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National Republican., 1884-11-03
iSTElBrB LINES.
II ooK AT Low FARES

II ooK AT Low FARES
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRsT-CLASS FARE, 81.
ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
The elegant steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
leaves six, h stTeetwnarf Washington, Monday,
Wednes lay; and Friday at $50, connecting at
Norfolk with all railroad and steamship lines,
Passage and rooms secured ut B. = %. Ticket
Office, Fourteenth street and Pennsylyania ave.
General Office. sixth street wharf, Telephone
PoToMHc RIVER LANDINGS, steamer !.
W.THOMPSON, Monday. wednesday ana FRI
'"' ~ =" M hLkRED Wioop, Secretary.
GEO r. PHILLIPS superintendent --------
rJlo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE.
Il AND THE SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Tuesday
Ieayrs I NSpioiE nd 'u ON Monday, day %WdIndsday, M ana
Friday AZ same hour, stopping ~ nE rimeE foint
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provl.
dence steamers. Connect also with New YORK
and Richmond steamers Noriolk end WesteTTin. Ti,.
ginia Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can DC & securea nd ny bpsltmors p
81 Mare Hotel, office OF knoxs Express, 9th az.
and Pa ave. and at Cora panys oilioe. 7th-st
"pNS' "KNox,s EXPRESS will. cal, for and cheek
bat rage from hotels and private residences
ffe'eH' 'WM =. WEGGH. General Asen.
AVA @qaSt MOUNT n VERSO NvNERNoN ---iks -is.s:.'sl 80
STEAMER W. W. coRconAN
Leaves eth st, Wharf daily Except sunday for
MOUNT VERNON.
At 10 O'Clock n. m.; returning reaches Wash
ington about $50 - m
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
NI purtntion Company. for Boston, Mass via
National Republican., 1884-11-03
WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS
w OF THE HUMAN BODY

VyAKICOCELE. PAINLESS CURE. BOOK
V iree. CIVIALE AGENCY !0O FultoniE..
National Republican., 1884-11-03
M1RRIED.

BILLINGS-KERSEY.- Thursday, Oct.
80, 1854, nj o'clock y. iu., at the residence of
Charles Boss 1920 X street northwest by the
Rev. Il. r. Kemp, RoLLASp II. billings to
Miss MATILDA j. KELSEY. The happy couple
len the city on the snme evening for lnd'gnn,
where Mr.. B expects to celebrate the nuptals
by voting for Blaine and Logan.
National Republican., 1884-11-03
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.

BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
chise was made n part of The present State Con-
stitutiOn adopted Dec. -, A. ID. 1870
National Republican., 1884-11-03

ENoR THE CAMPAIGN.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Can be had nt the counter of the business ONCE
IN wrappers ready for mailing.
National Republican., 1884-11-03

It's Grand Single Number Drawing Will take
place monthly. II Never Scales or Postpones.
Look at the following Distribution;
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS L.
At New Orleans Tuesday, Nov IL, 1854 un-
der the supervision and management of GEN u,
Il. Beauregard of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A.
Early, of Virginia.
National Republican., 1884-11-03
Permits 10 Npt,,

BALTIMORE, Nov. l.-NirgInia Is, consoll'
dated, ~; past due coupons, 32i new IS, 5l
bid to-day
National Republican., 1884-11-03
Quotations or Saturdays Stock sale,

The following have been furnished bv Bate
man Il Co., bankers, l4ll = street, being the
most active stocks In tn" New YORK exchange:
on ~ ffI1h Lam. SuLs,,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
A coon mHSE.


 The Fame silver mine, on Quartzite hil, promises to become one of the rich pr,,ducers of Globe District. Mr. Charles Hayse, ono of the principle owners, informs us that there are now about 500 tons of orc on thedump which will asssy sss.nm 50 to 1000 ozs. They are noyr working only a smas3. forceof men, PsAding the purchase of a mill which they expect soon to eredt at the mine. When that Is done the work ing forse in the mine will be increased, as the present showing justifas it, The mine is worked on an economical plan, there being no hoisting to do; four tunnels have been run into the hill and in each there is good ore. The or,a is very tractabte, being chlo- rlde and very free milling. The vein now being worked is about three feet, and recently some very rich ore has been taken out, There is an alum dance 0f wood in the vicinity and a fine well of water close to the mine, and with a mill on tho ground the ore can be worked very clsapiy.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.


 The first annual ball of the Globe City Ease Ball Club, given at Stallo's Hall, on Thanksgiving evening, was one of the most pleasant social events winch Globe has witnessed for some time The gentlemen having the en- tertaipment iu charge, had dtne every thing possible to insure the tuceess of the er,tertainment and their most san guine expectations were galfllea The attendance was large and those who participated in the dancing exhibited an animation which betokenea thelr pleasure The music furnished by Mrs Fix and Messrs. For and John- son was excellent. Handsome dan cing programmes were furnished, hav- ing oi the front an appropriate and pleasing yignette and on the back the names of the officers aud members Of the club. The twenty dances on the card were none too many as 3 large llumter of the guests remained until the conclusion and then reluctantly aispei'sed.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
AN UGL4. wouND.

George Blaine, who was shot on the 28d of July last by McCann, at Pleas ant valley, in the Tewksbury -Stinson imbroglio, came to Globe this week to consult a physician n regard to ms wound which has not yet healed. The ball from McCann's weapon struck Blaine near the left corner of the mouth and shiyered the jaw bone. The missile was a cemented bullet of three pieces and made very ugly wound One piece came out underth left eai and one at the back of the neck. Being so far from settlement the wounded man has not bad medical attendance and by neglect his injury has beeome very much aggravated. Several fragments of bone have been extracted and there are other pieces which must be removed. It is thought that the jaw bone is broken.
 Dr. ". H. Cook, who has the case in charge, is of tue opinion that,a surglcal operation will have to be performed before the patient can improve.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
rllN r.rpnranEoN N rorrna.

Late advices from the east report copper as very mush depressed The Lake product is selling at 1ls to IlS cents and that from othcr sections from lOt to 1l. The ore now being taken out of the Old Globe mine aver ages about IS per cent Were it not so rich t would be impossible for the Old Dominion company to operate.
 At thcpfssent low price of copper
 and in fact of all othtr metals 1t stands to reason that not enly must the nina be a very good one, but that all operations must be carried on with the utmost economy and by tho most approved methods. Only a slight di- minitioa in the grade of ore in many mines now operating and they would cease to be profitable, Should the de. fjression in prices continue only the very beEt mines can work at aIl The oyer-production of metals within the past few years has causod a stagna. ton in she demand at this time, and metal must be exported, if sold at all, which, in tho case of copper, causes a still further reduction in price.
 The oHly possible way of increasing
  tho demand for copper is to cheapen the manufacture of sheets and other forms, which in this country is carried on at all immense profit.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
1sbo t,.ssl as uillsl,orouob. N.

Tho fiial, d. Hillsborough, N Ms of Kit JOY the last of the Gage station train robbers, was concluded last Err. day. The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for life. It will be remembered that Joy was captured soon after the robbery, but not without a hard fight, during which he was shot in the leg, shatter- ing tho bone which made amputation necessary It is said that ke main. tainei a cool and unrufled demeanor during the trial.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Commissioner for tiila County.

Stocks stia continue to do better than was expected of them, notwith- standing the election of Cleveland. All the diyidend-paying stocks seem to have improved since tbe talk of a contest has died out The United States would be 8 strange country | the prospect of settled, decent govern naent dsd not make beth the moneyed aud iaboring classes fsel more secure. The best oft is that se are sure that any improvement iaade now will 'scohe tc stay
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
TAs King ar .he naerI..

Ths Auckland, Now Zealand, Daily Herald in referring to taa departure of His Majesty, Tawhiao, for England, to visit the Queen to v confirmed King of tue Maoris expresses pleas tre editoriallys at the cure of His Majesty of rheumatism by St. Jacobs Oil, and says that during hie stay at Mercer he vas introduced to tho Great German Remedy
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
xorIcE.
To lIIne owners Ana 0thers.

Having been appointed local com missioner to represent Glla County at the Worlds Industrial Exposition to be held at New Orleans, La, and opened December 1st. therefore re- spsctfuny request,the hearty co-opera- ton Of every orle interested in the welfare os as.l Gas County. lis my de- sire that the resources of our county shall De fully and properly exhibited 10 that end request that specimens of minerals, fuxes, country rock, building material, &c., De sept to me at Globe, properly labled not latet than the 20th of October
 Very respectfully,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
rEmnaTORI.An roP1ss.
Uondensed rom sgur szxshanges Tor
 ahslyer ESeItr Reaasra.

Af@ttsSEAksN7A aeufn AytAE ht'@skRstsAs& " ANA
 Aalver nseIt' Reaasra.
 M. c. Saminego and George Ray field mine hoss of the Palace, afe can didates fer the mayoralty of'ruosen.
 w T. satterwhite has been sent to Yuma for two years, for shooting a prostitute in the hand, st Wiilccx some time ago.
 .. P Dake, ex Marshal Of Arizona, and his bcndsnen have been sued by the United States government for S82 600 received by him while Mar shal aad as yet unaecounted for
 The jury in the case of the Territo. " vs. Patrick Donahue, charged wish the murder of Jules Rigauit at Tomb. stone on election night brought in Q verdict of manslaughter He was sentenced to 10 years at Yuma.
 <
 Tim Shanahan, a feeder at tho San Carlos Copper Company 5 shelter, sus. tained the fracture of two ribs and other injuaes from 300 pound bar falling on him. He was taken to Tue son for treatment, and it is said will recoysr
 c. B! Rush, the district attorney of Yavapai county, and who was 9 cans didate for reelection, has fed the country witk the sife of John Marion, of the Coarisr, ghorp hh.has betrayed in most hsndish manner I'hnnix Herald
 John Stemmer, of ElagstaH, was re- gently burned to death in his resi- deace. He was intoxicated when the house, 2 wooden structure, caught fire and was completely envelqped in flames before assistance could De ren. dered.
 4 discharged soldierwith tho eupilo. uious name of Mike Smith, yictimiaed Liberman ( Co. of Wilcox to the tune of Sl00. He went to Tucson 10 blow NJ in, but a deputy sheriff persuaded .him 10 return to Wilcox where he . I a ] {. . nov languishes in tho toils of i.he law. Tue Deming and Silver City papers say that the Demlng and Silver City railroad is to be maaa broad gauge and extended through Clifton to Bsn- son, for the purpose of giving the 4. .T. < $. F. an outlet to Guaymas. We hope there is some truth in the report as tue building of the road would greatly benefit eastern Arizona.
 The low rate of one cent per mile is what most railroads will charge to carry passengers to New Orleans dur ing the Exposition. This will make the round trip fare from San Francis co S4s ss; from Portland, Oregon. Sg4 04. From Tucson the rate is $72 Sunshine and Silver e1elaims; Happy Tucson. Most liberal Mr. Croekers
 Clifton is establishing an pnenyia- ble reputation fol laBlessness juHg- ing from the following from tlie Ciar- Ion of the 18th inst. a0n Thursday night last burglars broke into the Tip Top saloon in Gro street, but were frightened off before they secured any plunder. On Monday night an at- tempt was made to burn the town. Last night the Arizona Copper Com. pany meat market was broken into and the till tapped, and tomorrow night it vii be something else. cih. zens of Clifton, our town is filling up with the same class of men who in festsd it year ago men who toil not neither do they spin but who wear good clothes and eat thrce big meals daily. What do you propose to dc about it?"
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Arizona Mineral BeIt Railroad.

sNsIIE ANNUAL. NEETIN6 or TIsE N Stockholders of tfa Ari10laa Mfneral lseit Railrsiad Company for tilsi eleStloHDf DiYhftpss t0 serve tho ensuing seaa.. And for Mss. frauSaasi0n of any ntll9r business which may ieglslsy c9ala ssidfe such angef. iila, Will lle fe lH at Inc office 0f said Com pslisy sn Giiehe sl lla County l8rfit0fy 0f afiS0na dD T IFS X ' the #gtlb day Of Des eefnijeR \ Ds fRss tt eleven li' dock sl sll.
 Ef,lst;E WHITE Secsetars,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Della Clark, better known as aShoo Fly, one of the demi monde, who formerly lived in Globe, but recently has lent her charms to a4 dance honse on the border Of the Huachuca nilr tary reseryatian, Became involved in . quarrel with another inmate, . Mexi- can grl and the latter was shot in the arm and abdomen Tie wounds in aicted are thought to be mortal. Shao Fly was takei, to Tombstone and incarcerated.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The charge that Robert J. Brecken. ridge, Supreme Treasurer of the Knights of Honor, is a defaulter to the extent of S16o, 900 has received his emphatic denial He says he is re- strained by the chancery court of Ken lucky from paying any more benefits after October 18th, and that he had obeyed the order.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

There will be granS bonshoa so- eial at Stallo}s Hah, on Friday night, Dee 5tb. All those who want to en- joy themselves must nst fail to attend. Bon-bons free. Given by Prof. Lob- man. Admission Sl,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

MT. James Lilly, one of the coal field loeators, who arrived on Friday, authorizes us to aay that the statement in tho San Francisco Alta, upon the authority of the notorious Reavis, in regard to a proposition of sale to tbe Southern Pacific R R. of tho Deer Creek coal fields, has not a shadow of truth for it's foundation.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

We regret to learn tkaf Frank E, Foster was taken i'll with inflammation of the lungs, at Albuquerque, N. M., while on his way back to Arizona from Illinois where he lad bsen on a visit to his home. His Illness has detained him at Albuquerque for a month, but he is now eonvalescent and will soon return to his ranch at Wild Rye.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
posr oFFlCE TlME TABLE.

oGeS open on week dasS tcm 7sso \. n sat is rs and q r n, uatll 7;sOp, pl sunaays From 7:s0 until \. n. ksr All mail aoses al l2 m
 WE SPENCE, PoatpNsteF.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Robert Thompson, a brother of MT. Joseph Thompson, arrived in Globe this week from gur2heriand, England. He made yery quick trip, coming from Liverpool here in F days.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

There is said to have been marked decline in the price of beef and stock cattle in Yayapai county. We are informed that the present price is S35 to $40 for COW and calf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

We learn from reliable source that tbe Southern Pacific R. k. Co.,, in or der to escape the enormous taxes cx- acted from them by the city ofTucson, will move their machine shops to Casa Grande.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

On the evening Of Nov 22d, during penioeratic ratitieasion meeting in New Castle, Pa, tlirea men were fatal Ely injured and one in stantly killed by explosives. Others were badly hurt by being trampled nl4on
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Van Wagenen store looks as though he thought there was q long, cold winter ahead. judging from the fine large stock Of blankets and com forters piled in bis store.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Nr. and Mrs Vim Middleton aud Mrs. c, M. Allison, who have been ab- sent for three weeks on a visit 10 Flag staH, returned yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Abraham Stern, late clerk in the business house of Myers & Schein, left on Fridays stage for Tombstone to take position in Mr. Myers store at that place.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Shetland shawls, nubiss, woolen hosiery, wooden skirts. and ladies me. rino underwear in great varieties at Myers < Scheins.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
omus Hours ot GiOle s San CarIcs rslo.
 graph Company,

From 8 to ii:45 a. ua, i2:45 to 4p. m., and { to ID, m. Sunday honrs--s t0 70 6. m. and Co Sp.m.
 Night-rate messages must be handed sn bef0fe s:2Op. m. 0 insure prompt trans. mission over w. ., lines.
 c. M ALLISON, Operator
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Another order has been issued pre- hibiting the Importation of old rass rom Eufops. lhe advance n the priae of paper which this well cces- sica Yili be ssns slly felt bs spaper
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Notice.

7xNrE T IKE IN y IsfSsEORY AND BAL WY aRde ali business on December tst. heIlise rekuess partses owing tccOuf1ts fo tps9 up'' before tEsa tlate Gr further credit will be Tefused Parties having bills agaiPst sAEe Will plefse present them for ii- qullatioii. I. E. KTLIsNER.
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

KENHE SIllvER BELT is kept ou tlle at
 R E C. Dakes Advertising Agency, e5 Merchants E.xchanlye, San Francisep, Cal, where contracts fir advertising can be made for it
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
saturaa,, Nesesnler aa. mn.

BAPTIST CHURCH NoTICE.-- i'rcgclslng, Sunday, at i0!80 a. m Sunday sehQcl A study, Friday, 7;SO p. rG., at private resi- dences,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Assessment work for 1SSi has been done on the Eda mine, situated in Lost Gulch, owned by w T McNelly.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Mr Robert Peele. graduate of the Columbia school Of mines, has arrived at Silver King and Will act as assist ant to superintendent Macey,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Mark Moores bell team arrived ye s terday heavily fleighted with mer- chandise for various Globe merchants and coke for the Old Dominion com many.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

A beautiful specimen Of gold quartz, weighing 140 pounds, from the Golden Eagle mine, has been on exhibition at the store of $. Klein < C'o. t will SC to New Orleans with the Gila county exhibit. The mine has been 2 good producer and we understand looks better than at any time since its dis. nnparr
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

G A. Watkins, of Iowa, brother
 pf our tpwnsmau w c. Watkins, ars rived on Thursdays stage He comes 10 visit his relatives and see tie eoun- try, tlic dssirability of which ne has heard 50 much, with probable view
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Willlam Beard, Commissioner for Gila county to tho Worlds Exposition
 will leave fer New Orleans next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

William Graves has moved bis resi- denee and law office to the building west of the photograph gallery.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

A,rodeo Is in progress this week on Touto, including all the ranches on that creek and Wild Rye
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Col. Beaumont and Dr, Davis of San Carlos spent several days in Globe thls week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Judge c. Hicks has removed to Payson, in the Tento Basin district, where hs has been elected Justice ot the Pence.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

James Watkins who came iu from Tonto on Monday, reports the Gnding, laat week, of the body of au unknown man, at Sugar Loaf on the road be- tween Reno and MeDowell, with q bullet hole through tbe breast It is supposed that he was murdered,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

D. E. Lacey left for the Sierra An chas on Tuesday to enjoy few days shooting,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

F. T Powers, from Salt river who was in Globe on Tuesday, informs us that he raised this season the enor- nous crop of 270O0 pounds of Egypt ian corn from ten acres. Thls shows the capabilities of the soil in Salt river valley,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

M w. Bremen Las opened the Y6 store in Silver City, N, M, and in the grocery line he is making it warm for lis compatitors. Friend Bremen is aggressive in everything he under takes and generally successful,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Several cars of coke for the Cd Do- miuion company have arrived at Will. COX, so says the Stockman.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

There arc 6 good many prospectors in the hills about Globe and assess ment work is being done on numerous claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The most choice apples, pears and lemons are found at Chapels Cash Store,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The Globe Masonic Lodge will give party on the evening of December 26th.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

In Boston, Nov 18th, at the annual moeting Of Che Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad Construction ard Improve. ment Company, Green 3. Raum was elected President and George O. Man chester Nice-President.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

10 Mr. James Hazard we are in debted for fine Thanksgiving tur- key.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

F. F. Kellner received word last Saturday that bis child was quite ili at Santa Barbara, Cal, where his fau,. fly reside, and he left for that place on Sundays coach We trust that the little ones malady is not of dan gerous character.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
-ooA-I4 nTE%ws.

HE. Hsdt from Upper Tonto was here on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Wilbar Long, who left Globe eleven months ago and has been diligent in his search for a better location, has returned and expresses the belief that Globe outranSs all other mining dis tricts of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

J. R. Nichols is suffering from se- we're attack of rheumatism.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
A GnArRoy Sec ',

Remember preaching at the M E. Church, Sunday evening Subject '1Ip Gods school sunday School at ? p m. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evening, Old and young are in yited to all these seryices. Official meeting next Monday evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Van Wagenen can shit and at men, women and children from his nsw stock of boots and sh9es.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29


 CA. Fisk, who returned from salt river on Wednesday intornos us that the fodeo, extending from the mouth Of IoEte to Coon eresk, and inaluding all the Intervening ranches, was hRished last week Ii wal conducted in 2 most satisfsctsSy Esanner and has aone much tp,rs 'restering harulong and friendly feeling among residents oi Salt river valley Credit is dns JobIi Pemherton, who was Judge of the Plains and performed his dattes in ati intelligent manner which mct tho ap. proyaE of allpastist Ihryaafly gar. Beral round-np ia { neces.aiy esiuncl to ths conduct of feattie breeding, asal 1 we are pleased to sas shas the stoek. men oi 4sa cepsiiy beaip io yisW li
 inlba lsIylit
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

lt kas been decided to haye a Christ. mas tree for the children at tEe M. E Chnrcly.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

At the rcgular meeting of the Globe Lodge No. $, I. 0 Q. F op Monday evening neSt, m election of officers for the ensuing term Sill take place. 4 full attendance is desired.
 Jos. TnoNPRoS, N. 6.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
For Rent.

A N eleiEantly located dwelling, contain "A ing 1.-Two rooms. IbxlS and lSxii fett. Has a frbnt porch anu is convenient to water.
 CoRNEIlIA ANDERSON.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
aLoRE scRooL NIEg.

James Anderson, p Alfred Living ston, c. Lyman Woods, sg. Ezra Wat kins. 1b.j Charles Cook. 2o.j Willis Middleton, 3b. Alex. Watkins, If Wallace Etenton, cf.i George Wilson,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
BORN.

EHAFFIN-- Globe, Nov 2jth. t0 the
 wife of Johu r. Chaiiln, D son.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

FOR RENT Tvg N ..S sss,1srtssls sl....,, ron. F hoase aaloNlng the New Yotk ssote no. l6n
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
rows NINE

Ed Buige, q; Dave Freeman, N, Joe RaphIlel, ss \. Waoas, ID. Ed. Hovell, 20. Q. Boshe, sb. J Patton, if; W Robinson, eif. ] Belartge, If