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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-06

ALBANY, July 5.-It is reported that
sixIy.fve signatures have been oD
tanned to the call for the Republican
caucus, and that such notice Will be
yiyen in the convention.
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ALBANY.
Though the Spirit of the Head
of the Party
HOvers at the Very Entrance of
Deaths Door,
The Disgusting SquabbIe Still Con-
tinues at New York's Capital.
THE BALLOTS.

Two Taken But No Choice Yet.
ALBANY, July 5.-The Joint Conven-
ton met at noon and proceeded to vote
to fill the vacancies caused by the resig-
nations of Conkling and Platt.
Short Term.
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NEGROES IN ARMS.
Six Hundred of Them Banded Together
to XII Guitteau.

WASHINGTON, June "a dispatch
says: 1t is reported that an orgAniza-
ton OF six hundred negroes has been
discovered banded together to take pos
session of the Jail and kill Gultteau in
case the President dies.
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Baltimore's PRAYER.


BALTMoRE, July 5.-At the general
meeting OF the Corn aud Flour Ex-
change, to-day, the President, WIN. ).
Young. was instructed to sand the fol-
lowing telegram to James Il. Blaine,
Secretary OF State:
BALTIMORE, MD, July ;.
The Corn and Flour Exchange, ut its
first meeting held since Friday last, di-
rected me to express through YOU to
Mrs. Garfield the heartfelt sympathy OF
its members in the sad attilction which
has so recently befallen her and the
nation, and to express our earnest nope
that the favorable symptoms reported
this morning NAV continue till the Pres
ident IS restored in iull health to his
country, his family and his friends:
Signed. WM. ). lovNG,
prgSIjyyI
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Second Ballot.

The convention then proceeded to
ballot again for a successor to COnkllng,
with the following result:
Short
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PRODUCE.
N ow YORK.

sNo sales. tOHere 1.
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Reports Favorabl a. 3:55 2. ~.

ENECUTIyE MANSION, S:0j Z. VI The
condition of the President has not virtu.
allv changed since the date OF the last
bulletin. His physicians continue to
regard his symptoms as very favorable.
lie has suffered to some extent yester-
DIV and 10 day from the great heat OF the
weather, and the physicians have this
afternoon invited Prot. j. {. Hilgard,
OF the United States Coast and GeodetiC
Survey, 10 consult with him with a
view 10 the adoption OF some plan for
the artificial refrigeration of the Presi-
dents room. Vice President Arthur
called AT 3:45 p NJ. and is still here.
Resting Quietly at AS p. 81.
ENECurIvE MANSION, +:l5 +. M.-The
Presidents pulse has fallen to l0i, and
he is resting quietly.
Sweetly Slseping at 5:35 2. Nj.
WASHINGTON, July >, 80 =. M.-The
President is now sleeping. The atlen-
dants aud watchers are taking a'van-
tage OF his QuIetneSS AMI are mostly all
doing in different parts OF the hallway
and adjoining rooms.
The symptoms at $50 p. NJ.
ENECUrIvs MANSION, $50 p. M.-The
condition OF the President continues as
favorable rs at the last hulletin. The
pulse is l06. Temperature 100 10, lespi-
ration 81. No further bulletins will be
issued until tomorrow morning unless
in ease OF an uniavOrahle chang.
Signed d. W. Bliss,
j. X Barnes,
J. J. WOODWARD.
RoRT. REYBURN.
Condition at Midnight. Last Night.
ENEcUTIyE MANSION, Midnight. tn
fnrmstiou lust received from the Pres
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Combined vote:
Long Term.

No choice.
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WAsH;NGroN, July I At a quarter
past ) o'clock =. NJ. yesterday the Presi-
dent VAS sleeping quietly, and while no
marked change IN his condition was
noted. the doctors thought he was some
better Ne had Tree. healthy and nat
ur.,l action ot the bowels, which afford
eel relief
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Opinion of the Physicians at $50 A. ID.
ENECUTIvE MANSION, July 5.-The fol-
low ny dispatch has been sent by the
surgeons in charge to Drs. Agnew and
Hsmiton, the two consulting physi
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No choice.
No CIlOlUt.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote to fill the long term vacancy:
Long Term.
Combined vote:
That Rndical Caucus.

No CHOICE
Adjourned
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But il is also due, in part, 10 the better
class OF men now in and coming into
service. The mornL OF the service has
been improved. 1t is deemed an honor
TO be member of Her Majesty's
civil service; and it is not an
uncommon thing ior civil servants 10
indicate their occupation on their cards.
The abolition OF patronage has lett Par.
Lament free to pursue its legitimate bus
mess, unhampered by the vexatious re.
quests OF Office seekers, or the need Of
haunting the public offices TO procure
places. The equality OF all the people
being recognized in the distribution of
offices the
Peace of the Realm Has Been Much Pro-
noted.
There can be no doubt that the specla-
Gle OF purity, economy and efficiency in
the public service OF Great Britain, and
OF corruption, extravaganza and prOHig.
acy in that of the United States has done
much to reconcile the people OF the
former country TO their own Royal
Government, and to bring republican
institutions into disrepute. The burden
OF the Royal family in Great Britain is
easier to be borne than the Old Man OF
the Sea, who, in any army OF Office
holders appointed, and removed for po.
litical reasons, has
Bestridden the United States.
The bearing OF British experience upon
civil service reform in the United States
is direct and important. An American
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
pea rIeiurs ~ . Uarslsns Astist.

On the second table. in the first rov, counting from the railing, at aimosl any hour during the session Of tbe HImse, . solitary foot (written Ia James, may ae seen. The foot is encased in stout boot which does not seem lo have made tbe ac. ouaintance of Mason's original challenge blacking since it was built The foot" is an integral portion of v.hsr is known @ the collective wisdom" as Gap. Sharp. the Hon. gentleman from the suburbs of Phnnix. "Cap is noi one of inc orators. though, when be does speak, his earnest ness is visible in every motion of bis body; j; and when he spoke aeasnsi the passage of the Gill County bill, be came as 1ear be- ing eloquent as any of the more preten- lioua, black coated gents that sis with him. Standing. he presents the picture of Iatlly old man. nearly six feet long, en- csssed in an arnor of somewhat aged brown cloth. Above the collar of the coat ap- pears none of those instruments Of torture, yclept standing dickeys,n bui instead, hlue flannel collar rolling over an old fashioned black silk neclScrchief- don't want to paint him as be stands. because if he is addressing the members he has to stop too much to indulge in Solon Shin gle's favorite diversion of expecsorating. like the old man best when he is sit1ing down. with his foot in alc middle of h;s tahle among 'aets and resolutions, com piled laws, fragments of bills. m0cilage ink, sacks of tobacco. and copies of SILVER BELT.H Be is a perfect picture of content ment His eyes slightly crossed, look kindly over his spcctacies as if he feli bimsef. what bis white head makes him. the ssalber of the House From the apex of his head i0 the point of his cbin is more than the usual length, and is seems longer stfll on account of he pointed grey beard His mouth is almost hidden by his mustaehe. lus you know its there. by the esar present old clay pipe. with q eil. yer ferril that prosrudes from it. I son't think the old man is in lo2e with legisla- ton. ao believe thas when tbe clouds of tobaoco smoke rise up in graceful eurls before him. he sees through them tLe faee of the Lonesome old lad,t down ''onto the anch' in Marieopa county, and. like Evangeline when she hunted for Gabriel, he 'Iongs to slumber beside her. old ..Cap." and myself have broken lance or  two, bul t acted like lovers quarnsl. We were better friends than ever, afterwards. l have . good opinion of the Eleventh Legislature, based upon close obserra- lion of and intimate acquaintance with the men comprising it. and do not hold the subject of this sketch as the poorest of them by ilny means. Maricopa has no mean RepiesengatIve in old eCap. Sharp"
 GLoBElTK
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NOTICE or ANsEaslIENT.

DLuE BIRD MILL AND MINING SD Company. Location or principal place of Business San Franeisco. Caliiornia.--I.o- cation Of works, Globe Dlstlct Pinal c0un- 6. Arizona.
 Notice is hereby gwen ikaf at meeting oi Ehe boaTd ff Directors, held cn Ehe Sth day 0l jansiafFs ieel. an asaessueut. No. I. ol fiye cents Der share was evied upon the capital stock Of the enrpofafi0n. payable ilnm dialelF, in . s. Gold Coin, 70 the Secretary. at She office cf fhe e0mpHny, A0- l0 3iarkft street. San ti ansisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this asscssnlenf snaii remain unpaid an the 4ih day Of Feb- r,inrr, 1881 WiA ba delinquent, and adVer- fise.i lor sale at public atlclion; and unless payment ia made before. Till be sold on Monday. llle 14fh day of March, 1881. to pay tho aelinquent assesment, together with costs 0f advertising and exfenses of sale.
 By order oi The Board 0f Directors.
 ". d. KNIGHT. SeeretaFT.
 OFFICE No. 70. barket6trcet. San Fran cisco, California. Jan. l5-AW
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
sIaeriR's Sale.

 DT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTfON IS A y sued ont ol and unier t1e seal of the District Court 0f ihe First Judicial District of the fcrri0rF Oi Arl1ona in aud Cor the County of Pinal, dated Jan 6. le6i. upon a certain judgment against Thomas B. Jones and in fayOi of Elizabeth A. J0nos For one hundred doliars and ten per cent Interest. and s55 66 costs, dated Mag o 1873. sallusf the personal and real propef4, olsaid fiien- as s. Jones, ! have levied upon an adobe dwelling oi clEht roopia and the Lot % land necessary Thereto. known 4s Jones' house. situate ou tbe noriheriy sids 9f Oak Street between Pine and Willow Streets lH the village oi Globe, Pinal County, ArigoaR Icu1ioFy.
 Noiice is hereby given that on the z8th day of Fehruffy 1881 al GO o'clock a. m. on that day, on or ahout the said premises la said Globe, ! will sell all ihs right. title and interest of the said Thomas 8. Joucs of in and % ths above described properly af Pub Be Auction to ibe biehesE bidder for ,ash, Co satisfy the balance duc on sasd execution and all coa1s.
 Dated, Globe, A. T.. Jan. 3l 1887.
 3 P. GABRIEL, Sheriff. feb5-tf By GEO. L. TURNER. Deputy.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Notice.

VETHEREAs, n. e. ANGLE has by pub " lshed notice warned the public that George Ii. Sisson and Wm Beard have been discharged from lhe employ Of The Globe Board Ol DlFeriOrr at meeflng heid in the citF Of Sew York pfcb. g l8n that said Sis con and Beard were re-insiaicd iu their i0f- mer respective positions and that they alone arc auth0T1zea t0 act tor and in behalf Of said company ln Anxoua and that the power haretoiare delegafed f0 tho said Angle by the Board os Difeetora 10 abrogaicd set ilzide and held for naueAf.
 GEO. H. slSSOS. Agent.
 WD. BEARD. Superintendent. Globe, A. f., Feb. 70, 1881. feb l2-tf
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sak sru.,s. A.T- Feb. 1a. Isa1.


 EDITOR snvzR BEIr, ssR.-This place is 70 miIss east and ss niles wesE of the junction oF the A q. k s. F. wiib the & P. R. R. and bids fair to become an i'm. portaHt shipping point. At present all freighls fer Granite Peak. Sieins Pass and California Mining Districts are shipped from hera, and as soon as the connection is male bJ the two roads, this point will eater ibe lists with Wilcox for Globe shipnlenisi as the wagon roads is only eight mics fuTther, bat having no bills teaInsteFs are willing to hanl from here to Globe as slleaply as from Wilcox. Be. sides, as the s. P. R R. have rcfused to commute through rates wish tue eastern road the old local rates will continue from Rio 1iimbres fihe junction. west which will make a difference of 90 osid cents per 100 lbs. in favor of this point as against Wiileox on eastern freigbts to Globe.
 Yslis ase being dug on tle route from here io ihs Gila, ss water can be procured at convenient intervals; two or three for waiding agencys are asready establishco, amiaag wlIom Ne notice the sbingle of R. B. Kelley whe Las been established io the llusinass st the several stations from Casa Grande to lhis point and expresses nnilounded confidence in the outcome of the plaee- 4 hlaclsnith shop, several saloons, bearding houses and stores have alriasdy sprung up, also substantial de- pot of which agent Bousall, late Of the 1ussoB office has charge 4 large smel. ter is on abe side track awaiting shipment to ihe Texas Coraslidated company of the California Distres In view of these facts we think it beilooves your Glole mef chants and othelH making shipments from the east t,S look into fhe matter and ascer- tain which will prove thsir most farora- i,le shipping point Yours,
 SAN SlnoS.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

LT. WILSON, commanding forty Indian scouts. who was ordered from 1t. Mellow ell to join Col. Price at Fort Grant. iD g scout after Mamma and Tomascito now hiding southern New Mexico, after ar irving at Grant was ordered to return to his post the expedition having been abandoned The Lieuts wilh his com mand, camped here en 1he night Of the 18th From the number of pack mules attending the company it did not strike us that ii was intended to move with the alac- Tity. of 8 .weaver's shuttle
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Dcaib is garnering a harvest in New Mexico. lie has three booked for King dom Come present month. Remie and Parsou Young in Silver City on inc 2sd, and John J Web in Las Vegas. two days later Ni'h tbe assistance of the sberins of Grant and San Miguel counties, will shnf- ae of slsh mortal coil.
 Judge Lynch, in Albuquerque, a few days since, shut off the wind of California Joe Eacolistica Rivera, and Miz.a Bsrri- "a, msuderes of Col. Clinics Poaef. Of tbe C. $. geological surrey
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

PATRICK KING was committed, by Judge Swasey, without bail, to answer ic fiae grand isiry for the murder of Miles Car. rigan. He is now in .'the cooler and wears jeseels. but entirely unlike those Shakespeare discovered in Ethiop'a ears Pal ssears slem. with a connecting link. mon his ankles.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
RersanaL.

Col. Tiffany and Reusen Woods left this morning for S.n Carlos.
 E. Kellnef returned from New York present week, Miss Morehead, sister of our worthy Mal TOT accompanied him from Missouri
 Sir. and Mrs sHinson Tbomas left yes ieFday for FIosknce- Mr Thomas goes 10 fiji the posltion of ugsler sbefif wilh BIT. Gabriel. 8IF q Wil make an efficient and intelligent assisiant.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

AEDREks lRUz has come to grief U- g. Commissioner 6wasey has given him the alternative of furnishing Q good sad sufficient bond for $50o or Of going to jail and SheFe await the action of ! '. S- grand jury for selling whisky e Indians, Andreas made a gallant fight for liberty. where he could warm in the sun go g fishing, and watch Hesperus as she leads inc starry hosts, without subjecting him self to injury of tle lateral muscles of she eye balls oy peering through grated Nin doWs so '.yon blue heaven above us bent. 2 The law haEh yet another hold on Andreas. 'Tis said that the Indians-two, buck and 2 sqnaw-whod drank the whisky made a covenant with death, and 4 lev hours thereafter hQaoIea ibe bond by passing in their clocks They are buried on the Reservation
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

THE bill creating She County of Gila provides That q special election shall be held iE the County of Gila. on the 1si Monday in April, 1881, for such offices as by law provided At last dates she nom- inees for ad fsterssa officers had 6ot been confirmed by tle Council QueFyg Who csn guess the probable time that sill be given for putting officers in the seld and tl.e iime allowed for making the canvass { We greatly fear it will be short, too shon
 to allON aspiranis to bufton-hole electors. l
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

q San Francisco dispatch states that Col. M Barney of lbe Silver King Mining Company. was arrested | that city yesterday On tlle charge of perjury, on the complaint 0l Cias H Swain. barney in order Co avoid leslifyine b tbe ease pending sgtinsi him in the courts of 5hai city, swcfe that he was. and had been For four1ren YcaFS past a citizen, resident and houscb0lder of Arizona Terrilorr and nel California Abont two years ago be became q bonasInan on two esiales fn fhe ProDate Court and in qualifying swore lie WAS q residenl and hoiiseholder of Cali
 forHia n the light Of his recent iesfi
 meiay tbe sialemenis contained iH these bands are clailnse to be false. benoe his afrest He Nas released On bail-C zea.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

THE western bound stage was stopped and robbed by txo highwaymen on the 1eEh. near Dripping Springs- The mail suck was guttcd of it's contents, letters opentH and valuabIes taken. Wells, Far go & Co.'S express chest riietl- ls it nOs possible lo arrest the guilty parties and put them out of tbe way of doing further harm
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

HARMON 6 Taylor know just what is required to instruct the mind and tickle the fancy. Their collection of siandaHi literature supplies long required want They have cheap editions SO that no one may be deprived of necessary mental food. Seaside and Franklin square libraries. as also school books, are upon their shelves.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Notice.

fS AEQI RESTED THAT kI.E NOTA s FiFe pun3e In that porior Di fhe resfcc. tive toUnnt of 4lril,o ra and Piaal which hste recSntlf hegp iorlnrsl into fhe couatt of olia. eesA retnfa fheif commissions "a ia4 aeftfaar Qi fhe rsiols ff fder Ilaa| ..s oHes ma5 ae issued D accordance eitl tAe leHs L. AoEB
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
CELIA co OFFICERS Nominated by Governor
 Fremont.
Frem0Lt.
NTTpwWWTAf1FsS. !.

The Cameron influence no longer con irols in Pennsylvania. Very many of his Republican friends who hitherto -sneezed when be snnfesI. "have counted themselves out of his machine politics, as is shown by the balk in the Legislature of that State in lhe attempt 10 elect a U. s. Scna- tor. As late as the 9ih inst. the twenty. ninih ballot failed to elect Oliver, ghe Republican caucus nominee, who then formally withdrew from tbe contest.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
IFauna slt Ilsss- -soal far sise mlsIIena.

Just as We go 70 press, ne are shown iianples f coal, af Rfently Of fine qnelis found wilsaip tVe7 7y miles Of Globe Dis. i1ict ffe eosl Vanthfacite. and in quan. tities pHaciieal iuexhaustibIe ly tbe present gsnera9a iTe Have time only to say thas the bed is accessible 10 the pToposed route of ele Arizona Mineral Bell I. R." and tliai air- Eddy takes with him East, to-day h0x of specimen for scientific and practical analysis.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

T. FHKE has just turned pan spindle, for Globe City mill, eight feet long and three islch diameter He is now al work on steel rollers for Mack Morris mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Notice of 
 Business.

Having determined to Close out my 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 1,795 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Arizona Silver Belt.
sa1uraas Eebraary 70. Isea.

DkMocRArac meeting. at school house, it 7ss p. m. sBth inst
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Below Cost,

Ny Superior facilities of buying di- rect at Paris, London, Berlin and St. Petersburg. coupled wish beng the only merchant who has a con nacs for loF freight wish tae .. P, c. P. and s. P. Railroads enables ne to distance all other nfsngers iA Globe and the United Stasea
 This is no '.ioak.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

BES. EAscoE has rented Hises dwelling where he wsll open palatial restaurant. He takes possession Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Remenb Der the Large Closing cut Sale af B. F. HKeiimev.
 Bu1kaIew 6 Ochoa keep a full Stock Of oaelhirg and Gents Furnishing Goods.
 Hard and dry Wood tor sale as the o. K. Corral, hy the conl CT load.
 French kid side buton and front button boots fer ladies al scbein's
 Wesimeyer received lbis week sn in. voice Of fine Cassimers and blanket lIned clothing. also California blankets. Ladies stylish bats and gloves at scbesn's Rsase@ber ths Large cnosins cue Sale ae g. D. Hellner.
 LADIES ready maoo suits and wraps, and fall line of Christmas goods at Meyers & Schein's.
 The finest assortment Of Lamps and Chandelier can be found al Eaton & Railsy's.
 Watckes. ciaclSs and iewelrg carefully repaired aad warranted at Geo. Clarke's sbop as Hitchcock < ces
 Weekly arrival of Produce of ell kinds and fresh California frit as g. Klein < Co.'S
 Jusr received large invoice of gents clothing and furnishing goods al s. Klein S Co.'S.
 ResasmBsr she Large cleHine ous sels as zs- F. Keifner,
 Eaton 6 Bailey have just received the finest assortment of lrockery ever brought in this market. They are marked low down.
 L. Auction Store. corner of Push k Broad s. Overalis. Caraigan Jackets, and sll kinds of furiiishing goods cheaper tlran she cheapca
 Eaton & Bailey can sell canned fruits and vegetables at very low fignres from ihe facl that they bought lhsir supply last fall before the advance.
 Hitchcock & O. have splendid assort mens of holiday goods, new and fresh. Albums, Vases, Perfumes. Soaps, &c. If you want to give your sweetheart some. thing go to Hitchcock 6 Co.'s and buy it ReEnezn Der llle Large Closing cut Sale at E. F. Kcllner. II is not necessary to buy your supplies by the ton or car load of Esaton & Bailey They break packages and sell just ubat you want and as cheap 1s if laken in | bulk
 Geo. Fl. Wright bas removed fbe New York Bakery to Cary's new building, op- posite the Fascoe House, and is now ready ! Io furnish ihe best Of bread. pies. cakes and everything usually found ia a arst class bakery. Also Butter. Cheese and Eggs
 Al ihe Los Angeles Fruit ncpot q large and choice selection of fresh Fruit, Butter Eggs Cheese Honey csndi Nuts and fancy Groeeries can be found constantly 5n band. Plense call and examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere
  AEs -sur sa sss opened Bakery md sngsged n K. King, formerly in the | smploy Of Geo. F. Wright. as baker hr. K. $ a first class baker end pastry cook. Those paironizjng 1iFs. V may rest 8s 'ured of having tue best of bread and 1 pastry
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
New Advertisement..
10 fhe Pnblfe.

RI 0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT kN Geo q Sisson ss ,een rs.nsfate1 as agent and William Beard SuDerinsenf of the 6obe City Mining Company.
 H DU PUY. ieD la-at Superintendent.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Bill creating cCaEty of Graham, out Of Pima and Apache passed the House on the l6Sh.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

DAVID Henderson has removedhis large stock of goo.is 10 new store second door north of old stand.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

The Champion mn has resumed work on California ore
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

kill repeating act taxing proceeds of mines passed 5r the House. Registry act fixIns limita on of aliens, who have taken hrsl papers, ag six months. received saacii5n Of Counsil
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Work on shift of Julia mine Is progress ing satisfactorily. Itis now down co feet
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

DoST forget Masonic installation of officers, and bal on Tussday.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

DAInr meil ffoW Willcox to Clifton commencing Sunday, seib just.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Prescott in commotion, lsill removing Capitol te Tucson passed the House. Comes up today in Council for considera- ton.