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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The Charleston 6, e. News pub ished on Monday the views of Cover nor Thompson and twenty-four Dem ocratic County Chairmen iu that State as to the effect of CleyeIands election on the political and industrial coudi- ton of the South, They say that the election of Cleveland meaus more money and less politics in South Caro- lima; that there will be a general re- yival of industries; that manufactures will be stimulated aud developed by the application of additional capital; that the working people will bebetter paid; that the price of farm lands and of real estate generally will advance, that thers will be for the whole peo- pie, without distinction of condition or class, an era of political and indus Tial progress.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
POLECY OF THIN NEW AnMlKIls,
 TAXATION.

A great many persons aiu as pres ent speculating on what Mr Cleveland will do when he enters the White House, and what Che policy of the new administration win be. All we have upon which to base an opinion is the course he has pursued while gov ernor of New York and from that we are led to believe that his administra- ton will be conservative one, It seems to be the generally accepted be- lief that all office holders under the Republican regime have got to go, but that there will be any such complete decapitation of present incumbeuts is not probable. In the first place there are in all the government departments at Washington men who have held their positions for years, and tho knowledge acquired by many of them makes 1t desirable that they should be retained in order to facilitate the workings of the various departments 1t will be the Incompetent persons who will be weeded out, and among sGct a host of dependents, plenty such will be found who have been kept in their position by the patronage of persons higb in power or influential with the present administration.
 The present Civil Service Act was passed with a view to protect e1mpe- tent officials 1t was ehampioned by a Democratic Senator and was voted for by majority of Democrats in both Houses. Bayard, PendletOn, Lamar Garland, Carlisle, Randall, Cox, Nor rison, Tucker Hewitt Willis and other men of prominence in the party have spoken and voted for it, and will stand by tho new President in its sup, port. Mir Cleveland is not a man who can be wrongfully influenced by one section or faction, and we believe he will strive to harmoniz9 contend, ing parties and by wise and conser, yatiye course, give to tho business and manufacturing interests a confidence that will rebound to the benefit oi commerce and the peace and prosperi, ty of our land.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Chapel has tho largest and best as sortnent of syrups n towa. Ask for his Eureka brand, western New York. Guaranteed pure maple
 Go to lshapeils for fresh soda and fancy crarkers also dried fruits of all kinds Yery ehoice.
 Cio to Van Wagenen's for . good hat.
 The Drew dwelling Is for sale. For particulars apply at the BeLr office. All classes of I,oods as low as the lowest, foF cash, at YanWagenens.
 For tobacco bsat grades chewing and smoking also cigars and cigar retes go to Van Wageneh's.
 Job lots of chewing or smoking to- baeeos. atg 50 cents per lb,. at the News Depot Taylor & Hatch
 Cube sugar l5e. per pound for cash lat Van Wagensns s.
 You can buy choice fresh can goods for cash as cheap at Van Wagenon's as anywhere and find a good assort- ment.
 Lantern globes, lamp ehimneysr burners, wicks &c. at Uhapels, also kitchen pianos.
 Fresh lpaekerel, salt lnaekerel and mess maeksrel in quantities to suit at ChapeIs- Ghapel makes 2 specially of fresh { and dried fraits, butter, cheese, eggs and everything that's good l New invoice Of fresh candy and nut. at c. s. Van Wagenen. Go to Ohapels for choice fresh ranell butter, cheese and eggs. ] For elioiee groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs. R. tiill's headquarters, Fer choice groceries of RI kinds, gc to Cbapel's # quality is what you want
 Fresh ranch eggs at someryillss.
 Call at Chapel's for . mess of Round Shore herring for breakfast.
 Fresb California cheese and besl ranch butter at Mrs. R GilI's, l Butter, eggs and cheese at samer I Yiile's.
 H Yoa want fancy crackers and fan. cy bisctlits go to someryiIles. l Call at tha News Depot if you wani Ito buy legal bill and congress cap pa per or F'speaettes cheap.
 TAYLoE < HArcH
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Preferred Locals.

60 to Chapels for fresh crackers ot all kinds
 The Langtry Balls at Myers { Scheins,
 Call and see these hobby sults at Van Wagenens
 New prints aad ginghams at Myers < scheins. BooI's Lys Hominy and Durkee salad dressing at Chapels
 A fresh involce of maple sugar and syrup just arrived at Chapels
 You can buy . heavy double hlan. ket for Si at Myers ( sehein's
 A new broom sweeps clean, quail tles and prices to suit at ChapeI's.
 The celebrated five hooks, Fosters patent, kid gloves, atMyers < schein's.
 Remember that E. r. Kellner will not be UNDERsOLD by anybody or in any ono article He is deter mined to meet all competition aud will undersen any store which at- tempts to beat his prices.
 Hoop skirts and bustles at the Ban, iner Store.
 Co to Chapels Cash Store for choice butter and cheese, he keeps tho cream of tue market
 Chapel has just received a large supply of choice boneless cod fish in two pound packages
 You will find the largest and best assortment of fresh candies and nuts at chapels
 Leave your orders with Chapel for wood, hay, grain and chicken feed
 FOR SALE AT A BARG AIN ' sey- eral new Fish wagons, one top buggy, one eight horse power engine and boiler, one twelve mule team aad wagons, lot of good second-h -hand furn. iture, 6c., &e,, at E x KeIlner s New York Store
 Two heating or parlor stoves tor sale by G A. slFAsEYj,
 Assorted ana fancy candies just re- eeiycd at soiaeryilles
 AK Chapellor Fenzer's old Homes ty chewing iobaceo just the thing for this elinatp ghoies liquors, b the bottle or gal loni at (. 5. Nan glaEenan
 ou can get bargain in tea at Van Wageuens-
 Qhapel ms faculty of mixing tea and griaing soties for hIs slSstsmers, which x bshng greatly appreciated these warm aays.
 CD to Chape for iauhary aud tf6tief g6ats
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
(First Publication, November 22 is84l APPMsiATI0N G9. aitss For Patent for the Cross Cut MInlng
 Gtaia1,
LnILed S4lIes I.ana Oniee,

Tnca0n Arizona, Nov. l9, 1884
 NTotice IS hereby given that The Crpss IN Gut Silver Mining CgulpAny, by Jphn ts Jones' attorney, whose post0iliee address is Globe, LonGty ot 6ila, and Territory esf Afizaaa, has filed lss application for . Iat ent for yal0 feel of tho Cross Cut Mining Claim 9g @aia, bearing minerals wilA svF- face gTpald 0f 60g feet In width, situat&d aud being ia the Globe Mining District, County of Gila and Territory of Arizona, and designated by held notes and official plaE oR iile in this office fls lot No. 6e, in sasd mining disiriefs said lot No. 6e, being described as to}snws, gD-wit:
 Beginning aS tlle middle Of the claim, at a pine Isost, 8xs Inches, lfl mound of stones, post marked C. G, |. F. U. S. mineral men- unent No. sf Globe District. bears $ { deg. and ls init. " 47s2 feet distant. Cf3l.. NO. (. of Newttin mine, \ 8l deg. Ss mifL. w sl5 feet distant West end of Silver Joe nine, Lot No. 59 6s0 gs tseg. E, 1874 feet distant. AlsAche Peak N s5 deg 3i min. E.
 1lsetlce is deg as min. M I59 feet to q pipe post 5xS Inches, marking the sontherly cad centre of claim, p9sl iHaSsed c. C. No. l. Thence s % deg, is nlin. E, 500 feel Co | pine post iigs inches in mound If stones, at the S Y eorl9efpf claim, post marked e. C. No,2 Jliellels \ is deg 58 min. E. lS91 feet 70 | pine posi- 6xs iaches, surrounded by mound of stones marking the north RkAft NffA EtFfA S Thence N 1a deg. n nlln. VI 909 feet Q the nDFthefly end centre Of elailn, ta post 6xS inches 10 a mound 0f stones, post marked c C. No { Thence tsenie c1ufse) 800 feel 70 . pine post Gas ibehes, in l al8rJid Of stones, at ngrthwaA corner Of claim. post marked No 0 Thence 10 deg. s6 min. " l500 feat to oa pine post 6xs inches, in monRd of ss0hss, snarklng sopthwest corner Of claim, post marked N {, Thence 5 70 deg. It IBiiS. E, B8 feet bl monument and post c. C. No, Y at souther- 1 i3 centre Rnd place of hpgiDning.
 C0ntaininE aH area Of 20l6 acres. Variation iS deg G5 min. East
 n fore my and all persons claiming 1 adversely any portion pf the said Cross Cut Mining Claim or surface ground are u. ouired to file their adverse claims with the Register Of the US. Land Office, at Tue son. Arizona, during the sixty days publh cation hereof or they will be barred by the l provisions ot the statutes
 It 6 hereby ordered tbat tiie foregoing notice of application for patent he pub listed f0f tlie period Of sixty days tiC { weeksl iii the AEizoSA SIIlTKR BKi.T, q weekly nesspapeF published at Globe, Gila County, Arizona.
 BIN. si. THOMAS, Register.
 nov, 22-i0w
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The annual report of the Comnis- sioner of Pensiors for the fiscal year ended June 90, 1881, shows that there were at the close of the year 322,756 pensioners, classified as follows: 2lS,r 956 army inyalids, 75,836 army wid cws, minor children, aud dependent relatives, 2,6l0 navy invalids, l,938 navy widows, minor children, aud de- pendent ralatlvss, 3,se8 survivors of tho war of 1a12, and 1e,5l2 widows of those who served in that war.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Roscoe Conkling ID answer to the inquiry of New York paper cores pendent as to whether he was . can-
 didate for the senate, replied: T thank you for your solicitude, but ! know of no indueeinent that could draw me nearer to politics than my profession calls me- He assured tue gentleman that he was out of politics and in the business of making money. The latter occupation he found so pleasant that he preferred it to poities-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The annual report Of Second Assist ant Postrlaster-ieneral Lyman shows that at ths close of the last tistal year more star service was in operation than indicated by an average for the five years next preceding, and per. formed nj . diminished cost For the year ending June a0th, the transpor' tahon covered sl,l09,052 mil,ts, at ' cost of s5NS9, ,94I, au average Of 6.2s cents per milei for the five years pre-. ceding, the service covered 75i96O, ,055 miles, at q cost of $6, 194 .s2o, an aver, age of S. IS ceuts per mile,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

There are projects for draining some of the great swaunps of the Southern States. The people have found, how ever, that artesian wells sunk tc . considerable depth yield them an abundance of pure water. Southern Georgia is being rapidly supplied with wells of this character. This has led to experiments lipon boring wells with yieg to striking subterranean out. lets of the swamts. It is believed inc artesit n wells sunk on lower levels will, De the method of swamp drainage in the future. The suggestion may be of considerable value, for there is q vast amount of excellent land con stantly covered with water, and the ordinary metho ls of drainage arc very expensive.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The trial of Frank James for conl- plicity in the 0tterville train robbery, was called at Bonneville, Siio., on the 22, but contmuauce was granted the prisoner to allow time to secure wit nesses, That hewill be acquitted is almost foregone conclusion. The bandit easily secured sufficient bond. The bondsnen ale said to De proni- rent citizens, When called to siGn the bond some of them came down from the jury br,x, and others from within the bar. What 8 parody on justice!
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The carpet mills of Philadelphia have reduced the wage, of 5000 em- ployees from l6 to 20 per cent A meeting of 28 establishments was he'd and tue reduction decided upon. This action, it is claimed, was necessary be- cause of the depression in the trade, caused by a lack of consumption
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Edward and Louis Gueld, two brothers, who bad by hard labor gained a competency in ohic, recently started to return to France, their ma tive country. Upon their arrival in New York they went on a protfacted debauch and after returning to their lodging on the evening of tho 18th inst, Louis shot bis brother in the head and then blew out his own brains.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Sufficient money has not yet been raised to pay fo. the pedestal of the BarthoIdi statue. It is an extraorii- nary and humiliatiug spectacle this courteous proifer of great work of art by the test representatives of a sis ter republic, to whose ancestors our own forefathers were largely indebted for the successful outcome of the war for Independence and the indifference and neglect with which the gift has been received. Americans have never been charged with niggardliness or with want of patriotic pride, but ii is hard to so explain the present inac- ton as to harmouize it with generosi- ty and patriotism. Nothing could be more beautiful in its artistic effect, more thrilling in historic suggestive ness, or more prophetic of the dawn Of universal peace-the forming of the federation of the nations than this towering figure of Liberty presented by France to America, and forever holding it's high torch over the most cosmopolitan city of the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The German Socialists have issued . manifesto announcing a programme of fieree opposition to Prinoe Bis snarck, Their first move in ths Reich. stag will be for the abolition of the soeiaIigtic law.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

A ,lufabsf of bowling anti-liQs or men Of Of Bladahsburg, Knox eosntss Ohio, On the 2d int, attaeked Chap. lns saloon, kilIsd the propEiesr and
 then twew tie contents og tbe astsb- lishlneRt into the street and 3est essl
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
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As matter of courtesy, President Arthur has invited MT. Cleveland to make the White House his home while preparing for tlie ceremonies of tue inauguration.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The remains of John c. Calhoun have been placed, by thestate of South Carolina, in granite sarcophagus ere1t,,d on the site of the ola tomb at Charleston.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The historic nonument tocommem- crate the battle of Monuments has been unveiled at Freehold, M Jg with imposing ceremonies.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Notice of Forfeiture.
Administrator. Sale ,t Real Estate.

.
 NJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN In pHFsnanccof an order of the Pro bate CtiuEt llt and for the County of Gila, Territory uf Arizona. made on 18th day of November 1884, ln the matter of the estaSe of Jesse Young, daeeased, the undersigned, the administration of said esIste will sell at public auesiOll, to the highest bidder, for cash, and Eubject to confirmation by said Probate Court on M0ADAY. the Sth day of December 1884, at i00'cleek q. m, at the front door 0f the Probate Court, In Globe, ia fiie County of ttila, all tic ngin title, interest and estate of the said Jesse Young, deceased, at tbe time of bis sieAfb, and all the right title and interest flat the said es- tate has. by operation Of law pT otherwise aequired other than oF In addition tn thai of the said deceased at the time of his death, ia and to all fhgge eertai l0ts pieces or paraeis of lnnd situate, lyinlt and being in the said County Of Giia, Territory Oi Afizona, described as follows ts-wlt. Lot six {5) in block eighty-iiye 1851 and iot six @ in block eighty-sig tse) b8tfs in the town of Globe and described 0n the Of. ! tieial map of said town now en file in the Probate Judges office of said county. Terms and conditions of sale, cashs ten per cent, of the purchase money tG be paid to the admiuistfator, 0il the day Of sale balance 8l confirmation of sale by said Probate Court Deed at expense Gf pur' chaser ALBERT K. YOUNG, AaniRissFator 0f tlle estate of Jesse Young Deceased,
 Nov l5, isss nov is-lW
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

TEe green-eyed monster which had taken lodging in the brain of Charles Williams, of Cambridge, Erie county, Pa, resulted iu killing his wife, nee Maggie Psrshal, and subsequently seridiug a bullet through las own bistin
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

"A conversation by telephone has re- gently been successfully carried on be- tween Cologne md Se Petersburg, a distance of 2,4tS5 milest
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
GEO. l.. TURNER,
 -oF- GLOBE, Arizona, Is Agent for Inc following POI,uIar' Books:

Popular Books: Life on the Mississippi, by Mark Twain Deeds q Daring by Blue and Gray. Ali Round tic World Hills Album. Golden Treasury of Poetry and Prose. Universal lnstrucbJf Tweuty Years in Congress,
 by JIG. Elaine Lives of the FleSideFts. American Orators and 0ratory Housewives Library Henry Ward 3eecher. sunlight and'Shadow, by J. D, cough. Our Famous Women. Pioneer Heroes. BFyants History of tlie Unite'i States. Diclscns, Thackcry's and Bslwcr's works Golden Dawn, or Light on the Great
 Future Bohemian Life, or Autobiography os {
 Tramp. Golden Thoughts on Mother, Ilpme and
 Heaven. Words that Burn, or Truth and Life, Ny Wife's Fool of q Husband Read fl
 and laugh. The Citizens Law Beok--bg ]. F Cow
 dery Of the San Ffaucisco bar Gems for the Ftfesisle- The bestthoughts
 Of tie great miilds og als ages Decisive Battles of ssse S9s9Fld.--by Capt. CharIes KIalk Q. S A. Our Home Ishysictan, as s6nsslete medical
 guide
 Cyciopedia of Live Stock A work oi
 great value to the stockrnIser and
 fsslner American FarIa and uoIne cyelepedla.
 A complete book Of reference for
 the tsfni 9ad The Peoples Family Atlas Of .he World 4hcalltifully illustlated TJsis is one of tho most ya)uabee bopRs ci the Kind extanl. 70 fuli page maps ois tte United Slates, the Territories and of aIl foreign aTd thew0Fld. F lesotes | gem erDas Spaee to Arlzona, names every acouGi- tg md town In tta Territory ae isqopssa,its receiving new and pop ular books 4t sprasrs NH be Tsrsmvsss t'lIlea
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
information Wanted, 1,

CT the whereabouts Of AlexafFdeF Carlisle .by lis mother Elizabeth Carlisle, Cherry deil, Meri0i C0tiity. MIssoliM, Os by J. P
 Chatin, Globe, Gtia County, Aflkona
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

IA. ZEi. pSstSae, sae sia snd fsnss rsssiss sss tfee, q fOafsy box ef goods which VIII help y0sl M il0re money FEglft awEEy tliRu a1lS- thinp glse ii sslis woi.ia, All 0f either sax, slscseel1 from first hour Tisp isroad Foad t0 fortilEls 0fssIs before fgIe wDfkgsFS, asis0fuse fF safis. Ak cnce address; EREn X Go.. Augnsta, &Hiise. deesi5 v Ah ifzs asa week iA your cwn tosn yetaaa and sssxlp tsF q satas gss2 aasssH it tlaliefs fs..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-04
4 Decade.

Looking at a file OF the DEHockAT of
just ten years ago, January 2, 1874. We
CLEAN some facts which may be Of inter
est to many. Hon E \ Tandy was tAe
County Judge, while the name of George
Helm was signed TO most OF the legal
notices. Among the business men who
advertised were Blain, Young 81 Co., P c
Harper & Co., d Nhitel&w & Co., furni-
ture dealers, W Weed. Beehive Store, r
Cheadle, Peters & Spsidel, Jshn Schmeer,
bakery, Montgomery & Gore, r C Hill &
Son, druggists, W II Msndenhall, City
Meat Market, Titus, B1ugardus & Co.,
Wyatt & Clarke, ETC., none of whom are
here now in the same capacity, although
several are doing business here under a
different head. Allen Parker was then
sheriff Of the county. Among the Demo.
Gratis agents who were then receiving
compliments for favors were o T Coshow,
Of Brownsville, and Sam May, OF Harris
burg, and. since then, they have stood by
the DEMOCRAT through thick aud thin, as
they are doing to-day. Capt Jas Shields
was the efficient County Treasurer. sour
young friend" Ike Conn, is spoken OF as
having just married and Leo Fox was
just starting for Germany. as the DEMO.
CRAT Office had just been burned out, the
issue was on a half shell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-04
A Close Call.

Last week Bud Johnson. ] W Marks
and two others were bringing . raft OF
logs down the Willamette worth three
or four hundred dollars, and had reach
ed the Centennial shoot when they met
with an accident which undid the labor
Of weeks. The water at that place is
very swift, Sc swift at this time that it
drew the logs under and turned the
whele raft over, two or three times, the
four men In same manner clInging to
the edges, all of them coming within
an ace efbeing drowned, but Fortunate
ly, almost miraculously, succeeded in
getting out, in very exhausted con-
dition. The logs were drawn under the
shoot in such manner that they could
not be gsttsn out, and probably will not
be, 90 that they are total less to the
young men. They have about 10000
feet more up the Willamette, and pro-
pose to get them down. "sink or swim,
live or die," and we hope they will,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-04
Z. P. c. A.

Tie Y C A on last Sunday afternoon
adjourned sine die, after an uninterrupt-
ed existence of seven er eight years.
It was ths only successful association
of the kind in the state outside of Port
land, and has seen many bright days.
1t is the intention of reviving it again,
but at what time is not known. 1t has
had for its members at different times
many of the prominent men and wo-
mon of Albany, the moving spirits of
which have moved away. In its pres
ent death is seen strikingly the illus
tration of the ship without rud-
der. It had no president, no secretary,
no enc to leaG in singing. A society to
be strong needs master spirit in it.
This has had non lately, and its mem
bers thonght best to discontinue its
meetings, which they do, leaving be-
hind it geod record, and its debts
pa id.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-04
SOCIAL AND Personal.

ST Crooks. of Millsrs, called on US Mon.
day.
IN Walton. Of Halssy. called on US Wed.
nesday.
Sam May. Of Harrisburg. was in the city
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Niekstson and Miss Addis
George, of Portland. spent tho holidays in
Albany.
AZ Hirschnsr. principal Of the seio schools,
called on US Saturday. Sir Hizehnsr
stands we'll a. an educator and ranks among
tho best in the county.
MfEdward Zsyss left on last Wednesday
for Germany. where he will spend several
weeks We are glad TO hear that he has iAl
len hair to handsome fortune. for no one
deserves ii more than hs does. and he hA,
holts Of friends hero who will rejoice in hi,
good fortunes.