Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-16
Garry tai S to Siiram.

During the late lnpleasautDess ID Globe
ciIy Mining Go. ailairs here, long since
amieably adjusted growing out of the dis
agreement Of friends in council. fhs super.
intendent, rs was bis duty and custom,
delivered into the hands Of the company's S
Treasurer. Two cedsin bars Of silver bal-
lion, part proceeds Of ore worked at Globe
City mill for the Centennial Mining Co.
These bars we're accompanied by tbe reg
ular mill statement showing amount due
as mill charges. The President Of the
Centennial Co, Hiram G. Bond, then IN
charge here. was called on Tor payment
which he was not ready to make. In ac-
.coTdance with his written Instructions, IS
also with custom, the Treasurer Of Globe
City Co deposited the bars WIKI Eaton &
Bailey, merchants aud bullion dealers at
Globe, who advanced to the Treasurer the
mill charges on the bars President Bond
VAS then notified, both b The Treasurer Of
The Giohe City Mining Co. and its Super
iuiendcnt as also hT Aessrs Eatnn & Bal.
ley. as TO The whereabouts Of he bars, and
payment again requested and again re-
fused Hiram & Bond. on his arrival ia
New York. there stated 10 the officers Of
the Globe City II CO. and to others. that
these tso bars of silyerluliion were stolen
from lis company, as also from the Globe
City 8lill Co, and that lie never knew
where they were, never could learn, and
did not think tho Globe City II. Co. ever
would hear Of The bars again. Yet. when
The firm Of Eaton & Bailey demanded Of
Hiram G. Bond the payment Of certain
drafts due from bis company, he refused
saying he had made up bis mind not 70
pay them since he learaca thssr action
with regard 10 hose bars OF bullion
Again Hiram g Bond iusiigates q replev-
in suit in Pinal county, Arizona, for the
recovery Of said bars, and, il the face Of
his pretended iguorance as 10 their locali-
t., directs The service Of papers upon
Mcssrs. Eaton s Bailey, e al Again, al
though siill in the debt Of the Globe City
HI 20, Hiram G. Bond brings suitin New
York for The recovery Of these sinse bars !
Hiram also sues the G. G. M. Co. for per-
niling a difference to appear as between
The assay value Of their ore and lie actual
min results tbercfroin, and This De does in
spite Of the fact that tie tailings are
shown BIN as an apology for tie differ
pace in part, and we humbly confess that
ibe due is abjeclly pointed out as another
cause Of grief. However sthis iast doesn't /
count, since Mr Rioae lRioile tbe viz
ars) denies in toto the truth Of ile old
.aw about anything going up the fiue- We
Tall upon the cloudy SKY f7F s i,ness did
snyihiug go up tie luen for tins wizard
Isiptte in Nevada or CALIFORNIA; Rioue
Is the person who, on seeing the Golden
Eagle said 10 bis escort, the superinten- (
lent. there is enough ore 70 ran hund (
led stamps, and ia ten minutes thereafter, +
remarked 10 another, there IS not damd /
hing 10 it, Riotte also said, a few
weeks since. that Silver King 'was only
spike Think ofit ye Gods "a spike
with ten millions 10 sight at this moments
rco mfliioas from d scab on he head Of
his spike with raw-hids bucke: and a !
sindlass! This Rio.te is the person VINO
'ass there IS not single mine in Globe +
District. Bond thinks better Of Globe
District He admits that there IS one
nine and thal lis company owns that ore;
ouf accords no thanks 10 Mr Heliings who I
procured itfor his company. He also ex-
presses his belief that honest men in this
mining district ere a rarily. We must
aot forget, however lhas il was Hiram's
lxpert Riotte, who worked by his own pet
process. 4 mill test Of Centennial ore a q
.ost Of fifty dollars per ton, ard received
herefroma q yield of s. per cent or some
hing Ike one.half the ordinary mill Re.
elts. Ample testimony Is forthcoming toi