.p,usa

TULEpt,, o., Fcl,. 1h-H, y. tap7u, w., 1rtauzs
addressed 1ucetf,,E Vi thu' ",,oryp ph Cata'
OH behalf ot tho 3!crcha'i's ,,nrroE fos sar
lA.ny. llnoks will b1 n''unea "
svripuVas " that pEuleet'
, 1881-02-17

TOLEDO, O., Full. l8.-Tho river IS nnw about
six feet below high wntcr tnnrk, mud falng at
tho ratio of. ono inch per hour.
, 1881-02-17

SpeetAl i7ispateh to 1Rs Chicago Tribune.
i.EADvIL14E, Ca!O., Feb. 1b.-Wintcl bfnt-
thawB was killed last night by the breaking Of d
saW til u HaW-Mlls.
, 1881-02-17

lIsrlllneter cntrcrcd for totupenstllre elcTahoa
and instrumental urr0r. .
Multt.tl rIltIW. tOH 1u3all too niEnstrc.
AtnxitI!n Temperatures, -; minimum tcinpelT4ie W.
4: Irl.II bartItluter, IT, Eli; mean temperature s
mcnn humidity, bi.A
uESEttAt 0n3ERrATf0Ss
[:IttGAtlU Fpb, Ij-t1t3 o. a.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of Justice George X. Aliens Court, Of Globe Precinct, Giia County. AriZOna Fcritory, oatcd the i4th day of july 4. D. 1851, in T certain action wherein Eaton & Bailey as Plain,itt 's, recovered judgment against Eni. ma Chnppell as Defendant, for the sum of S74 I7-100 and cost oi suit taken at S43 4o-lO0 m all $l20 70. i0J, on the l4tn day Of July,t.D. 1851, have levied upOn.the following prop er.y, tu-wit: Ali tuat certain lot or parcel of land situated in the village oi G iobe, Gila County, A. T.. and described as follows, to- wit: Commencing al the intersection or Cedar and Main streets iU said village oi Globe and extending 10 feet along said M,.n street in soutnerly direction, thence casteriy lDu feet at right angles with sIid Main street; thence Oithcriy .5 feet m n line parallel wiil. said Main street, to Cedar street; thence I0J feet to place Of besinning. Said lot being situated southery and across said CcuRr street rom the premises owned by E. f. Pisc0n.
 Public notice is hereby given that on Sat urday tiis 6:h day of August 1851. at iu o'cieck q. m. of that day at Public Auction, ln front of q on x Ba,iey's store, in Globe, A. r., 1 vii. sell all tlo right, uLie and in. trr"st ofthc sad defendant, in anr to said described property to the highest and best bidder 10 satisfy saln eXccutioh and all costs. W. W. LDWTilER, july l6-4t Sheriff, Glla Co.,, A. '.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
THURSDAY afternoon we had enough rain to lay the dust.
McMILLKN, 4. T.. July 14, 1881.

EDITOR SEWER BELr.-For three weeks past, I have been the recipient of nuner tNs compliments from the Liliipu.ian ass, who at present disgraccs the editorial chair of .he Globe Ghronicle,
 His article in refcrencet 10 the manage mcnt of the Stoncwall, tho farmers wha own and control 1t, was uncalleJ for, dii, gcntlemenly, insulting and @infalnously false m every particular, and he knew it when he published it.
 In regard to my status as citizen of this County and Territory, and my Gftlcial ac,s as d member Of the Board of Super. visors, l am perfectly willing they should .e discussed at all times, aud thoroughly ventilated"
 Those bills! Oh, yes, there is where ,lie trouble on his part commences. They were nos rxorbitant, of course not. The CNroa:cle charges $50, and the BELT $l0, for precisely the same work. The Bo2R the majority of whom are ranchrr0s or pumpkin raisers. had sufficient Ijsccrn ment ID locate the "niggcr in the,lfence" Il, once, and back bone enough to take the cl2nses of being kicked by the diminu 'dve burf6 roresaid. <
 He places himself outside the pale oi vcfacity again, when lie says it wx- through my instrumcntality that his bills were not considered, whea every one knows that Messrs. Danforth and West, meyer refused to audit those same hiIk, for the same reason set forth in the oIdci before my arrival, and stated openly and above board that 1 bad no particular fond ness for the .Chroate'c, yet at the same time was willing 10 allow them liberal compensation for what work they had doat
 Nov in conclusion will say, tLM all, done with the contcmptiblc puppy, and am willing to leave the whole matter tu the,iax payers of this County, and as an individual member of the Board, viii dare" domy duty, regardless of conse. qucnccs, personal or otherwise.
 Farewell, Brother Glover, "be virtuous, and then you will be happy"
 J. K. SMITH.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Notice sf Administrators Sale
 of KeaI Estate.

Notice is hereby given that m pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of tiils County, Territory of Arizona made on the 24th of June, A. D. 1881, in the matter of the Estate of D. M Morrow, deceased, the undersigned the administrator of saidestatc will sell at private saic to the highest bid- der, for cash in lawful money of the Unitcd States, and subject to confirmation by sad Probate Court, on or alter Monday the 18th day of July D. 1881, all the right. title, interest and estate of the said D. NJ. Nor row. dcccased, al the timc of his death, and all the light, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, othci than, or an addition to, that of the said inic tate at the tune of his death in and to the following describe d mining claims. situated m GIla County, Ariznna Territory, to-wit: The Ohio" the "Sar-- row Grade" the "Caroiine," the .'Rattlc- snake," the "Etna," tho Mohawk" the extension pl the Independent, the "G:my Eagle" the ..Miily," the "Silver Ledgc.' Terms ami conditions of sale, ca,h. law ftll money of the United States. Deeds at ex- , ense of purchaser.
 Bids or offers may be made at any time al ter the first publication of this notice ard before the making of the sale. All bids or offers must be in writing and left at G. S. Van Wagenen's store for the under signed Administrator, in Globe said County and Territory. FRANK x HOWL ELL.
 Administrator of tho Estate of je25-td D. N. MORROW, oesessed.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

AMONG the delicate attentions paid the BxLT this week, was the present of box of fragrant "elegantes" from Mir. Stevens, of Buckalcw & Ocboa's, half dOzer of Pinal Brewery beer from Hayse, Piper and Bissig, and delicious fruit cake from Mrs the lady said not to men. tion her name. Ip the midst of our her. culesn labors for the public good, it is ex. ,remely pheasant to receive these little attentions We nibble the cake and see tho pleasant face of the fair donor wreathed with smiles; we drink the beer and seem to hear the Brewery boys saying dot was goo, beer, don't il?" and we smoke the ci. gars and see Buckalcw & Oahoa's store as large as A. T. Stewards, and Steve" the presiding genius.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Declaration.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ..

iERk.IonI t, oF r annANA' AT, ss.
 On thc 7th day of July A. b.. one thou sand e,ght hundred and eighty-6iir. hriore me F. B Miller, Notary Pubic -inard for said County personally appeared Mary Gar. diner wife of B. (. Gardiner, of Globe. Gila County, Arizona Territory, personally known to me and maker this declaration: tn she is desir0Gs of availing herself O. the benefits oi Chapter Tbirty-two Complied Laws of Arizona Territory, which conirrs upon maI ried women certain imniuntics and privileges, among which ia the ri.ht to carry on business under their own name and on their own account; she therefore de. clarrS she is dcsirOus of engaging in and carving on the business of hotel keeping, mining. buying and selling mines, real cs- tate and other property, both Teal and per sonal, and in fact to tiO general buinass in uer own name, in said Territory of Ari- zonu; and that she makes this declaration in good faith to enable her to support herself and others depen, ent upon her. and :he money 10 be used in said business is le>s than five thou.and dollars; and, that from tn. date hereof she will carry on buslne-s as aforesaid Ill said Territory, Tor ansi on her own account behalf aa, besciiL, and fbos- dependent on her for support. and tha' she will be individually responsible in her own name tor all debts contrac ed Ay her on ac- count oI her said bus ness.
 MARY GARDNER. H.. S.l
 In witness whereof 1 1,are hereuR,o set my hand and afR Ned nay otfl..ia' veal xt my office iu Globe, Giia CouDty, A. T.. rne day and year in this certificate first above writ ten.
 IT,. S,l F. b. MULLEN. l. jsiy 9-4t Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
WE accepted ,l.s Invitation of Mir. E. A

WE accepted ,Le Invitation of Mir. E. A. .-SaAe. to ttsi, hb rsncls'last Saturday, It is located at what are known as the Bloody Tanks. wLcre it is claimed by the old set tiers fhat King Woolsey had some "un- pleasantncss" with the Indians. The ranch is beautifully located, and the hous. es are hidden away under the unibrsgeous shadows of magnificent live oaks. There is 80 Ia well on the premises which has l6 feet of water it; lemcn juice squeezed in the water produced lively cflerscs. cence. This place is oIly $ miles from Globe, and must ono day become |, favor i.e resort for the tired G.ohcites The most no'cd of our copper mines are within u radius of two miles of this place. Saxe Himself is the owner of three, which show natiye corper. Mir. Lemons mine, the Globe, is near at bard. and Capt Bur. bridges mines or rather ,nUse of r.ie Old Dominion Cope, Co., whose snperin.cn' l, dent lie is, are witlrin half mile. Ii the expectations of the copper men "ho ar' operating there 'a!e realized, the Bloody Tanks will be large,camp We did no' visit ihe mines, though invitations wer, badly presented blythe different super niuiepdrnts.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Myers & White have purchased tbe en. tire potato crop of Mir. Moore, of the Gila river. The crop will amount to a, least 1a0,0O0 lbs. Myers & White will sell by the ton $4 25 per 100 lbs.; 1000 lb. lot at $4 8, and by the sack at $4 50 per 100 l,s. They will retail at Sets. per 10. Mir. Moore has been one of the most success. ful potato raisers in Arizona, and Myers & White are fortunate in buying his .n. tire stock,
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Hoard of Supervisors.

i At the regular quarterly meeting of the Bourd, held July 9th, Danforth and West , meyer were present. Minutes of former meeting approved. A communication was read from the Board of Maricopa Co. re qucsting this Bourd 10 name a day 10 meet a, Phoenix and adjust deDt between the two counties. County Treas. report read and adopted. Petitions received from Globe, Miami and Grapevine Districts in reference to establishing of school districts Petition received from upper Salt River and Tonto, asking for location of road to Yavapai Co. Alsc petition for appoint meut of Justice of the Peace. c. Cline was appointed. C. Boque,t was appointed Constable.
 July 6ih.--Board met as a Board of Equalization. Assessment was partially examined.
 July 7tb.- Board met at 2p. m. Com. manifestations received from the prisoners in the County jail in reference to bedding, towclling and eating Luxurian, cusscs.- ED. BELT.l also one from jail committee offering to sell the building for $7u0; also one from Co. Treas. asking for $l0 per month for office rent; also one from Dist. Alt. asking for office furniture, and one from Safe Company, Several bills were read, approved and sent to the Dist. Att for examination. The bond of J. Willet, J. F. of Sal, River was read and approved. Resolutions in connection wi:h the Ht- tempted assassination of Pres. Garfield were ordered spread upon the record.
 July Sth.--Board met at 10 a. m. Peti. ton for Turner for Constable laid over. Petition for appointment of Justice of the Peace not acted upon. Dist. Att. sent in number of approved accounts. SherItf's bill for $2l0 allowed, less s47 in case of Jackson and S4 in Kings. $4 per day was allowed for jail guard. Dist. Att. was directed to file new bends within ten days. Bills for printing (Chronicie) not audited; reason, too high, Clerk ordered to'ask Board of Maricopa Co. "if com. mission could not be appointed to act for Clio Co. in adjusting the debt"
 July 9th.-Board met at 9 a. m. Ban. crof,'s bill for S1,l53 l5, for stationery, allowed. Bills of Probate Judge, Dist. Att, and Clerk of Board laid over. Later, bill of Probate Judge, for salary, allowed Probate Judge allowed $10 for rent, per month. Dist. Att. same allowance. Alter correction, Dist. Ats bill was allowed T. T. Oreton's resignation as J. F., McMil. len Dist, accepted. J. D. LsRue WAS ap. pointed in his place. Salary of Clerk of Board ordered paid. Resolutions relating to repeal of bullion tax,and condemnatory of the action of the legislature, passed. Clerk was ordered 10 notify different coun ties of ,bis Boards action. Petitions of Globe, Miami and Grapevine, in reference to school dis;rio.s grGa.sd,. ard Clerk or. dered to notify petitioners of the fact
 Board adjourned to meet July 22,l, 1881.
 J. J. HARLOW, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

A prisoner who was discharged from the County isil, few days ago, in the af -.rnoon, went back to ge, lis supper, and the next morning ycut af,ei his breakfast, Their food is too good If the "proprie trcss of the Central" would send them ancient vegetables and railroad beefsteaks they would not hke going back.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

GLOBE is to be congratulated on the fact that. the Innocent poet" of the SILVER BEI.T did not turn bimself loose on. the Fourth, like the rest of the embryo lau- rea,tes, and make the people wish they had never come to Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Telsgra.rns
1 Special to SILVER BELT.

Special to SILVER BELT.
 WASHINGTON, July IA, p, m.--Dr. Bliss reports that Prest. has had better and more comfortable day than he has passed since he received his injury-pulse since morning has ranged from 92 to 9S with lempssstarc nominal. Up to this hour thcrs has been no occurrence of daily fc. vers, md his. condition continues in every way encouraging.
 ALBANY, N. Y., July 4.-Joint ballot, short term: Potter 54, Lapham 70, Conk, ling 32, Woodford 1. Necessary to a eboicc.79. ,Ballo, for long term: Herman 54, Miller 73, Wheeler l2, Fish IT, Seat. tering Il. Necessary to a choice 19.
 CINcINNATTI, July l4.--Eigbt cases of sunslroke up % noon. Forty,two deaths from heat.
 PlrrsBuGa, July 14.--Maud s. trotted Il mile yesterday in 2.l04 beating bcr own time Il quarter of a second.
 MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, July l4.--toun- try about here flooded. Terrible damage.
 YUMA, July 14.-Dou c. Mcleod, min- CT at Silver District, killed yesterday by Q German named Billick. Billick claims to have acted in self defense.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Ir pains Us to have to record the death of the the youngest child of our friend Gee of the Chronicle. We extend to the sOrrowing parents our heartfelt sympathy in .hoir sore aihiction. The funeral was largely attended. Silver Wreath Lodge A. 0. U. w. attended in body. The ser. vices were conducted by Mir. Craig.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
New Advertisement ts.
DELINQUENT NOTiSE.
ARIZONA MEXICAN MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of blseiDess, San Francisco, Gal.
 Location of Works, Globe District, Gila County, ArizJna NOTICE There are delinquent. upon the following described Stock. on arrotmt of AssessiHsnt No. One, Q) Levied on the Seventh (7) day of June, 1881, the several ahounts set opposite the names of tue re- spcctiye Shareholders Us fOllows:f
 No. No,
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

SOME of the Reservation Indians, sup posing that Capt Sterling had gone to Pima Co. witt! his scouts, took advantage of his absence and skipped 10 Globe. They were inore surprised than pleased wheu he corral Sd them Tuesday morning )ne of 'he,n mad. break for the hills, but seeing a :annt in the way starred for Mob Iiili, hcrei SAW aho.her scout, so he ran into Meek, hotel. and sought ref, igc in bed room, wherr he Was found :oiled up like dilapidatci wheel, with Il certain indispensable but not pretty article of crockery ware for hub.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Z~This is no '.joak.'
 D. HENDERSON
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given hat the firm of Hazs sd- 4, Kenns2y lately existing in tni. place was dissolved. by mutuh consent on the First day oi July 1881.
 J. K. Hazard will pay all bills against tl,c late firm, and ail parties indebted ta them are requested to settle at once with him.
 J. R. HAZARD. july 9-4w JOHN KENNEDY.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

MR. ZIMMERMAN's new building, at the lower end of Broad St. is quite an addition to the street. Since we have commenced to ,lean our streets and plaster our houses, Broad stree, looks almost metropolitan.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

A prize fight occurred at Richmond Ba. sin on Friday morning. The principals were CuEpingbam and Jones. Fif,y-aine rounds were fought, Cunningham win ming the fall in df,y.eighr of them. Gun ningbam secured first blood and first knock down. He had one cut over Hthe eye, and swollen wrist; and his antago. mist, who is thirty pounds lighter, gave signs or a little rougher handling The fight commenced at half past four, and was completed before Under SheriHe Ben
 brook, who Was sent to prevent it, arrived on lhe ground. In the last round Jones claimed foul. and the referee decided in his fayor. While we would rather see ,nen settle their disputes with fists than pistols, We must say that a scene like this Is calculated 10 brululize and dGmOralize not only the fighters, but the spectators.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

MRs. CHAs FISK had short but severe attack of illness this week, Her friends w,ll be pleased to know that she Is entire. ly recovered.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Pics, cakes and bread of the very best quality. can always bc bought q, Kings Bakery.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

TME brass band played finely on Mon day evening, though three of the pcrfor. lners were away.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16
Saturday. July lS. iSsl.

CICERO CRIME is here and k ready to take pictures of lbc whole population.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

TIE account of the M. k. Conference will appear next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

ANOTHER baby come to town! Tbis time It came 10 Cap. Adams, and is girl. Mother ahd child are doing well"
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

THERE will be no morning scrvice al the Church on Sunday. Sabbath School at 21s o'clock. Evening service at p. m. All are cordially iavi,ed to be present.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

LAST night it rained. like all possessed for iiltlc while.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Buckalew & Ochoa will soon have on hand fine lot of new goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Highest price paid for Gila County war. ranis. Enquire of R l.. Long
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

To make room for Urge lot of goods daily expected, We are selling eui stock of canned goods a; cost.
 BCBEALEw & OCHoA.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

And m accordance with law, and m order of ihc Boari of Directors. made on the Sey- entll a day of June, 1881, 50 many shares Oi each parcel oi such stock as may be neces- >ary, will be sold at public auction at the of flee oi the Company, No. 3lO Sunsome St., Room 8, san Francisco, California, on Monday the Ei.shtn (3) day of August 1881. at the nour 0f i2:51 o'clock, p. m. oi said day, 10 pay said deiinquent assessment there. on, .ogetllcr with costs of advertising aud 'expcuses of the sale. ..
 GEORGE R. ADAMS, Secretary.
 Office -itoum No. 8, No. 32J, SansOmc St., San Francisco, California. july 1925
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

GEo. MILIER is building new house --0a the west side of Mob Hill.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

Eaten & Bailey can sell canned fruits and vegetables at very low figures from the fact ,ha, they bought their supply. last Gi before the advance.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

THE buildings occupied by Dlllabangh and Buckalew & Ocboa, arc for sale in. u,ire of D. Robb. They are two of the Lest business stands in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-07-16

t, Lucdke hss ou hand and for sale 400O lbs new potatoes.