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Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
op Wednesday last we visited the o!t

Op Wednesday last we visited the Old Globe copper furnace aud were agreeabl., surprised at the systematic order with which the work was carried on. Al though q. first sight to our unrracticcd eye, there was seeming confusion, In, W, snon came to the conclusion that every ting was in place, and that every mar' had spec'lic duty assigned him, which was performed without word heinz spoE en, and without confusion. Tho rc ceiving platform and receiving bins were full of ore which was almost constantly being augmented by receipts from th'- mine. Ths furnace was aglow and eS. cry few minutes vas sddiug it's modicum of copper ,e the pile ef pigs at the foot of the dump wbero 1t was being loaded upon wagons for Willcox, thence east by rail.
 Tbe orc is put in the smeltcr just as it comes from the mns-thero be,ng no SC. lected ore workcd--aud the product ofthe works is already greater than any thirty. ton furnace now in blast, and will soon be duplicated by ths erection of another fur nace of like size, which will give . daily average of from 8a 900 to .3eOOO pounds pig copper without half testing the ca pscity of tlio m,as, as, in fact, the supply of ore seems 70 be unlimited, and it ;s be lisvsd that number of furnaces oi so.ton capacity could be ksp. going on tho ere now available To the successful results Of the working of .be Old Globe ore, we believe tn. credit is in A great measure due to J. .J Wi'isms, superin. ,ondsnt of th. miae and furnace
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

A workman at ths Old Globe furnace was badly burned one day this week ty molten slag running on bis foot and leg. He was engaged in running the slag pots, and while bauling enc full of the molten scoria away from the furnace, slipped and pulled the contents of the pot around him, severely burning his right leg and iest. Dr. Cook ia attending the injured man and he is doing fully as well as can be sx poc,ed,
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The Hon. G. H. Oury arrived in Globe Thursday, and was warmly greeted by his numerous friends. In the evening he was serenaded by the band and responded in , delicious speech after which Frank Fitch and E. o. Kennedy addressed the asssm. ply, MT. Oury will leave today for Pres. colt, and, as wo are informed, will for. ma!ly en,er the, canvass of the Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The board of school trustees, compsssn of $. Klein and James Wiley. held mce. tug on Tuesday night and appointed Cl,r
 once H. Wallace principal of ths pubic school. Tho school building has be,n thoroughly renovated, whitewashcd a,d the woodwork rspain,ed. Everything in their power hss been done by the bo,rd To mako the building as com mfortnble md cheerful as possible for the children. Sctool commences Monday nsxt. i..
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Warning.
August 12, 1Ss:

!, the undersigned, warn all persons from buying or bargaining for the brewery or im- provenients on or pear the brewery, and oe- cupicd and claimed by Joseph Thompson and Michael Deckert, at Pioneer, they be- ing trespassers on the Junction mining out my written consent wilt do 80 st their own risk, and will bs prosecuted to the iun extent of the law. 4 D. LARKE
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

We have received ,hc following notice, ~i,h a request 10 publish:
 WiNsLow. 4. T., Aug. 26, 1889. Any person having lost horse stock dur. ing the late Indinn raid through Jentn BY>in, snd huve not yet recovered them, a ill please write to me and nay give them inforosion regsrdiag then,. Give brands and description. Address
 II. !. RARGNAN, WinSlow, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The Pascos house. from and after Mon. day, tho i1.h instant, will be under the supervision and proprietorship of Mrs. Jerry Hyndman and Miss Campbell. Thor experience In the culinary art and everything pertaining ,o a well appointed hotel is no, to be surpassed.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

George B. Walker has disposed sf his Interests in tho Howard and South Pic. nee, mining companics and resigned his snpcrin'sndency of the Howard. c. H. Coms,ork has .bsen appointed superin. tendsnt of the Howard.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
lFist Publication July g. ls82.l \ ArS.Desftcn No. @Hs for Patent sO che NEWTON MINING CLAIM.

us. LAND OFFICE, at Tucson.
 ArIzona, July II, 1882.
 Notice is hereby gwen that the Arizona and Utah Gold and Silver Mining compsnJ. by John Haynes its attorney in fact, whosb postoftice address is Tucson, Pima ..ounty. Arizona territory, has this day filed it's aI> plication for a'Latent for thirteen hundred linear feet of the Newton lode or mine or vein, bearing gold and silver. with surface ground six hundred feet m width, situated in Globe mining district, county of Gjla and territory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on h.e m this office as lot No. 5S, sa,d lot No. 5S being de- scribed as follows, to wit:
 Beginning at the initial point on the out crop of the ledge marked by ' cedar post feet long by 4 inches Tn diameter, marked N P, surrounded by monument Of stones, from which shaft No. 1 bears south 5 deg. west, distant 10 feet; thence south S3 deg. b5 min. east 66O feet to monument of stones not marked, being the east end center of claim; thence north l2 deg 57 min east 308 feet to cedar post feet long Set in mon unient of stones and marked No. 1; thence north 8 deg 55 miu west 1900 feet to a mon- unent consisting of cedar post 1-2 feet loiiy. one foot in the ground, Ia inches in diameter, marked N 2; thence south l2 deH b7 min west 300 feet to monument cf stones not marked, being the west end r...-. tci VI CthAhhy thOuCC " tuS oahiC oC SSJ feet to d cedar post marked N 8; thencs south 8ideg 37 min east I293 1 2 feet to q pine post feet long, foot in the ground, inches in diameter, marked \ f, irom winch U. 5. mineral monument No. , ,,i Globe mining district bears south deg or east distant h1b3 28-100 feet; and from thance north l2 deg 57 min east 300 feet to said sas. end center monument. the place of begin ming. Magnetic variation 19 deg 30 mn cast, containing 1869 acres. The location Of thfs mine is recorded in the recorders office of Gia county, at Globe, 4. T., in Book ct mining records, page 50. : Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Newton mine, or the surface ground are required Co file their adverse cIalus with the Register of the Uni ted States Land Office at Tucson, in tho ter ritory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they wiu be barred by virtue of the provisions of tas statute. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 It is hereby ordersd tkxt the foregoing notice of application for patent be published Cor the period of sixty days ten consecutive wssSfs N-.>ks- ks--AR,z,'NA SiLsKR BELT, weekly newspaper raahliEhed at Glohe. 4. r, which paper is ere5y7'$s>isasteL by me xs published nearest such clam.
 HENRY COUSINS, Kngistsr.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The reduction works of the Long Island company arc rapidly approaching compile. Sion. The furnace is on the ground and the boiler is in place. Every exsr,iou i, being made to push the work forward. and soon Globe will have ans,her stream Of copper pouring forth it's additions. wealth.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECElvED, BY THE UN. w dersgned to Sept. 18th, for the deiiv- cry of 5000 cords of wood to the south Pie- neer mine, and 2O00 cords to the Pioneer mine. 200 cords ts be delivered in October, S0a corde in November and and 800 cords each succeeding month until fuish of con- tuft. For further information MtdresSn {
 w. B. FEELINGS, S
 Pioneer. Sept. 1, 1882.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The grcea.sysd n,ons,rr - apted two s1uaws at the reservation to cut off the ,ose of another whose beauty had alisna. nd ,ho affection of their bucks. Tho iransgressors who did the carving. are new undergoing six months sentence, Il, hard labor, for the offence.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

lt is reported tha, George Moore, Jack Pember,su. John Thomas, old man Cor don and Willcts have been notified 10 leave their pressn, abodes sn Sal; river, not being desirable neighbors. Shoo:'en. upDick is reported missing, aud \" are tlarse horse. bslsaging to Judge George Allen. n.,
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The bicycle horsS race, which waa ap. pointed to ;ak" place in Mercer county. Pennsylvania. on tho 23l nlt., between " C. Place. of Globe. and . celebrated, pac. ing horse ef'hsi place, Is of Place peek. eted ihe $l, % forfeit.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Mrs Jobn Kennedy and children left on tho Tub for San Marquis, Texas, where they will remain for brief period. aud ,heucs to California where they will per msnenily rcsi,ls. ....
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

MT. and Mrs. Nichols and Charles Couv. .r left Wednesday for Texas, with view of making permanent horne in that Slate.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Wanted.

Twenty carpenters, i've n,asous and laborers. Apply immediately.
 ". E. HELLINdy Pioneer, Sept. 1, 1882. ltN
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Generals Wilcox and Crook were han quoted in Prescott ou Thursday. Fools give fsaSts and wise men sat them.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Nadaski is missing from the rcserva. tlon. hut ia supposed to be alone, as none of hia baud are missing.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
arrived today.

II Elton. Mack Wil,nans and Burt Young have contracted to furnish 1000 cords of wood to Pioneer mine and mill ing companies.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Globe (not Old Globe copper stock is rs'ed by the New York American board ., II cts, 2,8oo sbarss having sold a, that price on the Sist ult. When 1t reaches sers it will have touched iis real va!ue.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
For Sale.

A dwelling house and store building at Miami. For price apply to N w. Ayles- worth, Golden Eagle mill, or the under
 aswA JAMCs '. GERALD.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
The following are ths shi pmenss: {:

On hand and awaiting shipment. .19O. .34: J.J. WILLIAMS, Supt. <
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Elsewhere we publish the Governors proclamation for the election of delegate sad representatives of the Territorial leg. islsturc and county officers.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Thomas l. West, foreman of the Mack Narris mine, although still on cru:chss, was in town yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Masonic!

Regular communication of White Noun. tain Lodge, No. 5, A. F. & A. M. meets Thursday's on or succeeding each full Moon. Sojourrlng Brethren in good stand ing cordially invited.
 By order of the W. N.
 CAAS. A. FISK, aug 5fl Secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Al last the Sultan ,as officially pro clsimcd Arshi PasiIa rebel and com mands Egyptians 10 ohey tho Khedivc.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

R. L. Long, Clerk of the District Court, has removed his office to northwest cor aer of Wood and Mesquite streets.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

}Mr. and Mrs. J C. Robbins were sere nadcd by tho Qlebe brass band Wsdnss day Light. a
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

r Large To. of caa goods and groecrls. just received at Van Wsgsnsu's. .,
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Shuhal Park, Captain Burbridge and D~ Hammond were reported in New Y'rk ON inc 1st.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

II rKo B,Hfsic stArtea up ashe irst os tic week and is running smoothly. We would like to give . moro extended no. ,ice of this valuable property, hut we were unable to visit it this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Sec F, B. Miller's announcement as . candidate for reelection 10 the office of recorder Uf Gi,a county.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The Tenlbslnne Independent and the Msricops County Democrat have sus pended qualifications.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Call and see the miners perfect shoe. ---hand.made and warranted, six different
 styles--st Eaton & Bailey's.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

E.F. Keilnsr has five car leads of the finest kinds of Now York groceries be. tween bers and Wiilcex.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
I.A. O. Fl

Regular meeting of Dlobe .Lodst No. (, I. O. 0. F., on Saturday night of each week, 1t Masonic Hall -
 All brothers in good standing arc cordially invited. W. [. WHEPLEY, N. G. Chas. E. Taylor, Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

A Chiricahua squuw killed har hus. band with knife q, San Carlos the pros. ent week. He had previously fired two shots at her from a pistol.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

j. K Smith, superintendent of Stone, wsll Jackson mins of NcMillsn, is in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Mrs. William Middleton and thrso chil. dren left the present week for Vandslia, Illinois, with a view of placing them n school. -.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

E. Eelsnsr will receive in few day, large consiEnnen. of dry gools. tr
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Buy Cumberland coal a, E. F. Kellners.

Buy iron of every description at K. F. kellncr's.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENTs.

We are authorized to announce that P. B. MILLER is a candidate for reelection to the office of County Recorder of Gila county, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

De Fsres, Porter and Judge French were expected al Mineral Park ou ths 4th.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

If you want fresh and choice fruit al reduced prices, go to 5. Klein & Co.'s.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Ten different styles gents fine shoes of frsLclass quality and styles, lace. button and buckle; the finest ever brought to Globe; at Eaton & Bailsys.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Preferred LlscaIn.

Van Wsgensn is selling heavy boot suitable fer miners and farmsrs at grsatl, reduced pricss.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Buy Plankingtan * AHnear's, Kansas city, hans and bacon at |. '. Ksllxsr's.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The following is the report of ike Old Globe Copper Company for tho week end ing Sept. 9th:
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
THE GLOBE MERCANTILE co.

THE GLOBE MERCANTILE CD. Wine and Liq nor List fer Fam fly Use.
 D @ Gordon 8 &C Sherry. OOF & Go s X c Port. Satin Edge Holland Gin.
 Sazerac Brandy. St Julian Claret. St Lucia ClArst.
 Very old Pony Bourbon.
 o K old stock Bourbon.
 H 0 B Whisky.
 Bowers xxx Whisky.
 African Bitters.
 Champagne Cider.
 Jamaica Rum, extra.
 This stock has been selected by expert buyers to meet the long felt wants of this community. The best of everything is our motto.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
A. Q. U. w.

Silver Wresth Lodge, No. 1, meets every Tuesday evening, ia the Aasonic Hall st s ?. m.
 A. DOUGLAS SKINNER. Recorder.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Just received ut Van Wsgcnen's, a new Invoice of choice candy.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
Stage Robbery.

[ay nighl, about II as lock, Irt's Black Canyon slase com
 l,h Prescott had reached
 sin about two 'pilss above Flyer ana Capt. C., C, Cor
 ,h Cavalry, Camp Bowie
 sd on the box, discoverst pred 10 a tree n short dis Ind d few yards from 'be 1 driver remarked "rublers,'
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

A,rain of twelve wagons belonging to Q. Buckalcw, having 100000 pounds of Asis'Ec-res ( :rf cft etot~- e.r---v-- G.saasny. arrived today.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The Democratic County Convention will meet in Globe on the 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Ascn, Wilcox and Col. R. Wood are here from San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Buy yonr barley A' <. F. Kellusr's.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

The most complete stock of Boots and Shoes ip Globe at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Eaten & Bailey have Just received a complete line of hand made miners and fsrmsrs' boots, which for quality and price are unequalled.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

All parties desiring Apache Indian cu riosities can ol,tain them by addressing Chas. T. Cornell, Indian Trader, San Carlos, A. r., or at the drug store of Hitchcock $ Aacdonell, Globe, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

A complete line of Indies and children's shoes just received; prices astanishingly low, cal. and examine, at Eaton & Bai- ley's
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Van Wagsnsn sells tho bcs, bit cigar.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09
New Advertisements. 4
Wanted.

4 6rst-class waiter at the Pascoe house Liberal wages will he paid. Apply iinme distely.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

Buy safety nitro powder a, E. F. Kell. nsrs.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

AttcSt: - ---T ! :
 H. M. VAN AMMAN, Secretary of the Ter Etory.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-09-09

NJ Msnday. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

LATEST NEWS FROM THE FLOODED DIsTRICTs-pEs
TUTE REFuGEEs-xEAsUREs OF RELIEF

LATEST NEWS FROM THE FLOODED DIsTRIcrs-pEsTI-
TUTE REFu6EEs-NEAsUREs OF RELIEF
NEW ORLEANS, March 20-A special dispatch
from Ficksburg TO the Times Democrat dated at
midnight yesterday says: "The river has risen an
inch in the past % hours. and is now stationary"
Telegrams from laZo0 City report no change IN
the condition OF affairs there. The steamer Carol
arrived there to-day with 350 mules and other
stock, and $50 refugees from the overfawed section
III Is Delleved That the river at laZOO CITY Will be
at a stand tomorrow. IL has fallen an inch &C
Kicks place above there. The steamer Headlight
from Davis Bend brought 90 vickSburg 30 head
OF stock and 300 people, the majority OF whom are
In a most destitute condition. She reports Kam-
mock. Hurricane, and Big Black Islands as COM
pletely submerged, not strip OF land being visible
In tnat entire section. Al Palmyra and Davis
Bend about 30 acres OF land are stln above water.
The steamer Dickson from Eagle Bend brought 75
head Of stock ana 15 people. She reports the levee
immediately In front or Milliken's Bend 10 have
broken last night The crcvaSSe rs now 1000 yards
wide. When the Belle OF Memphis passed the
Eidrington place last evening the water WAS runn-
Ing over the levee. further rise OF an inch or
VIII put that nne plantation under water The
steamer Josephine Springler viii leave to-day for
Roundaway Bayou on mission or relief The
planters are making arrangements with boats 20
20 out In the overflow and save stock. The depth
four To fye feet over most OF the cotton fields The
tug Bigely went up 60 Mlikens Bend yesterday
10 bring on stock. A majority OF the creatures are
50 nearly starved that they died on their way
hither The current passing through Milliken's
Bend carried away the store at that place couple
OF miles back into the country. This city Is rap
Idly Milling up with negroes from the oyerfiowed
lands above and below. They are unable 10 get
work, and viii have 10 be assisted 10y the govern
ment. The Belle of Memphis which arrived last
night from St Louis, In addition % her freight
list, brought lot of stock from Hendersons and
other points, also about 30 passengers. including
a large number of negroes from the overflow.
spondents and four sketch artists, 10 do the over
flowed district
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The Metropolitan policemen whose salaries run
from SIS to SO per month are endeavoring to have
their pay Increased by Congress to 500 per month
They richly earn the pay asked.
The Commissioners made an order to-day "that
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company be
allowed TO erect on the south side OF street. be-
tween eth and Water streets southwest, three tel
egraph poles, each nfty feet high"
PLANS FOB REBUILDING THB yxrFKRsoM SCHOOL
BUILDING.
The plans for the rebuilding OF the Jefferson
school building are In fair way Of completion BY
M. John B. Brady, employed under the building
INSPECTOR. Mr. Brady has had considerable ex-
pef1ence, and as soon as the plans are finished the
heretofore stated the center portion Wtn be about
the same ~ the old building; the ends Of tWo story
and the southern extena0ns Ct two story. The
having separate yeptdlafang 6ues connecting with
q Comm00 main ennfk
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A Fatal Accident on the PennsyIvnnta
Railroad.

LANCASTER, PA, March 20.-A car attached % a
west bound freight train, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, jumped the track, near Downingtown,
late last night and was run into by an eaStbound
freight train The engine OF the latter train and
elSnt cars, were thrown over an embankment 33
feet high, and some other cars filled with mer-
chandlse were completely wrecked. William Fill
icy, or Harrisburg, engineer OF the eastbound
freight, was fatally 1n1ured. and Glen KeeSer, the
fireman, also OF Harrisburg was Killed his body
being found beneath the cars at the bottom OF the
embankment. keeSer was a married man and
leaves family. Fiey was a widower and also
leaves family Travel on the road was delayed
for over six hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

The Sergeant MaSOnsS Fund.
The following additional subscriptions have
been received at TIE STAR ONCE:
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Enclosed please md five dollars, I'm aid OF the
family OF Mason, as an expression however slight.
of my sympathy for that unfortunate man
Doubtless Mason committed grave crime against
the inflextble laws of military discipline: but on
the other hand, the service to which he was
ordered, was In direct repugnance to that high
sense Of patriotism, which distinguishes alike the
good soldier and the officer however exalted his
rank. It is true, Mason snned, In shooting at the
parriclde whom he was ordered to protect But
was not every soldier sinned against who was as
signed TO such duty? The cfru force vas adequate
and best suited to protect the majesty OF the law
In this case. And was 1t not, to begin with, q
m1stake-to put to such use, the Army Of the Re-
public7 AAD1LIINI VnToN DAHLGREN
March 16I 1662
Pension once onicial, 8; Cash, SC; once Con-
troller OF Currency, e6.64; Cash, lOc.; Cash, 8;
Miss z. W.. SC; Special Agents Onhce, Treasury
Department, SOC: Katie Z Pearson, Soc; Em-
ployes Of THE STAR ONCE, g; Philadelphia Ner-
chant (through Philadelphia TnsesJ SM
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An Ex.EOrcign Minister Dies fn the
Aims House.

LANCASTER Pa, March 9.-Henry c. Rodgers,
who was United States minister to the Kingdom
OF Sardinia, under the administration of President
Van Buren, and one OF the three surviving MEM
bers OF the Pennsylvania Constitutional conven-
ton OF 1887, died last night I'm the county aims
house in this city, OF which institution he had
been an inmate for several weeks past He was
nearly 80 years old.