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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04
A Strange Story.

1t is easy to attribute illusions and So
called spiritual visions" to walking
dreams and double consciousness when
confined to q single individual, but how
will you explain them when two persons,
hundreds of miles apart, are conscious
OF each others presence? My mother,
an unlmaglnatlve woman, who had never
discovered her nerves, when in her eigh-
tleth year was prostrated with all alarm
ing attack Of pneumonia. On Sunday
morning she was unconscious of her sur
roundlngs, and apparently very near
death, and telegram to that effect was
sent without her knowledge to her son,
who was living in Western New York
her home being in Massachusetts. This
son had been i'll but was convalescing, and
when the dispatch reached him he was
on the piazza taking o sun-bath, clad in
his bed room ulster of peculiar make
and close-ftting skull cap of seal-slxin.
In his agitation over the distressing news
he walked to the front gate, and leaning
upon it for support suddenly and dis
tinctly beheld the figure of his mother
standing before him. Greatly impressed
by the occurrence, he determined to Wis.
it her bedside, hastily made prepara-
tions for the journey, and by travelling
express oil the way reached her house
on Monday afternoon, when he told the
story of the apparition.
Meanwhile my mother had rallied
somewhat and her mind was clear most
OF the time, but it was thought best not
to apprise her Of my brothers arrival.
After time, when she was thought to
be sleeping, he stepped to her door to
look at her. She Immediately spoke to
him in her ordinary manner, without be-
traying the least surprise at his being
there, and said: "Well, John, you look
better in that coat. [ never saw such o
strange suit as that you had on when
you were leaning over the gate on Sun
day morning" My poor brother, o man
nearly sixty years of age, and not in the
least superstltlous, was yet SO overcome
by this double mystery that he nearly
tainted. In this case no collusion was
possible. My mother had never visited
the city where my brother lived and had
never seen the suit of clothes mentioned.
She could not have overheard his voice
In the house. as her hearing was i'm.
paired. Can the event be explained on
scientific ground.--M Y. Tribune.
"AH, DEAR" sighed Miss Fitzroy, a.
she yaWned wearily, "there isn't any
thing to occupy ones mind now. ~,
made toilet cushions and tides, and em
oroldered slippers and painted maiolic,
Jars until I'm weary of life. beIiev,
Iu go down into the kitchen and watcl
Jane make bread. I suppose L ought &
know how many pints of yeast it take
to loaf" And she penetrated the bus
mess part of the house, only to find on
that bread was ''raised" from the baker
cart - Mean yT1a,os, D.osoIa.. "O~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04

WHEN o boy walks with a girl as
though he were afraid some one would
SEQ him, the girl is his sister. If he
walks 80 close to her as to nearly crowd
her against the fence, she is the sister of
some one else.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04

formed some years ago, to ascertain
whether water could be compressed, re-
suited in proving that gold is porous
the water inclosed in hollow sphere of
gold and forced by the violent pressure
applied passed through the sphere andap-
peared on the outside. The pores through
which the liquid was driven could not
have been moro than the -millionth
Of an inch in diameter
A CERTAIN Count Hugo Won Engen-'
berg, of Fratzberg in the Tyrol, is making.
use of microphones-sllnki in the ground,
on q dcclivity Of hill, and connected
separately with single telephone and
small battery-to discover source of
watar for his castle. He intends to con-
duct the experiment by night, when dis
turbing sounds and vibrations of the
ground are less frequent than by day.
If q stream of water flows near the ap-
pnratus it will pass the sound to the
telephone, and thus reveal the spring,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04

SNUFF takers very seldom have head
colds, because the membranes become
thickened.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04

WIDOWS over 30 cannot marry again
in Portugal. In this country widows
never get over 80.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-04

DROPPED hairpins bring moro women
to their knees than all the sermons in
the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Decline In Nex ada s.seI1s.

In San fraDeiecp tAlHe is an evident iu- tent exhibited on fhe phri of tbe press rep. resenling he mining adus.Iies and sleei CTS in mining stocks i'' seek ffesh fields aad new cHnes oL opeiNticns California
 and Nevada are both stiH rich ia the precious mel8isi and B iil continpe % yield largely @ Inc condiijoiss Of t1ese Slat< are impTored, bus for s0mb yesrs lc come sbt 6ecrease in proapclion eanDel rsediiy te orercofne A new 0rlIeF of thinEs de- mauded and mgsl sake laee lElore cons iideDce can te reEaiueh 3o get o0l haf been nn easy inftier sfiil some, aud the great point nOw is to seek Iikc Arizona. From nhieh lDc enormous Io ol flia past te years mag Dc made d Tue
 flH s recent issue shos e decline in s3saes of twenty nine mines on lbe (,en ock lode lhst ara foasidered more or less tfo8inenE Ihe mines are ef pres end tlieidcd into o2l 39 slSreA ln 1870 tht lnafkct vaiue Of ai. the shares in ticse fHes sIff-nine mines was only Htlie over }30'0 In Januarr ie5 aey wefe fafesl at over z0 039 030 L.asi May they slolRed a market value ol less than &10. 2o0ljDo Thef haFe since been fate0 still lowIr During tlle year 1878 prices were Lhe Iowe ln ttio spring and Iiebesi in the itsI The great upsesvai for shai year tooI Dlace in Sapembef. During lbe past 1w8 years. wili here and thers sD excep tion fbe values have been steadily tending deginniris fhey were lower in Deccui- her 1872 than fheF Ferc in ffe spring of la and they kave been tower in tiepast fex weeks mag thtY were last splipg 4he ler.teciafiou 5n flte f kci Vai1e ef Qtl 8) sl,aree repre- enfei by ihe ehofe lWea- Ir-nlsne mines since Sepienbef, fS4S tas lseen ef afef Comparing tue loves nf lilis Year with sbe liQhesl r4tes n
 Henlhef. l65S f NiiI be setn tbaf Gtah hns ficei,ned A Sierra Nevada. Ji; l Union (onsoii6ated e8s55 Mexican. sqs oblir. 8 Eaiif0fnis. $t425 l,o4o led Ffrfina f4ti5 Best aDd Besrber $34 6ruid and Curry. 928 Hale and Norcto& Eboliaf 2V PalosI. 33G0 julie onaciidafea 58 BbIlloa. eaef f9s pta lansoiid4le < Eo date9 Impe eiai &3N ftnoe Fellow Jaeket h t5 tf6nn nlnt. ehef 3o3s aEtsman. & 1et {lc3eli7 pel <s845
 fcf il add snlep nuIt q ilis liae per ells 1eit oamtef aI laf in each nine ' Wl1 oe een fAat ih aeni ien il lle market sloe 1f tIle 0 l3 sha n past tscrsf sestp
 ns 5p into lhe millions he
 ae n cIe Negaaa one aqoat lo
 9 biic hat ln nIfo I0lscil-
 ou c 6ls 940 f'as dspf el8fifn in Oplir and eKIesn tcels 2
 G Ihns ess Ioof n aii lqin1 con nubas ioeh oihef end q tHe omoek io1es WRF M e lime fhls wear worth @ 9 less iiitF ert rated at Ia eepiel t
 Itere s also faiea ot io
 0e lr mosl oi ei
 o.ir atpl aior n fe
 fi1 ef 1f shares pfQbanf cfes
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
lAnather EaElFaia.

I oanas acros book few days ago enfitlet r. Caliiorniis Renollec6ens On page & ib paragraph 2, l'TIat sounds like Haynes Of Pima, when ae is going to move arl amendment to a blll) she follow ing Inel occur: We went on shore h $ liuie skid. aud lan6ea en the sandy beach d an indensatiop og flle Bay where Monigoi incry and Jaekson streets nov in. teFseet While passing along the street, with oul. youngest child, a Iillle over s year old Hn my arms 2 gentleman asked to see tie baby" What has that 10 do with 1'rsscots portrait Yon say Wc shali seA That gas in sg tlie year Of She Argbllauts, the gear ts.as inspguFaled a pew eta in the History of the Pacihc Coast. sha year that nakenod the lazy old Spanisl missions from tlleir slumberss 70 die; aui made she fossilizcd Padre Aide himseH within himself. because he could not underlapd. and rould not try se learn tlic lessons tisat were brought to hiu by the people from roand the Horn. The boy mentioned iu Che extract from. California RecoIlections, grey apace. At sixteen he lefi home so learn the les sons taueht in that great sehool. lhe world. He has scored s8 years in bis match vIib time. Bc has lleen psospec. tor. miner and journalist ana is acR an honorcd representative of the Eastern enl of Pima County. He has been eonnectea with several papers. and was proprietor of be Petalunia Crest, and the Silver Hogd of Colorsca sEis last newspaper sfiliation wss wi,h the Nugga of Tomb atone Hs $ shors of ssature lssy, about five feet six3 compaetIy hailt shoulders litSle slipping and supporting an sx. ceediRgly shApsiy head His face is near. iy round, chin little pointed, strong ie,7. CT jaw That tells of great yin power; al light brown musiache partially hiding a sensitive month; bis nose would nns put an artist in ecstaeies. tlongh tue noslrils are finely curved and aehcafe: bis ere. brows are lirtle huslJ, and beneath fhtn
 
 are an earnest pair oi brown eyes. that light up vith peenliaf gliat uhen he speaks He has a iite, expansive fore head from ehieh the iiFpvh hair alwsys smoothly brushed back lie has none of tiae tricks of outosy in his apcaking ilse Mark Antony. he spealSs right on.7 He is an elective debafer because De ee1s fair knowleige Of his subject. He z,as the champion Of the hill taat created tic County of Cachise, and be did good work foF tlse e7iia County bin He $ intsilt gent, dettrnined and better chan all, nn. nan Wost knowing and worth liking when you know him His name s Harry WFla and he $ ilsp d. yeloped man Of vhori ihe baly a le ex. sracs quoted gave tle hint
 G10uEna
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
A 0mEAH
gssss,oauney fS fese iEeaae af nepreseas kaefsee of ihe E'eeieinss'Fe Aseosa si Y ol Arfaane. ay 1zea. noRats aees.

p ts sssals sad Essst ef Fsp7sssstatse<s ef
 iEs tnHss tsssss, q ceagrsss 1sssa5isSs
 Your nemorielisls, he Legislative As. sembly Of the Territory of Arzone. re- spectfully ask yeur honofatle bodies to easa some Legislation b the following masler
 There is in exislenee ca the Statute Books of ile United States 0f Mexico. lsv witch prevents Americans or other Ioreignes, from possesi sing mines within twenty {aol li,agues, on she Mexican side of she line, slsas divides tbe two eonnffics Tllaf portion of tho States of Sonora and oallhaahua embraced wi,lin3 3hese twenty lsaz1es, is exceptionally ricil in god and silkr, as has been abandantlg proven hg nropectors ard travellers pAo have yisil d it
 The law was originally framed for ihe purposes Of preventing eonhiciE hetween sbe miners Of inc two countries, aud tbe eomplieations that uight grow outof such conlicis Et served wise purpose per haps. in lhe days when the pSeiudices og both countries were aroused, and ther stood in the attitude of actuiH or possible heiiceranss towards each other Rat shosp days are happily past and relations of tbe most cordial character exist between lhe two countries.
 No restrictions al.e placed upon 8cxi- cans who n.ay desire Go hold or operate mines in he United Stllts
 Tbefeloe. Ne nc peciias your honorable bodies .o have your dipl0- matic agent in Mexico instructed to ask lliaf tAe so-calIed Twenty Leagne La8, of which tbis memorial treats, be abIogated and Ameriexns made flee % enjoy the same privileges in Mt1icg. lhsi ers ac corded Co Nexicans in iliH Dnifed Staics
 The Legislative Assembly of The Terri tory Qf Arizoba. forward sis. their tfem oFial. tlropEh tbeir Delegate in Congress and respectfully and earnesilf ask for lis careful cad iulnle1 ats cois leration.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Tbe sa EfaDcisto ~ plelicis thas 1b less th4n tNo ytars en sian ford osef and Huntington win own and c0ntrel areash nnarrl<en reii line hosa shn rsncisea and NcH kork, sli bisf4 thoul de'ars subsidy CT aid from any Qoarff. 1sE Southern tafihc. fsom fan Franeisco ip heH erieaps. will he ennnle leitd bsIors d eea ncFsls have elapsed BeEuean NkW l1fl1ans and New York a 0oed pDtEon o the disfan.,e is
 fesEiv covered iq foads under control of tiie solHhern Pacihs The Chesapeake and Ohio. nhicll rnne hween iiichmoBd and paini on fhe Ohio rifer near ihe EensneT l'1e called Huntington is owned bF Hun nFien na Stanford. This road has naw d 8560 ao ln bnnds for ffe construction of the Eiizahelhlowp, I,cxineten ana Big n9s Railroad wfieh7 is Co be conneeling link between the ('hestpeake and Ohio cpd the Great Ala- hama Soushefn, ia which our magnates are AIfelg iter 3his 3fnk will form alns1l an aiF i8t hetween Blew Or leans and NeF York and connecting wifb tho Southern Paciilc wflI form & greaf
 2acisic trunk ronle
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
G10nE DEsTmKCE.
Mknfnr Nega


 Ws learn Inc Champion mili has atop. ped for few days los repairs We Woald seesea lbat tbose having ore tha lley wish reduced sholsia now avail themselves Of tae opportunity of geliing is worked lo 3 higher pescenlage than any mill in she Tcritory tas hitberso sione-rates gre req sonabie.
 George scoss has 2 good copper mine for sale within mile of Globe. There is aow one hundred tons Of orc on the dump. Those wishing t6 invea wiil do well to examine inc property and ieafn from him the average value Of lbe e Rbieh car- ries some ailver
 Liaolph 6 Dempsey are VIgorously puslslns work en their gold ledge nearthe Golden Eagle mlne pisl iafieging results. Tbese gentlemen ere inkiag the necessary steps 10 commence work on fheiF eastern exlsnsion o tbe Golden Eagle.
 Jobnsop & Long are taking really dne gold ore from taelI mine in tlsis inmedi 1fe nelglloerhooa which {ncY Intend af- FusteTing.
 Qnite a aumssf of gold fsins @ Gulch gre Icing worked giving saiisisc tofY returns.
 The 5nlia's siafi is down 5s feet with indications of Fikiag she ledge within lhe next tea feet.
 Shafs ia East Riohmond is down tbirty. two feel Gre of good quality in b0th ends of crosae
 Fred. dealer just in from lhe Fame iaiiie Fepors shafl doFp ss feet, ore in bottom ql shaa gTeatiY npfsyed
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
N1IEIfsR oF Ae9 9m EET.

DLUE BIRD MILL AND MINING B Company. Loration of prime pal place of Busintss. San frercieeo Csilior 1ia.--l.o- cation of works. Giohe District Fina eoun- tY< Arizona.
 Notice is hereby giFen that af q meeting ol the Board nf 3irtezors. held 0r the 8th day of January. 1881 an asaessmeni, No. ]. cl tiyc cents per <h1rc Wes Iefied upon lbe capital stock of the corporation pa3 able iinlnf aiafsig, in D $. Gold Coia. the Secrets,ry. at the 0lfs,c of the eolnpany. Hc. 70, Market Street. San Francisco, California. AaF stock upoa which ttIe asssme1t snail rerain papnid 0n the tstk dnF of teb- rnagg. iosl Nii Dc delinquent. aud aaFer- tlsed ior safe at public auction, and uelass payment is made before. Hi|l be sold ou Monday. the Hath day pf Harea. 1881. to pas the teii1quent assesmepts together Nllh costs Of aifertsinE and expenses of sale.
 By order ol fhe B9ari of Difeet0ls.
 W H KING ft'r. Socrelary.
 OBRIcE.- hc. 70 Market Street San Fran ciecs, California Jan. i5-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Notice of 
 Business.

Having q determined to Close out ny Retail
 business and to sell nothing less than a carload at a time, and further, as soon as Congress declares Pi- nal creek navigable, will sell nothing less than a steamship load of 2000 tons at a time, I will until then sell all broken packages at l, ,795 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Edward SelieEelin, like Sylvester and James I7astie, Paas;u Weaver anu others whom we could name. when quite a soy evipceti passion for Che freedom of mountain life. aad in order to mAkeit pay conceived the idea. shouldered piek and shovel. Jeff civilization behind and enter cd the wilderness where solitude reignsd supreme. commenced prospecting for ple- cisus metals and for many a weaFs- year pursued the calling of g pFosreetor Hitb the settled tesemiuaiion 10 make stake or leave his bones 5ieaehing upnn some bleAkAillsifles Oregon. Nevada. hia- ho. Utah and California aas fInas nayers- ed by him wah indifferent success and despairing of finding bonanza ne came to Arizona to try his luck but goddess Fortune turned her back npon him eFen here where 50 many rich strikes have been made, and oat of money aud ont of credit, bad y.,. s0ut heart, hs accom- pane n.ea the Walapi eoass lo souiheEn Arizona. where again z 'ooN me ae e'-
 ls b r rrIl rts u ate chances of being aiillss ,,lssl.' lurkea. bal oflen returned to sha
 the Indian scouts and was as often re minded hat Instead of finding miRe De would md q tombstone which determined him if ever he did ind something tbst would bay he woslsa certainly name # Tonb.tone. Some tllree nantils isier bis feet rested where the town of Tombstone now stands and where be lscaied a mine mot wofkesJ and called t Tombstone, but could nos record it for the reason tsat lle was unable to pay for it's recording. Three months later be returned to the same place from ihe DuFgea mill near Globe whuher he had gone to work for ;" grub stake and money lo shoe his mule and pay for recording the fomb- stone. Thus heeled' he returned Fo his mine fn the southeast recorded his loea- tion aBd made others, the Esis'ky csss Good Enoaeb. Tough Nut and West Side. He and lis bfoiHer owned half interest ia these localions Richard 6ird tbe 3alAnce. The brothers teceiTing femping oller, sold their bali for &600.0Q1 i3Iile oi its present. value. but no1witisialfz hd- is in easy circumstances he prefcss .rsaghine t and is stiA Rannefer among the biils and linda naer m possible Co sec piece oi 1oal o in1a
 sirsaS without prospecting he Was horn fsl Tioee EennfY. HeAns5 lFania. Oct 7a47 anu aithouah he has punched ss,Fra oF different ones, nanf hundred wearT miles he Is still good nalaIea rag eel and possessed af an eBcufante isSal nav ret csffY him 70 terra ine niia whore meath an unffouaed slSy e nay And lbe wate7 nectar and tlie rocks pure gaId.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
sharEn. Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AR ENECI TIOE IS- sned unf oI and naief ifle seal Cf ihe District IclrI oI llie Iifst julic5sI Dislriet ci the Territory oi Arizona @ and f1r lhc Coaufy of Pi1ai, u3ied Ian 6 io1l nroD a eerttia IilsglIient ri.ainsL Iltnas & Jones nra lN favor Uf Aitfteth A. tonrs iof one hondred 1eliars anl fen fer eein interest. and W # costs. dtled Aay 9 1873. against l.ie peIaon2i and r1n p4eperts ofsaid Ihem- es E Joaes. hfte leFiec upcn aH adobe dwelling ol Hght ooms and Che lof of land necessary iacrefo. known as 4oiles house, sil ate 13 Che n0r efig side of Oak Street between Pine and Willow Streets In fhc tHieEe Of Globe, PiNai Coulty, Ar'zcn1 IeFlloty.
 Aoece is hereby giFen flift en the 23ln day oi February it3l af 70 ffeIotk a. m. on thal day, on or a1tnf the l4io preHIsee in said Globe. Wiil sell al th riglt liiIe and iuterest of tho ktic Ihomat E. 30nes of in and Go the atafe dcscibe1 propefsy at Pubs Iic AnctIon to ihe h'e IeSt siidl Cor csh, fo satislY the balance dle oa said execution and all eosls
 Dated. Globe, A. 1. Jsn i 8l
 T. P. EABk Eil, SaeriI feb+H Rg fRo L. TuRSER trlly
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

0N tlie lst instant, at meeting of the Board of Directors of the Globe 6 San Carlos Telegraph Company dividend Of twenty per cent waS ordered to be paid upon the capitei stoek on ihe 10th Instant out Of the earnings of the line for four months
 FITE per esnt interest per raontb upon an iuFestaent cannot be said to be 8 bad one, bat when she project of building telegraph line from tbis place in order Co ? t Globe in communication with com IseFcial points easL and weSt. 1t was clain-I esi that the stock would nos paz and. con. seaaentlg, the demand for fl was not atall lively aad had 1t nVs been fox few men who thought otherwise Che project would have died still born.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

TnE concert lasf evening. in the E, E. Church. given hy Pffs Wlliie and Fisch. CT. was mol only sell alleniesl, but sll ere earnest in their eeminendasieRs of the per f0rmance. To us. some of De pieces seemed exquisileiy rendered. ihe same persons vill discourse most eloqoent music ia Inc same place, Thursday night flor Inc benefit Of tho | Church. Admission @ cents
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Eew Advertlscnenta
Dividend Moflee.

q q q NEETING OF BOARD OF DI- rectoFs ef Globe G San Carl0s Tele- graph Colnfany nn tetrunfs 1881 CHsh Dli1end ao. ] was declared pas able al Elc oAce Of tho Treasurer. February i5 iefl upon the certificate cf tle Secrefary. Erans- ief Books Rlt close cn e1flery L0fh.
 ALONLO BAtLET
 Secretary.
 fresIaoak fib S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Noana
COUNTY TnsAsUanaa 0FgIeE.

COUNTY fns1eURERs OFFICE.
 FLORENCE. d E-, Jan 2s, 1881. have this day placell in the banda ef the District Attorney. ot the CoaufF. tla NeI'n- qllenf fax Roll cf t1o year lse0 and tlet nnless the delinquent taxes. therein 1peci- fled arc paid Within pFenty l10, days from tie puhiicatIen of thia nofita, action wii' lie commenced oy faId District 4tlorney for the collection o4 sEch l16es and cosfe.
 r. c. BRADY, tea z9-2g County Treasurer PinaI Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

SA3f B0sTw1cE. the boss llarber Of oloife is overrun with basiness Those wbo have cnieyea the touch of his magic gazon freeze so liim,and recommend tleIs friends lo slo likewise as bead Fabber he has no saaal. and as for eutting hais. don't men tion iE--he's Way up.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Net4e.
I0TNTV TETIaTVEH7s 0TTT0E-

C0UNTY TEEAauRER' OFFICE,
 FLORENCE. Pima County, A T.
 All warrants lgaHn aRainst lhe General Fund of Pinsi County From No. 20 io 2i2 incla5ife, aDa al Wairanta from No. 3 @ g, new aegiee 1881 Hill he paia ca pfesenti- ilQn, Interesf ceases from thie flatl. Ifuol pftss4it within ten days from the date or ihit naiifa. Warrants next In enulnfration vii De paids P. k. H2ADT.
 County Treasurer. Pinal co. JennafY 12 1881. iinzz-2t
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
RIEEnsIpn. A.T. J.n. a0. IseI.

4f ta4l 4...rs
 En SILVER BELTs A nne ,os'p pes .'sel' masie from bers to thf copper mines, 'sn'.' .'.a wbscb lac i've miles rortilwest on Mineral Creek- Grading fes ihe erection Of fur. nacs near fhc mouth ol the areat has commenced Hen gre also at work on ihe mines Wils others are paainE up hoazes for compaBy rnrposes, etc. Ihe can1p is booming llsFe are from sto to f75 men n this FAioltY New mines are heinz found. buf t is the copper mines which make success of shis place. Tbe company Is an energetic one, and ail' cFeaA is aac Nr Bolan<eF for lils sascess ia hriaglns our seclion Q the front W lle first came 1efc liose mines were knonn but iittie appreciated His en- perence tanght hlm shat thsy wee no oniinary mines, but Of sa1sssi8g rich ness He made loeasens wein 10 work add hy lhe vEeat tli his brow taoa oaE load q ore that averaged 20 per st slipped t io San FFapciseof rslislf com p.nY. and non work has begun ie fne. s50n Rlge ae take her place Sn'ol hs ss,er u.ii.ag eamps
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

THE Masonic bFefheFu cordially invite lhe public lo hs present, February 22nd, at 2 D m. in lhe A. E Church to witness the dedicanoa Ssrvioe and installation of aosReers of White dogntaia Lodge No.5. 4 ball viii be given at the School House in ths sveniug of same day hy ihe ffater- niiy 10 which an invilation is also ten dered.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
PREscoTr, Feb. < 1881 TO SsGver Bels-tsaahs. Gila County Bill Passed

Council yesterday wisl amendments came back to House today and passed aa amended; appointing Of officials taken out Of Governors hands-no indebsedness ciause stricken out, must take pro rao
 Bullion taxes Faled. 50 far as House is concerned. eoaurii deubsfui. Roman of Pima very Lottery bill of last session repealed. indignat5pe fet here on account of action o tloferner ln connection wiia Countv bills ROBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

The dissolution oi tka iivm of Haegih 6 Teyis, San Francisen, means mrly tbas eaeb memtef Of il is rich enough io Ego t eione. and Vanis to d0-it
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

NoTicKs, e0nspicuofslg eppear in 1iie public hchooI room warnin chil8Fen ihat if theg disohcy She teacher slse Irusices will disniiss them from schooi