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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-05-29
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Notary Public, Bossier Parish, Louisiana
~ Business promptly attendedto Office at
Red Land, La. v23n4O
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-05-29
W. LOWRY WIN. w. VANCE
LOaC1'u r. Vance.

A ttorneys at Law, Bellevue, La Will prae,
"A tice in the Courts of Bossler, Benville
and Websterparishes y22-n42
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-05-29

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Those croakers who are forever talking of dull times, and predicting the collapse of Globe, should remem- Der that it takes the money, the brains, years of hard and anxious labor, of self-sacrifice of a certain set of men to organize, build and create town The man who is willing to take ad- vantage of their efforts, without con tributing his share towards the ma chinery of progress, is useless citizen and a miserable burden upon the body polite. They lie to the assessor to avoid carrying their share of public burdens, sink away from subscrip- ton papers for public improvements, dodge every public responsibility, never pay ,ent toward newspaper
 or any other public institution if they can dodge it. Men of this stamp ex. ist, but too many of them would kill any'town outright, and it wouldn't take long, either. "
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

When the chronography of the yea, 1885 will have been completed in all its details, it will form very black page in the history of the world. From its commencement to its close it was replete with dreadful events. The passion of nature seemed to have been aroused to an almost unexampled ex tent, and her fury found expression ir the great number of direful disasters upon land and sea, whose happening at the time filled the world with hor' TOT and dread.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Big Dan" Dowd, the leader of the murderous gang which raided Bisbee and killed four citizens of that place, was captured at Corralitos, Mexico, by Deputy Sheriff Daniels, who has been in pursuit of him since the 23d ut. The murderous wretch was completely cowed, and while beng taken from Contention to Tombstone, acted as if in every bush he saw an avenger of the foul and cowardly murders in the commission of which he is implicated. There is now but one of the gang at large-Delaney-and his capture or death within the next few days is almost certain.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Tn the year 1884 there will be five e,lipses; three of the sun and two of tie moon. The first will be a partial eclipse of the sun, March 27th visible in tIe United States. The second will be total eclipse of the sun, April 10th, visible in greater or less de- gree in North and South America Asia, A Australia and Pacific ocean. The third i: partial eclipse of the sun, April 25th, invisible in America. The fourth is total eclipse of the moon October 4th; invisible on the Pacific Coast. The fifth, visible in parts oi the Pacific Coast.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Ben Butler. is a level-headed old gentleman. At the annual Jackson banquet held in Boston last Tuesday on the ann versary of the battle oi New Orleans, he said: "When Jack son desired anything done by for eigp nation, it was done. No British minister dare snub him." Referring to the prospect of the democrats in the coming election, he said that the hope of the party was the fact, recog, nized by all good men, that it will be calamity to the country if the demo, crats don't win in 1884, because under the government of the republican party which, he said, allied itself tc capital, the rich were made richer and the poor made poorer; and the time has come when that condition of things must cease.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Arizona is to be congratulated on her efficient peace officers. The rob- bery of the stage at Riverside, and the cowardly murder of the messen- ger, was. followed by the death of every one of the perpetrators and accessories. The Bisbee murderers, with one exception, are in jail at Tombstone, and their trial and execu- tion will shortly follow. The gang of train robbers which murdered engi- neer Webster, are being hotly pur- sued, and their capture is almost cer- tain. Desperadoes and murderers will hereafter, most likely, give Arizona a wide berth,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

At President Arthur's New Years reception, Mrs. Logan noticing that the wife of Register Bruce, colored lady, was almost ignored by her sex, sue quietly escorted her along the line and. introduced her to each of the ladies assisting the president. This shows that Mrs. Logan is no slouch as a diplomat and Black Jack has now a dead sure thing on the colored vote if he succeeds in getting the nomination for president.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The Emma Bond case which has at tracted so much attention throughout the country, was terminated last Sat urday by the acquittal of the accused parties. It will be remembered that Emma Bond, while teaching school near Taylorsville, H., was, according to her statement, brutally outraged by three men named Montgomery, Pet ters and Clement. The indignation of the community was so great that an attempt was made to lynch them. The nerve they displayed while the ropes were around their necks. added to the cntreaties made in their behalf by the girls father, undoubtedly saved their lives
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The sickly sentimentalists at the East, who contend that the Chinese are a desirable class of immigrants, should read the following. Cases of this kind are of common occurrence: Two Chinese babies were burne3 ,o death last Saturday evening in San Francisco. It is asserted chat the deed was purposely committed so as to rid the mother of the care of the children in order thas she might be used for immoral purposes.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
CrOOl1.--GGI.OmirnaO.


 Under date of Dee. 31st, General Crook writes from Prescott, to Jno. M Wright:
 received your telegram yesterday and your letter to-day. The courier who brough the information to Bowie of Geronimo's party being at Toyas Ranch, had no interpreter and misun- derstood the Indians. There were but eight men, four women and one child in the party. They say Geroni- mo will come in when hls son reaches him with the assurances that all is right, but that he is long ways down in the Sierra Madre mountains, and it will take him some time to come in. His son should have reached him ere this. With the compliments of the season, I remain truly yours,
 GEORGE CROOK. It would be far better for Arizona ii Geronimo was still further in the Sierra Madre, than at San Carlos There are already too many cut threats from. the sierras of Mexico at San Carlos. armed, with belts full of cartridges, for the peace of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Huntington's indiscreet private cor respondence proves to have real public utility. Congress will do we'll to re- claim this winter for the public do. main, every acre of land given con. ditionally to railroad companies and not yet earned. The day of proba' ton in this business ought to be con- sidered at an end.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The land-grant hobby at the Capi- tol is just now in bad odor, princi. pally on account of the publication of the Huntington letters. A good deal of attention has been attracted to the methods by which the Central and
 Southern Pacific monopolies have made their beds in wealth, and pub licity is the last thing they have de- sired. It will not be possible now for the Southern Pacific company to carry out it's plans to grab the Texas Pacific land grants, so that, after all Mr.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Mormon settlers are slowly but surely obtaining possession of all the arable land in the Gila valley. What they cannot get by pre-emption they purchase of settlers, and they know just what to do with it when they get it. Itis only question of time, and a brief time at that, when they will hold sole possession of the fertile val ley of the upper Gila.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Superintendent Hellings, of the Casa Grande Copper Company, has gone to San Francisco to purchase and ship two 40-ton copper furnaces for the Copperosity and one 4O-ton galena furnace for the Christmas Gift mine. A force of men are now at work grading, pl eparatory to laying line or pipe from the Vekol basin to the Christmas Gift and to the Copper osity, for the purpose of piping water to the furnaces. The machinery will be delivered on the grounds inside of few weeks and will be put up as fast as money and men can accom- plish the work Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The branch of the Santa Fe road from Socorro to Benson will not be completed, at present, to the latter point, owing to engineering difficult ties to be encountered on the Arizona side of the line. It will be built only to the mining camps within fifty miles of SocorrO.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
the cause of his resigning

c. P. Huntington and his associates control 12,000 miles of railway. He is sixty-fve years old and is very healthy. His fortune is estimated at s5O,OO0,00O, and he has only an adopt cd daughter to inherit it.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The Globe Chronicle is delving around hunting for the remains of General Crook, whom it is trying to resurrect. If that journal has "any idea of the value of time" it had bet ter throw up the job.-Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The remains of A. T. Stewart have at last been recovered. Judge Hilton paid $50000 the price demanded by the grave robbers, and the bones of the dead millionaire were delivered to him, and will now be placed in a vault where they will be secure from further molestation.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

court. I mean only to say, that, yield ing all obedience and respect to the directions of the court, yet, when you go into the jury room, you will be rulers in a realm where no court can be answerable for your consciences.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Mir. Peter Mallen, PIP w. Twenty fourth street, New York, says that he suffered six years with rheumatism and found no relief until St. Jacobs Oil, the sovereign remedy, was ap- piled, which cured him completely.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Is this sarcasm? The Courier says: Huntington has not yet given away the amount it cost his company to de- feat the freights and fares bill in the last, or Lemonade, session of our Leg islature,"
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

The eeroncr's jury returned yer dict that Patrick McAteer came to hls death from the effects of pistol shot wound in the hands of c. w. Beach, and that said shot was feloniously fired
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Henry Willard has resigned the presidency of the Northern Pacific railroad He assigns nervous prostra- ton and desire not to stand in the way of the interests of the company as the cause of his resigning.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

SThe St. Louis Globe-Democrat makes the statement that General Crook will shortly be recalled from Arizona, and will be succeeded by Gen. 0. o. Howard.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Capt. Cox, who shot and killed Mclaughlin in San Francisco short time since, was acquitted of the charge murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

A San Francisco publishing house has its agents in Arizona collecting data for an exhaustive work on the resources of the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
Saturday, January, l2, 1884.

Twenty-seven persons were burned to death in the convent of Notro Dame at Belleville, H., last Saturday night.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

A company is being organized to build telegraph line from Tucson to the Quijotoas. The estimated cost is $12.OOO.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Brewster Cameron, general agent of the department of justice, rendered his resignation to accept the position as srocelver of public money at Tucson, A TL
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Mary V. Young, seventeenth wife of the late Brigham, died at Salt Lake on the Sth inst. Sixteen mourning widows still survive the prophet.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

Henry B. Payne was nominated by the Democratic caucus to succeed Pen dleton as United States senator from Ohio
Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12


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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-12
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-18
East Mississippi Insane Asylum.

We have visited and gone through
the asylum building under the gui-
dance of DR.. Moore, principal super
vislng building commissioner, who
has had chief control in construc-
tion. Under his intelligent descrip-
tion the building becomes a harmo-
nious whole, not only a most i'm
posing structure, but not foot OF
it without its uses. We append a
brief description. 1t is admirably
located about two miles from Front
street, on a commanding elevation
of 120 feet above the railroad level.
The building has a frontage of 3OC
or $40 feet. The center building is
4 and 5 stories high; top OF dome is
12S feet high, walls of wings are sc
feet high aud 4 stories including
basement. In the whole building
are now about 200 finished rooms.
The buildings can now accommo
date $50 patients. The arrange
ments for water and heat are of the
modern and improved plan, and ths
water and heating apparatus is al
that can be desired. On the top o
the main building is an iron wate
tank that holds about &c, 900 gallon
of water, 60 feet from the ground
resting on Sinch walls. DR.. Moor
says there is an abundant supply
Of the finest water, known as reed
brake springs, noted in this count.
for its purity, 1,700 feet FROM tn
building. This water is drivsl
through a 3 inch pump by a larg
steam pump into a reservoir holdinl
SO, 900. From thence the big iro
tank on top Of the house is supplied
and from thence 10 all parts Of th
building for cleanliness and all th
other uses Of water in such an insti
tuition. A full aud complete de
scription would require more spac
than we can now afford.-Aeridia
Mercury.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-18
The Government Building. at
Jackson.

The United States Court house
and Postoffice building at this poin,
was commenced in November, 1882,
and the contract for the super
structure let to Reese Evans OF
Washington City, who in turn sub
let the contract for wood work to
Mr.. Angus. From various causes
the work of construction dragged
considerably until last January,
when Maj. J. L. Wofiord, the presen,
superintendent, took charge, and
infused new life, and since that date
there has not been a single hitch In
the work, giving him the satisfac'
tion of now saying that the super
structure from foundation to root
is practically complete and the
work of finishing commenced.
The contract for heating and
ventilating has been secured by
Bartlett, Haywood & Co, Of Balsi'
more, and will amount to about
$1,000. They have representative
and material now on the ground
and will begin work Immediately.
H. B. Bruser, Of Vicksburg, has
the contract for supplying material
for plumbing, water pipes, etc. The
work will be done by day labor
under direction of superintendent.
The contract for lath;ng, which
will be of open work wire and plas-
tering, will be let on the llth OF
September. The inside work will
be very elaborate and beautiful; IN
fact when completed, there will be
no building in the State to compare
with it. We are sorry t" learn tina,
none of our home plasterers are bid
ding on the work. Why is this ?
There has been expended on the
building SO far $54,S99.90, not in
Guiding the purchase money of the
lot, which cost $4375. A fact not
generally known is, that in addition
to the 100000 originally appropri
ated, the last Congress set apar,
$4,000 for furnishing the building
and the heating and ventilatine
apparatus will be paid for out of {
special fund, so there will be ample
funds to furnish the building ant
lay of the grounds in the fines
style.
We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. S
Donnell. the affable and eficien
clerk of the superintendent, for mos'
Of our information, as well as fol-
the prediction that the building viii
be ready for occupancy within
eight or nine months Clarion.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-18
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THE MOTHER OF JESUS.

A maiden once in Egypt dwelt,
OF holy, pure and gentle fame;
of proud descent, and kiugly race,
Yet low, and humbly forth she came
To serve her God. Her gentle face
Shone with devotion grand and high,
And angels hailed her "full of grace"
And God the Holy Ghost drew nigh
And loved her-chose this holy one
To be the mother of His Son.
A mission high as could be given,
ForetOld Oh earth and known in Heavei
From all eternity to be
Her high and noble destiny.
Yet Simeon said 'The sword shall pierc
Her gentle heart"-Not hers the Joy
That mothers know. The passions fierc
of sinful man, were to destroy
Her own, her worshipped One,
Her Babe, her King, her only Son.
Oh, can we realize her pnin,
Who saw her best beloved slain,
Who saw him tortured, cursed, reviled,
Her Savior, God-and yet her child
And know that for our sins, He died
For hs-she suffered by His side!
And numbers she amongst her foes
One, whom the name of Jesus knows,
This holy mother of "The Word,"
This sacred spouse of our dear Lordf
tell you, she whom God hath loved,
tell you, she whom God hath proved,
Who suffered, in her loved Ones pain
That crucifixion DER again.
Must be 50 honored, loved in! Heaven,
That he shall scarcely be forgiven,
Who Sights on earth her love 30 true
And grrdge her here, her honor due;
Who scOrn her claim, and will not see
That in the love we bear for her,
We honor Gods great majesty.
LINDA LEE.