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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

A very pretty, modest yopng woman
came shyly into Haeiey yesterday.
Approaching Henry, she pointed to a
baseball eatchers mask in the show
window. and with a dcmi-blnsh tim
idly said: Please lei me examine
that.
esrtainiy, beened the gallant
Henry 1srn be extricated the mask
faem among tue oher BASEBALL goods.
While he whispered soa Cincinnsti
eommereialtsazetts reporter One Of
the female nine. sure as I'm s:nEsr
Didn't know they were ID town.
The young lady turned ibe masl
around gingerly il Der 8aintily-giovee
hands, examined il critically, ana
asked with 9 pert, upward glance
isn't il rather shortsv
@0h, no-they come ii that size al.
ways, slailed the blond chief clerk.
i never saw one made exactly bike
this before invention, / sup.
pose, xentared she.
~0h, my, no; been in uee three
years, at least, said Henry.
Indeed. How strange 10 you
think they are better than those made
Of whaieboneg
Undoubtedly, was the ready re-
ply, though he mentally asked: who
ever beard Of a whalsbane maskg"
4And the strings9s she said turning
it around.
-stripg p echoed Hsnry in per-
plerity.
THAT IS, the straps the fasteners
ho8 does one keep them on
Let me show you, SAID Henry
reaching for it.
"0h, don't trouble yourself, cried
she with a half scream, and then she
turned pale as death while Henry
took the mask into bis hands.
As he stood looseuiug the straps
preparatory tc adjusting the affair
the customer seemed paralyzed with
deep emotion, and on the verge Of
dead FAINT But when Henry pulled
ho foaelr o4-or h,c Fooe AZ, scl.. TX
turned. She gazped for breath, opened
vide her eyes, and panted
by what in the world is it?"
Why, a baseball mask, to be sure:
lidnt you know smiled Henry
through the wires
~ nos that ISL thought it was
oh deari
Her pr0strate form was laid upon
he counters Pecks Sun.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19


Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
The Niagara Park project is progress
ing as rapidly as possible. The Board
Of Appraisers, to take testimony as to
the value Of the property to be taken,
will meet at the Fails this month and
continue in session until their work is
completed. Tie law renders it neces-
sary that the question Of purchase be
settled by the S0th Of April. 1855
The property about the Falls is Of
considerable value, but it has depre-
ciated greatly on the American side in
the last fifteen years, owing to the
hack-driver nuisance. People who
wish TO enjoy peace avoid Niagara
Falls after they have once viewed the
great cataract. The hack drivers are
said 70 be So powerful that they c3n-
troll the village elections and SCI az
noughi all efforts to put them under
restraint A correspondent Of the
Tribune says that a proposition IS
made that the reservation be placed
under control Of State officers or police
men in order to keep the grounds in
order and prevent the rule Of the
hackmsn turning the efforts Of the
STATE to noaght
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
N - nEAR 80.

In Paris recently a workman fell
over the parapet Of one Of the bear
pits at the Jarain des Plantes, and
very nearly became a prey to two
huge bears awaiting their afternoon
repast. The man lay for few min
utes insepsfble, with bad wound Oh
his head, om which there was a co.
pious flow Of blood. The spectators
for a short time kept the bears en-
pleyed, by throwing them endless
pieces Of bread, bat they made So much
noise in carrying out their well-meant
stratagem that the animals were
frightened away from this frugal en-
terlainment and the male. wandering
about in search If refuge. approached
the more palatabls food and licked uD
the blood aowin9 from The prostrate
sufferers wound Amid intense ex
cibment the keepers arrived and the
man recovered his senses Seeing bis
dangee however. be lay still as ifdeaa,
whiie the keepers prepared rope and
distracted the bear frcm its prey BY
striking It with long po.es Atlengtb
tbe prisoner eluebed e re-
lg hauled alof
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19


fThe following touchAg poem b.
our townsman, Mr. W A. Holme.
was suggested By the death of slr. "
II. Parker, and the mes a9es be sen
to his loved ones in Wisconsin,
Garry this message % Father"
A dying miner said
While. ending llfee long battle.
lie lay Oh unlgenitl bed
aAnd tell him am thinking
o. him and friends afat
Ere I eomnlence 70 joaney
Beyond the shining az.
tarry Gals mcszae e oller'
ABa iell her nol % n
Wher ! am laid for
Nifh companies % sisep.
This Night win soo
Then 1elrsl
a3 ell
u the loving keFs hune
That She may feed and know
How tendefly loved her
When was called to 60
And tell lor not o seTroW.
Bet 10 dry euch failing tear.
while waiting for the daWnihg
or heavens bright morn so clear.
-Carry this message 10 brother,
The last token ~ my love,
And tell him. sin LIES morning
III wait FOR him above.
Our feet viii tread ihe valley
Where flowers unfading grew,
And eur souls viii I've forever
In heavens noonfidf glow.
-Carry this kiss % another
When J ana laid 50 rest
And tell her she can never
Lean upon this faithful breast
Our dear home ID tlle Badger State
WIZ b. seen by ne no more,
But We shall meet iil better home,
Upon 3 sunnieI shore.
acarry this farewell % ait
It's The last one shall send
a voice from iieafen doth can
rs earthly hie must end,
But Ger The silent river
The bome Of God J see,
Where ne shall dwell forever
Beside the crystal sea-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Did you ever. Q. Beaedict, heary your
wife wonder what aeas were made
for2 Did yop ever sit next her r
some other woman) at tie the
aud observe the uneasy Nrithings
the ghastIy smile which yoar welded
wisdom warned you was ssuse3 81 the
journey Of fea over sis
derness Of bin and val, or perasrs
between the epiaermis and the lkg
If ever you heir vour wife wonder
again why aeas were made, ten ber
this fable:
Once upon z time Jupiter and Apol-
% were sauntering upon tie earth.
Olympus having palled rpon them
As they wandered Apollo suddenly
arrested The mighty JoVe, aad pointed
to scene ~ a riyef side Tree bred
the river and beneath one ol tEep in
the grateful shade, rscline1 a beaati-
ful woman. She was watching rear
toiling in a Eeld hard ly--a man who
stepped at times to wipe from rs
brow the perspiration engenersd bv
the scorehing sun; yet the woman. aIE
though idle. seemed wearieG even
more weariel than the nan. She
yawned ineessantlg, and her onea-
bright eyes were dull with the dull
ness Of idleneSs.
Jupiter and Apollo approached her
Woman, said the Thunderer.
~idleness is the mother Of alIths vees
Here IS what win occupy tbse islal
So saying, be threw apoa tie idle
woman a handful Of tleas. She imme-
diately became busy.
But ever since thatsday the daueb-
terso Of that old-time woman haysneyere
ceased 70 be idle, to be tired, aud 10 e
bored.
Hence the gods keep up the stock Of
aeas.-Argonaut
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Dsaznos tr0a Gls1s . ths rairsad at EiHeor. orcr
Weeds aas Ser.ea 3 stsuarts Hass groas Tor
Aas-sra p-asengers.l ,...---..... .I25 miles.
FrsHs lisss = cssirans. crossing TIE Dsyiis Can
ynns ana ssu-hiaS AZ Fin.l and Florence % miles
Froa e'iohs teczss Ssssals - Pioasef 80 nlies.
lies-si0s -hsssss iesei a Gsbe $40 feat
La,ifeds . e-zss-s. p nsinu.es. loasisuss 10 ae-
s-s=s IS miautez
hshesi nsaziaalzl tsEnpsraaers, Jaiy llth no deg
Lowest Hiiaisauaa temperature, jan 10TH .I6 4sg
Nan tea,pe-sElrs, sd.
Rzsniau to- 1ssz ........... IS
FTeyaliaz dires.isn q sind.
Al'esssFs-sas ezisulizT org s.. nsss -,
siasss the seaazssa1ls 'a.-ss
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
sURseREPrE0N RATES.
0zFIeIAL aIaEeTOaY.


FSsrisorial.
Go*ssnsr-F 4 Tritie. Prescott
ssersta-g " Fsa sruan, Prescott
Treasures Thomas J. Butler Prescott.
sapsrnssaasato os Pa5He Inssrnelion--W. 3 Her
sen. Tassaa
Aazltsr-E P. essgk, Preseost.
supreme Csust-Sasanss fioss7i. Chief Jussios,
Pssssass. nzaiel 4. II asy, Associate Justies. fhr
nix. - Fltzyssals Associate justice, Tucson.
4. s. Dlstrias Attorney. A zabriss.e, Tucsoa.
I. s Marshal -Lssn 5. Tlibali. Pressstt-
Surveyor Geaetal-Royai A. Johnson, Taasoa.
4 s. intssah RsTtaae Csllsssof-Thes. Cords.
Tasssn
Dsssssate q csasress C. H. 0ury, F1orsaee.
Jaizs = FrAt Jssi.siAl Dissrss-lgm. s Ftsgsfala.
{ai~s q s@eoaa iuai-iAi Dissriet-Danisl Il. Pin
ney. Phnaix
yusgsot Ta.sa Juaieai District -samneg Howard.
prsSco+t
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
ella County.

saags Of District Coart Daniel r. Penney
Clerk q nist5s, c5art-B B. ;. sisGsnais.
isdgs oi Prs5ats- B. Z. Long
sherig --Elsnlsais + Paseoe.
Uaaer srig-Tisonss A. Pasooe.
co,oaeg -Frank j. Howell
tsstass Astouaes-J. D. AcCabe.
Rseozaaf-P p aasr
ssssrsisaa-F y wsssmsysF cisriss A. Fssa.
T G. R95srssau.
cierk q Eoast Of fsa9sryissrs -Ge5rge ". Starrit.
ca.snsy rFszsa-ss r. La1sy
Pebble Aeniaissratar-fIouer y. Fisls.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

The annual expenditure Of tke PeFe
may be put down, according to a Re-
man journal, at about s14o0 eco
Formerly The Holy Father drew from
the States Of the Church an annual
ciFil list Of s650oe0 wAish Vas en-
ployed in the maintenance 81 Inc
court, Of tae cardinals residing IN Gu
ria, etc That IS the reason sghy the
Italian Government offered Pms *
the annual state income Of S650oeo
Since the seizure Of the papsl states
many other expenses. which forwerlg
we're net by other msans. have . bs
undertaken BY the Popes civil bst
Leo XIII, moeoya, i IS stated,
spends about Slooooo ia 2ias esSa
yesT.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

a correspondent says t1s Altai os-
tates Of Russia which belong 10
the crown cover an area ot 179e9es
square miles, fully toar times tie size
Of England. They contain the silvsT
MINES Of Barnaut PaulOn, and ssverai
others, the copper foundry at sesoun,-
and the iron-works Of Gagsiigg. Tue
,-s,-s ~. -, these sources Is asta
ishinglY small, but un0e
government would be made to
vast income, although, Of eoasse q
Russia there IS much TO contend wilA.
lack Of wood and coal TOR smelling
and cost Of transportation Of raw ma
terials.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

General Mcclellan. Brayton Tress
John G. Barron. Oliver Sumner Teall
and others have united in a sempsaF
to operate probably the largest ea
ranch in The world It IS IN Grant
county, \. M-,and about forty miles
from east to west and sixty from north
70 south, comprising about 100000
acres Of graSSng land. There are now
some 1900 hSad Of cattle es
range and It IS iAtended to Increase
the herds to s9000tatfle
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
DR.. sPINNEY,
NO. II. KEARNEY STREET.
Treats Special & Chronic Diseases
&C -

Who may be suffering from the effects Of
youthful f0iiies or iHdiscreii0n wiz do seell
70 avail themselves Of this the greatest boon
ever aid az the altar of suffering hnHafity
DR. epinney viii guarantee 70 forfeit $500
for every case Of seminal weakness which
hr undertakes and fails 70 cure.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
MIdaIe-Aged Men.

There are many af tde ages 0f thirty 20
sixty years who are Troubled with feo 'fre.
quent eYaeuati0us of tlie Bladder. often ae-
e9fnpanied Dy slight martag Or burning
sensation. and weakening 0f the system
Id S manner the patient cannot account Tor.
On examining the urinary deposits q fs)pr
sediment VIII often be found. ard some
times small particles Of aibumen viii ap-
pear, OF the color viii be Of q tain. miIkish
hue, again changing 10 q dark ana t0fpid
appearance There are many men Whodie
Of this difficulty, ignorant 0f the cause.
which Il TIE second stage 0f seminal weak
ness. Or. $. VIII guaranlee 3 perfect cure
in al such cases. and a healthy restoration
of t1e eenet0-ITiuary organs
Dfiee hours-10 to 4 and 8 to8 Sundays
rom 10 % II q n- tDnsebaten fFee.
Thorough examination and advice S5
6ali on Or address
DIX SPgNity & Co
- keagny s. SIN fraitciseo. fl
decf5-1F
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22

EARTHQUAKES AND LUMINOUS PAINT.-The
connection between earthquakes and lumin-
Gus paint would hardly be apparent to any
one without explanation. 1t nevertheless
exists, and the recent earthquakes in our
own country have served To remind us of
its existence As a matter of fact large
consignments of this paint are sent to those
countries where earthquakes are prevalent.
The use to which it is put invests it with
the utmost importance just for the few
critical mopents of the shock. In the
Philippine Islands, where earthquakes are
not uncommon, small metallic plates
coated with luminous paint are so placed
about the premises that at the first warning
the inmates are quickly guided to the door,
ana thus TO the street. III Manila it is laid
on IN patches about the bedrooms and stair
cases, serving as guides for the door-handles
and the stairs, night light being considered
especially dangerous, as likely to set fire to
the falling house. and thus to roast the in
mates in their own homes 1t follows that
those who live in districts likely to be Wis
tied by earthquakes will do well to adopt
this plan, and to burn no flame lights at
night, especially in the case of gas, the
pipes for which might be broken aSundcr
and the gas escape and take fire. The gas
should be turned off mt the main nightly.
and luminous labels be so placed as to in
dicate the door-handles and other guides
to the main point of egress, which would
enable the residents to find their way out
of their houses in the dark before the walls
perchanee buried them. Ii will be remem-
bered that at lscllia there was Just sufficient
time between the first shock of the earth
quake and the downfall of the Grand Hotel
70 permit those who acted promptly to save
their ives-[Iron.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22

During the fall of the year 1877 the coun-
ty of Shasta was thrown into state of
feverish excitement by the announcement
of the murder of John Schroeder, a rancher
at North Cow creek. The body of the un-
fortunate man was found riddled with bull
lets in the yard in the rear of his home.
At first there was not the slightest clue
leading to the identity of the assassins; but
as the time rolled on three men-Thomas
Gibson, Amos 2. Gibson and John Q. A.
Hildebrandt-werea arrested for the murder.
They were tried, convicted and the last two
were sentenced to life imprisonment at San
Quentin, Thomas Gibson being sent 10 the
same institution for twenty years About
year ago it was found that the latter had
no connection with the murder, and he was
pardoned by the Governor, and it now ap-
pears that Amos p. Gibson is also guiltIess.
by the written confession of Hildebrandt.
made about the same time, and steps are
being taken to have him pardoned. To
that end Francis Carr, an attorney at Mill
vile, Shasta county, is in San Francisco
for the purpose of interviewing Governor
StOneman.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22
REMARKABLE CASE.
The Life-like Appearance of Corpse
Causes It's Burial to be Delayed.

San Francisco Bulletin May 21stl
The ease of Laurine Moller, maid serv-
ant in the family of VI. Hansen, No. 2134
0'Farrell street. has attracted considerable
attention within the last twenty-four hours.
Sunday morning she was found III her
room apparently dead, through Sutfocation
by escaping gas. Monday afternoon the
body was taken 10 the Odd Fellows Gene
terry, but Mr.. Hansen was So impressed 10y
the life-ike appearance of the face that he
refused TO permit the burial toproceed, and
had the caSket placed in the vault. James
Henderson, the Superintendent, insisted
that Laurine was not dead. The cheeks
were flushed, there was moisture under the
eyes, the lips had not the palor of death
and the girl seemed to be sleeping natu-
rally, except that no breath came from her
partlyopen lips. The most remarkable
feature of the case consisted in the fact that
the hands had changed eirposition. Mr..
Henderson stated positively that when the
body was placed in the vault the hands
were folded across the breast, with
the fingers extended and the sleeves
Of the shroud pinnSl firmly to the
body of the dress. SO they remained
until some time Monday night, but
when the two watchers looked into the
coffin, shortly after midnight, they were
SuOCkttl DN lllt discovery tilsil llc ltllS D1tl
been torn ont of their tastenings, that one
arm was stretched out by the side of the
body, while the other hand pressed against
the lid of the coffin. The fingers of one
hand were closed tightly, while those of the
other were half closed They could dis
cover no trace of breath, and SO watched ON
without calling in assistance. Again in the
morning the fingers of each hand had
changed their position, those of the closed
hand having opened considerably while
those of the open hand had tightly closed.
Last night physician visited the vault
and examinedthe body, which still retained
its lifc-Gke appearance. Electricity was
applied but no muscular movements were
produced. Other tests We're resorted to- but
the results of all indicated death After an
hours examination the doctor stated that
he was certain that life was extinct, al
though the appearance of the body was eX-
traordinary and differed from anything ne
had ever before seen. He explained it rs
being probably due to some chemical ac-
ton of the gas. At the same time he Sug-
gested that the body should be removed 10
a warmer placc-more rs 4 last effort on the
part of friends than for any good that might
be derived from H.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22
WHOLE NO. 1O,328.
THE CHAUTAU0UA CIRCLE.
Summer Assembly at Pacific Grove,
Monterey.

On Monday evening, June 30th. the fifth
summer assembly of the Pacific Branch of
the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle Will open in Pacific Grove Monte-
rey, with an address by DR.. c. l.. Ander-
son, Nice-PreSidcnt The assembly will
close ON Friday, July llth. During the
session lectures and papers will be pre-
Sented on different topics connected with
the course of readings of the past wear.
Among them will be the following. "Bi-
oloSy and Marine Zoology by Rev. J. III.
Mythe, VI. d.; Some of Our Useful
Plants, by W. G. Klee, of the State Agri-
C9ttural OoleSe Entomology, by ProfS.
Moses and Cook, of the State University.
The Rise of Islam, Mrs. Florence Will
lams " y Talk upon Brook Farm Mrs.
Gcorgiana Is. Kirby; What the Orient
Has Done for Is" A. II. Cummins:
Tennyson, Rev. DR. Barrows: The
Liberty of Modern Science" Professor
George, of The University of the Pacific;
Ourselves, Rev. Dr. Holmes: George
Herbert, by Mrs. NJ. H. Field Among
the Volcanoes, Rev. f. C. Bcckwith. NJ
d.; Marine Botany DIR. C. L. Anderson;
Books, and How TO Read Them" Mrs.
Sarah b. Cooper; Historical Method and
' Archaeology, f. b. Perkins. Librarian of
the Public Library: Illustrations of
ShakcSpearem Study As You Like IT.
Miss JeSsica Thompson of State Normal
school The Need and Place of Normal
Work in the Smday-School" Professor f.
W Biackmar, of the University of the
Pacific; Outline of Bible Study" and
Methods of Teaching Miss Lucy NJ
Washburn. of the State Normal school:
" Temperance in the Public Schools" bv
Mrs VI. Y. Mccall Superintendent, W. 4.
I. l. for Northern California
1t is expected that Mrs c. T. Mills of
Mills Seminary, and Miss NJ f. B Norton.
Of the State Normal School, will also de-
liver addresses.
On the evening of July 4th musical
concert Will be given. and ON each evening
during the assembly.
The forcuoOns Will be devoted % the
lecturcs and other exercises in !hc hall ut
the grove. Each afternoon there will be
excursions and outdoor lectures along the
beach or through the pine forests
1t IS reported by the Secretary. Mrs NJ
II. Field, of san Jose that the California
Branch has doubled its membership within
the past year.
The exercises of the second graduating
class will take place in the forenoon of Fri
day, July 1lth
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
commencing "Wednesday. Anril 1G. 1ss4
$50 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains and Boats will Leave Sacramento


$50 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains and Boats will Leave Sacramento
AS FOLLOWS:
9.50 \. .M.-tDaily)-C F. Pacific Express, via
Benicia for san Francisco.
600 A. M.-(Daily) san Francisco Passenger
Train, via Benicia. Connects at Suisun
for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second-class
passenger cars for San Francisco at
tached.
7:1O A. M.-(sundays excepted)-Accommo-
dation Train to Marysyule, Red Bluff
and Redding.
9:3O A. M.-(Daily)-C. P. Emigrant Train to
Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1000 A. Nor as soon thereafter as practi-
cable-Sundays eXcepted). Steamer to
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
ON the Sacramento river.
11:30 4. Northumberland Train TO
Woodland. Williams, Willows Tehama
and Red Bluff.
11:40 \. M.-(Daily)-San Francisco Passen-
ger Train Connects at Gait with Passen-
ger Train to lone, and at Lathrop
with Passenger Train TO Merced,
MADEIRA Fresno and Tulare connects
also at Niles for San Jose.
10:40P. M.-(Daily)-Local Passenger Train
to Auburn and Colfax.
2:3O =. M.-(Daily) - Oregon Express for
Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Red
ding portland, Oregonl 4
2:J0 L. M.-{Dailyl-san Francisco Passen'
ger Train, via Bencia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo Connects also at Suisun
Sundays eXcepted), for Calistoga.
$50 =. M.-(Daily)-Local Train to Stockton.
connecting with Local Train TO Lathrop,
which makes close connections with the
Southern Atlantic Express to MADEIRA,
Moiave, The Needles "a. & P. K. RI,
Newhall Santa Barbara), Los Ange-
les, Cotton (San Diego) Yuma, Mari
copa, Tucson, Deming a., +. IL S. +
r. r. FL Paso Ct. d P. Ry.), San Antonio
and New Orleans. Connects also at Lath-
rop with s. z. Emigrant Train to The
Needles, Deming and FL Paso.
7:05 y. M.-(Daily) = Passenger Train to
Woodland and Knights Landing
7:35 T.. -(Daily)-CentralA Atlantic Express
to ColfaX, Reno Carson and Virginia),
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade Gu
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.