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Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
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r \ Fl. PERSONS, AND: HePMIALy tate of c. Wilson; decessed, claiming sn
 interest in the .Cross-Cut. ..Inine,. situate, in
 Globe District, Gila County; Territory of Arizena, and particularly described inpAEe SIS Book l, of the records of mines in ssid District are hereby modified thatthe dnder- signed, co-owners. in sald Mine, have done. d sss ss ss sGas ssso fes tss M
 fssi fi sS 2 psy thsif sSSfS Sf s2I sssssSsss g ns work, together with the costiof t4iis a0ties, within ninety days after tho expiration gk this notice, as prescribed by'lAG, theHtheff saiA Interest in said mine shhll uttRriyl leaDs. and become the property of the tGbstrBets
 hereto. lCnN .: J0NES 2 s. ,IanaayyS 1898. ht9Od
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
To Whom 1t May Concern.

A ILL PERSONS, AND ESPECIALLY tate of w. c. Wilson, deceased, claiming kn Interest as ce-owners intAe New -Eransla- tf6n mine, situated in Globe Mining Dll- trict. Gila County, Territory. Of Arinon6, and more particularly described in p4gs S2S, Book l, of the records of mines in said county, are hereby notified that the under tie assessment work on said mine for the year 1882 This, therefore, is to notify said heirs or administrators that If they shall fail to pay their share of said assessment work, together with the cost of this potice, as prescribed by law, then their interest in said mine shall utterly rease andSbec0me the property of the subscribers hereto:
 JOHN C. JONES,
 .-..> ;.' LOUIS ANDERSON. Jan. 6, 1888. .... .:.-. :.jap.&9od
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Every property owner who has taste and public pride, and whose lots .abut on the street should plant cottonwoods along the front. One years care, and they will take care of themselves. Set them out.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

!, "A lady whose anxiety for a divorce from her husband had assumed the application form, went back to her husband few days ago, and they both went back to Oregon, and disconso- late friend of the:;lady thinks she went back on him. -z
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
Notice of Fsrfsiturs.,..
H~o ROBERT E. OGiLErAN6 Etf.
 U whom it may cOneerus-. DDa ayo.hefp.

TNO ROBERT E. OGiLEYA ANN EEE.
 4 whom It may coneer1a:-4 Eba aye:.hers. .Sspssss K nGsss6 fGas Ss ;SaEs 22s sssss ! s''s 'ssSss. gss Hssss sls H sss < Coppef Mountain Mining sUi54cf Qbuat1 of GraaapA, TenitQsydef AxRope, kajnG 6e each year S Mold ssh SadalS Sa tlAf sE5s 'tierefQFa; # within ninatk ,1e0) iRys froH the publication of this notice you faH GfS
 fuse to e0ntribute 6Y pay o,aetiyvSspua tefest in said mining claim NM 1s 76ffeited ,pnd become the prHsEAy.of tae a1nasl1tGat cd under the mining laws Of the UQitD1 'staes. NEWTON HsA DE&Y - Silver City, N. N, Jan; s lax jaasSod
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
Preferred I1oesaa,

For choice quality of liauor 6y the gallon or bottle, go to Van Wagesen's.
 Empty casks, 5, 'i0,:- 25 and, ,,50 gal. lons, sound and cheap at , Hamn,on ' Taylbrs: :. V :,;; ;.-,rts Sl st>;-, x: Seaside Library-iOoe scopesAat Hammon' & Tsylor's:c ss .sg'i..s s., s: :. :. |. Hamnhoni' ( Taylor win Seip1oId pa. iliers. cheap. ':* ;-'.as ti t'As !,
 Y E. sa- ..rc.:X.s.. ca. a.cs z Robinson, the timer, has as large . ohpply of granite aad tin ware ias there .is in. .CepfrI HlSchs, He .sss breoHs., :bQpuas as MSl5 'allsd ssdHeeyils. .osAl oil apd yapor itoTss, and every; :sAins iR thst ainss < ahs st!Prlcas. ..' In oraAi to;make ,roe4ecfots;a nay k,ofcsothing,- Van ,Nssenan, will 't SSRaItss; She :shoeshakss1 isssslling sb6ya Boots ~ coss. :; s'cssts j.; < a. X, ChsspcornSt D HsndsFsSi. i'ss. ''. \. A esnlspleteIine of laaiss iSSdit tcakiidrsn's shoes jdss received; price; astoaishiss.y low, call and examine, af 'Eatod & nRs' .ley's i I'E~ ;. -a,a ..
 The best stock of gsnt's furnishing goods, boots and shoes at Van Wag: enen's. :. s.s.!"-
 F. w. wsstmsyer is selling boots and shoes at greatly reduced prices in order to make foofn for a' new snd, ex. tensive assortment soon to arrive.
 E. Call and SC. th, miuers perfect .he.s s--bsnd.nads and warranted, six different styles@>.at Eatsa ' Bai,ey'a''..1'' " ~ F. New stock of choice cigars at Van tWagenen's. ''
 {, Dppee's Celebrated Sugar, Cured Hams. and EeeAah .Brsaktfsst Bacon .s ID. Henderson. ,.,. ..s ,o
 E: Eaton < Bailey hsrs Jvst. sece,yed "a Complete line of hand mad, ,miners' and s1;ss s5ss,; I SSsS,;s$ SSs's, Ssisa fer quality and 1: Attention teainstersGtF'tne Yellow corn 'ats four and a''haifc fccerfts- per pound 'at D. Henderson .'Tis:ss " .2g' |. Ten difsrsn. stylss sshts'hns sssesssf first class quality ,and'. StyleA 1aeA bnttea and buckle; thA:.6nest .syeE. sARonsht to Globe; at Eaton & BailsY's. ..
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

All theway from Southern Caaisor- mia came box containing l5O big, yellow oranges, and they were sent to the SILVER BELr, and were the thought full gift of Judge Porter. N thousand thanks.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
uITWES6 iE NsE CQHesSe-

A It PERSONS, AND TSpECIAEEY' ns of EdxsFS in the mining locations known &s the News vda, North Star and Fairplay, all located h the McMillen Mining Uistfict iii' the Conn ty of Gila, Territory of ArizolaM ase herelr notified that the lndersignsd cosoYneI in ment work on them for the yeels 1881 and .resentatives of the said EdNssd Gieascn that ifithey fail to pay their. share of said assessment work, together with the coet of' this advertisement. as prescribezf by law, within ninety days after the expiration q this publication then their Interest in said mines shall utterly cease, and become the property Of the subscriber heretos vv :.
 Jan. 6, 1888. >. -. 'jan690
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

: -. !. fSL " I..-.l. .
 The colored man who doesths chores
 in the bankc next door, borrowed an old gun of ours, that was presented to Admiral Coffin of the. British, Navy in 1915. He is,"going to shost ,auail:'' he says. Our sporting editor, says he ;"would not. take allr the .anail' that ,Walcott ate in his 60 day performance and fire one shot out of it.'.r The col. ored sport was cautioned about the
 gun, but he said: "Dey ain't muffin to be afsard of, I got de gunsmiff to
 shoot it of, ,fust." :.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Dr. Lloyd, formerly at San Carlos, is now in Iowa City, Iowa. Thedeath of his mother called him thither. The Dr. has the sympathy of the BKIr's staff in his affiiction, and their. best wishes wherever he may go.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Mrs. ". E. .spence's soprano was a pleasing addition to the choir, last sunday:evening. The choir, as it now stands: has excellent timber in it; Messrs. Hitchcock, Hanks and Brook ,ter doing the male parts and. the lady above mentioned, the female. Mrs. Chas. Fish is excellent as 'an accom-. panist.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

!, Supervisor Graydon.is gradines sshe ground immediately north of his pres. ent residence, and intends to bsHld there Q new frame honse. He also in- tends to plant trees in.front of itsss
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Somebody put.a giant powder sAr. fridge in an old coach, down at. liar. Ha rell's the other day,. and. when it exploded it made, that coach look as il it had been used to dam the 9hfexiyer, If there wasa tramp. .ioafnaajn .ik:' ,asn ,an inquest will. .,not'be held, as thefee could not be enongh of,hin got tasethsr, fxl ' squirrel to sit on, much less twelve men. A. F, ,..s:
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

|s Jim Pascoe, the popolar proprietor
 of the deYa town restaurant, waspse- ssnted, by his spouse, with a girl baby,
 this week; Congratulations from the SILVER Bur. ";
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

We have received an excellent nth ographic map of tho. town site;sof Globe, stretched and, framed. Any real estate owner can.iook at it, sshd see where his lots are. -s
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The most beautiful specimen of erystalized carbonate -of copper tet we ever saw, is now in! the office ofthe Takoma Copper Company in this place.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The cottonwoods and sycamorss afs budding out, and the hills are turning green. A few weeks more and the country will look "fairas garden of tho Lord"
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

w. B. BreeEon is going to start a tunnel on the side of the hill, to tap the Albert Lea vein,' far enough down to determine its value: We gave a description of the property some time ago. Breckon works by the day, till he gets grub stake and then spends it on. his mine. He deserves success.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The oldest inhabitant does not, re-, member seeing more water in Final creeksat this time: of ,thesyesfS thap there is now.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The Social HoarrG H3h-giS$ tir last partys for this seasoa, .Sa the esasp: ing of Friday the 18th inst:s'Thas far :this.ha been the mostrsucoessfnlseries ,of social entertainments ever given in this place, and our society editor is sure this will. not. be an exception, Let all the votaries of the niulhle god. dess, Terpsichore, go. .<.~ x. V.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

MT. Avery showed us -soms spsci, mems ofeatbonate ore frepsa.miae of his which is located about tfqpr miles southwest of the DrippiuN Springs, in this county. Y isa larsasasaqssik he claims, and the showing Smthe surl lacs is three tuhdfsd feet: l:aEdM 1tas.p ass.p certainly looks well. ..s$t&sk 7,!.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Aprixate letter from. hi..t II tsI,ts ,ttson::,A. D.: Lemon, informs us that Mrs. Graves, the wife of aila Connts's; ffsprsssnta- tive, is still ill, We Tsgrstrery mach to hear it, and hope she wifi soon get we'll enough to return to; this summer. land of ours, where she will soon en- tireiy recover. -".N
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The scores made by Messrs. Loner- gan, Hatch and Spence--twsnty-four out of 2 possible twenty-five, is hard to beat by off hand marRsmen. -'.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Geo. W. Sterritt, proprietor of the Globe Chronicle, is of for, vacation to San Francisco. We do not know how lone he will be gone, but hope he will enjoy himself andcome back to his
 r,;c,ae ;c G,ohe thoroughly re-
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Mir. Showalter, trader ct San Carlos, and son-in-law of the Agent. and his wife and child arritea at the Agency this week. } >'S. < s,. g...
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Alonzo Baileys grape vines are bud ding, and in anticipation, we are sit ting. on his serandahshelpings hian to eat their fruit. ..7 .a t1%s,s v. .g.:.s.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
TS.sWhosn it; MaM.SSe SeAceFn,

4 IL -PkRSONS,' AND XSFEC1ALLY r A. th6 heirs or administrators Of' the. ies- tate of Chas. Price; and A. Ryall, claiming an interest as co-0wners in the Little Gs% St p %s4ses ssSstS F gsSQ GaS QISf s9s es nosi8sS 4Sst Inc ssnaerispsa SYsss 1ssi is said iaine, has done the asssssinaeaisatat ! 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. .Tlhin: ninety (90) days after the expiration of this publi- cation, then their interest in said mine shall the undersigned. JOHN c. JONES.
 .ian1S-0Od a .E.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Mir. Robb will leave for Final to- morrow morning. He lectures on "A bit of New York street." Tn that burg, on Monday evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

One hundred and sixty acres oi choice farming lands, with Q good irri' eating ditch for sale. G. A, ChapeI will vive the partieniars.' ;. s :,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

MT. Allison, the telegraph sopers in Globe, has been down over the s Carlos line, inspecting 1t. He
 noances it in excellent order, and s that Gilson and Stafford did an frSa class job of repairing on it, All of the posts have besn straightened and stubbed, and several sharp turns made easier ..,,,J ,t,.,s
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The stope in the, old Dominion, from which the miners are taking the ore from the smelter, is twelve and a half feet wide. : |.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

David Horst got drove of cattle twenty-five head--froni Andy Pringle, this week, and they are excellent beeves.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Mir. Griffith manipulated the key and turned the lightning loose "Wednesday and Thursday, while Mack was down the line. y~e5 .
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

j.. John Hise is knocking tY grocery business galley .west and crooked. Jnst think of seven pounds- of sugar for a silver dollar! &f $ z
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The mail matter shipped from the office of this paper for New York alone' last Sunday morning, was twenty p0,nds ereatef than ever before.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

MT. Gibson one of the owners of
 the Sloan ranch, says; that.there were 50 Apaches Tn the party that destroyed his property, and that one band of six teen bucks were thoroughly armed. And yet Wilcox has disarmed the In dians. Somebody is an incorrigible liar. .-'stss S,,. a,1s s.tt,,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

For the past few -~seks; although we have steadily increased our issue, we have not had enough papers to supply the demand. .o.s .
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Anderson's new house is finely fin ished inside, and all the rooms have been let to desirab ble ;tanants. Ay-.s.-,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

"One-eyed Dick" a notorioasly bad Apache, was in the party that stole Sloahis property. 1.,h Y. ss.'..
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

F Doc, stallo has 'purchased the lot next Con, Burns new house, on. the
 south. As the bridge: runs along in
 front of: it, there will be-. a capital chance eto get into the, second story.
 window, without "gettin up stairs
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

$ Following sils siii xrs i the 6lrsad 6ad= hssl Jurors, drawn; fer .tAe t sls1; ssrm ;sS' S.' Gils Coanty Court:
 GRAND JUkoass,.k a.. :. <, | N. W. Mstlef. Masss l. ' w H Duryea, T. H. Tashsrs A. Ahknsy, w, Brady,,J.sH. Eaton. C. E, ;A4 Wage nen, c. A. Allan O. LeahDfk, N, F, salter, E. Liddth 2 SaHH H. Jew; ell, w. H. Johnsdn, T. II, Lane, D. Hendsrsoa,' ,. N: JohSS 7 ,
 rRlAt Aya9Rsi a.t-ts
 D. c. CummigsiY Lipasey sfewis Chas. T. Martin, 5: 5. HsideMtp, M. Love, J. Dempsey p. Horst, Fred Nupton, c. A.; McpeneM, U :. Middle. ton, w.. Mallory, N, AylssNotth;, J. Gillis. ..,.ss',s, s,:, -. Il
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Doc. Stallo has been confined to his house for several days, but is on the street again. -,y v,..,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Eastern sellers who want to reach Ariaoaa> buyers, should Advertise in the SILVER BELT, the official paper of Gils. county. 'Ss,-4 ,sag,,y,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Spend the road money from the band stand to Bohse's brewery.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

John Jones is having the finishing touches put upon his house at the south end of. town. Charley. Prather is the contractor.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Ten: thousand. pounds of, assorted merchandise just received at >ehately.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

H California-made doors and win dows fcs sale by H. A, Anderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

G.vA. Chapel and his assistant, are always affable and anxious to accom- modate an, please their customers. '''
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Doe. Stallo has 30 pot plants; and in his garden are 59 rose. bushes, just budding out. {! ,-ssaa. 70;
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Chapels is the place to go for fresh, sweet oranges and choice Lisbon lemons. ','', %,'
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The house built by Cicero Crime, is being fitted up, but. not for his ac:: comniOdati0n. 1" F'a@'
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

CT. Webster has our thanks for late copy of the New Orleans Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Ten thousand pounds of assorted merchandise just received at Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
Hospital Notice

HERTIFICATESOF MEMBEkSHIPI IN NJ the Globe Hospital Association can be procured at John H. Hfse's, G,S: Van Wag- enen's and of D. Robb. at the SILVER BELT office. Ladies are requested to. confer tdi- Fest fSr %{h the 's rscentioS Of pae6
 MRS. E. F. KEGENER, Prest. Mas: A. c. PENDLEToN, Sec. $ 'febly-$f
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Five thousand pounds of pure Early Rose potatoes at Chapel's.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Emor Chilsou has set out some grape vines. and fruit trees in his garden.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
: -Estlaay1sA 1.:.

'rT,HE FOLLOWING DEshIBED,ANI-
 II ,mah haze been takeansnR and will be delivered to the owner on proof of owner ship and payment of costs. One bay horse, Spanish brand on leg aHA lhiRs 4ark; sbr9yMn yMsIn g agima1s and riiq sliew s saddle S K S. Iaguire
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

A fresh iht6icc oe choice, Oregon ap. pies just arrived at Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The mail Sas s,nsafly four Asdrs late on Wednesday, Aafni4g... kN s,5x
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Judge McCabe is back he Supreme Court session.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Col. J. c. Tiffany is registered at Porters Hotel, rIcsoAS' ; s.A
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

1. The continued rains hate made the
 roads heavy, and A.s conseqasnce ] is that the slnelters ara taking 2 rest,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

,- Rev. MT. Calfee will preach at the M. E. Church, in Globe, on Sunday evening nskt.a oa, 'yEhe!a < Uahonored
 Prophet, Ms. CaKsss subjects are always '!taking,9 and his treatment' of then,> intelligent. Go' and.keaf hiin. |
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
Dan Ming was in iowa this week.
The public school opens on Monday

The Gila river is running bank-full,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

The public school opens on Monday next < Judge Porter's alfalfa is growing finely.
 Mir. Goldman, Tempe merchant, is in Globe. s'.A ..t Ten thousand fresh cigars at Chapel's.
 g a~eS...,,,;.-. Alonzo Bailey has sdwn hRislawn: with bluegrass seed.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
saturday, March 10, lsS3.

LOCAL NEWS.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10

Judge POrters alfalfa is growing
Arizona silver belt., 1883-03-10
Mir. Goldman, Tempe merchant, is

in Globe. .s.A .H
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
ARRIVALS.
%JEeARrJRrs

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY
Stmr Likelike for windward ports
Stmr Jas Makec for Waianae & kauri
St,nr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
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PASSENGERS.

For Kahuiui per Kilauea Hou,
March 26-W Austin Whiting, II r
Brodrick, Mrs $ Augustc, w Todt,
G G Gosifill, wv PA Brewer, Capt
4 l. Robbins, Mrs II 4 WILDER,
Master 4 Peterson, Mrs Hebbard,
Misses (2) Fyfcs, j NJ ,Gedge +
Richter, G Coaxc, and about 45
deck. NH9F'eh'A Ky '@'' = ~ 81
From San Francisco per ,Chas.
Hanson, March 25-Z Berlowitz. . S
From San Francisco per bark
kalakatia, March 25-kiiss Kind, w
l. GHcve, ] Watson wife and 8
children, p Hammer, j, ,Lylya, \
Killy, A Wallare, G Cookies, ]
Burke I Casey and 2 Chinese.
For Kauai per G. II. Bishop, NH.
26-R Wilmanns, G NJ Cooks, wife,
3 children and servant, Mrs sDela-
bccque and children, Miss Kinds,
II Renjcs, Miss Rice, w II john
son, j Anahu, 3 Chinese, So deck.
For Maui and Moiokai per Lehua,
Mar: 26:LMFs Levi Isaac and child,
Miss "A Bannister, Mr. Cunningham,
NJ Hyman, J 7 Downey, Wong Yc-
ong, Mrs Akuna and child, and rs
deck. As .yr~. e. a
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A Chance for a Home.

~ ATO LET, OR FOR SALE
as, ;Nssy DDS sasTfatdY sna osf
houscs-rcccntly occupied by Charles 7.
Dillingham; and family, on Punahou st.,
adjoining DIR. WhitIeys and B. +. Dill.
linghams. For salubrity of climate
and dc,irability of location, the place Is
unsurpassed. Dodd's busscs run to the
adjoining corner. Oahu College Is near
and agreeable ncighbors make this, Il
very rare chance. Further information
and keys furnished by
357 1w ,,,st B. +. DILLINGHAM;
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
VESSELS IN PORT.

U.S.S. Wachusctts, Pearson
Ship Abcraman, Chapman Tgr
Am blk AMY Turner e ~ n
Bark Caibaricn, Hubbard
Blk Hermann
Bark Kalakaua, Miller
Blk Lady Lampson, Marston .,....-.,.,,.,....,
Bark Jubilee
Tern NJ E Smith
Bgtne VIM. G. Irwin, Turner. q tGA !
Schr Pannonia, IIiggings
Bgtnc Morning Star
Schr Chas. Hanson, Sprague. \ rsrI
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Notice,

vNHE undersigned has sold his entlre
business establishment at Nos. 100
and 1O7 Fort street, to LycAS & JOHN.
son, who will collect all bills due him,
and also pay aircinims, against the late
proprietor. Thanking the public Tor the
past liberal patronage, would bcspeak
for my SUCCESSORS a continuance OF the
same - ~ dCO' e. Do'
MARCH, 18th, 1888. 800 NV
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LOST.
TO LET.

.kAON BERETANIA STREET,
ss adjoining the Dillingham; pre-.
8mises,' bran new COTTAGE
never occupied. A little gem of a
place. Just the spot for cosy home.
Terms reasonable. Possessionzimmc.
diately. Apply to ~ rE
357 lw b. F.DILLINGHAM.
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For Sale,

oNE 5.INCH SURVEYORS TRAN.
" SIT (complete), new and In per-
feet order. Apply to
358 1wi M NJ. ID. MoSsARRAT, Surveyor.
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Partnership Notice,

yJ,IIE undersigned have this day enter.
ed into. q Co-pal tnership under the
firm title of LYcAN d JOHNSON, and hav.
in" nmrchased the establishment OF
George +, Wells, Nos, 105 and 1917 Fort
s,yerf haye assunsq all hts liabilities
and Will collect his dues and Gnpil Rne to
supply the public with Inc sane S,o wv W "
would respectfully solicit continuance
of the same generous patronage which
was rcceived by our pfedecessos.
EDWARD LyCAA, 4.
JAMES JOHNSON.
March INK, 1883. 9vo >"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-30

Detroit Cement Sewer Pipe Works. e.
NJ. Carey, PROF rietor. To those who nave
never witnessed IT. the process OF cement
nine manufacture is quite interesting. a
few moments ride by Michigan avenue
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-30
The First Canal. Boat.

The first canal-boat west of the Ale
ghenies was built Mt tho town of War
rem, now Apollo, seven miles above
Leechburg, Pa. II was tho first boat
launched on the western division of the
Pennsylvania canal, and was named
after Gen. Abner Laycock, one of the
first canal commissioners. The Lay
cock was passenger packet, finished
and furnished in the style Of the west
ern river steamboats, of those days, and
made number of pleasure trips be-
tween Warren and Lcechburg on the
Leechburg pool before the water was
lot into the canal at Leechburg. The
Laycock's first captain was Benjamin
+. Belts, and her first helmsman was
your humble correspondent. When
the water was let into the canal from
the Leechburg pool, which pool fed the
canal to Pittsburg, n distance OF thir-
ty-tive miles, the LaycOck was the first
boat that essaycd to pass the rubicOn.
1t was gala day on which she arrived
at Freeport, the first town below Leech-
burg on the line Of the canal. Her adj
vent had been heralded far and near.
and matron and sire, lass and lad,
focked into town to see the sight, the
like of which they might never sec
again. On the arrival of the boat at
Freeport the town was found in full
holiday dress. Flags were waving and
drums were beating in honor OF the Oc-
casion. A great dinner was given and
eloquent speeches were made. At
night the town was illuminated and q
great ball was given at the principal
hotel. The laying of the Atlantic cable
and the driving of the golden spikes on
the Pacific railroads were matters of
much less public interest in their day
than the arrival of a canal boat in a
small village ut that day, and ques-
ton much whether the Importance in
point of public interest or public con-
venience was any greater in the latter
than in the former. Owing to breaks
and leaks in the new-made canal the
Laycock was several weeks in making
her trip to Pitrsburg On her arrival
at Pittsburg and all the towns on the
way there were great ovations and re-
joicings, the people all along the line of
the canal feeling as If new era was
dawning upon them.-Cor. Philadelphia
Times.