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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-17
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrons, Judge

FRIDAY, May TO- 1884.
People VS.. John Filand and John Ford (col-
ored), grand larceny-Prisoners pleaded guilty,
and are sentenced 10 one year each in the State
Prison at Folsom.
People VS.. 81. L. ONeil embezzlement-Pris-
oner sentenced to Folsom Prison for one year.
All Noon VS.. G. A. Herzog-Witnesses called
and instructed to be in Court May Doth. at 10 A. NJ.
People VS. John N. Porter, murder-0n motion
of counsel for defense, continued until June
10th, at 10 a. NJ. George S. Tate, witness for
the prosecution from San Francisco allowed IS
for his actual expenses in attending Court.
T. Jones be substituted as attorney to defend the
prisoner instead of +. II. Moore, heretofore APP
pointed by the Court, but who is now sick. c.
T. Jones accepts the appointment rs counsel.
morrow morning. May 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
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CHANGED EVERY DAT FOR TIE MECHANICS, STORE
OUR BUSY SATURDAY,

TO-DAY promises to be one of the great
busy days of the Spring Season. Thousands of
tastes ar to be consulted and suited but so COM
piete and varied are the preparations in all De
partmentS there can scarce be doubt as to the
COMPLETE SATISFACTION of all who shall choose
to buy here We believe we can make saving
to every customer on every purchase
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A girl wrote to her lover " Now, George,
don't you fale to be at the singing-school
tonight George wrote back: "There 5
no such word as tale"
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DEPARTMENT TWO.

FRIDAY. May I6 1881.
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present,
Thornton, j., presiding; Myrick, j., Sharpstein,
j.; Williams Deputy Clerk; kewen, Bailitf.
9302-Walther vs.. Mutual Life Insurance Co.
BY consent, cause ordered submitted on briefs
on file.
94S9-Du Pratt, etc, VS.. James ct al.-Argued
by Taylor and saunders for appellant, Street for
respondent, and submitted.
9535-Wedekind US. Peoples Savings Bank
Argued by Hart for appellant and Mckenna for
respondent. and submitted
Adjourned until 10 A. N. Monday.
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SUPREME COURT.
DEPARTMENT ONE.


THURSDAY, May Is, 1881.
7656-Meheriu vs.. Oaks-Ordered that the sub
mission be set aside. The Court.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
FRIDAY May is. 1884.
9i23-In the matter of the guardianship OF
Algier ct al-Judsment and order reversed and
cause remanded. Mckee, ]. We concur; Ross,
j.. McKinstry, j.,
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
McKinstry, j., presiding; Mckee, j., Ross, j.;
Mccarthy, Clerk Finkler, Bailif.
g265-Cothrin VS. Faber-Afgued by Irwin for
appellant and Catlin tor respondent. Respond
emf granted ten days to file reply brief; cause to
be thereon submitted.
9572-Heald VS. Hendy-Argued by Blanchard
for appellant Bennett for respondent, and sub
mitted.
STRAIGHTFORWARD vs. County Of FL Dorado; S705-
Forbes vs.. County of FL Observation-Disclosures for
the session.
Adjourned until 10 A. ~ Monday.
prNrpN-r -,ra
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WHERE To BUY.-The 20-cent roasted or
ground coffee sold by the popular Great
American Tea Company, Oh street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, Is just as good as
the 25-cent cotiees sold anywhere else. This
Company has twelve branch stores. In
dealing with them you deal direct with the
importer, thus saving all middle profits.
Don't fail to try their "Colima Baking
Powder They have just received an i'm
mense stock of new presents.
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CALL and examine the large stock ofgoods
Just received and now opening AT the Metro
politan Cigar Store Also look out for Fire
Department. at Metropolitan Cigar Store,
on Tuesday next.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-17

CoSsUNPrIvEs, call on your druggist and
get free trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery.
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LADIES silk and satin parasols, in all the
new shades; Bingham and serge parasols,
p cents and upwards. Red House.
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A Hat FOR SUNDAY" Our Favorite," a
fine tam-colored, Mackinaw straw for 81
Red House
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Tiyoli-The Cottons afternoon and evening.
Funeral Notice-Chosen Friends.
Forester Gun Club, tomorrow.
Attention, bidders picnic privileges.
hrs. Stephens lectures tomorrow evening
Union Lodge, K. of H., funeral notice
Eureka Lodge. l. O. 0. F., funeral notice.
Privileges Changers picnic.
Lost-Two tirst-class tickets to London
Skating Carnival at Woodland tonight
Ferein Einuacht picnic tomorrow.
Baseball, ?. ". tomorrow.
Lost dog.
Business Advertisements.
Weinstock < Lubin-Our busy Saturday.
DR.. Foote, New York City
Dr. Sanford liver invigorator
Land for sale-Upper Stockton road.
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LADIES hand-sewed, pump sole, fine kid,
button shoe, So so; fine French kid, but
ton shoes, s. 50. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-17

ELEGANT Brussels carpets, 20 cents per
ysrd, at ]. kaplan " Co.'S, SOS J street
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PEORIA STONE WARE

lust RECEIVED FROM TIE EAST THE
81 largest and best assortment of Stoneware
ever seen in this City including Butter Pots
Jars. jugs, Batter Pots, Milk pans stew
Pans etc. etc, all warranted acid proof Water
Filters, Filters and Coolers combined. Prices
ranging from s. to SO. Filters repacked at
short notice. Sewer and Chimney Pipe in de-
sirable patterns and sizes. Also, White Bronze
Monuments Send for circulars and price list.
m14-3plm ". II. HOBBY, 81 J St, Sacramento
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VERY best linoleum, 90 cents per yard, at
j kaplan & Co.'S, 80s J street
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IN BANK.

1O,95O-People VS.. McFadden-Upon fling slip
ulation, and good cause appearing, ordered that
Judgment enter May 6. 1884, and the same is
hereby vacated; appellant allowed ten days to
file brief and respondent ten days to reply
cause to be then submitted The Court.
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GENTS will find in our Furnishing Goods
Department all grades of underwear
Merino, Isle thread and flannel shirts and
drawers, p cents 10 SO; socks plain and
fancy, cents to 30 cents per pair; an
elegant assortment of gents silk neckwear.
Red House
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SUDDEN DEATH.-B. Lasky, who formany
years kept brokers Office on X street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, died suddenly yes
terday morning of heart disease at his resi-
dence, 1910 Eighth street. Deceased had
lived in Sacramento upwards of thirty
years. He leaves 4 wife and five grown
children
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BAsE-BAIL-An interesting game of base
ball may be looked for at Agricultural Park
tomorrow afternoon, when the Eurekas of
this city meet the Occidentals of San Fran
cisco. The former club, disguised with the
poor showing they made against the Hayer-
ing, and feel confident of making the game
interesting for their opponents, to say the
least
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26
Sheriff s Sale

DY VIRTUE or Az ORDER OF SALE
~ issitel 0at 81 the second aa0icifl Dis
ttict Court of Us aud foT 0iia County. Ari-
Eana Territory dated the 18th day of
March, a. Ds ls8. in 3 certain action
wherein II III flske. IS Plaintiff recovered
judgement against rs y. Thompson. as lie
senuant for the sum ol cSS5.46 und cost II
slit taken at silf.ll. and Oh accruiRg Gusts
on the 18th day Of Ju1.e. A. ID. 1854, / haze
levied upon Tie following described prop
egty, tO-Ult.
The possessorF right 20 that certain
rmeh of pieec oi I1nd known as Th0nn-
s0n's Weil situated about seven miles
snaIheasteriy from Globe. on southwest
side cf Globe and san Carlos wagon road.
tceetlcr with q well steam pump ard ma
chinery thereon and an Improvements and
appnrtenanees thereon o. therelnto ia any
wise belonging.
Public Notice Is felchy given that on
SATURDAY the 18Th taF ol Jaiv. A. d.
1854 Ct 3 O'Clock h. ne. 81 thar Gay At Public
Il lcflou 2i GieDl ln front al fhe Satrifs
Office, Wlii soH li' the rIght tale and in-
teresf of Tie said Defendant in and % said
described property 20 tie hlalest and best
bidder 70 satisfy said oulef % SADIE and ali
costs. 81 +. FASCOF.
june 2s-4w Sheriff CHA Coz AT.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26
Summons.


II N THE DISTINCT COURT. SECOND
y jliaiclai District, Territory Of Arizona,
IN anal Ton tie County of ella.
Join LAll.l Pai3ltiaFs IHES0TTII
Pl0NE Eii MINING COMPANY, Defenl-
ant
Action brought On lhe District Court q
Tie Second Judicial District of the Terri
t1l1 81 AriEuna. I'D anil for the County 81
oila, and the complaint fled in said Coun-
ty % ella. 81 ihc Office 81 the Clerk % said
District Court
fhe Territory q Arizona sends Greeting
@ The South Pioneer Mining Company,
Defendant
on are hereby summoned and required
% appear 81 an action tfonghi against you
pH tne aanFp mated iiainHu. lD the Dis
o. ihe Territory Of Arizona, in and fer the
tolnty of oiia aIId efSwer the camn.aiat
hleo With thc Clerk e obs Court az Globe,
H nia Comfy d copy 1i Which eonplasat
accompanies 1lls >ummVisE within tWcu-
81 feSs teSeil;siee az tllc day 0f screice1 as
tel t1e elflcc upt0 you of i1is Summons
+ aefea ln tAis county; hnt b served on6
oi 1lt coualz tna WHaIn fhl District thtI
~ 1Al tiifff aa 4i other eases forts
a11s on judgment 1g 5IllaaIl FiiI ee taken
a4nllis yea according 20 si-e prayer ei said
cqflrent
Ana you ee Hereby raadel Chat said
actoh s ersH o. recover The Ss1f az
t'fta ~ ra Dollars M damages
o1 81 e an1ear aua psTff
if IS
fisiniia Nail
~ i4 n~
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SPECIAL NOTICE OWING to clos

SPECIAL Notice. Owing to close
competition. bard times and limited
.frade, 7 VIII adopt a strictly CASH
BASIS from July IS, 1854 After
that date 7 shall buy and zen fer
cash oELK except to MY own
employees, sub-eontraeiors, and ray
regular customers who make satisiae-
tory arrangements All old accounts
must be settled up. FOR CASH on
DELIVERY, 7 win sen at Prices
which viii DEFY competition, and for
a starter ! offer Cube sugar 15ets
Ex. @. sugar 1s3cts. bacon 17lets, lard
20ets, beans 1Qets, can fruits 30 to
35ets, vegetables q lcts. sardines Poets,
jams ana jsllies 32sets, Hayden -four
$3.50, soap 2 to loets, Eagle milk
27tets. tsa 80 to 75ets, candles 15cts
per set, coffee 20etsp table salt 20sts
per sacs, best syrup sl.75 per gel
coal oil e9etst Oyeralls 30, 2 and
l0oets, calico 7leis fruits, clothing
boots and shoes dry goods hardware,
sc. at same reduction IN prices. RE
MEMBER 4 WILL NOT $50 IN
DERsoLD SPECIAL BARG A'INs
0FFEREDi7 One good buggy and
harness twelve mule team and haF
ness new and used freight wagons.
coke boxes 81 eeed house fu t1ge
nsw iroa ing hand ear
sa YORK. store
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26
TIVE PUTsIe1a1s ansreE.
"Reminiscences sale OF
Heal Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEE THAT
~ Ni pursuance Of an order of die Pre-
pate Court ef the County of ola. Territory
Of arizona. made On tile Fifteenth day of
JakEaTy 1884 IN the matter of tie cstato If
II. b. Allox. deceased tha unS resigned tie
pubic auction y Tie highest lsosler fer
cash, lawns money 81 TIE lnifsd states of
America. and subject o. couGflaf tian hr
said PROBATE C00ut. on MONDAY tic
18th deN 81 april A. u. 1SS between
the h1urs e. O'Clock 80 tse rr5
tlle setting e he snu. tet
on tlet osY ~ 1fflt g TIE eot1s
tereSt 1nd skate cf The Saia t. II En6x. 1t
the time Of his death. ara al the gigilt title.
and Interest that ttc said eS f hr
operations Of iaw o. otherwise acquired
other tian' er q addition y that cf TIE said
+. II Knox al the time Of his death. IN and
land and improvements thereon si.u1tc. ~
ing and being ii G.oae. County of tsifa,
territory 81 Arizona and e0uEts { ..16 ce-
scricfd as follows te-vit
o. House and lot 81 Mesquite Street
formerly occupied hy s i. BurbriJoe. said
Lex neiIs 9 eeaualportan 81 los 40. & If
block q 2. 81. 8 designated on The t1ciai
map % 6iphe iownsile on file in Die cillcecf
she clerkcI the Probate Court az said Ge1r
IS Qf ella alid more particularly described
as follows t0-Wif. Beginning 1t 4 stake
marked 81 on the s9atlerly line 81 Nes-
qiiiie Street. about "a feet FROM Tie s0sti-
east corner q said Mesquite Street and the
puaiic alley FupninEnoitberly AMI south
eriF through said bieesssisd iu3niae lIeaee
ga terry along So soUiltrly iIne If Mes
quite street IS feef, thence s0afhcrly parsl-
Eel 20 said alley 4 oUs ice feet "a the soptA-
efiy boundary line 81 sand loo no. &. thence
westerly Qil SAID iaF mentioned hesndsry
li1e q feet thence nCTihetir parallel .
said aaS sbeei ia2 ieet 81 lac phase of be-
ginning.
90 kiense and iot on northwest corner
81 " ll9H &1d Oak STREETS, DESIGNATED on
SAID ONE ~ man IS Toe 40 - IA t.cc,y NG
$50 AZ 1ndifidei 0ne-sixth fI-61 IN
,etet - re tladesl iEtHe situate rs
0itiso 4,asae District County of sziia.
IssfrF q 4ria aad recorded r~-~g
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The following from the Globe Chron-
icle Of the 19Lh leads to the belief that
powder was stolen, and that Jack
Eaton and R. L. Long were suspected
Of the larceny. Il says:
The question Of the hour: "Eho
stole the Democratic powder Saturday
nigbty JacS Eaton and b. l.. Long
swear they didn't
/ viii also swear they did not and
VIII further swear to the best Of my
knowledge and belief that Mr. ster-
nit knew when be published the par
sgraph 80 strongly rejecting upon the
integrity Of Messrs Eaton aud Long
that ~ powder had been taken sur
repiftiorsly or otherwise. Why Ar
stsFritt should 20 wantonly have al
tackled the unexeeptonal character Of
such mon IS those referred t. IS be-
yond my ken. AN explanation IS now
IN order from Mr. Sterritf.
w A. HolxEs.
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rIIa orI5oT0A DNYEloPnENTE.


The Tucson Ciiizaa Of the Dist pub
fishes an Aladdin story Of a wonderful
strike in The Croker mines, ct Qa5o-
toa. al which w II. Smith supefin
tendent, Is made TO say, The strike IN
the Croker is indeed a wonder We
have been cutting through the vein
for a distance Of forty feet, most Of the
time through very rich rock. feel
better now than I have ever felt since
I took charge Of the mines; I know
now that there is a bonanza in sight
Superintendent Smith denies that he
made such statements. and claims that
he has been misquoted by the Citizen.
Some ore has has been struck in the
Croker tunnel and hopes are enter
tanned that it will deyelope into rich
find, but the present appearance Of
the mine docs not justify theassertion
that a bonanza has been found.
The Quiioiea Prospeet0r does not
allude TO the strike, except in its week
IS resume Of the developments made,
which Is as follows. AS announced in
the superintendent official report
dated the 18th inst, the face Of the
croeker tunnel vas spotted with ore.
This was galena, giving low assays.
They have cut through this and are
now in a better character Of ore, very
similar 10 that on the surface. The
exteut Of this strike is of course a mat
ter yet to be determined Appear
ances indicate that they are on the
apex Of large body Of ore. The su-
perintendent feels more encouraged
than at any time since work was com
menced.
The snecess Of the Quijotoa mines is
sincerely desired by all citizens who
have the welfare Of the Territory at
heart but all this scnseless palaver
and exaggeration about rich strikes is
detrimental to the mining interests Of
Arizena, and should be discouraged.
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"a. amo.I Il 80 coNennsl

Competitors and enrious persons
having circulated the report that I
had advised the Old Dominion Copper
Mining Co. 70 reduce miners wages /
herewith state that all such reports
are downright lies, and tie persons
who started them here in Globe haye
merely done 50 tc further their own
selfish purposes. and arc only trying
to inJuFe pgtraae 5y ihess coEteuipi-
ible and eoWafdly attacks
f. F. KEl1sEE.
Globe, a. T Ioly Is, 1884
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The various county conventions
win authorize their delegation to meet
At above time and place IS a sub cou-
ventioa 70 nominate tgo eouneiinIeu
at large.
Apache, Marieopa, iIohave. Yuma
and Yasapai constitute tie first dis
triet and Coehiss, ella. Graham, Pima
and Pinal the second district
" a Row.
Chairman Democratic Yerritol Id Cen
trail Committee.
II II. gARTEs, Secretary
Dated At Prescott, July 18th, 1851
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Mr. Charles E Taslo n.aoreiarned
on Tuesday from Riverside and MINI
eral Greek. reports matters. particular
d mining. il THAI district as exeep-
tionalIy brisk. lie noted a number 81
Improvements ilt Riverside among
which may be mentioned the building
Of blacksmith shop and houses for
employees Of tho Ray Company An
other saloon. II is said, viii soon be
opened. The 80 toy water jacket
furnace is being repaired and viii
sobn be reads for use.
at the Ray mine on Mineral Greek,
six miles from Riverside, there Is unu-
sual activity. and a town is rapidly
springing up. Already there are
three saloons. a store, Ray Company 5
boarding house and a number Of cab
ms and tents. Jack Eaten has been
supplying lumber to the new camp
but not fast enough to meet the wants
Of the place. 50 urgent is the demand.
The Ray Capptr Co have in process
of erection concentrating works which
will have a capacity Of Is tons They
are completed with the exception Of
the roof. the iron for which has not
yet arrived. They expect to have
everything IN readiness to start mp on
the 1st proximo. Nothing is being
done in the Ray nine at present nor
win there be until the reduction works
are completed. There IS a large quan-
THY Of ore on the dump and the mine
is well developed, showing large bod
les Of rich ore
Work IS being energstieally pushed
on the Poorman mine. belonging to
the same company. and It improves as
the development progresses.
The Old Dominion Company has
very promising property known as the
Mineral Creek. hut It is rot being
developed at present One Of The
richest claims ID the district is the
Monarch, owned By D. Il. Snyder and
Or. 4. C. Stale. Considerable work
has been done on it and the mine
is developing finely. Miners who
have worked ia the Ray say they
would rather own tue Monarch than
tie Ray. 8Ir SNYDER will continue
work GA bis claim. Mr. Taylor is in
terested with Dir. Snyder in some val
liable properties, namely. the Center,
on winch considerable work has been
dane ans which looks remarkably
well the Tom Benton, an extension
q the Monarch, and tie Apache
Thomas Haley also owns a fine copper
mine in the Mineral Creek District.
@lieh hes been bonded for q large
amount.
The Mineral t'ree7 .Jpia ~ aga
ono Of the richest copper
istriets in the TERRITORY There ap-
ears to bea belt Of mineral two TO
Ire miles wide, running from Mir
I'll creek IN d s5utheasterig diFe,siou.
RS ing las florence road ct Cane
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4 Phmnix dispatch Of tie 23rd. 10
tbe Tucson Citizen. announces 'slfght
at James Siinsons ranch, Pleasant
valley, Yavapai county. between The
Stinson men and George Blain. assist
ed b. tie Tewksbary brothers. which
resulted ID the killing Of Blain and
sEaun1iag of John Iewksbary 81 Ma
ron secann There are three
Tewksburv boys. john El and james
Janss was Ia Globe At Be dee re-
ferFed %, and i Is almost certain that
I'd was ia Prescott. Sc was there at
last accounts and was witness before
the grand jury Of Yavapai county in
the cases Of the Territory " The
Grahams aad was not expected III
Pleasant valley until after the dispo-
sal Of those cases, and as the coart
bad expressed The discrimination %
s'elear up the aleusar il is far "a IN
fer that he is siiIl 10 Prescott. We Do
not question TIE fact Of The shooting
nor viii We be surprised to learn in
the near future, Of further violence ID
that locality y
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y
barrels Of the celebrated Anhsuser
beer. which be is selling at 20 cents
per bottle and 128 cents per drink.
Chapel has the largest and best as.
sortment Of syrups IN town. Ask fof
bis Eureka brand. western New York.
Guaranteed pure maple.
60 70 ChapsIs for laundry and
toilet soap.
Go to ehapsl's for fresh soda lisd
fancy crackers, also dried fruits Of I'll
KINDS very choice
The largest and finest selection Of
frt 4 confectionery at Uhapels.
Tobacco and cigars at somsrville-s
both Of choicest kind
Go to chapsl's for fresh groceries
MaeEsrsl, white fish and trout for
hfaki in qa@ntines b suit at
apels
ranch eggs al SomerriHs
ie plant. 8 for one silver
Fresh cheese and best
-ansh butsee r Gal's
Parties desiring wsoi. please leave
orders Al ChapeIs,
Tor pretty prints ana gingi ans 60
. } Myers & Schein.
Lye hominy, graham flour, etc, q
7hapels Il
Al Chapel for Fenzers Old Homes
s. chewing tobaeeos just the thing for
Ais climate
Cot tie Crystal LAX, saloon for
eel drink.
Have you seen seheia's scoop hats,
or ladies
CAL at lhe News Depot if Jon want
o buy legal 0ill and congress cap pa
ler o. paperetles cheap.
TAYLOR & HATcu-
Parties desiring ice can now leave
heir orders at Benbrook & Morcings
alooh.
Chapel makes a speciality Of fresh
nd dried fruits, butter. cheese. eggs,
I'D everything THAT'S good.
a choice selection OF toilet and laun-
ry soap just arrived at Chapel's.
Cab a. ckapel's for a mess Of Round
bore herring Tor breakfast
Call at chapel's for a package Of
'oone I've hominy, America snation-
dish.
Assorted and fancy candies just re-
siyed at oomervilles.
somervile Is just N receipt Of
ried fruit, raisins, citn5ns, currants.
lm and jellies, as also oranges, lem
as ana apples. Z
Butter eggs snd cheese at somer
# sou want fancy crackers and FAM 4.
biscuits go TO Somervilles.
> Myers & sehein have received the {
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posT osslcE TimE TaBLE.

oz-s o7en-en week days, from 80 3 N. uni
e q. and 4 p=a uaiil 7sa q
Safsays -Fran 7.sa until .. n.
a. A. nsal elases at y m-
We. SPENCE, Postmaster
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26
4 Can for a 0sHssraar Iennsfssi -esa.
sC1fion.

TIE Democratic Territorial Conycn,
ton viii be held az Phenix On Sen-
TENDER ssh, 1ssf. for the purpose Of
nominating q candidate for congress
q eandidate for superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. and the TRANSACTION d
sach ether bushes as may Be neces-
saFy for the benefit Of the party. The
several counties OF the territory VIII
Be entitled p the following represent
tation. based upon the Democratic vote
81 1882. VIZ.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26

a petition Is here in the hands Of
the postmaster Of tbs place, asking
through mail fross Globe to Winslow.
TITS numerously signed By citizens
residing on the proposed line. a cone
nection with The Globe and Verde
line can be made with little additional
cost to the p Q. Department which
would greatly accommodate those hy-
ing northeast Of Verde. The point Of
connection should be at Pine creek,
which, we are informed, would lessen
the distance about forty-dve miles and
avoid a rough country.