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Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. SEC0NIi A Judicial District Territory of Arizona. In and for the County 0f Gila
 JOHN LAIIH Plaiutif Vs. I'll E ESOETIf ant
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terfi- tory of Arizona, in and fof the Coenty of Giia, and the complaint fled in said CouB- ty ot tIlla, In tue office of the Clerk Of said District Court
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting Co The south Pioneer Mining Company, Defendant
 You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in an action brought against y0I by the above named Plaintiff, ia tbe Dis tTict Court of the Secend Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for fhe County of GiIa, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Globe, in said County Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this Snnlia0usi. within tWen- ty days (exciusiye of the day of servieel af- ter the service upon you of this SummOB5 fl served in this county. but if served out oz the county, and within this district then within thirty days. in ali other cases fbrfv days or judgment by default win be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 And you are hereby notified fhat said action is brought f0 recover the sum of Twenty IhOssaDd Dollars for damages and if you fail t0 appear and answer tho said complaint as above repaired the said Plaintiff will take judgment against yer for said amount and costs and dis5zrst ments la this behalf expended. GCN Given under my hand aad tho SelI[. Seal of the District Court of tie See >--S~-ond Judicial District of fhe Terri tory of Arizona in and fer tfe County of Gila, this z5th day of Jane. 4 D. lssl
 D. J. MCGINNIS, Clerk
 june 2s- -sod
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Ne ArpRon1ArIo1 MApn.


 An open meeting of the Bo'ed Of
 Supervisors was held on Wdnesdas
 evening, to consider the ad liability of
 making an appropriraon for the purpose of having Gila county $
 resources well disiayed at the com ing Worlds Par at New Orleans. No decision WIS then arrived at but the Board. ei the following morning. at their egnlar meeting, concluded not to nake an appropriation, as Leg islatve sanction is necessary. This decision is to be regretted, as $500 or <I 900 added to the countys expenses would not have perreptibly increased the burden or taxpayers, and the benefit to our county, by a proper dis play of our mineral and agricultural wealth. would have repaid us fourfold. Mr. Beard, commissioner. is doing what be can 10 secure a creditable ex- hibit. He is circulating a subscrip- ton paper, and all persons interested in the advancement os Gila county should aid him as literally as possible.
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ELECTION oFFEoERs.

The following election officers were appointed by the Board of Supervisors for tho election to take place Novem- Der 4th:
 GLOBE PaEmScT-B. c. Fox, In spector; ]. II. Hamill and Thos. 4. Lonergan. Judges Voting place. the rear room ofL. J. Webster's building, corner of Broad and Mesquite Streets.
 GRAPEVINE PREcrScr George Dan forth. Inspector; \. Hooker and ). T. Hazard, Judges. Voting place, Me Intosh's ranch.
 McMuLny PREcnoT.- D. LaRue Inspector; ]. K. Smith and Geo. C. Strong, Judges. Voting place athouse Of J. D. LaRue.
 PIoxEsR PREcEcr, (Tweeds Camp D ". 0'Carron, Inspector; Henry FauIl and John DeBois, Judges. Vet ing place at the office of tbe San Car los Mining Company
 STANTON PREcScr J C. Coplin. Inspector 4. MeLane and J " Hor- rell, Judges. Voting place at office of J c. Coplin.
 SUMMIT PREcrScT--Frank Biggele- ben, Inspector J D. Garrett and Chas. Rogers, Judgss Voting place, office of Y. Q. Kelluer
 RESo PRECINCT. A. Packard. In spector: T Cline and David Harrer, Judges. Netting place, house of Thos. fl;na
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kkeE nAE.L sEEriNe.


 A meeting WAS held on Iharsday
 evening for the purpose of re-organ.
 izing tbe Globe City Base Bah Club.
 " ". Jones occupied the chair; AL.
 Walker acted as sberetafs. Balloting for officers resulted in the election of
 B. r. Pascoe, President; J. H. Hamill, 1 Vice President; 4. L. Walker, Treas urer: C. M. Allison. Secretary; Ed Lynes, Field Captain. A motion was then put and carried that a reserve nine be chosen, from which substitutes can be drawn in case of necessity. The matter of uniforms was then dis cussed and it was finally decided that each member of the nine furnish 1im- self with a suit of white flannel white cap, with blue trimming, bIae stock ings and canvas shoes.
 Various committees aese then aps pointed: One to solsit subsei iptions from the business men and liberal minded citizens. to defray the expen- ses which will be incurred during the visit of the San Carlos Club-another to arrarge for the proper entertain ment of the guests. An executive committee and one to supervise the improvement of the grounds, were al- 80 appointed.
 Dees for the month of October were fixed at fifty cents, and it was decided 1 that should the treasurer not have sufficient funds in hand after the ap- match game to meet the | outstanding indebtedness. then mem bers of the club ate each to pay their pro rata share to make up the deficit. It is expected that sufficient money will be obtained from dues and sub to meet all expenses. All present lten1 then signed t5e member ship roll and the meeting adjourned until Monday evening Oct. 2oth.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
Preferred Locals.

Go to Chapel's for fresh eonfeetions. rles.
 Co to Van Wagenens for good hat.
 Go to chapel's for rope, axes and handles.
 The Drew dwelling IS for sale. Fol particulars apply at the BELr office. Gross ( BIaekwell's pickles and chow-chcw at Chapels.
 All classes of goods as low as ths lowest, for cash, at FanWageneus. chapel has pure maple syrup and extra choice cream cheese, direct from New York, his natlve home. For tobacco best grades chewing and smoking also cigars and cigar retes go to Van Wagenens. Choice fresh fruit at Chapels ap- ples, pears, grapes and peaches, alse
  fresh dried fruits of all kinds. Job lots of chewing or smoking to. baccos, at 50 cents per lb., at the NeWs Depot Taylor < Hatch. 4 new supply of choice smoking and chewing tobacco, just arrived at Chapels-eall and get g chromo. Clothes baskets, clothes pins and lines at Chapel's.
 Cube sugar 15c. per pound for cash at Van Wagenen's.
 Don't forget to leave orders with Chapel for wood, hay or chickens. You can buy choice fresh can goods for cash ss cheap at Van Wagenen' as anywhere and find . good assort- ment.
 Lantern globes, lassp chimneys- burners, wicks &c. at Chapels, also kitchen pianos.
 
 Liquors by the gallon or bottle at cost as l wish to close out the liquor department.
 c. s. XAx WAeESEs. Fresh mackerel. salt maekerel and mess mackerel in quantities to suit at Chapers
 Chapel makes a speciality of fresh and dried fruits, butter, cheese, eggs, and everything that good New invoice of fresh candy and nuts al c. s. Van Wagenen.
 Go to ehapeG's for choice fresh ranch butter, cheese and eggs
 For cholce groceries and fresh fruit Mrs. k. Gill's headquarters. For choice groceries sf all kindss go to Chapel's # quality is what you want
 Fresh ranch eggs at someryilles Gall at chapels for a mess of RSund Shore herring for breakfast Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. R Gills Assorted and faneg eendes just re- teived at SomerYill
 
 Butler e ena cheese at seneE- yilles
 If yoa Want fanef ciaekers and lans er 4a te soriefT
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Sherifs Sale

DY vIKTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS AJ sued out pf the Justices Court. 0l Globe Precinct. Gila County, Arizona Terri tory. dated the 10th day of October, A. D. 1884, in a certain action wherein J. B. Henery, as Plaintiff, recovered judgment against the Gypsy Mining Company, as Defendant, for the sum of $40 and cost of suit taken at &s9 %, on the 9th day of Oct A. D. 1884, Have levied upon the follow ing described property, t0-Wit. All of that certain nilil-site known and designated as the Gypsy mill-site, together with all im- movements and appnrtenances thereon or thercuntO belonging, said inili-site is situa- ted iH Globe Mining District, Gila County, A. T., about six (6) miles northerly from the town Of Globe on the McAillen wagon road. at, or near its junction with the Cen tenziai road, and is recorded in Book Two l2l on page seventy-eight (7Sl Gila County Mining Records, t0 which reference is hereby made for further description.
 Public Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY the 6fh day Of Nov, A. D. l68h at 20'clock D. m. of that day at Public Auction at Globe, in front of the Sherif-s Oihce. l will sell all the right. title and in- terest Of the said Defendant la and Go said described property fo the highest and pest bidder Co satisfy said execution and all costs. B. Y. PASCOE,
 Sheriff Gila County, 4. T.
 Oct. ll-4w
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AN IMPoRTAxT INNENFIoN.


 J. L. Baehelder of Globe has re- eeived letters-patent for an explosive shell to be used in warfare. Thecbief points of merit claimed are tlle safety with which it can be carried and it's harmlessness until t comes into forci- ble contact with some solid object.
 The invention consists of tbe com bination, with the shell, of fragile yes sels containing liquids the mitture of which forms a highly explosive com pound. The shell Is fired out Of a cannon and the force that drives the shell from tue cannon forces the firing pin into the sheli and breaks the two glass vessels that hold the liquids, which mix and explode when the shell strikes any object. It is claimed Chat 1t solves the problem of handling high explosives sgith safety and success in warfare. Mr Bachelder has also taken steps to secure patents on his inYen- ton in England. Germany and France.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
NnTIlE

AIEEEfFFs HFEIcE, 1IT.A COUNTY. A f. f
 6I0BE 0ctebcr q I8st
 In compliance HIth section [ ol Ehapte Nili De general election hQiaer in 9ila County on he flb dag aI NOV f.1l l5ist, lS5l in actSFfaHee Nith ilH above pr0fIa- IsaQ B. t. F-ttf, ,tfE, elfTtf.
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rEnalroR161 roPIts.
ConacnsSd frosa Our Exchanges fof
 "snver Bells Rcaders

It is though that there will be up wards Of .s00 names on tue great register of haricopa county before il is closed.
 Thomas Hanrahans miner in the Coronado mine. near Clifton, was SC. rioosly injured last week by the unex. pectea explosion of a blast. As usual in such accidents his eyes suffered most
 w. Lake, prominent Mormon of Apache county, was arrested on a charge of polygamy and taken to Prescott by Marshal Evans. Lake gave bonds in the sum of 5000 and was released.
 Tie Yuma Sentinel says: The crop of corn grown by the Yuma Indians on their reservation on ths California side is in most prosperous condition. That portion of lt seen from the rail- road. some sixty or seventy acres. would do credit to the agricultural skill of any Caucasian farmer.
 Superintendent Smith, of the Bo- nanza mines. Qu1otoa. his last re- port says: -Qnite number of men are employed at the present time in grading road and foundation to erect machinery for power drills which will arrive here in about tensdays, and will be put in operation as soon as possible" "
 The Enterprise reports that a peti- ton is being circulated in Pinal coun- ty asking the Governor to pardon R. T. Nicholson who was sentenced at the October term. last year. to five years in the Territorial prison for killing a man. The Enterprise asserts sbat it was clear case of murder without circumstances
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Hal MeNelly has received a com muuication from 4 5. Simmons. written at the request of Capt. Craw- ford, stating that the San Carlos Rase Ball Club would come to Globe and play ths return game with our nine as soon as Sergt. Rosenbery is able to resume bis position behind the bat. He was recently severely hurt by be- ing kicked by horse, but 1t IS thought nill be able to play by the last of the month at which time Lieut. Davis and olLer meabefs of the San Carlos nine will be back from Turkey Creek Oar boys should put in all available time m practice work thenine should be chosen which is to be pified against fhe Agency beys- and they should play together as often as possible against q picked nine The San Carlos nine, 50 A are informed have had eoaSidera
 le pra1s sad A pl9F troug
 aI4
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Kew Advertisements.
Warning.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAU- tA toned from trusting any person, WhomsOevef, on my account, unless up01i special order, in writing, from me.
 Globe, A. T., Oct. "A. 1881.
 oct iI-tf FRANK BISSIG.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

D. F. Crawford left Globe early in she week fol Phenix with the inten- ton of locating permanently at tue latter place
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
ArLANr.

There is now a strong probability that the mail between this place and Fort Thomas will be carried according to contract. T. 3 Graham of Buens Vista, Colorado, has tue matter fn hand and has given earnest of an hon est endeayor to fulfill the agreement between the original contractor Emer- son, and tho postal department He has provided a new and suitable cov- cred vehicle which will comfortably accommodate five passengers with their baggage. He also has provided sufficient stock 10 enable the estab- fishing of necessary relays to insure making the trip seventy miles in tgelge hours. Messrs. Norton &stew- at, contractors for the eastern end oi the line, from Thomas to Bowie will act in conjunction with Graham.
 sr-s-
 From the Enterprise we learn that a horse thief was captured, last week, IS miles west of Tucson, by two men from phunix who had followed him from that place. When oyertaken he was riding the sielen horse, confessed tbe theft and told bis captera to kill hip. as he had no desire to live. Tsey brought him to Florence where he was .sailed.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
pOsI oEEIcE TIME TAsLE.

oBce open on wesk days, iron 7.so a. ID. unti D ro and D. m. until 7-3op. pl- snnaiass From s.2a antil a. m. Ez- al nkR doses at l2 m.
 WE. SPENCE. Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

slonzo Bailey has received an i'm mense stock Of Hayden's flour, which be has stored in the building adjoin- ing Charley Stars saloon.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

N. T. McNelly returned from Salt river on Thursday, where he spent ten days and enjoyed himself in fishing and other rural Pastimes Asa result of his piscatorial efforts, he brought home six fine salmon, each measHring two feet in length He looks greatly improved by his trip.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Thomas Buchanan has sold his Pi- nal ranch te Robert Irion and will hereafter reside at Silver King.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Election officers will please apply to Geo. V. Sterritt, Clerk of Board of Supervisors, for election blanks.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Julius Krentz returned on Friday with his family. They viii make their permanent residence here.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Straight whlskies just received from bond, at 121 cents a drink at
 CHAs. HolBoRN < Cos.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

I've heating O. parlor stoves for sale by q. 1. SwAsEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

R. l. Long, the Republican nominee for Superintendent of Public Instruc- ton, left on Wednesday for PhoniK. where he will begin spirited canvass wSieh viii extend to all the principle townsin the territory. Ar- Long is a man of considerable ability whe will make favorable impression wherever be goes.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Lieut. West and Al. Sieber, from San Carlos. were here on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Messrs Webster and Winne, both experienced gold miners. have taken lease on the Yellow Metal mine, from the owners Messrs. Heineman and Soyer. h less than two weeks they vii have erected two arrastras t0 work the auriferous ores As far 4s success is concerned any one who knows the mine will coHeede that Aessrs Webster and Winne are to be congratulated upon having been able ts secure the lease
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

FNyHE SILVER BELT is kept on file at 1 l. C. Dakes Advertising Agency, 90 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal where contracts for advertising can hC made for it
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
Office HOars oI Globe 8 San Carlos Tele-
 araph Company.

From s to 11:45a a. nl. 12.85 to D. m. and to 9 D. m. sunday h0ufs-9 Co 10 a. m. and t0 s D. nl.
 Nighi-rate messages must be handed m before S.20 D. m- Co Insure prompt trans mission over " IT. lines
 q. M. ALLISON. Operator.
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w Register if you desire t0 vote.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

LOCAL NEWS
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11


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 rRoagh on Corns,7 for Corns, B1nions IS cents.
 Inn pc0Dle sWells HeaIth ken6weT restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, ctc- 9i,
 Rough on T00ihacle,f Instant relief I5c
 Ladies who would retain freshness and fiqaeity don't fail Co try sWell8 Health Renewer.7
 Ai3uche paiba.s great kidney and urinary cure.
 Flies, roaches, ants. fed-bugs, rsfs, miee, cleared out by -liough on Rats 15c. @hQagh on Coughs. troelIes, I5 cents; liquid 25 cents.
 For children, slow in deVel0pment puny and delicate, use Wells Health Renewor'r 'shough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try it l5 cents
 Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexaai Debility cured by -Wells' Health ke- newer Sl
 Mother swans Worm Syrup. for fever lsnness, WgIns, constipation; tasteless. ssic. etingina. irritation. all Kidney and fJTi0- 'Tiry complaipts cured by ~Buchu-paiba-n @1 Night sWeals, fever, chills, malaria. dys- peisisl cured by Wells Health keneWer.n Ny husband writes a iady) is three lmes the man since using Wells Health ieneNer.
 lf you are faliing. br0ken, worn out and nervous, nse Wells Health Renewer Si Prevalence Of Kidney complaint in America; ~Bnehn-paiba7 Is a quick, com piete cure. SL
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Subsesiber is respectfully referred to the records, or Mr Sterritt, the clerk of the board, for an answer. Our recollection Is not clear in refer enea to the matter We, however might ascertain the fact b5 reference to our files which wouid entail some labor, and, therefore, the easiest way to obtain the desired information is as we suggest.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
TmE PnYsIeIa1.a An9EeE .

THE PHYsECIaN's ADVICE. What shaitI 5o cid Aker cried, For tEls sharp anguish in my side,
 This aseadfai rheumatism elye tried ali soF's Of pIEsie vile, Which certainty have eosi a pile.
 -And stiA Pie paroSysm.7 The doctor said 4Iy friend. eschew ~Ihese n0Xlolls nostruIas. nr eise YOU
 ~Nili be t10 Weak tD l5ill a eur: rllve np cid pliysie tfF tiie new. ~Ihe very thing thaf meauf for y5il--
 ~fhe mighty Saliegiica
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11
Saturday, oesol.erIl. 1884

BAPTIST CHuRcH NUTfcE.-f'reachmg Snnaay. at l6:so a. ili. sunday School at II:So a. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study. Friday. 7:3e D. In.. at private resi- dences.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Charley Star has just received ten barrels Of the celebrated Anheuser beer, which he is selling at 70 cents per bottls and l21 cents per drink
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

ED- SLvER BELr.-Dsar Sir, Is it true that s. Gilson, fhe Republican candidate for Supervisor was ever cen sured by the present Board of Super yisors for derelietlou of duty when road oysrseer. sunscmBgR
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

The owners of the Fame mine Uhas. Hayse. Frank Bissig. J. H. Eat on and August Pisper. who have been quietly developing their property, have been rewarded by the discovery of a fine body Of neh ore [horn silyer) in the third tunnel, l6o feet il. This ore body is continuation of chimney whish yielded Sls,o0o last year and since the mine was first opened, more taan Si0.00o, and only the richest ore has been milled The present showing Ii 50 good that it has been decided to erecta five stamp null immediately and increase the number of miners to ten. The Fame will no doubt main- tain its past record
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Ar. John Thompson. 58 Hanover street, Liverpool, England, and one of the oldest and most extensive dealers jn drugs in Great Britain. writes: It is a great pleasure to sell a remedy which gives general satisfaction, and our people, like their American cous- ins. have become convinced of the fact that St Jacobs Oil conquers pain. The demand for 1t in Liverpool and vicinity was never so great as at the present and is daily increasing
Arizona silver belt., 1884-10-11

Call at tbe AewF Depot fl yon want to bay lega bill asd congress cap pa. per nr i'9peFcite cheap
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iane 20d
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, Feb. 2G--Mr. Allison
offered resolution which was agreed to,
calling upon the secretary OF the navy to
furnish the senate all the information on
6le in that department respecting the
progress of the work ON tho construction
of the ship canal at the Isthmus OF
Panama.
Mr.. Hale introduced the following
Joint resolution. which was at once read
three times aud passed without debate:
Resolved by the senate and house OF
representatives, that the act Of her Brit
tanic majesty's g government in present.
ing to the United States government the
arctic steamship Alert which will be used
in the contemplated expedition to
relieve st. Greedy and party, is recogniz:
ed as oppoi tune and generous. and
deeply appreciated by congress and the
people Of the United States; and that
the president is hereby requested to
communicate copy OF this resolution to
her Brttanic msjesty's government.
Mr.. Sewell from the committee on mil
itary affairs reported favorably on the
house bill for the relief of Fitz.John
Porter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-26
Status of u Territorial Delegate.


Washington, Feb. 23-The forfeiture
of the land grant of the Backbone rail-
road, now claimed by the New Orleans
Pacific railway, as assignee, was consid-
cred by the house committee ON public
lands to-day. The vote ON the forfeiture
stood five to five. MIR. Belford moved
that Delegate Brents, of Washington ter
ritory, cast the deciding vote.
Chairman Cobb replied that Mr..
Brents had no vote in committee, being
a delegate. Mr.. Brents had previously
voted on the forfeiture under consldera-
,tion. In referring to this fact. Mr.. Bel
ford said to the chairman: "I've always
noticed that he was allowed to vote when
his views were the same as those OF your
self. Now, when ho is opposed to the
forfeiture, you will not permit him to
cast his ballot"
Mr.. Cobb arose from his chair and re-
piled that he would not permit anyone
that heretofore no one had raised the
question Of Mr.. BrentIs voting. He had
always voted with the majority or orminor-
as his vote at this time. would decide d
question be would enforce the rules of
the house excluding the ballot of the
delegate.
A heated colloquy between Mr.. Cobb
and Mr.. Belford followed, in which the
latter asserted that his rights on the
committee were the same as those of the
chairman (Mr. Cobb)
Representative Anderson was not
present. and the deciding vote was left
for him to cast. The members of tho
committee are OF the opinion that Mr..
Anderson will vote for the forfeiture of
the grant.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-26

turned laborers. The returned laborers
belonged to the Inland Of Tarawa and
Apiang in The same group, q people
which has been u constant warfare with
the inhabitapts Of Naunsti. The return
Cd laborers on lending, seized q number
|oi young girls and ravished them, which
provoked ! fght With the inhabitants
who were armed only with clubs and
spears. Twenty Naunatis were killed
and many wounded, while the others e.
capped to the island of Apamama, short
way of, reinforced their number and re-
turned to Naunati, where several were
killed on each side, and three or four
assailants carried of to Apamama.