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uTle9 tho Lh'ef Pnatnr Inns hnfl his scAt, whence
then. In tho d!fercnt congresses which tho nssJ.
yes yeae M af iySr. tS 'ees s,e, h"v" he'll! ,r TIL.
S'$"s aS e.,sa II: s: ssa Y: Ill., ssst ,sy .;
s" a. u Il o0 sss1 sax ;o3ystnct ys9s ro2
tnntativcs of tho srcta uf tho whul. ,sOri, ard
tnat thoro lnny bo ttu tnIht rs tn tho meaning;
sc,nbty IN Notnr, in tho centra 0F Catholicism it.
sc't al, aI.nUst ~ open cnnItenEts u tho Church.
Meanwhile, 10 kecp this hatred niways niivo III
,nGs ,a minis. nn.l 10 rreparu frcst, orces TOR
Gently hci in Hume u,,i t,ilcr ci,ics of italy.
boGu said md pfueAtnctl. without tnystcry Gr
rs.ssye .hat ZIG jHpaey Is d Ie aboii.t,e ind
u rcllEluns Institution tho fnDst ntrIcItus
aa0sc, tho most unworthy cuntutncly and re.
!roaeaes ru Mrc hurlol Assthc satno tino. ai*o.
open tl'rpnsg Of fighting to tho death against
y,, wi,ai. Yer 4 Catholic md rnpul III liotao. Tho
egiSnx a .uread " plt's nl3G q, ,1Sc, aG N h re
a.n.pta tliat lhe f'ashHlic r,lpIon should 10 snfe
IT,, lntac n ltaty ihe r'snn OF tho Aon,an
nnd tho cxorcse Of his spiritual powcr fred and
!nuep1.t,,nehl; wcrc ~ short hpace If tInlo
H,nenly 5r!lca " facts. antt ended IN tho most
HcelnfEM hostility nXAlnst tho ahttrrf1 nf,I her
i!eit!: We'll Mwnie then. beloved children. nE thu
at.dtesoua PURPOSES vt tha seesn, We ler tho nc.
ltAlInn Catholics thg serious tiaDucrs It,Tcn,]-
tnx: Let iotie tlecctyu themselves, biit Ict
nll be convincc'l that tic Intent il 10 ,snr y,i
frttt1 tho bt,so OF tho most ton}cr murder, tho
Church, and withdraw you from tho cnsy yuko
ot Christ to RIv1 you into tho power OF tt10A,
VINO are pr9thtrnE calamity and ruin for sour
country. Against alrh enemies yuu must watch
continually to elutp ttetr snnrcs an5 jcalous!y
gsaar vt wt,at cost s99Hcr tic precious treasure
yDu fIch. You hArH Just now declared your
anlyss reAdY to snirGr I'LL things fur this tn0st
t0blc etil. Act, therefore. III concord unu ,lnlto
yourselves IN religious assucintsuns. Ettniisb
NJ iHderstan']inx witt, carl. 0thar In CuthoIio
c!nbt md congresses; draw yourselves crse in
nac'iIencc n!ld Fe.prct 10 your rustDrs, und, no-
f0r: nll. to tho chief pnBtDr the ks1rtn. PptitIT
, 1881-11-03
THE VATICAN.

1'npE IEo'a DINcUuNs: To THE pII.uI1Ns
KoNl:. Oct 17.--Tlw following Is literal
translation of tic official. report, printed In
the ratican, Ut tho discourse delivered by
Leo XIII. fn st. Peters on 6unday morning
lust MD distributed Il, tho pilgrims ut their
6rcoIld audience OH Monday:
f,atnld the cnres anu bitterness which auuoy
our pAieFnHt soul, thhfu cAn be for us any
ihnlnont nf soft 4nI secrcs consolation, yus. Du.
lnsod rhlldtcu. hrlnR IL u "a today with yuur
Etse us III word aua .t.yh uf y0ur common oDo.
htenc0 ulld lsye. Whlle every effort ~ tpudo
" WeAkp!I Or Uxttl!Eush tho obedience ur
thn Itl!!an pcnRle 70 tho Church uf
Jesns Christ ana their ntfectlon TOR the
ctno htse frntn A!l lafts 1f 1taly, represent her
" As ~ aht truly II, tur tho Rreater purt pro.
inunlly, Catholic mid lhll!fll!ty dvvoteti 10 tAu
NomaA PontiI. Fur whfit With cnlu,uuious
n,ssuse!ions :,;s y L. sr'cd out stL louder that
itais's nrosportty. ,yon With free md nnblo
accent pruclaln!. Instead, that tho l'nutti-
cate ts tho tIrst and purust. glory 1T
your native country, ahu th1t real 4nd durn.
ho prosperity fnr i:eS IL only 70 DO Dopca for Il,
III slucero du!nton ~ the lear Of Christ, md III
respect TOR his inHlolublo rights. Thus your
ocarltg greatly encourages and consolos w,
a. we cAn seo thAt tho Italian Catholics
9HdGsst and wh4t IL Tho must formidable daugor
ot tnnslcal sects; and, III fact. these intentions
nowadays sgytu themselves to all la fullest
MFtIcnc9. Thu seets-aiwuys Infant upOp Gvlll-
nattx the Church 0f thrlst and. II It wero posst-
Dle.. maxtng Catholicism disappear from all
la number, power. aud alIaclty, take apeclai
ain. 1t Italy, where tic Catholic faith has thrown
such strong and deep roott. whero for long cent
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quarters for all employed, proper food,
ventilated apartments. etc. TI'cru Is
SOME excitement md Indignation at
tho announced intention Of dc f.esseps Il, In
trnduco French convict labor from New Cal.
ct1onla. It Is argued that labor Is cl,eap, and
tho Introduction 0f Froncl, cal,virts wun,d
necessttnta Frencl, troops 10 guard them,
against which II Is believed Colombia would
protest, mil would be backed by The United
Statrs t;oyernmcnt, which llns repeatedly
declared It would enforce the Monroe doc.
triltc.
Steamers arriving from
MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERICAN pptlTs
report disastrous gales and extensive dcstrlc-
tim Vt prnpcrty bath OH sea md land. At
San 13enlto. 4 town composed Ut tllutcllcfi
tt'isscs nearly every ono was tnFoofctl. 'rhe
haniaye In tho interior OF tic country IS ttt1i.
cult tn estt,nute. In Cfa1npcrIco, tiuatcina-
In, tho American schooner Montana was
t!rlycn ashore, and Is complete wreck.
Grow snyed. Dalnago to cnast towns at,d
clsEcs IN Guatemala Is very great, and relief
lnrtlcs are organized to MD tic sufferers
and subscriptions instituted ut tho Capltal.
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lnt, IN tiia admission coviclou lin Of fraud
IN giving false valuation, l,e left tl,o co,,rl
| sllsconfitod and ruEl,od IN n Witness IN anu
future cause.
M'ArAvEy
| thol g'lsn Ills testimony. ffe proved by tloc-
',lnehts that Ills landlord l,ntl forced lin 10
| s,g'1 MI agreement contracting out Of
a'l Benefits Of tho Ulster custom. Tlhs
Wns not denied, and Is n point In
INC 1eflahes fnrDr. Several witnesses were
callea 70 nfovu ltat McAtavey's 'Ioltllng WINS
loo mainly rented, one swearing TINT tho
le,'alaps right III 1t was worth itolhtnK,
ollofs tllat II was worth E5. Thu agent on
tao .est"te' however, aworo that Me-
htasey l'nd refused Et0U for
ils holding. anti wanted GlU.
',o'le tenants sworo that tto 1ai1d was had,
anu would l'nrtlly support n family, 4 Ilo
"het' 7"utc II WIS ItRht a'su sanity snl',
t'paole oi pcaflhg Roo't cro''s l properly
tul".st' ~! thus t''o 'ss'to WIS fulrly Joined.
'"o commissioners
H., hEsolvEh f> VISIT THE HOLDING
..n a,,ls H,orh4l9 a1ll uloh give thotr decision.
t"cS ltoieloro uftso OUT carly to.iay 10
McA!aYey,s .':'a! nolalnE, where considerable
n9,noet n u helgilpaf'1e teslhnts gathered a'ttl
lo.o"etl c"l1o"s'y AZ t'lclf llceEs rs
t.'e lucy 49,, we'll ,, from hcll 10 Held test
la liK ule sou. examining tlo Rat'lcted crops
n..u .i ssH am 's uuestlots OF tae AGENT tenant,
ILL., ~ nmo "ctu colcnFheu. Ilic lafiu oll
onm,,,,t.,. eo as ~. "as eollh"'y III "fetcilet!
l,o,.,. .,a.,,, o"s t' "t"i' aiu incapable OIL
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THE DRITISII,

THE CnSPED:ltArE:.lsuNn CNAxE.
LONDON, Nov. .-Tho Pail lfu,1 Guxcttc
says: "Tlsere Is no truth whatever In tho
statemont that tl'cro Is n large amount Of
| money in the Hnnk Ut Englnlld deposited to
tho credit Of tho Confederate Government
md available for tho payment of Confederate
bollds. We believe it tloes not hold u single
penny, md aollbt whether there IL any such
money In any bants III this country. The
whole story Is gross fabrication and tit.
ting product of speculation tint has no sub
stantlal toundnt1ou."
Tho Ttntcs says: 1--WE are nble to stuto
that the Daslk Of England does not I,uld a
penny available for the payment OF the Con-
icderate bonds Tie public sl.oul beware
Of buyird. bonds lntrinslcally worthless on
tho faith Of such rurlors."
nESIA1.
Tho Times says tint It Is 1t, position to
state thnt tho trGnty negotiations with Franco
haye nut necn broken OF. and TINT the Eli
glisll Commission Is merely returning for
fresh Instructions.
Tho Ttmcs denies tint the Government has
resolved 10 enter upon more direct relations
with The Yatlcan.
4 NOVEL. FEATulsE
OF the Lord Mayor's procession will be
banner OF tho United Statcs, escorted by II
guard OF ElDllor.
When tho Lord Mayors procession reaches
Westminster tile American llag will bo borno
to thu paiace yard, a,1d inassetl bands will
play I'LL american National nntllgln. Tic
Secretary 0f tho American Legation writes
that lie Is 6l,ro this graceful recognition Of
the ties b|ntling tho two Nations will be
received with the greatest pleasure III
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THE ARCTIC REGIONS,

GEOGRAPHICAL. MHIEFY.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The first meeting Of the
Geographical Society will be devoted entirely
to Arctic matters 'rllo subjects for discus
sion wifl Ee tho whereabouts Of Leigh Smith.
WIN set out early In tho summer for Franz
Josef's La.Id, md llns not yet returned; nlso
tlle Dutch expedition IN Wttlcni l}arents, sup-
posed 10 bo caught In The leu In tho nefgtmr.
haod Of Spitzbergcn, tho fate Of tho Icnn-
netsr, afltt the proposed International search
expedition next summer, and the sctlernp of
polar observations.
GAIT. ADAMS,
an Arctic whafcr, says Of recent yoyagtng
that Ind lie nut been OH whaling yuyage
lle could have reached dense mud Simpsons
Straits aisl nade the northwest passage.
" / bellcyc," l.c said, "tho northwest pass
uge ca,I tc made by way Of Peel Sountl. ai,u
by tint why only, alltl that II Frankitn's yes-
sells Ind been steamers lie would llayo 1nadc
Ii III ISIS may myself live to Eo Into 1all-
easter Sound and report myself at Homo
Iuiu."
HEAVILY LADEN.
, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Thero las been
painful Interest felt over the notl.arrlyul Of
the wliallng-tleet during the past Two weeks,
rs tic Wl,nlcrs have usually been reported
here carly in October. Now they begin IL
arrive. Tic delay has beef, due to hatl
weather and contrary winds. nut, rs aplrc-
l'elnled. to closing leo in tic Arctic Ocean,
which would llayo been disastrous. The
lIuntcr, Atlantic, and Abranl Barker arrived
to'tlay, Thulr shippers have no fenr for tho
detention Of any wl,alcrs. Tho Tropic Bird
arrived yesterday from Japan With 100
barrels Of oil md 5000 pounds of wha!cbone.
, 1881-11-03
SPAIN.

THE CHAMBER.
MApistp. Nov. a-AdPancetl Democratic
,le!noets Of tae GnatnoeFol deputies decided
10 support Horiaiias pfogla1n anu policy,
aIthoueh Marltos anu trseiltls are forming n
minority party aealnsE tllls course. The
newspapers st"te that the Chamber Of Dopu-
lles WIZ, II necessary. als twlce day to per-
@ ~. u discussion OF the nauget before the
aatn OF occe'hpcf' .--....
sESoR PolsruoSpo.
pepu'y Ior llaVah'', tho 'nost liberal partt-
san OF ClDatl autonomy aid III favor Of
s,oveshiaenl ", under the sway OF sr.!n. llke
tnat VI Cal'aaa VI Australia under Engllsll
Iu!e' laaae speecii Ill tho Cortes critic'slng
,o po''ey o1 uae labcfa1 Government, Its tla"
!ays N carfy'ne OUT reforms. lta llestation In
1tsutl1s VIII 1o pseceaeh's und with tho
ohe,aas OF uae Cnhosas Government, lls de-
te''l'ol VI 10 ha''y ehoai' PRISONERS III Eu'
Iope. Hs lnanlseMce OF ABUSES IN the CDlo.
hIa' aaME,ls1satloi1' a''a 1ts piaylhg INTO tie
hahas u th9 Cfcole conservatives anu plant
ole' o|el o"osots4eAs ~ tllo e1attF!a aoPefil-
l'ient, on cohu!1loh OF oelhs allowed their
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tlM l'emocra.lr and Republican groups, lie
cl ri hc considered autonomy II dnngcr rs
III uultl lead iNa short time to aeparatltt,
fran tho mother country. Autonomy IL
irrcvocat,Ey Imppssbls; tho nl,l colonial,
regime equally impossible. Between tI,oyp
Two oxnEgeratEosls alanis o,1r pn'ey
of Ai'iccro aMl practical asstmia.
tton, within the limits VI what
Is possible IN tim colony. Did tho Ypa1,-
lslt Democracy Eiya you i,lorc at tho time Of
tho revolution 1T September. and ca,l ;,cj,or
l'ortu0nt0 deny that lit tic rauks Of TIC
anlonoIn1st sc'lool In Cuba there do not *
Ist soint' seccssoitst IncIlnatlons? Tn, We
make Cuba II Castllian Cata,u WHEN VIC rcc-
oflect how, during ten ycars, lhc Cnlans
fought Tor intlcpcmlenco9 NJ. Autu,.o-
nI1sts never! spain l,as II right 10 be ;tI
American Power. ffer tlnH III Cuba and
Puerto fllco. with freq mid 1iherul fnstitu-
tl"',s, stunts III the front of Spantslt-A 1utr-
lean republics, III docs the gtnrfnus cs-
cutchcoIl Ut tlur fathers on tho old manor
houses Of tic Asturfas.'
Al 1lEu.AlJ,s SLAVERY,
Cnstlllon declared that tic Government must
respect tho lnw VOTED by tho Cortes Until it
lad heard anu consulted to Clsl,an I,e,n-
bers, In order to examine and make ctrrec-
tiof's oE abs'ses oF tile regulations that aIuw
corporal punishment, "'E,le rccer; e,uanct-
nation Of 5,0oo, ,ooo natives III tho Philippine
Islands by tlla abolition Of tobacco n,u,,u,~
o1ies proves what tito present Government
alsd pnrty think Of anvery.'' I.ortl cheers
welcomed t'its Ministerial declaration. und
the members froM both sides of tho jIuusu
rushed from thcr seals to congratulate Cas-
tlIlon.
, 1881-11-03
.A1ISTTeTA A.

TIE IUf.tI. FAMILY 10 VISIT ITALY,
VIENNA, Noy. .a-Thc Emperor uul E,p.
press Of Austria. the Crown Prince n1i]
Princess, and Prince Leopold Of Bavaria,
ainl Princess Gr,zclla will III May next re-.
ti!rl, tlle visit OF tho King aud Queen of Italy,
MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
CA1lto, NOV. 3.-lIerr j, Won Schoetfer, at
present Diplomatic Agent aud Consul-( Cen.
eral OF Austria at Alexandria, Egypt, las
''ecn appointed Austrian Minister to WASH
Ington.
FLOODS IN DA1.sl.tTtA.
vienna, Nuv. 2.-Floods III Ualnlatia alpl
croaila cnl.scd tho 1,ivcr kcrka to burst It's
hounds. ll0usss wero Inundated crops
damaged. rohds submerged. and postal CON-
mllilieatson suspended. Tho ruin CONTINUES
alld tho water IL rising.
THE DEPARTURE OF HuMpEHT,
,Spteiat fatie.
vienna, Nov. 1.-rhe King and Quncl,
OF 1tnly left yesterday. S,low was fuIllnt;
llcavlsy. alll this accounted for the sca,,ty
number Of spectators. Tho King ntrl Enl-
peror kissed eac!l other, saying "a reyoir,r -
aud then tho Enpcror, Crown Prince, aiIi
nll The Arcltl,kes kissed tho Queens hand.
Tho Enprcss Ind takcn leaye of her
royal guests III tho pnlacc. Before
leaving tho King gayu Capt. Doll[nn,
superintendent vi tlso imperial house
Hold. Il diamond ring. From all parts of
Italy tile Synd!rs Of municipalities llayc sent
addresses to tho Burgollaster OF VIeuuu,
thanking !ln for The we1come glyon to the
King. The said Durgonaster received today
from King 1tumbert eight bank ilotes OF
1000 frallCs eacl, Tor
TIE POOR uF VIENNA.
Tho Empress Elizabeth handed Queen afor-
Earet tho Order Of tilu Cross md STIR. set III
diamonds. Klng 1lumtert gave thu t;ranI
Cross Ut Maurice mid l.azaro to tho Austrian
md Hungarian Presidents Of the Council
Counts TAnf6 and Tiss;t. md nlso 10 the
Finance Minister Herr Stayy, and tho Sec
reinry Of Foreign Affairs, Herr ka!lny. Tho
King and Queen have arrived at Monza on
their return to Home.
F!loM ALI. HAVE LEARNED HERE
1t appears that the Interview between The
E.npUrors Of ltussla md Austria would hayo
takoh rlace Mt tho time appointed Ind It not
been for Baron uaymcrle's sudden death,
aiM the great difficulty OF finding
Ill Austro-liungarian Minister who would
consent to take Office with tho leussIan In-
teryicW Mt tho outset OF his career. 1t IL u.so
stated and generally believed hero that thu
Interview. which lad been liked for tlle :Stl!
Of September, then f0r tic Sill vi
October, and finally for the 18th Of October,
WIS thus put 0T because the Czar's ''IIoIy
C0hort," The nowly selfconstltlltcA body-
e'artl, Ind, represented that the journey TO
tho frontier WIS exceedingly periloMs. TEcsu
amateur policemen arc said tU b0
CONTINUALLY SCALING THE l:MpERolk
with Tho discovery of Nillltst plots. real or
imaginary. 1ley llayo II strong n'Iy 1T tic
Empress. wl,u las becuIau 50 nervous TINT
tho Cxar casll,nt lnoyo 0tlt Ut her sight With
out bringing tcars tn hnreyes.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Twenty years nGo II was modossly ,
WIN tho finest achievement Ut tho scr,,cu at
perflsncry. 1t bus never atrcn BEEN cquHcd BY
my oiher sllstlslatlon. Today 1t Ia sold froti,
Maine to Texas.
, 1881-11-03
SWITZERLAND.

TUE EIlFsAT TUNNEE~
LONDON, Nov, 3.-Tho first complete train
carrying 100 passengers passed through st.
Gotl.ard Tunnel IN fifty minutes,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30

the Head The vital iuid pss.ing nnubse-vrd N the
lisnr and many other diseases that lead 70 insanity
and death.
nR EENTzB viii agree 70 iorieit FivK IErSnzr8
nctLtas FIR 8 CAS- = tslis sind .Fs VITAL BESTOR4-
AZ s fundcr hs special adfce and treatEent e- not
cure or for afvthilg impure or Injurious found IN is
DIR. NESItE treats az private diseases uiecsss-
fully without mercury Constellation frec.
Thorough cxannziion and adrice. Including anaif.
sis Of urine 4s 9o-Frice 81 f1AI RESTORATIVE s. 20
bottle o. i5ur times tie Quarsty SO % sent 70
any address upon receipt e pree G o. p. aeeurs
lrein obsefsata3n sad n private name desircd. by
~. MHNffE. ~ y.
II Kearney sszeet, San francsco. Cal
DR NENTHE'S Kidney Remedy No
phreatcunl. cures al kinds % kidney and Bladder
.onrlslnls Conorrl.ra. Gleet leueorrhra- For ssis
by az druggists 81 o. bottle, six bottles for 6 o.
DIR MENTHE'& DnmceItau pills are the
best and cheapest DYsrHr7io asd BLLlov 10 the
narkes. For sale Fl 81 draEk ~ saI7-t
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30

Ry virtue OF an execution issued out 81
Justice George a. Allrn's Court. 81 Globe
Precinct. Gila County. ArizoEa Territory
dated the l4th dry II July a. D. ISL IL d
certain action Wherein Eaton a Bailey ~
Pain 81 =. recovered Judgment against E,nl-
ma Chsppes as defendant. Tor The SIM o.
s5s s7-Iosl and cost 10 suig taken ~ - 5Ilee
~ al Sl1O 25-l0O. on the 18th dax Of duly, AID.
1881. have levied upon the following prop
cry. to-wIt: All Hat ecFtain lot or parcel
Of land situated IN the village Of Globe, Giia
County. s.. T.. and described a. follows. To-
Wit: Commencing II the intersection 81
Cctiir aud Main streets IN said village OF
q ohc nud extending - feet aiuilg said
8la.n street la 4 Ssuihrrly direction. thence
castcriy l0a feet al right angles wiih said
Nain street; theme n0ftherly - feet IN
line parallel With said Main street. 70 Cedar
street. thehce 10 iret % place 81 beginning
Said iof being situated seilfAerlx al.d aeross
said Cei'ar street from The premises owned
bl 3. f. Pascoe.
Public notice Is hereby given that On sat
priay the 9Th day % .tu- urt ISsl. ~ ~
n'clork =. M Of that day II Public kucIion.
H. front 81 kat0n & Barley store. IS Globe
a. r.. { viii. sell an the right. fil.e aud in-
tereSt of the said defendant, ia ana 70 said
described property 90 The highest aaa-btsl
bidder 10 satisfy sali execution and air
costs. W ". LON TIER.
iuy i6-4t sheriff, Oils c.. 4. 2.
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r. : never falling care for
Sc'vcos deiiiitg exhaust
Cd vitality. Seminal weak
ness, Spcmatorrhn. LosT
MANnaon inlrotcncy.
P1rais -. Aid al the ter
rhie effects q scll-abme,
yorthfiilsoiics and exccs-
scs IN niatursr Years such
as loss Of memory iassi
tude Nocturnal emissions.
aversion 60 sns.ic.y. Dim
ness of vision Noises in
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ?
..t....t- r r-fl-

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
CcuntT Of Giia-
On flsc Tin dav ut 1uly A. D.. one tho
Sand elght hundred and eiehty-one, befs.
me =. Is Miller. Rotary Pnilic IN aud
rsid COUNT personally appeared MARY +
diner wife % i & Gardiner. % tiio
ella Tommy. aflk0nA ItIn{prJ. per -i5sds.r
known to me- and makes this drciaratiQu:
III she j. dtldla Of aYuiliug herself o. thf'
ieneiitS OF Chapicr Fhirfy-fwo Eompiiesl
Laws of Arizuna Ter tory, which vonftis
upon married women certain iiumunitie,
and privileges. asnon@ which II the right e.
carry on bllSiuess under their OWN Baipe
and on fhrir own aceoHnl; she therefore Ce-
ciarcS she il DESTROYS Of eii1agiag ia an0
rafryihg on the business Of hotel keepinc
mininr buying aud seliing mines. real eS-
tate and ether property both rrai and d :
s04al and I'M fsff 10 do gehrral hesini -
in ner own name. IN said Terrific 81 ARR
IONA. and that size make this declaration iI
good faith 10 enable her 10 support hersel
snd Others siepFr' rni upon her, anil tbe
MONEY 10 be H<rd in said business is les
than hse thousand dOllais, aEtl that from
afarrsaid IN -aid Tertiary. i0r and on lipl
cn account behalf and hrErfL and those
Dependant on her for support. and tha she
will be individually Responsible III her owl.
name FIR all debts cunirac Ell = her CA a..
eount Ok her ssid hils ness.
MARY GARDINER. T.. s.
"a witness = hereof { hnye herriinto Sct
my haud and sfhxed Iny official seai 20 MS
0iire Ia Globe. tiila County, 4. e.. the dat
and yrar 10 ihiA certificate iirss aAefe writ
tsH.
luiy e4g Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30

Notice is hereby given Prentice Thomas.
n co-owner in tie C0plin and Pacific mincs
On Globe mining district. Oils County, Ari-
IONA, tliat you, the said Prentice Thomas
have failed IN the performances Of your pro-
portion Of assessment WORK upon the afnn-
said mines fnr the year A.. ID. one lhoussnd
eight hundred and eighty, and lhe sxnir iias-
Ing been done and performed by the uiider-
signed, co-ownerk, IN accordance vita law
this. therefore. Is % notify you. the said
Prentice Thomas. that q you ran or refuse
and expenditure made ia your bchsls for
the aforesaid yesr 1850. within the time
specified BY law. and also tie cosl II this
DublicaiIon. yonr interest IL said mines 'Fili
utterly cease aud become the property 81
the subscrlhe-t hereto ~ virtue o. section
1874 Revised Statutes 81 the United States
JOHN e. GOBLIN
BALLARD II COX.
Glcbs. June u. 1881. jsll 9od
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30

AZ IR0S RAIS.-.It is reported fran Ca-
tauia, IL sicily, that ca the morning Of
Aareh 27ih last, light rain of ferragia
Gus SAINT began 70 fail there, alld coniina-
ed for twenty -fenr hours The slsY was
covered With clouds. and tbe barometer
rose scnsi5iy under a strong northeast
slad. 4 thunderstorm was anticipated.
but only 4 few drops fell, leaving Oh ot-
jects small spots Of a reddish.yelow color.
AL Gay kind Of fog hung ia the all.
causing pain 10 ihc eyes. Next day the
leaves Of The trees we're covered with a
fine powder, like brick dust. s. Ercole
found This substances Composed Of fine
fragments Of carbonate OF iron, If irregu
lar angular Or spherical form. YER
stro z soaihwes winds had blown for
several days previously.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30

Protective CoATISG TO STEEI.-Ai
the meeting Of the Physical Society. il
was tae general opinion OF alb the speak
ers that The color Of the surface Of tenn.
pered steel depends on the temperature.
and IS dne g tie elm or skin Of oxide
the blue film signifying higher temper
allure than the yellow. as well Is q thicker
coating and Professor Hughes has dem
orstrated that The electric resisiauce 10.
creases with the Temperature Professor
Guthrie furnished a novel illustration of
metallic skis by tlic exhibition II Il steel
chain 10 which he bad gwen beautiful
blueIsb-back protective coating by sim
ply dipping Il in melted nitrate of potash
or common alter The process WAS dis
coyelea accidentally. and as The bloom
improves the appearance Of the metal, Ii
viii probably be applied 10 utensils Of
iron and fancy articles Engineering aiaR
r. Journal
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-30
CsioBoLAn LIsuTNINe.A remarkable
s,l,.t,f fssr,s,f ~ f,tl fs.f,t,,s 81 ,sfol.,,ia-
what is sfeelg


B3i.aer stoel IS Faasie liy catssing he cat
ben of charcoal TO penetrate iron in d
ht4ied state.
German steel is blister steel rolled down
into bars.
Saeaf steel is made by hammtrine hlis
ter Sies
Deehle-shrar steel Is made by cutting
UP blister and putting i segclhcr and
hanlmeriRg again.
Nyucibse Steel is made bY melting IN 4
poi. blister steel and wrought iten o. un-
wrought iron and charcoal and scrap.
Bessemer steel is made by blowing air
through east iron. turning DE silicon aatl
carbon cut.
Open hearth sleel IS made by melting
pig iron aud mixing wrought iron, Or
scrap steel or iron ore 10 reduce the sill.
con and carbon PHILADELPHIA 81. 3. 4 Il.
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