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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, May tsp. N.

The dealings in mining stocks to-day generally
were of the same character a. those OF preceeihs
DAYS and weeks But while little business -" "s oons
in the Comstocks, there was deveiopd eAccp'ionai
strength in their prices; Consolidated virginia
fo,n 40 70 * csnts Robinson closed cent higher,
and Little Plttsburg mp cents az &c co ems
Sonora Consolidated was active at 4o04o cents GEMS
and closed at AT cents. Silver Cliff again WAS uoa'
in at 2091S cents.
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Mem untlita.i IONS.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
NEW BOOKS.
AN AMERICAN FoUR-IN-HAND IN BRITAIN

By ANDREW CARNEGIE
w, ANAL Alto with an srtotype illustration, 81.
Tie book cyesa lively account Of the authors famous
drive with marty Of friends a coach through Engan ~"
scotland The trip originally suggested by MT bldcA
novel THE Strange Adventures Of PhaetoD ana eAtcn
from distance OF more than ooO ~
which was accompl. hod in about seven weeks
IN THE SHADOW OF THE PYRENEES.
From BASQUE Land TO Carcsssonne By 1AkVlN H.
VINCENT. DID ! vol. l2mo with -Four orsihAi h''"'
ings and Several Maps, s..
.Dr Vincent write. Of region seldom peneWart m
and IL so bright and good bunOred wthal st m %
nnnted and clal nnngy Illustrated eAPei eHces are
ON mO-t pIzei sketches OF traNei. lNo"' '''N '
Advocate.
ICE-PACK AND TUNDRA.
accppt Of the search for the Jeanette and sleRe
1or-uev brough siberia Ey WILLIAM II. GLIDER cor
RESPONDENT of the New Herald with the Rogers
Fxreiltion. author OF ScEwatEas search WIN 0'''
with Maps and illustrations, 81.
This story Of Arctic and disaster ana 90 %
oulneylngs 4 told In strong yg0cu. htiruH td oSt
tail and 10 fascinating as any romance. - i"i 'iN
On THE DESERT.
With Brief Review Of Recent Events in Egypt by lev
HENRY Nj. FIELD D. d, author OF " From the L4AesOi
Killarney 10 the Golden Horn" ana From hgy Pr 10 '~p'
l vol, crown Syo with map. 81
DE- Field has uuQuestionsby given rs an entertallng
book account of the revolution 49,
Tel FL Kcbr the relation OF EnSlihu 70 ihao ~,
men the Ineligible impartial ana ssusi'o'o'' 'N"'
we have seen in print. New-NofA sun
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the c1ases viii begin On MON
DAY, May u, at lOa m.
The examination candidates for admission 10 any Of tho
six regular courses viz Mining Engineering CIy Engineer
ing Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology Mel!urgy.
Architecture III begin on FRIDAY June = al $50 a
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Goruoralion Notices.


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In answer to the many inquiries which have been
addressed 20 the officers Of the Sonora Consolidated
Mil and Mining Company since the death or GOV
ernor Milton : Latham the former president OF the
company, the officers present TO their stockholders
and the public, in another column, full statement
and report regarding the present condition OF the
company and its mines which will no doubt be read
with interest.
Bullion valued at S12,0 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The cleanup of the Father de Smet mine for the
last half of April yielded Sl5, 05S.32
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On THE DESERT.
NEW EDITION REIssUED FOR 1883.
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.

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THE IRISH QUESTION.

Nv Professor DAVID BENNETT KING. Of Lafayette
College l vol, limo 81 80
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lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCNEJ
BODIE, Cal, May 1s.-An accident at the Standard
Mill Yesterday completely ruined the engine. 1t
will take a month to replace the engine. The
Standard Bulwer Mill Is running regularly on
Standard
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sALESAT TIE MINING EXCHANGE.
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NOTES on EVOLUTION AND CHRISTIANITY. BY
), F. YoHKL. l2d.c. Up XII SOL Henry Iioi 90.
NJ Yorke is one eff number of industrious per-
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not seem TO us important Us yet 10 inquire whether
their work is worth while In Mr.. Yorke's essay we
find no originality perhaps no pretence of any. nor
are tie Old arguments and assumptions put forth
with special force OF responsiveness.
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hon. Milton S. Latham City.
SIR Enclosed certificate OF assays OF bags Of ore
from the Puertcstos Mines
For close working the best method TO apply for
the saving OF the precious metals We recommend wasting and
chlornaon and afterwards amAlgamatlon or teaching.
To the best knowledge do hesitate TO that
the yield exceed 30 per cent Of The value
Very respectfully.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual Of the students Of the school Will
begin on MONDAY. May H. lOs. m.
Candidates for admission enter their names win the
President on MONDAY. June II.
admission IL viii required OF the applicant That he
shall have satisfactorily completed the regular course OF
study in this college OF In some other main
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-08-18
Correspondence.
GLOBE, Aug. Is. 1888.

GLOBE, Aug. 10, 1888.
EDITOR BELT:-In compliance with
your request, having just reFesss;d
from brief visit to the scene of oper-
atoms preparatory to the construc-
ton of the A. NJ. B. railroad) in the
Mogollon mountains, herewith furn-
ish the following information relative
to my trip: The progress that is be-
ing made by the engineer corps, and
other items of interest connected with
the new enterprise. Many of your
readers arc property owners in GloLc,
and sections adjacent to the proposed
line of the A. NJ. B. railroad, and also
stockholders in the Construction and
Improvement Company, lately organ
lied, by ]. w. Eddy, President of the
A. NJ. B. railroad, for the purpose of
constructing and improving said line.
Consequently, they are deeply inter-
ested in this important enterprise, up
on the success or failure of which so
largely depends the future of Globe,
and the entire section of country
through which the railroad will pass,
and it is chiefly for their benefit that
this communication is written.
left Globe ON the Goth ultimo, and
noted briefly the distances, elevations,
and other items of interest, as follows;
The distances here given arc accord,
ing to the railroad survey. From
Globe to w. G. Eddy's ranch on Salt
river, IS miles; to Capt. Watkins
ranch on Tonic, IS miles; to Park
City, Green Valley, IS miles; to Gen.
eral Springs, at the north end of the
long tunnel, one-half mile beyond the
Rim Rock, or Summit of the Mogollon
mountains, III miles; estimated dis
lance from Globe to the Atlantic 4
Pacific railroad, 100 miles. Elevation
above tide water, at the summit of the
mountain, where the new wagon road
just completed by the CONSTRUCTION
Co., passes over the Rim Rock, 70Ot
feet, and 80 feet above the RAILROAD
track in the tunnel. The maximum
grade nf the r.,''r"2d frnel - .u"t ("
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Another Hold Up.

Friday, the 10th inst, just after
nightfall, the east bound Casa Grande
and Globe stage, when short distance
east of Riverside, was fired into by
two murdcrous fiends, not once, but
several times, which resulted in the
instantaneous death of John Collins,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express messen.
ger, and the taking of the company's
express box containing twenty-five
hundred dollars in silver. There was
also six hundred dollars in greenbacks
in the box, which the passenger, who
was forced by the infamous scoundrels
to break open, adroitly secreted and
preserved to the company. Two stage
horses were killed by the robbers, and
another taken to pack their booty.
The driver, Watson Humphreys, had
close call, his clothes having sew
eral bullet holes in them, and his whip
stock shot in two. He having twice
before been held up, within a year,
by highwaymen, on the same road,
at once resigned his position of driver,
and will retire to some sylvan retreat
where only the lowing of cattle and
bleating of sheep will, fall upon his
listening ears.
One year ago, Monday next, a SINH
lar tragic scene was enacted on that
road, but nearer Globe, by three men,
which resulted in the death of Andy
Hall and Dr.. Vail. Two of the das-
tardly villains met their just deserts
at the hands of the citizens of Globe,
by summary banging. The other one
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
twenty-one years, and is now in the
Stockton, Cal, insane asylum. BY
referring to a telegram in another
column, it will be seen that the per
petrators of the last outrage are likely
to receive their just deserts.
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Preferred Locals.

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's office.
LOST-A bunch of keys on patent
ring, among them there are handcuff
shackle and Office keys. The finder
will confer favor by leaving them at
Sheriff Pascoc's Office.
A magnificent assortment of Wos-
tenholm's cutlery, consisting of razors,
pocket and shoeing knives, at Taylor
& Hatch's -..' '--7
Taylor & Hatch have the finest lot
of imported and domestic wines, whis-
kies and brandies ever offered to an
Arizona public. They will sell in
quantities to suit.
Taylor & Hatch have in their sta
tionery department, the most varied
assortment of that line of goods, and
all of the leading periodicals, and
standard novels.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The Stage Robbers Captured.
FLoRExcE, A. T., Aug. l6.

FLoRExcE, A. T., Aug. 16.
Although there is not as much APP
parent excitement here over the cold
blOoded, merciless and wanton assassi-
nation of Wells, Fargo &Co.'s messen-
ger, last Friday night, by the two rob-
bers who stopped the stage coach
above Riverside, on the Globe road, as
there was last year over the murder
of messenger Andy Hall on the same
route, yet the community is deeply
stirred, and there is a feeling of indig-
nation that will not be abated until
full justice is melted out to the perpe-
traitors. At this moment it looks as
though the crime will meet with sure
retribution. A determined pursuit of
the robbers, has met with. unlocked
for success. This morning Sheriff
Doran and Deputy Seaman brought in
two prisoners, thought to be the prin-
cipals, one against whom they have
certain evidence as accessory, and
another whom they can prove to be "A
harborer and abettor. Their names
are Frank Carpenter and Joe futile,
supposed to be the principals, and
Len. Redfeld, whose ranch on the San
Pedro is rendezvous of robbers, and
one Of series ofnStations between
Riverside and the u Dan Pedro to
Benson, where the gang to which
these fends belong, are harbored, and
get fresh relays'of horses, while fee
ing from the scene of their robberies.
This capture was effected by Sheriff
Doran, assisted by Deputy Scanlon,
ex-Sheritf Pete Gabriel, Deputy Sher-
iff Fred Adams, Thomas +. Weedln,
editor and proprietor of the Florence
Enterprise, and special deputy sheriff,
VIM. Harrington.
Gabriel effected the very important
capture of a confederate, known I'M
der the aliases Of Jack Averill and
Jack Elmer, but generally known as
"Red Jacket" Mr.. Gabriel has not
yet arrived with his prisoner, but is
momcntarily expected in. Detective
John Brent, of w, F & Co.'S force is
stopping here at the Silver King ho-
tel, on business connected with the
recent robberies.
On receipt, last night, of 'informa-
ton that the robbers had been cap
tured, a meeting was called, and was
attended by the leading business men
of Florence. The numerous outrages
committed on the various routes of
travel, and the best means Of putting
an end to this state Of things, the rare
conviction of criminals before the
courts, etc, we're discussed, and de-
termination arrived at that proper
means be taken to insure speedy JUS
tice in this case.
Judge Hinson Thomas has set the
preliminary examination of the pris.
oncrs for Saturday, at 10 o'clock, "a. M,
1t is possibly that only one Of the cap,
tivcs will be convicted as principal
but the results of the expedition are
very important in the discovery Of the
rendezvous, etc, and certain facts will
guide officers in future, and will
doubtless lead to the breaking up Of
the gang.