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Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

In our last. in speaking of the actien of the legislature in holding over beyond it's legal life, we took It for granted that the time of its session was governed by the Revised Statutes of 1878 which limited the term to forty days. We have, how ever, been informed that the time was ex. tended to sixty day, but we have seen ne law to warrant that supposition, nor are we likely to soon, for. the reason that there are no copies of sessisn acts of Con- gress here subsequent lo 1850; but admit. tIng that the time was extended to sixty days, it does not relieve ,bat body of re- sponsibility in endeavoring to prolong its session, like the hen who unwittingly sat after her eggs were addlcd Tho legal life of the legislature, if the claim of six ty days is to avail, terminated March 4th, after which date the ghost of the legal body passed thirty one invalid acts from Nos. 72 to 103 inclusive, which are printed in ,ke statutes and are now read and received as law.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
Tadalainistrator's sa!e.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that in 1Nt pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of eia county Territory Of Arizona, msdeon the 3d day of August, 1882, in the matter of the estate of Rosa Howe, deceased, the undersigned administrator of the es- tate Of said deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, tor cash, lawful money of the United States. and subject to confirmation by sad Probate Count, on or after Wednesday, the 18th day of August, 1882, the following described property Leasehold interest in the Pascoe House, sit ua.od in Globe, Arizona; all the furniture, houschold, dining room and kitchen, con tained in sad house; ulso, one thousand shares of South Pioneer mining company.
 Terms and conditions of sale: Lawful money of the United States of America; half down and balance in four months. with good security, bearing interest at one per cent per month. Bids or of fers for all or any part of said property may he made at any time afier the first. pub,ica- tiolt of this notice and before the making of the sale. All bids or of ITS must be in wri- tir;, aud delivered to the undersigned per solisily, ut the Pascoe House, Globe, Ari. ZOba, T. C. SThLLO,
 au5 Administrator of said Estate.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
Notice of Proving Will.

Territory of Arizona, county of Gila, in Probate Court--In the matter of the estate of Amaryflis Hoyt, deceased. Pursuant to an order of said court, male on the 2d day Of August, 1882, notice is hereby given that Monday, the 4th day of September, 1889, at 10 o'clock q. m. of said day, at tue Court room of said Court, at Globe, Tn the sad county of Giia, has been appointed as the time ana place for proving the will of said Amaryllis Hoyt, deceased, and tor hearing tlrc. application of Frederick IAedler and T. C. Stallo for the Issuance 10 them of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same.
 Dsted August 2d, 1882.
 G. A. SW ASEY,
 Probate Judge, and eX-0fficio Clerk of the Probate Court. aus
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
 New Advertisement ts.
Notice.

At a meeting of lhc Board of Equaliza !ion, July 3lst, 1889, the following per. saasp spwers raised on their assessments as fellows: F. P. Cline, on z horses, from Sl'5 lo S140; B. F. Gardner, on house known as Sycamore hotel, from $400 to 5000; Mann and Martin, on building, etc. from $500 ts $500; A. Moody, on 30 her. ses, from $480 to 5000; Truman Reid, on ? horses, from $25 10 $50; A. A. and J. M. Vari, On 5 horses, Treia S96 to $160; reter Winkleman on cattle, ? wagons and 3 hogs, from $i03 to s201 A. .Pringle, on nmeount of money on hand, from $32 3S 10 G2.38. G s. VAN WAeENEN,
 ', Clerk of Board of Eqnalizatlon. ]
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

There will be service at the M. E. Church tomorrow especially for the in. s,ructiou of children, and while that is the case, adults who from their daily walks have reason 10 believe that the devil is reaching for tben,, will also be bcno fitted by an attendance and close atten. ton to the instruction from the sacred desk. Parents who desire thelr children christcned are requested to be present TLe service of song wil! precsde the even. ing lecture.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

A son of the great commoner, Alexan. der Hamilton, has just died at the age of 90 years. The father, in connection wi h Jay and Madison, wrote tho Foderalist and largely contributed to the adoption of the constitution of the United States be was one of Washington's military fam ilt, and iD 1'f95 was commissioned gJr.. eral, and upon the death of the gre,l chieftain year later Hamilton bccam. commander.in chief of the U. $. army. In l6O4 al the age of AT he was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

The following is a clipping from the N Y. Financial < Mining News of July 29tb, and reproduced here as news to the residents of Globe:
 A telegram from Globe, Ari., to Kier. nan's News Agency says: "The Globe copper mine is being cxsmincd by the representative of an English Syndicate with view to its purchase. A number of lnea arc 10 b. put to work 8, once, and and the mine vii! probably be shIpping bullion inside of sixty days
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Tickets Of invitation to"a hop" at Stal los nall, Friday evening, Aug. ilth, arc out. Professors While and Henry furnish the music, which of itself will prove a treat. A large attendance is anticipated Invitation committee: II. 0. Hitchcock, c. NJ. Allisea aud l.. V. Crime; reception committee: w. W. Brookner, P. B. Miller, F. N. Hammon; floor managers: J. W. Ransom, W. H. Middleton. Grand march at 8 80 D. M. sharp.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
Communicated.
 I'OWnSitcs.

Section 1, chapter 50, compiled laws reads as fellows:
 Sec. 1. In all cases in which any of the public lauds of the United Stares in the territory os Arizoua has been or sha!l hereafter be selected and occupied as n towusi,e, if the inhabitants 0t such town shuil be at ;hs time incorporated, it shall be tho duty of the corporate authorities of such town, or if not incorporated, then ot the Probate Judge of the county in which such townsite is situated, whenever called on by any of the occupants of such town, and the money for the entrance of such townsi,e furnished, to enter such tewnsite under the "Act of Congress- in such case made ant provided.
 Now, the writer propoupds the follow. ing queries:
 First--Has the village of Globe been incorporated!
 Second--If so, where does the Probate Judge get his authority?
 Third If not incorporated, what occu- pants called on that officer and furnished the moneys
 Itwill be seen by the sections above quoted that the entrance of townsile must be nnder tho act of Congress.
 Sec. 23S7 of the revised statutes of the Cpitcd States reads as follows;
 Whenever any portion of the public lands have been, or may be settled upon and occupied as a townsitc, not subject to entry tmeaning unsurveycd landsl under the agricultural pre- emplion laws, il is lawful, in case such town be incorporated, for the corporate authorities thereof, and # not incorporated, fer the Judge of the County Court, etc.
 In the next section, 23Ss, we find the following restrictions:
 and the entry or decaratory statement sbal, include only such land us is actually occupied by the town.
 Now. we ask, what was the use of all this bolher-this entirely useless expense Suppesing that all the proceedings here l0fore taken are in accordance with law, of what earthly benefit is ii to any oue but those who receive the fees.
 The public land IS never offered for sale until after a survey, and it is safe to say that long tune will elapse before it is laid off into township and sectiods; until then present occupants have as good right as carload of deeds can make them. Or is it that the people of Globe have s.' much money that they must hunt ways and means to get rid of it.
 This early action involves other ditilcul. ties. Sec. 2392 reads as follows: No title shall b. acquired under the foregoing provisions of this chapter to any mine of gOlc, silver, cinnabar or copper; or to any valid mining claim or possession held un. der existing laws"
 Mill sites are valid claims. Now wha, are you going to do about it'
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

The daily promise of rain from threat euiug clouds and lightning Illuminating the sky for week past have not been full 0,,ed. 'Tis true we have had showers, hut with nc mere moisture in them than produced by heavy dews. The storm king, however, has been more mindful of inc wants of our ncighbors. In some places rain has been more refreshing but not enough to meet the requirements of inc parchsd earth, and as a consequence raucheros and frcigh,ers show tinge of disappointment. Although late in the sssson, we are hopeful that the bedewing influence will ye. afford us generous crop of grass'
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
N oeiee t0 Holders eff Globe
 TOwEsitc Property.

The Globe Townsite tommis sioners, hay. i,,g made thei. returns Io me according to lEw,l am now ready to issue deeds of said tewpsite property 70 tine parties entit ed .sleto; and hereby further notify such
 SFfi9s that any blOc&s, ots or parts thereof won which the aseessinant or tax levied thereon by said Commissioners are not paid within three months from the date hereof, will be offered for sale 10 the highest bidder according tulaw.
 By authority of chapter SO complied laws of the TerrtOrv of Arizona.
 August 3, 1882.
 ,,~ c. A. SWASEY,
 .iobate Judge in and for the County of fills, Territory of Arizona. au6
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
GLOBE, Arizona, August 1, 1882

ILOBE, arlnonl, August l, loo-. We, the undersigned, livery and stable. men of the town of Globe, agree to com ply with the following scale of prices, and under no circumstsnces will we de viate from them, and bind ourselves to strictly adhere to the following rates:
 BOARDING HORSES.
 Hay and grain per month. $38; id hay, without grain, per month, SIS; grain hay, per month, $50. (Thcre will be no reduction on the above rates on account of absence for less than five daysy
 BY THE DAY.
 Hay and Grain, $l 70; wild hay, 75 cents; grain hay, Sl. .i
 LIVERY HIRE Saddle horses, per day, s3; trip of two days or more, per day, $2.59; for one half day, $2.
 TRPs OUT OF TOWN. Saddle horses to Pianeer, McMil'en Richmond Basin, etc., for round trip of two days. $5; each succeeding day, S2.50.
 BUGGY HIRE.
 Double team, per day, $S; two or mere days, S750 per day; one.half day, $5; single team, per day, $6 one half day, $3. P. c. ROBERTSON,
 J. c. ROBBINS, GRAYpoN & CRAWFORD, ..,. MOORE X BOWEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Some of the Mark Meddles of Globe are dolorous in regard to the Mack Nor. ris. as they have right to be, not because the mine,is not all right, but for the req son they have not dollar outside of that great enterprise and only an imaginary interest in its success. For the iuforma. tiou of those who VIII not refuse te be csmfsrted, we wili,say tbat the mlns Is llsisbt. and is inssiiisap.ly and under. standiugly handlcd. s N
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
Notice.

All who are indebted to the late Rosa Howe, deceased. are requested to call on the, undersigned, Administrator, at once, at thc,Pascoe House, in Globe, and settle their accounts. Ii not settled within ten days wisiis,e pacet in the hands O. my attorney fo. collection. T. C. SEdLLO,
 ps,blic Administrator and Adm uietratOr efiDe estate of Rosa Howe, deceased. uGj
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

'Tis still SO hot. We want to go to Greenland, or to the Polar seas; we want to hug an iceberg or raise family breeze. We want to sit on Mount Blanc, from now tin, after frost, or drive city ice cart around the Artic coast
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

c. A. Chapel, who has been on g. visit
 to the homo of his pareats in New York, has returned. His wife is iu Tucson, wis. itiug a sister, and will be in Globe about the 1st of September. They are estimable people.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

It is reported that the Buffalo mining and smelting company have at Wilcox and on the way between that point and this, 175 tons of coke. The smelter, with an abundance of good ore at the furnace, has been idle for some time for the want of it. A railroad is what IS most needed now to bring fuel to the ere and carry cooper bullion to market.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

It is reported that Hellings was in Flor euce on Thursday and was prepared to pay the residue of the purchase morey of the Pioneer proper. Eaton, Souther land and Comstock, George Scott and wife were to meet him in Florence Southerland will continue his journey as far as New York before returning to the South Pioneer,
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

The superintendent of the Stockton, Cal, Insane Asylum in lctterto William Futile, dated July 24th, says: "l regret l cannot report mental improvement in the condition of Thos. Westwood, In that respect he seems to remain at standstill. His general health is ordinarily good"
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Mir. and Mrs c. l.. Turner having pur. chased that desirable property, the Syca' more house, have refit,ed it throughout, It IS already ,hronged with patrons From what we know of the persons keep ing it, we are warranted in saying that it will not be second, in point of comfort, to any other like establishment in Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Nah-tai.eh techs the head dovil aud leader of the last outbreak, was killed m the fight with Major Evans command July 17th.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

This is the harvest time of love with our friends George L. Turner and Mrs C.. Mills. and as an evidence that they have concluded to make it an everlasting and eternal joy they have taken upon them- selves the offices of a married life. The BELT tenders it's warmest congratulations.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05
tFirst Publication July 22, 1Ss2.l Application No. asa for Patent to tn . NEWTON MINING CLAIM.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, at Tucson. l


 Arizoua, July II, 1882.
 Notice i, hereby given tHa tiie Arizona and Utah Gold and Silver Mining co .ans. by John Ra.ues its attorney in ficr, whose p0stollice address is Tucson, ,Ina county. AriZona territory, has this day fled its ap- plication for ka;ent for thirteen hundred vein. bearing gold ar d silver, with surface ground six hundred feet n width, situated in Globe mining dstrict, county ot Giia aad ter itory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file m this office as lot No. 53, sad lot No. B being de- scrIbed as follows, to wit:
 Beginning at the initial point on the out crop Of the ledge marked by d cedar post } feet long by m hes m diameter, marked x l P, surrOunde by amonainent of stones, from which shaft So. i bears, south 5 deg. west, distant 10 feet; thence south S3 deg. 55 min east 66 feet to a monument ot st0ncs no; marked, being the east end center of claim, tiei.e north i2 deg 5T min east 3J5 feet to :, ce,.ar post feet long set in 3 mon ument of stones and marked No. I; thence north SS deg B min west 13oJ feet to a :, on- ulnent consisting of q cedar post i2 feet long, one foot in the ground, l.2 inches in diameter, hls%rkcd N 2; uiehce sGlitn r. deg 57 mi: west 300 feet to a monument oi stones not marked, being the west end cen ter of cF.im; tlence by the same colrse 2s5 fect CO ceuur post HaTNeu ~ J, ta'Hcf south 50 deg 37 min east I293 feet 10 . piGe post i feet bong. 1 foot in the groun9. ] inches ia diameter, ..t.tAto N 4, from wbich U. $. min eral nOaunne:, Of Globe mining iirtrict he..rs sous.i .ir, U. east distant 6t53 2S .intfect; and from t'Len,'" north f2 deg J7 mn ast 3po ie,t 70 >aid east end center monuHsni. the placn Of begin. ming. Magnetic yarisuVa l3 deg 3D mn east, contain;ng i8.e9 acres. Tj,e loc rrgn; this n,ine is recorded in the fccoraer's office Of Gil county, at ,isbc, 4. T., T, Book of minii,g records, page o0.
 Any and III isersons elaifning adversely any lorticn of said a, Newt ton ninis.s or the rurfacs ground arr re.lui ed to file tneir adverse clshos with tae Eegister Of the Uni ted states Land tefic al TacsoHs In the ter .r,t0ry oi Arizona, during tine sixty days period of publication hereo, or they will Da arred by virtue oi tnc pr0visicns of tne tatu.e. HENaI COUSINS, k,g ,gister
 It ia hereby orlered t.st the foregoing oticc of applicntioa iar patent Dc published fnr the perrutI of sixty days ten constentiye weeks) in the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, we kly newspaper puhiishc.i al tione. A. r, which paper is hereby dcsienatrd by m. as uIlisn., ,. nearest such 6la,n,.
 HENRY COLLINS, Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

the fiead the vital fluid passing nnobserved in the urm ani many other diseases that lead to insanity and death. S
 Dis. MISTxE will agree to forfeit FIVE lluspaEc DOLLARS for case of this kind the VITAL RESTORA. TIVE under his special advics aid treatnenD will not cure or for anything impure injurious found in it. DIi. MISTlE treats all private d.seases success fully without mercury. CopsuItattOn Free. Thorough examination and advice, including analy- sis of Urine, S5 CO., Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE s3 bottle, four times tho quantity, si0 oo; sent to ny address upon receipt of price. or C. O. D., secure from observation and in private name If dcsire by
 "A. F.. INVITE. M. D.
 Il Ksarney street, San Francisco, Cal. BN. MINTEE'S Kidney Reanedy Nc. phrc cticuna. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder complaints, Gsnorrh9a, Gleet, leucorrhna, For sale by all druggists Sl % bottle, six bottles for s O0. DM. I1NTIE'R uNntieiiOa gfil are the best and cheapest DYspEpIIe and BLLIor cure in the market. For sale b all druggists an l7-t va SAMPLE BOTTLE, FREE. Sent on applica cation by letter stating sym t,toms, sex and age Com aunications striesya confidential.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Mrs. TreyiIiion left Globe Monday morning for California, on account of the continued sickness of her daughter who she hoped would be benefited by the trip
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

The absence of Mrs. Charles Keuyon, who with her two children left for her former home. Rome, New York, will be regretted by those who are fortunate in eu. toying Ter acquaintance. Her husband remains with us.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

Hoistiug werks are now being erected on tho Great Republic. Those on tho South Pioneer are working satisfactorily.
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-05

x 4 Mir zink k of New Y York, astockholdcr aud representative of the ceutennial Co.,, *ss hero and igfs fw, bis home yesterday. ,9ufingb bis bfirf day ls rxAmined the ailt and nina aad coacludc,i to recon < ll Sh S~orkipg shaft to 5lss SSpl6 M . 0(tnrrr7s IT That sfs6 f'Ss hifasrsos nssgasaly out lay of the company in regard to ihe dovel. olmeni ofthe mine is the cause of the suspension of operations at the mill The Centennial has yielded largely in silver and there is'ns reason to suppose that it will uot again. by proper management of the directory prove profitable to the owners. It is unfortunate for Globe that 50 many of our silver lodes have fallen into the hands of men who are totally ig- norant of what is necessary to place a mine on paying basis.