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seniannual statement of the sunbur.t co,o.
saver Mining Co. of Surry Uaucoch Co.,.
AMI state of Maine ~'""'s
AMOUNT Of Nisiing capital stock
tnDassessallel. ana Az, a.,
hiiuat pail into Treasury ~ 20
~ assessments have hc n made g
tsfisck unasstssahlel, ~, a,
Am Iunt int e, ted In purchase w
tnuminsliyl Of mineral right loo ono ~,
Amount inv c>tad la real estate 90 40
Amount invested In Buildings,
Machlncry, HNtur,s, Sc, y-s,o
Debts due corporation about at- n
,'rn's H'lr if"h corporation q onr l15 %
Aggregate value as fixed by
assessors. not known
Am unit Of Treasury stock now unsod in
Ire sury ~ lG3 shares. par value 81 90 each
unassessable.
NJ. DpSELAS. Treasurer.
EAST sURRY. Jan. ., lssa.
HANCOCK
Personally appea 'cd ". Done an and made oath
that The owe stAtrme by him signed T. trt a
&C riding to his best knowledge and belief
Before me.
LUTHER LORD.
S"- Justic OF the Peace
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Ugly and Hateful,

but ! couldn't help it. Everything went
wrong with me, and | thought | hadn't a
friend in the world, dyspepsia caused
this and for months couldn't eat ANYTHING
and just suffered in misery till used Sui
phur Filters, three bottles cured NED.
Lescis, ~ Bopdoia Street, Boston.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the aiires--label on each subscri-
hers paper shows the time Ia which the subs rip
tiou = alid. ami an ~uHsCrlbers in arrears are
ei{ueste'i to pay up soon possible
In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
Our cnrre- p0ndent> are requested 10 state the
Po-l once % which the paper j., or IL 70 he sent
ami 10 be careful 70 write al proper names plain
Is.
In directing a change OF address. always give
the present address a. wei The one to which YOU
wish the paper afterwards sent
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Mr.. Charles Paine of Eden is teaching
the town school in this district with good
success.
Rev. 4. \. Pierce Of fremont breaches
here every other Sabbath.
The Sabbath School is in a prosperous
condition
Bishop Doane's chapel is closed during
the winter.
JAN 8. NJ.
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"A man Of average weight possesses
about q pounds Of blood. A Of this pass
es through his heart in about minute and
a half. Obviously, therefore, any disease of
that organ must impair its functions and re-
tard its pulsations. There is a sterling
preparation. DIR. Graves Heart Regulator,
which cures all arrangements and diseases
Of the heart.
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TREASURY DEPARTING
OFFICE oP THE SECRETARY,
WASH gton, y. [, Dec. ID, lss2.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
Castlne, Maine.

Castlne, Maine.
sir
YOUR letter of the END ult. Is received. trans
hitting the application Of Henry " sargent
for permission 70 change the Of the sch. " ii
sargent o. that Of RJb,rt Bnrity under the
provision OF the Act IL March ., Isl
II appear that the schooner built at >e,lg
wick Me Ia the year sbs that She thoroughly
built the year ls,O mat her burden l. III IS 100
gross ions and her official number Is 26ly5 and her
etters ~. ). l.. T.
All the requirements Of the law aisl the re.
gulatiuns having b en- complied " ith and proof
having been furnished at the schooner i free
fr IN debt and sc worthy You are hereby author.
zed 10 Issue new paper, 70 her in the name Of
Robert bOrity."
You will cause motto: Of the ciange Of name
To- be published ami forward printed copy there
Of Ia the Department.
Very Respectfully,
AWE CHARLES r. FOLGER Secretary
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VINO that has ever lived anytime in the
country but must have heard OF the virtues
OF Burlock as a blood purifier BrRpocK
BLOOD BIrrERs cure dyspepsia, biiousness
and all disorders arising from impure blood
Or derauged liver Or kidneys. Price sl.O0.
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30 ot the above Of them. minors. all
sons q Proprletors who are on ye ground
except Stcph ltcomb. whose father has
done N dui, On biz right
No minor has his name.
Capt Joseph Wood \ sons and John
R1undy came and settled at Buehil bay
before the land VA, either granted or la,rd
out Sc Sc Sc.
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Oliver Ditson & Co. Boston,
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,

UkGANIZkD MARCH 2lth, lsT3.
MONEY deposited or before the Ist It. 49,.
1u March, June, september and Dccsmb.r "a N IA
draw dividends from the first ofsame month "''
Dividends on deposits payable twice a v..r
June and December. war
Dividends as soon : declared are added 10 ,ha
prlnciY al, thus compromising The interest every
months. ICY
deposits in savings Banks, are exemnt f,o,, al a..
nicip pal taxation. "1 III u
No returns OF names of dePositors are reopirad
accounts are held by this Bank TO be strictly MI
vate and confidential. f
Marrieu women and persons under age can de.
psi money In their own names. so mat it can
DC urawn only by themselves or on their order
Especial advantages Afforded 70 Executors
trust funds. " c.
JAMES +. DAVIS, President,
asu Z. Z. BURRILL. Treasurer
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Our school is now in session under the
instruction Of Mr.. Wiggn, a gentleman
from Bucksport. About forty-fye scholars
are in attendance.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen
from Buehill held dance in the nail at
this place on New Years evening Supper
was served BY d. 7. Dority.
The Good Templar's Lodge. recently
organized, seems to be in a fiourishing con-
dition. the number of members are in
creasing weekly and all seem 70 be deeply
interested in the cause.
1t is reported that Ardena Hale, who a
few weeks since became insane. is soon to
be carried to Augusta.
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A seconsi hand PIANO, in good repair, will be
"A rented cheap II applied for soon.
Apply 70
Mss ELLA CUsHAAN,
RhwoEth, Dee. a, lea. tVeRs
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AT the annual communication Of Egge-
moggin Lodge No. Us. F. 4 A. NJ, held at
Masonic Hall, Jan. $, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Freeman 6. Higgins, W. NJ; Jonathan
Bridges, S. W; Eugene Candage j. W. :;
IL. 5. Dority, Treasurer; A. II. Dority,
Sect'y. G. X. Currier, s. d.. A. G. Young.
J. d.. Samuel Herrick. H. W Sargent and
A. b. Carter, Finance Committee.
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Ii you want the County
News Subscribe for the AMER
ICAN.
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HEART TROUBLES
Statement Of the Finances Of Hancock
County, January |, 1888.

RESOURCES.
Due on County tax from
towns. s2.23s %
Due on Plantation road
taxes. testimaledJ 4OOe1
Due for Fines and costs
te>timaied1. 300
Cash 10 Treasury. Si,3Ij74 $3.50 A
LIABILITIES.
Due or fees allowed bv
>. j. Court sIa5 =
Due on Juror FEES sos
Due tOnsttble> for sery-
Ing Nenirr>, 500
Due on fees allowed by
90. Com'r.. -0~3
Due Law Library Asso'n. 1876 80
Due ga bill. allowed ~ Co.
Comrs, orders not dram, 03l S3s7 30
Balance in favor of the County, s6,6Oi "a
JOHN A. BUCK.
oW2 County Treasurer.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1888

William \. Seaver. editor of the
''DaWcr" ln Ht7,er's NIg1zae. died, sam
da,. Of acute pneumonia. aged ~ wears
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Notice Of Foreclosure

| hthfHl give pubic notice that have n claim
4 " mort-aZ" upon a rcrta u parcel 81 Land at
Dor mar OF ia the town Of Eden, Hancock County
~ ini"d "n N NoTth bv Cottage street on t6,,
EAst hy land Of +. VI. ere, " on tie south by land
OF + ~ Gre and Juliettc Mic Avrson on he We 1
y ianh Y - y hrewcr. The said bar, u j. fnur
rrlr N the street and TX rods deep and il now
1'Fupi'i Wy 80" =. Rich said mort lagr is TO M.
It'lin -Ali ilCh 'aif Tune = lss2 and recorded in
N" hancnck County Registry Of Dce,ls IN Vol Isi
81" 'fot' which lie anil record thereof r, fsrenc.
may be hal for 4 particular ,lcsrrtptinn ~ ssii 10,
Inc condition " said mortgage ha- been broken
by r a-on wheo Of atm a foreclosure and viys
ihi- Office for at purpose 80
Ellsworth, Ian. !, 1883. III
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KNOWLEDGE i POWER,
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Nl, IhN -l't' ptHliltF' fr ma Hrr DECLINE In Man.
"I tAlt iinpalrt'l ng we tfrur- - Huth, too
los APpHfAtnn :" business, may lc stored and
manhood r, gained
--Ntl 'hu"n Tc'i ed and cslarsr'l, just publ
IT. - u ~tAhltri m'Tllcll w. /. thr h',t tn
th<'.h IAhstit written by Ply -triau 10 sr,-ti
'NP'rl'n't' u whom wa AWARDED Zni and
N'''l lhtiti tf ur Nl' onal VI fttal N~-'--tatiun.
it'"hb'h" h'aht!iU4 Vtrt cNp-u-i'c rHErAy AZ
Vl rag y. morr thtn ~ valuable prs lotion. f,r
aii forms "f disease arutC ami chr uic .h re.uit
d" many wars Of extensive ana succe-. ful Practice
either one 20 which worth ten time The Urlcr
"f th' OlnA Rpgnl in beautiful French cloth
mb"S.'.'i. full gilt Price ouiy Of p by anal,
postpaid on r~ripi M price Illustrated
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
Preferred Locals.

Van Wagenen has nlce display of Holiday goods.
 Cheap corn at D. Henderson.
 F. w. Westmeyer is selling boots and shoes at greatly reduced prices in order to make room for a new and ex- tensive assortment soon to arrive.
 Call and see the miners perfect shoes handmade and warranted, six different styles-at Eaton & Bailey's.
 A complete line of ladies and children's shoes just received; prices astonishingly low, call and examine, at Eaton & Bai. ley's
 Ten different styles gents fine shoes of firstclass quality and styles, lace, button and buckle; the finest ever brought to Globe; st Eaton & Bailsy's,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The Old Dominion properties never looked so we'll as now. The following items are absolutely correct: During the last week strike was made in the Old Globe which goes far to prove the permanency of the vein,-at any rate, the old idea of Ca blowout and noth- ing more" is fully exploded. On the 135 it. level the drift, east ofthe ledge, is in an excellent grade of ore, and a 20 it. cross-cut is in the same material. The Copper Jack group are daily yielding large quantities of ore, and
 the Old Dominion mine is swelling the amount. The bullion shipments for the week are: 433 bars, aggregating 01,930 lbs. If the company could
 keep coke enough on hand, the eweekly
 product could easily reach 250,O00 lbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

We call the attention of Arizonians to the advertisement of T. G. Parker < Co.,, which appears in our columns to-day. This is a reliable firm as thousands of our people can testify, and we recommend this house to those visiting Sad Francisco, or to any who may wish to order by letter. Their for eign and domestic cloths, cassimeres, etc., are of superior quality and most fashionable pattern, and their styles and fits are of the latest and best.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
"Glad News for the Unfortunate.,

The world renowned "Henry's Specifcn positively cures all cases of Nervous Debil- ity and weakness of the generative organs. In a varied practice of over thirty years in treating mems diseases and disabilities. Henry's Specific has met with unparalleled success, having sold during that time up ward of forty thousand packages, and in no instance without success when Specific was used as directed. This Specific" is pleasant to take and does notinterfere with free, inclosing stamp for reply. Specific" |" one dollar per package six fer five dollars; sent free of detection, SecuTes sealed, by mail, on receipt of price. Adesess ss all com munications to Wheeler 6,-CS, chemists, 149 East Twenty-seventh street, New York City. jan2O-1y
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

There is scarcely day but some one of the teamsters between here and San Carlos is guilty of wilful outrage that calls for the strongest condemna. tion from every man in the communi. ty;--we refer to the breaking down of the telegraph wires. This line is an admitted public convenience, team sters among the rest receiving benefits from it, and if the nuisance above mentioned is not abated, the compa- ny will have to discontinue operating the line-the cost of repairs is out of all proportion to the length of it. Last Sunday teamsters cut up and carried off a pole and took out six feet of wire. The perversity with which they repeat these outrages is exceed ingly reprehensible.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
Al. George.

The Tombstone Republican of the 18th inst. has reprint from the Silver City Southwest, in which the man whose name heads this paragraph is said to have been strongly suspected of having murdered German in 1873, a man named Blattman in '75 and Chas. Van Epps, at about the same time. As ex-Sheriff Whitehill' s name is mentioned in the article re- ferred to, it is fair enough to assume that he inspired it. Whether the Ger man or Blattman were killed or not we do not know; but Van Epps was in this town for several weeks from the 17th of last October; and has been for years, and is now doing business in California. He was and is well known to Messrs. Bailey and Van Wagenen of this place and the editor of the BELT. When George lived in Globe his course was a correct one, and this is written to secure for him a suspension of adverse criticism till the truth is known. It is singular that these suspicious never appeared in print till after Georges death.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The sooner Bolan's bill against car. rying concealed weapons goes into eff feet the better. Tuesday and Wed nesday nights shots were fired in the heart of the town. The trouble is that innocent passers-by might gel hurt. If the shooting roughs them, selves would go up on Santa Cruz hill and get their bellies full of it, no great harm would be done.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

We cannot get anySauthentic infor- nation about the shooting at Pleasant valley. The story goes that Stinson had procured an indictment against the Tewksburys for cattle stealing, ,and young Gillen furnished the evidence. He and nephew of MT. Felton, who lives at the mouth of the Wild Rye, were near Tevsburys when the latter shot at them wounding him in the shoulder, and, according to one report killing the other man. Later reports say that the latter was shot through the body, but was alive the same evening, and being cared for at the house of Mexican cattle herder. The Tewksburys-father and four sons and two men named Graham and Bishop, are all at the house of the for mer, barricaded and determined to resist the operations of the laws. They have always been quiet, indus trious men, so far as we know, but determined and brave. The Tewks- burys are half-breeds.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO w. cern, that the undersigned have performed the annual assessment work, amounting to S100 on the mine known as the Copper and Silver Top" located on the Eth of May, 1881, in Globe District, County of Gila, and Ter ritory of Arizona: and the said w. $. Shives, and all whom it may concern are hereby notified that unless his or their proportion CT with cost of advertising be paid within ninety (90) days after the expiration of this publication, all his or their interest in said mine shall become void, as prescribed by law, and revert to the subscribers.
 J. c. LUNDY,
 L. ROBINSON. Jan. IS, 1883. jan13-QOd
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Kellner & Go. received a lot of Cum berland coal this week. This coal came by rail thousands of miles; by wagon fifty miles, and on the backs of mules nearly forty; and yet we have as good coal as ever was turned out of natures laboratory within fifty miles of our doors, and with wagon road all the way to it.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
To Whom it May Concern.

4 IL PERSONS, AND ESPECIALLY A the heirs or administrators of the es- tate of Chas. Price, and A. Ryall, claiming an interest as cO-owners in the Little Tom mine, situated in Globe District Gila County, Territory of Arizona, are hereby notified that the undersigned, co-owner in said mine, has done the assessment work on it for 1882. This, therefore, is to notify said heirs or administrators that if they shall fail to pay their share of said assess ment work, together with the cost of this notice, as prescribed by law, within ninety (9O) days after the expiration of this publi- cation, then their interest in said mine shall utterly cease, and become the property of the undersigned JOHNeC. JONES.
 iantS-9Od
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The Social Hour Club had delight. full party,las night ;nearly all of the so. ciety ladies being present. Prof White presided at the piano, and he was ably assisted by Mir. Johnson and Vallie White.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

MT. George VanDerzoe, of the firm of Spence & VanDerzee, is authorized to make collections and receipt for all monies due me. Parties owing me are respectfully requested to come for ward and settle as soon as possible, as l am desirous of closing up my busi- ness at once. Thanking my friends for past patronage, am, etc.,
 w. L. WHEpLrY. Globe, January 12, 1883.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The sister of the unfortunate fellow Tom Kerr-is expected in Globe in day or two. Whatever the faults of the man, the grief of his sister is sa- cred; and the sympathy of every true man and woman is her due.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Legislative condensations" on the first page, and continued on the fourth. They will be continued through the session, and will afford clear synop- sis of the proceedings and will be use f,,l for reference.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The streets of Globe have been crowded with all sorts of conveyances this week, from Hise's liliputian de- livery wagon with its peanut mule, to Jimmy Carr's prairie schooners drawn by sixteen mules each.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Ice, thin as Massachusetts sea-ser- pent story, formed on the little pools of water which were left after the rain on Monday night. On Friday after noon few heecy flakes of "the beau tiful' snow fell but did not remain lono
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Col. White, of the Old Dominion Co. while walking up the road from the smelters, on Tuesday, was knocked down by careless equestrian. The horse kicked him in the left thigh and on the right arm. As the kicks were not violent, he fortunately escaped se- rious injury.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

P. B. Sturges, we'll known in Globe, is largely interested in some electrical arrangements in New York, from which the BELT hopes he will reap a substantial harvest.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Just after we went to press last week, the Mexican residents, at the upper end of town had fisticuff car nival. The corn juice of Kentucky has the same effect upon the infama- tory temperaments of our Mexican fellow citizens that the meseal sap of the land of the Aztecs has.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Donald Robb has consented to. de- liver lecture in aid of the funds ofthe Hospital Association. His subject will be: "A bit of a New York street-un. derground and over-ground," The date will be given next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Joseph Reynolds, an unexceptiona- ble man and successful merchant, for twenty years in the Mesilla valley and Silver City, New Mexico, died in the town of Mesilla on the 10th inst.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The suit of A. D. Skinner against parties who he claims were trespass- CTS upon some mining locations of his, is still undecided; the jury having failed to return a verdict.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

AS the time for the right of redemp- ton of the Carrie Copper Co.'S inter- ests in Globe has expired, the sale by Mir Williams holds good, and MT. Fellows of New York is the owner.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Judge swasey, believing that an once of prevention is better than pound of cure, has forestalled the rainy season by building bulkhead the whole length of his property where it abuts on Pinal Creek.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The fire iend is abroad. One hun dred lives were in the holocaust at Milwaukee, three hundred in the cir. GUS at St. Petersburg and three in the fire at St. Louis. The people of Globe should use every precaution to pre-. vent devastating fire here.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The Long Island Co. are smelting again, and contracts have been let for teaming, we are informed, for long period ahead.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

There are three patients in the hospital-the man who was jammed at the saw mill, the man who was hurt at the Globe mine, and one who entered on Thursday,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

McClintock, Globe Chronicle typo, is away on a well-earned vacation to his relatives in Phenix. The BELT wishes him a pleasant time.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Bachelder, the builder, is putting up barber shop in the vacant lot be- tween McNelly's and Van Wagenen's. It will be occupied by Job Atkins.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

The man whose eyes were injured by the explosion of blast, a few weeks ago, is improving. He can dis tinguish objects, now.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Mir. and Mrs. Linforth were in Globe last night, to attend the party of the "Social Hour Club"
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Outside readers will be interested in the meteorological table printed on this page.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20
Locations Registered Since lst. inst

Locations Registered Since lst. inst. Happy Thought-N. Eagan. Altural-Eli Roberts, I. II. Wipfrey. Dime-Wm. Stevenson.
 Maggie-T. Irvine. | Aztec--J. NJ. Watson, J. T. Bates, J. M. Roberts.
 Durham-J. T. Bates, J. M. Roberts. Negrohead- Fox Longview-D. W. o'Carroll, J. T. Bates. Daisy Sunset
 Short Tom J. Shehan. Hercules J. T. Bates. Mammoth-D. w. O'Carroll, J. T. Bates, Jos. Shehan.
 Bruiser-D. w. O'CarrolE Jos. Shehan. Old Shady-D. w. O'Carroll, J. M. Watson Divide-D. W. O'Carroll, J. M. Watson, J. T. Bates. Farragut-D. w. O'Carroll.
 Paymaster-J. B. Hanlon, c. Johnson, w.
 Steffy.
 Maple-G. W. Holmes, R. Morell. East Richmond-F F. Burke, ct al. Richmond GOpher-C. B. Tannehill.
 Chromo South-C. B. Tannehill. Silver Reef-S. Klein. Silver ClOud-A. Houstein. Equator-Ira W. Dearborn. Ingot-
 Cayuga-Geo. c. Munro. c. B. Colton-Geo. c. Munro. Old England-J. Gill, A. Shevebrand. Germania-J. Gill, A. Shevebrand. Red oXide-E. O. Kennedy. Ogdenbury-E. o. Kennedy. Anna Laura-H. Zaechner. Birdnest-James Anderson. Bob Ingersoll-B. F. Pascoe, k. E. Hodgson. Silver Dollar-John Lands. Hoodlum-C. T. Cornell. HOOdlum Millsite-C. T. Cornell. POwhattan-James Edward. McQuilkin-J. II. Rinehart Rackett-P. II. McQuilkin. Grandprize-Geo. Monroe. Fish One-Q. c. Tebbs, A. J. Caswell. Niobrara-S. A. Lowe. Wm. Henry. Cottage Mine-J. c. Jones, L. Anderson. Milwaukee Badger-J. c. Jones. Yellow Cap-S. R. Sands. Tree-M. Whalen. Silver Bark. Steen, E. A. Powell. Columbus-J. II. Eaton. Mountainview--J. II. Eaton. Sarah-W. Beard. Little George-P. Shanley. Redeemer-P. Shanley. Little Maud-P. Shanley. Comet-F. F. Burke. Cupid-J. McLosky. Woodbine-J. Wiley, J. l.. Bachelder. Salem-C. E. Taylor. Bill Rose-W. J. Bligh, J. Nara. Buckeye-L. Kelly, J. Donovan. Jumbo-R. L. Hanks. Copper King-O. c. Telton. Desha-P. B. Miller. 8S-Joe Brewster, ct al. Ready Relief-M. l.. Horrell, ct al. North Monarch-Chas. Avery. Bonita-ClarksOn Avery. Copper Belle-Clarkson Avery. DOubtful-Clarkson Avery. StOwe-C. H. Chapman. Grand Central-P. H. McQuilkin, ct al. Blue Bell-A. R. Yonng, ct al. Eighty Three-George Gilbert.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Mir. Wetmore, whose card appears on this page, has an excellent reputa. ton as an assayer and metallurgist.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

Judge Porter and his wife, left Globe for California, on last Monday morn- ing, and will be gone about month.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-01-20

This morning was colder by fifteen degrees than any last winter. Water was frozen in the houses.