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fnrm Tor Sale.
The farm Of $50 acres, known as tho
Jacob farm, about two miles east Or Gel
estjnc. Must Be sold 10 whatever II will
bring, $500 down and balance d 500
per year, ~ TX per cent. interest. Write
% 4. a. Goodwin, indianapolis, stat
Ing price offered. Somebody will ect :
bargain within three months n.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

In former numbers Of the BELT we
have referred to what might be ex-
pccted in the way Of lumber upon the
completion of the A. NJ. b. f. r. from
the A. & p, to Globe. At Flagstaff,
within four and a half miles of where
the A. NJ. B. R. r. intersccts the A. &
2. road there is a mill employing $50
hands engaged in saving ties for the
Mexican Central. The mill is of suffi-
Gent capacity to send off Il train load
daily. Merchantable lumber for house
building &c. is cheap, the second rate,
although there is no competition, is
furnished at nine dollars per thousand
Our informant was not apprised of the
price Of frst-class, but is confident il
there were more mills there, iirst-claSs
would be sold for greatly less price
than is now charged for second rate
The country abounds in milling tim
Der, seemingly incxhaustablc.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Preferred L0Ga.s.

Stafford -four at ChaS. II. Connell's at
$3.50 per cwt.
Barley at D. Hendersons at $3.50
per cwt.
Call in and examine the fine line of
shoes just received by Schulze, the
boot and shoemaker.
Leave orders for the BELT at Taylor
e Hatch or at the Post Office. Sub
scriptions received at either place.
Cornell has just received a large
supply of Graham -four, cracked wheat
and unbolted white corn meal, which
he will sell at way down prices.
d. Henderson sells extra family
flour at $3.50 per Cwt. Every sack
guaranteed.
Fiske the gunsmith, has new lot
Of rifles.
Taylor & Hatch are the sole agents,
in this city for Cyrus Mobiles celebra-
ted Whistles.
Miners and prospectors shoes just
received at Schulze's, the shoemaker,
Broad street.
WANTED.-An owner for a blue
side saddle cover, and a pair of heavy
brown California blankets, which can
be seen at the Sheriff. office
L0ST-A bunch of KEYS on patent
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
II. w. FiSke, Public Administration

who has been at Round Valley, where
William Hammond died, with view
OF ascertaining something concerning
his money and effects, has returned.
We are not informed whether or not
he got trace of the missing money.
He, however, is satisfied that the es-
tate has been robbed. Hammond dur
ing his sickness was sadly neglected,
and was suffering for water until re-
lieved by family that were travel
ling. who hearing Hammond moan
ing called to ascertain what was the
matter. They found him entirely
alone under the house, on a mattrass,
and helpless. We hope that the Ad-
illustrators efforts in behalf of the
estate will be crowned with success.
So far, he has been most diligent in
that behalf.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Al ..ona Items.

The following from the Phenix Her.
aid gives an inside view of crime in
Maricopa county: "The October term
Of Court here promises to be one of
more than ordinary interest. Murder.
stage robbery, larceny, bigamy, may
hem, forgery, selling liquor to the In
dams, etc, etc, are among the crimes
for which parties are held. The Gov
eminent will also have number of
swindling cases on hand.
Quite a breeze in military circles at
Camp Thomas by reason of the unau-
thorizcd absence of Lieut.. Porter. 1t
is supposed that he has deserted. He
left Sunday the Goth and no trace Of
him has been obtained. 1t is said he
is responsible for a sum of money, hay
ing been commissary officer up to the
last of June.
Manuel Gallardo, Of Tempe, is &C
cused of selling whisky to Indians.
We presume he was arrested, as a
Deputy U. S. Marshal was after him.
If guilty he should be given the butt
end Of the law.
James Henry, butcher for Kelly &
Speedy, was sun struck while out after
hogs, and was brought to town, but
lived not more than three-quarters OF
an hour after arriving. -Phenix Her
aid.
Col. b. F. GivcnS Of Gunsight, A. T.,
has been sued by Miss Jennie Ball, ct
al. Of San Francisco for $4,000 for
services rendered as spiritual medium
in relation to mines.
The Arizona Citizens Hermosillo
letter, Of Aug. 18th, confirms the re
ports of murders by Chiricahuas i'll
Sonora.
The Citizen of the Doth ult. an.
nounces the arrival of agent p. p
Wilcox, in Tucson, on his way to Cali.
fornia.
Wednesday of last week the San
Francisco mountains, near Flagstaff
were covered with snow.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Mrs. Chas. Taylor, Mrs. c. A. Fi3' ,
Mrs. James Wiley, Mrs. W. w. Jones,
Mrs. W. Harmon, Mr.. Russell Wal
bridge, Mr. William Brookner, Mr..
John w. Palmer, Mr.. A. p. Thomas,
DR.. w. Cook, Mr.. Harley Hitchcock
and others assembled at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Spence, on
the evening of the 2Sth ult., with the
view of commemorative Mr.. SIS TWEEN
ty-sixth birthday. The occasion was
a joyous one. Besides music and dan
cling, palates were sufficiently RECALLED
with sparkling wine, grateful confec-
tons and something more substantial,
The guests took no note of time until
meak-eyed morn admonished them
that another day was about to dawn,
when they took their several ways
wishing in their heart Of hearts that
the recurrence of Mr.. Spence's birth
days were not so far apart, in order
that they might be enabled to extend
their greeting oitener than once a
year.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
n Bottle OF sand.

Our friend VIM. II. McNelly while
East, had the BELT in his minds eye,
as is evidenced by the fact of his pro-
curing for us rare curiosity, being
of decided artistic worth and of great
beauty yet it is nothing but a bottle
of sand gathered from the bluffs of
the Mississippi, but so artistically
wrought from the natural and varied
colors of the sand as to present most
pleasing picture, most difficult to de-
scribe and therefore we will not say
more than it is chrome that pleases
the eye and puzzles the understanding,
how sand can be so strangely placed
and made to retain the impress which
the artist has given it. The observer
will see these sharply and shapely cut
letters $40 SILVER BELT from w. Y.
McNelly"; locomotive and tender as
perfect az if Autographed, and on the
reverse side of the bottle, Globe, A. T.,
1888, and an eagle on the wing, bear
ing in its flight, the American flag.
We know the pictures "were both
rich and rare, but wondered how the
devil they got there and would still
have been befogged had not McNelly
and Judge Fox dispelled the mystery.
There is a deaf and dumb boy in Iowa,
whose mastery over the sand placed
it there with a stick, but just how, we
will leave those gentlemen, who have
seen the artist work, to explain.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

J. B. Watkins has shown us ali unu-
sually rich specimen of copper ore
taken from a lode in the side of Reno
mountain, four miles west Of the
Watkins ranch. The groupings are
about ten feet wide Gold and silver
is. found in that vicinity. Recently a
group Of eighteen lodes was recently
sold by a Mr.. Brown to DR.. Jones, the
representative of a New York compa-
ny. The country has been but i'm
perfectly prospected.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Gen. Crook has taken upon himself
the duties of Surveyor General, and
has ordered corps engineer to sur
vey the White Mountain, alias San
Carlos, reservation, under his direc-
ton. Can it be that Crook is bigger
man than Congress? The U. S. States
confdes all surveys to the Land De-
partment. Lines thus arbitrarily run
have no standing in court.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Hon. Schuyler Colfax says he can
not approve President Arthur course
in refusing to pardon Sergeant Ma
son. He thinks that man has been
punished sufficiently for his rash decd.
and there is no occasion to treat him
as if he was Il hardened and hopeless
criminal. We think Mr. Colfax is
about right. Mason has fully atoned
for his rash act and bad workmanship
The people should take hold Of the
matter and sec that justice is done
! him, Citizen,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The agent, at San Carlos. who has
been cxacting famine prices, of Rube
Wood, for hay and barley, for his
stage animals, which he monopolized
by prohibiting the Indians from sell
ing to him has, upon representation by
the Com. of Indian affairs. that wards
Of the government were not his poems
and that the fruits of their labor was
their own and should have the benefit
Of 'hc market without the intcrfcr.
cnce Of Il middl" man whn po"k"tcd
tho lions share.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

r. H. Keenan, fell off the dump at
the Old Globe smelter and admitted to
the hospital yesterday. His injuries
are not serious, being bruisc on hip
and leg and slight confusion of the
head.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Ey-Chief of scouts, Sam Bowman, is
in town. Sam is a good man, reliable,
steady and quiet as country church
a mile from the road, on week days.
What he does not know about the
.avcral Apache tribes is not worth
owing. Sam did not think worth
ilo to call upon Us md we arc sor-
for il,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Misses Eaton and Fields left Thurs
day for the Pinal mountain, where
they will be joined by Mesdames
Gerald and Wilmans. They will
enjoy the bracing air of the noun
tain for several days.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Alexander G. Pendleton, who has
been engaged as transit man ON the
survey of the A. NJ. B. r. R., having
completed the work Of the 1st divi-
sion, returned to Globe on Thursday
He reports the distance from Globe to
the point where the survey intersects
the Arizona and Pacific road as 1876
miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

William Sutherland is running a
tri-weokly line of coaches from Tue
son to Riverside, where they connect
with the Casa Grande and, Globe line.
Those who have travelled the route
the road good and coaches
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Shipments from Old Dominion for
the week, 1927 bars--l03,940 pounds.
Total shipments, 4,224,S 800 pounds.
Product for August, with one furnace,
403.S10 pounds; beat this who can.
The bullion now produced rs 80 fine.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

We learn from the Phenix Herald
that Mr.. Geo. W. Clark, jeweller, for
merly a resident of Globe, recently re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the
drowning of his father and two sisters,
while out sailing on Lake Erie, near
London, Ontario, their home.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
The Stage Robbers.

We now have positive information
that Joe futile, a prisoner at Flor
ence, being one of the stage robbers
and instrumental in the death of Col
Inns, Wells Fargo & Cos express mes
senger, has made a confession in re-
gard to the matter, and acknowledged
himself as one of the persons who did
the shooting and Charley Hensley the
other. Hensley is still at large as is
also "Rod Jacket" The hope is en-
tertained that they too will soon be
brought to justice. Carpenter and
Len Redfeld are also in Jail and vigil
lantly guarded by men appointed at a
citizens meeting on Monday last.
Another meeting was publicly held,
in the street, on Monday evening
which was well attended by leading
men of the place when it was deter
mined that vigorous measures should
be adopted, but upon request from
the Sheriff, for reasons deemed salts
factory, action was postponed for a
week.
All the stolen silver with the eX-
ception of twenty dollars has been re-
covered. joe futile conducting a
party to where it was secreted. The
gold, he claims was lost. So far no
trace OF it has been discovered. These
men in the preliminary hearing be-
fore justice Thomas, by advise Of
council, waived examination and were
committed without bail to await the
action of the grand jury. Whenever
their guilt is fully established punish
ment should quickly follow. The
quiddities of the law should not be
permitted to avail them. The fate,
cruel as death and hungry as the
grave, which they visited upon their
victim, Collins, should be theirs. The
security and peace Of the community
demand stern and retributive Justice.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

We direct attention to the card Of
Mrs. H. Graham who proffers her SER
vices as instructreSs in music. She is
a lady of refinement and proficient in
the branch she proposes to teach.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in Post Office
at Globe, Arizona, for the week ending
September !, 1888.
Edwards. II Price. n II
Joppiano, Carlo Price, Jenny
Nue., n Warren, A F-2
REGISTERED LIST.
BaggiOre, G Mayha. ID
Meier, l. Celia, NJ l.
Please say Advertised and give date of
list. W. L. SPENCE. p. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

w. b. Breckon who has been at the
Camp Thomas Springs for the past
month has returned to Globe greatly
improved in health. William Steven
son who was also there has returned.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The Aurora Beacon of the 22nd ult.,
announces the marriage of Carrie L.
daughter of Hon. j. w. Eddy, of lii
nois, to George T. Gillette of Des
Moines, Iowa.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The quarterly examination of pub
lie school teachers will take place at
the school house, Monday, September
3, 1883, at 10 a. IN. Applicants are
requested to be prompt.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

j. Jones left the present week
for Cleveland, Ohio. Will be absent
for short time.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The announcement, some weeks
since, of the sale of the Long Island
property to the Old Dominion compa-
ny was premature. No such sale hay
ing been made.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

William Dougherty, who was treat
ed by DR.. Cook for inflammation of
the bowels, is again on his feed and
perambulating the streets.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The reported intention of cowboys
to capture President Arthur is simply
sensational. There are no cowboys in
the neck of woods where Arthur was.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The text of the sermon for to-mor-
row night at the Methodist Church,
will be "Many are called but few
chosen" Go and hear it, it will do
you good.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

A formal protest will be made to
Congress by settlers in Mariccpa coun-
ty, against the Texas Pacific land
grant being given to the Southern
Pacific r. r. Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Sir Knight R. B. Harwood, of John
son county. Missouri, died in Grass
Valley, California. He had been in
San Francisco attending the conclave.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

J. Eugene Flandin, on Monday last,
entertained friends at his residence at
the Mack Morris mill, being the ami
versary of his sixty-second birthday.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
One Thousand Dollars.

Should fatal consequences to the robbers
attend their capture, identification and
proof that they were the guilty partie, will
be sufficient to secure the payment of the
reward offered.
Done at the city of Prescott, the capital.
this 18th day of August, 4. d.. 1888.
ii. NJ. VAN ARMAN,
Acting Governor.
Attest: JOHN $. FURNAS,
Assistant Sec. of Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

A. c. Webster is expected to return
from his eastern trip by the 10Th in
slant and resume his position as book
keeper for d. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
the ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
September 1. 1883.

HNHE SILVER BELT is kept on file at
l. +. {. Dakes Advertising Agency, IS
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
where contracts for advertising can be
made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

l.. Remy arrived from Florence for
the third time, this season, on Thurs
day, with a four horse wagon load of
fruit.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Coke continues to arrive in large
quantities, for the Old Dominion
smelters. Shipments of copper are
frequent and large.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Mr.. Burge, our photographer has
on hand great diversity of stereo-
scopic views of highly interesting
character.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

j. P. Cox who had been spending
some days in Globe has returned to
salt River.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The text for the sermon at the Bap-
fist church, Sunday night, is "Many
are called, but few are chosen"
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Mrs. J. Hyndman, hostess of the
Pascoe House returned from Los An
geles on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Since the receipt of Spaldings Man
uel of boxing, club swinging &C., by
two young sluggers almost within ear
shot of our Office we may soon expect
a lively time, black eyes, fattened
noses and swollen lips. We witnessed
set to in which blows were dealt
from the shoulder. The left hand
cross-counter to right hand blow at
the face was admirably parted. They
are now almost perfect in the side
step. Having a latch key, q few
nights since we noiSelessly entered
the dreadful arena and found the
smaller one of the two with his head
in chancery, and both struggling to
keep their feet and blowing like por-
poiseS; in order to save the county the
expense of an inquest we threw up the
sponge and declared the battle a draw.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The thermometer, at Judge J. r.
Porter's, on Sunday last, at 2 p. m,
marked 10 dogs. in tie shade.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

j. A. wager, from Salt river, is in
town. He has promising silver and
gold locations.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Any person finding a pocket book
containing $3.50 in greenbacks, GER
tificate of deposit of the Bank of Cali
fornia, bearing date July Sd, 1888, a
photograph Of lady, and papers only
valuable to the owner, will be re-
warded by leaving the same and con-
tents at the BELT office. Supposed to
have been lost near the Globe smclter.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Uncle Joe Caldwell is still in town.
Lee Cline who came in with him has
returned to his ranch.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The Jail is now empty. A Mexican,
the last Of the tenants who was incar-
cerated upon commitment by the
justice Of the peace for stealing, hay
ing completed the term of sentence
was discharged Thursday. The per-
son referred to is sneak thief, al
though old and fat he is said to be an
adept in the business. He will bear
watching.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The wind, a few days since, while
in furious mood, demolished house
belonging to carpenter Anderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Frank Hamilton, who was recently
wounded by the accidental discharge
of his pistol, is again upon the street.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

j. d. Haskins, from Calumet, Mich,
will assume the duties of foreman at
the Old Globe mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Public school will not open until
the 10th. The school Board have
found it necessary to make a change
in the appointment of teachers in con-
sequence Of the prolonged absence of
Miss Marion Wilson who is further
detained i'll San Francisco under treat
ment for weak eyes, b. J. McGinnis,
at present at Tombstone, will act as
principal AMI Mrs. Ross Us assistant.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Fears are expressed by corral men,
that our hay crop will be below an
average.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
once Hours Of Globe San Carlos Tele-
graph Company.

From to HAS a. m, 1245 to p. M, and
TO p. IN. Sunday hours-9 to 10 Il. III.
and to Sp. IN.
Night-rate messages must be handed in
before $50 p. IN. to insure prompt trans
mission over w. U. lines.
&. NJ, ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

The band stand wants new roof.
Will not some one see that it is done.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Warming.

II TIE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
L give notice to c. L. Fay, his associates,
or any one now negotiating with F. Hatch
for the purchase of the Copper Hill mine,
that claim an undivided One-half interest
to all mineral ground now offered for sale
by +. Hatch as the Copper Hill mine, but
located prior, under the name of the Cad
mus mine. See book 1, page ISL, Mining
Records ella County.
{. T. FORD.
Globe, A. T., Aug 10, 1855.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

Alonzo Bailey left San Francisco
this morning for Los Angeles.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Two Hundred Dollars

for the arrest and conviction Of each of The
persons who committed the r0DbcIieS on
the Ash Fork road, and for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer5 on the Flor
pnrp road
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

W. +. Spence takes charge Of the
Centennial property to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.

The Old Dominion fred another
furnace this morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
memory.

Our citizens, firing of the arbitrary
and ungentlemanly treatment of way
farers, whose business require them to
cross the San Carlos Indian reserva-
ton, and also of the claimants and oc-
cupants of the Deer Creek coal fields
by Captain Crawford called forth an
indignant protest to the Secretary Of
War to which are appended one hun
dred and forty.three names, among
which will be found those of our lead
ing business men. We regard the
condemnatory. reference to his actions
as merited and sufficiently expressive
to convince the Honorable Secretary
that the signerS are in earnest.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01

George Anderson, father of Robert,
David, Thomas and Eliza Anderson, of
Pinal county, Arizona, died of conges-
ton of the bowels, at Lakeport, Lake
county, California, August 9TH, 1888,
at the advanced age OF eighty-fve
years. Mr.. Anderson was resident
of Arizona, from 1877, for four years.
He was a man Of sterling qualities,
and greatly respected wherever known.
The split in certain family circle,
which, at ono time, threatened the dis
ruption of the marriage tie has been
amicably adjusted by the husband 5
promising to sin no moro, and surrrN,
/. deg hi night key.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Seventy-onc San Carlos Agency In

Seventy-onc San Carlos Agency In
dams pulled down the fence enclosing
Robert Irion's corn field on Sunday
TIE Goth instant, and camped there
until forcibly removed. Although
fifty miles from the agency buildings,
and twenty-three miles beyond the
reservation, some Of them, if not all,
bore passes signed by Captain Craw-
ford the day before. Other agency
Indians are also reported to us in 9TH
er localities, off the reservation. We
can see no good reason why CAPTAIN
Crawford should arrest and otherwise
annoy citizens, on the reservation, and
authorize Indians to oyerrun the
white mans Territory and expect
that his warrant to do so will be re-
spccted.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-09-01
Governors Reward.

WHEREAS. stage robbing is becoming
apparently, a prominent industry Of the
the destruction of life, and always is at
tended with danger to the peaceful travel
ing public, and
WHEREAS, on Friday. the nth of August,
1888, near Ash Fork, in IaYapai County,
three masked highwaymen did stop and
rob the coach and passengers and Wells,
Fargo & Cos treasure box Of money; and
highwaymen did stop the coach on the
Florence road, killing w. 7. & Cos mcssen-
ger and wounding the driver of said coach.
Now, THEREFORE,, |. II. VI. Van Amman,
Acting Governor Of the Territory Of ArizO-
ia. by virtue Of the power vested in me. do
hereby offer a reward Of