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Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

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Board met pursuant 10 adjoarn-
ment Present Robertson and West
meyer. Minutes 81 Apfil 7sh and Sth
read and approved The repolt q
the viewers Of county road IN Grape
vine road district. was. on nojon re-
ferrcd back for more explicit loea-
tion OF the road.
A petition from residents Of school
district Ne. s, praying 10 reorganize
said school district with boundaries as
originally established, and approved
By the county supi- Of schools, was
presented aud. On notion. it was Of
dered that said school district be ara
is hereby re-established.
The petition Of o. +. Kellner and
others praying fer a reduction Of taxes
for the year 1884, was on motion laid
on the table
On motion board adjourned until
Tuesday. May 6. 1884, at 9 am.
GEo. ~ srEsRi1T, clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

~ Office IS HEREBY ewes THAT
~ ~ Pursuance of 81 order lf the Pro-
bate Court oithe County "a ta LerIltoF9
81 arizona made oa the Fifteenth 0av 81
dallafT. 1881. ID the UatLeF 81 lr estate u
3 j. Knox. deceased. i-e Undersigned. ihe
administrator Of the said estate. S - sell 40
pahlic auction 60 che hieaest bidder far
America ard slf17eet " confirmation 81
said Probate (oGrt. on MONDAY tie
1sth day Of April a. y. 1883 between
tlC hturs 0f O'Clock III the morning and
the setting el She siin. to-Vit 1T y 9elock m.
of that day H5ront @ the court room 81
said Probate tot-- ~ sle rl9lt litic, M
ieTest and estate 81 le tif II +. Knox. Ct
and interest tisal tie eid te has by
operations 81 isw or ollelWfst squirrel
other thar Or ID addition II That q the ed
f. Is. Knox 81 The time 0t nis death. IN sfltt
@ ali those cefetlu Iots. pieces 81 faitfls Il
land and iiDproFemeats thereon situate. Isl
Territory u Afizona- aud bounded anu de-
scri0ed Is follows to-wit
% House aud lot on Mesquite Street
formerly occupied Dy =. 1. burbridge. said
iot being central portion az iut No. g ot
block Ao. 90. IS dee l4liated Oh the olhcial
map 0f GLOBE ioNiIsIte on ale il flfe Office Of
the cieTk0i the Probate Cont 81 ssid C0un
~ -lA N-AiNt A'A tttt N+ItAt I Altfre-
IS follows ta-Wit. Beginning Il 8 staEo
marked u on the soulaefly li.e 81 3Ies-
quite Street about fl feet frcm tse SOUTH
east corner ot said Mesquite S.9eef and the
ploiic alley running noFteIlr aid south
erly through said block. and running thence
eaSteriy along said SoUtheTiY iue 81 Nay
quite Street p feet. thence sou leflE r1Ta-
lei % sAid alley about ll2 iesi 70 TIE sgltl.-
eriy boundary ll1e Of sai7 LOT No s themes
westerly on said last mentioned, bcundaEF
ilne = 1cet, thcnce norlherly pareliei -
said alley aooul l.iz feet g tie rlace q be-
ginning
40 House and lct on northwest corner
Of Willow and OAK ceeets, desiganted GA
said Official map as let NJ. IS IN block Ne.
- Also az undivided ohe-sixth sl-6} in
ferest i'll the -fsi1dist0r. nine situate Ga
Globe Mining District. C6unit Il Giia- Ter
1itorF Or Afl1ona. and recorded III page l.4
book ), OF said liining District RecorUs.
Terms and condlfiQHS 0f sale. caslA lave
fui money OF the Omitted States, twenty per
cent of the purchase money te he paid %
the administrator on the day of the sale,
balance en- confirmation of sale by said
Probate Ccurt Deeds at expense Of puI~
chaser.
r0sTTOsEsEE Nj
The above sale is postponed lafil MON
DAY, Aay -, 1885. Same hour
WILLIAM GRAVES.
AdministFafcr 81 The estate Of +. IS knox.
deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10


ALStf-t0r COLI linear feet, With surface
ground $50 ieef at ) N end and 3zi55 feet
az y ~ end. as q mlii-sife cihim. situated
~ Globe Mining District, CHA County,
AfizUna. aud designated by the field notes
and official plat on file In this Office Is Lot
No. % y said ioi being 81 follows. lo-Wit.
Commencing af the initial point a monn-
ulenfo stones mentioned IN locaflon no-
fiee On boundary Of a mining claim located
by a. u. SKINNER, ~ post 44f ms in u
monument o. stones, post marked FL. r
u. $ NO. 4. i. The 81 Gunner 81 the
y 50 deg. ~ min. aZ feet q. $. 81. III
40. 3 Globe District, bears y s. deg. S.
min. b j feet. he initial point ct the
Mark Twain mining claim IS j 81 deg Is
min + sii5 feet distant.
Thence y 81 der. Is min. +. along the
s0ntheastefiy boundary 1187 feet % The y
E corner u claim at e. e0nelomerate Qnertz
marked With cross thus +. Thence y Is
deg 81 min. 81 along the uQTtneasieriy
boundary s2f.4 feet % \ ~ corner 81
rock ir place ias. high l2xiz ms. marked
with d CIus5 thus , al exact i N corner.
stone also inafkst N. j. Al. =. No.
thence OBJ deg. 30 min. VI G5l7 feet 30 $
81 corner as post txt ms rs mound ol
earth end sf0ne marked N. T. 3i - No.
8 Il le deg & so ieei . sfneltcrs fhence
~ deg. 81 mia. b, along The SOnl|fTestcl-
81 boundary 3so feel, % S f corner. ~ q
post ~ iiis ia 3 m01Fmelt Of stGne and
earth. marked ~. q 81. g. no. thence
\ f eee 81 ftl.z feet 81 initial point ard
pisee az beginning. containing I'VE acres.
II Variation l3 deg. II uin Last
This nili4iie Is about one mile n 81
from tlle town oi Globe. lon TIE + bank u
fin1l cfeek
The locations af belh this mine ana mill
site IRE recorded ia the hecGfiafs 0f1ce 81
CHA tornt. arizona IN Book 2 Record 81
Mines 3 paRo il.
teY aad a' persons claiming adversely
ans portion Of said Aak Twain mine 81
Sn1ae ground Il either cid nlle 81 n;li
sil required IL Hle their adverse claim
HiIt the Register 81 ihe tniic states Lend
Uif(e t Ifesolf dfizqlia, dofire tbs sixty
dafs period publication ieftol W ihey
N ~ barred ef Firtie ui the PROVISIONS
eay ordered that tie folegcine
ni Iieetan ier l4ter ~ piiI
~ r P eiQa Of ten consecutive
81 1e AH<oSA elrNtH BELI.
vtek atllsnHa g tal1te. liia
r. THOMAS. Tfsftg
1851
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

ZANE NEW ASSAY OUTFIT. ALL
~ complete three new Fish freight wal-
ofs iron AIDES, enc secondhand Portable
Boiler and Engine eight horse power one
good strong top huggF and harness. one
secondhand Billiard table OUTFIT one Twelve
Flile team ard harness and wagons one
delivery hand earl GA springs, one aui1-
Matte music cabinet organ. several good
new bedroom SETS Amply io
IF. kfLLAEt Globe, a. q.
Nav Alm
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

FE10 AARON MASON, EXECUTION
4 aad administrator of the estate 81
Eordyce Phelps. deceased and 70 Be heirs
oI representative u said deceased, and 81
ai whom 4 snas concern.
TAKE N9l t.--fl at +. q et-owrer So
the Monitor mining loftton- ei1in aIitl
mining efoentt stcsted in 3iee,a Creek
mlHilg District ilnaL tiHlns fzpns.
stiout nfc miles nor tilt fren Mineral
Greek and abapl eiei.l elle ltom the ella
River. ard edjeii'ng tiie tFeai SIC
Mining lsit, sstC tloile ana ex tfndetl tlt
sia q re tl1ndze lAl. tee a1ilsa
s4eilf ftc uillo 81 t1H W 4et e
t g hold te i nsa ard e
less tea pas c 1 ioee1l lstn ~ sad ef-
pent,tfE a0 thS ts
fit sc Is W tilNil iftt
tsal dry fn IS A'e eaT isse.
D ri -
ro iiar
sHel 81 HffEl
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

J. Myers q Sehein. would respect
fully announce to their customers,
and the public IN general, that they
are now ready to offer at unprecoeent-
ed low prices, the largest and most
eomplete=stoek Of dry goods ever Of
fered in Globe. Cur various depart
ments cannot BE excellea, BY any ether
house ia the Territory they comprise
a full line Of dress goods white goods
fancy goods. hosiery, millinery and
notions Our ladies misses and ehl-
drens saoss. IS ire largest and finest
selection ever brought t. Globe, and
viii be sold lower ihan the market
value Having bought The shove IN
large aaantihes it sill enable Is Is
sell cheaper than any Of our compett-
ors. Oar stock 81 now oisa Fl IN
spastion.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF GIL
4 County ipuiiorF IL Arizona.
IN tae materfi iie Estate "a HANS AN
TON AaI lA deceased
Notice teff ifcE t1al INe7fiay, iii
Sd aas oi iine ~ ltel "A 81 ctlak
Has said l1 anll the c0NE5 fooa q saad
TERRITORY o rtona lafe been ansolnlfd
a. liilt ait e tor nof Zee
aid i apn oi, aece
Lose Probate Iuaae.
ALlIaA tet Toy FeiIfionfr
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10
fFirt Publication, May 10 1881
application Nos. SIS and 8s0. Tor Pat.
euts Tor the 1sarI< Twain zine and
Mill-slfe Claims.

4 IIt.ull. .AIllIiii. bay a.. 1901.
hfoi.ce s. aeg-ht given that alcxaudeg a.
Los Angcies. california, has fied his APP
piicatioE Tor . patent for 1915 linear feet II
t1e Stark Twain mime Or iein, bearing
l1nlef with suEilcc efolinl tlU feet iil
With g ihe southwest end and fl3 ieel az
ihe uoflheasi esd. sliuaNd ia Globe Mia-
ins DIssfIet County ui ella. ana Territory
- Arizona. aHd designated il1 ilie Geld
Ioi Nq. "a b said distles said ict No.
I'D q inl as IfiioNs i-fit.
Beginning 81 illgll ueinl mentioned I'd
nlIlee ut lilu. ihc 81 cluftE 81 the
c.sIm. slIl lfe = j esd ceEter ot tie buiiI-
% mining claim. lot Ao. iI, e. q STONE tx5x
q .ls ~ mound 81 sioac> marked al.
3. p. a. AV.I ll.c 81. ~ NO. = lipi g
District. IS a So b 5122 feet distant = So
deg. y HIu. VI 5ti3 feet. initial Iuiul ID tie
tiafk lf4n hili->ite Thence 5 S. dcE
81 dli. + un i1e boundary line between
ihc bEIaioald Mark TWAIN mining claims.
80 eti - Z corner 81 claim al 3 hoie
drilled "a TIE upper edge 81 3 qpaIiziie
rock ia sec the 4on 81 tlli> rock
ab5s gfeand +. ~ sach natdie tn1t y is
Impossible u letter and number rs -
deg o5 MIN. N 5 feet distant Q slnllai
mark on q r1ck ID place and above it TIE
letters -. u. Ne Z 3. h. q deg + S5a
feet n j corner % the Globe Mining Claim
lot SO. ~. .lhence 4 a deg s. min. i
1915 feet 90 the y 3 corner IT claim at q
post AKA ms Ia Q monument 0f stone
niarEed Isl 4. ~ G.. 80. 81; thence y 81
3eg - mi1. 81 ~ feel 30 q posi- 1 feet long
fxi ms 81 8 monument Of stones married
~ r. 81 g. No. thence SAME course ISL
leei - She \ NJ corner ~ claim AZ q post
4x4 ius ID a monument Of stones marked
~1I f.1f RI No. s. thence : 81 dee IS
mia. 81 1881 10 5 81 cofneT II claim 60
f0es n piace marked ~. 4. 81. g. Ao
81 deg 81 ain = ~ feet distant. q r0ck in
place marked II. n. III. 6. 40. s. D. II ~.
thence = 81 deg s. min. J. 30 feet 10 center
~ ledge initial monument and place 81 be-
ginning.
T1fai area Of claim 1913 acres-yariafion
- deg. ~ min. East
This claim ddi0ins tie Buffalo claim. LOT
30 81, on Csc \ L and tie Arundel on the
S ~ dai is Situated on the s0utBeaStcrly
slope Of the Buffalo iilll. about p miles
north cf the town of Globe, ella County
Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10
60. a. m. ~ 8. -


Board met pursuant To adjourn.
ment. Present Robertson. Westlnsy.
er and Fisk. The following claims
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for same
J. IL Pascoe. $50: ~ ii Cock SIS
rs. Fl. G. Hitchcock 4 Co, Si225:
Joseph Redman, $40; H. S. Croker &
Co, S69.65; S. Klein 6 Co. So; S. C.
Heinemau, $; E. F. Kellner. 81 As;
Jas. Wiley, $40: B. F. Paseoe, S6010;
ARIZONA SILVER Bmr, claim $50 az
lowed, SIS; B. G. Fox. s2l25
The hearing Of the petition Of the
residents Of Stanton road district for
change of county road was on motion
postponed for further consideration.
On motion it vas ordered that bids
be received until Monday, July Z.
1854, for the care ef the INDECENT sick
OF the county. Bids to include lodg-
ing. board. nursing and general care.
Also bids for medicine and medical at
tendance.
On motion board adjourned.
Gro. As. SrERR4TT. clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

q &c a week 1T home. $500 oat5t free
t5S lO Pas absolutely sure. 80 risk
Capital not required. Reader. If 500 want
hfsiness az which persons Of either sex.
Young on old. can make great ray al the
tiIae they work With absolute ccrtaint,
write f0r particulars % r. LiALLET x Co.
Portland. Maine. dec.l5-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10
W Fair Warning

ALL BILLS NOT PAID MONTH";
"A viii BE- closed MP mrther credit re-
fused and collections forced By law I
make no exceptions &C. this rule. unless Ay
sreciai agreements E il. hELLNER.
apl I2lm
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

J. Il yers & Sehein have received the
latest HoYelt5es Of satines, baEiings.
nun S yelling, lace checks and french
knad8ers
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

John 81. Palmer and n II Brook
ner, lately in the employ Of the Casa
Grande Copper Co, have come back to
Globe 70 reside
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

GTayaon has just received a car
load Of assorted IRON and hard wood
which lie win sell at greatly reduced
nriees.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Two Indians were killed on Wednes-
day night at a ''tiswin party. on
saeaton fat. about eleven miles from
the San Carlos Agency.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

another large invoice ct fresh ranch
eggs just arrived at Chapel S. 50 cents
per dozen. They 90 Ike hot cakes.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

The continued favorable showing ii
tie Old Globe mine and increased out
put of copper bullion at the smelter
is very gratifying The orc now be-
ing taken out Of tie mine IS rich and
there IS an abundance Of tt Smelling
under the supervision of Or. Trlppel,
snelter for the old Dominion Com
pany. was never before 50 successfully
accomplished Satisfactory progress
Is being made IN putting UP the hoist
ing works and preparing for the dia-
mona drill, which viii soon be put in
operation.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

NOTICE Persons knowing them
selves indebted e D. Henderson. viii
ri-A -t-tt.rs ttlHt1 81 ia :.
themselFe5 costs. D. HEyDzRsos.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Ghsrieahua aud Warm Spring In
dians have 5esn escorted 70 the vieini-
Of Camp Apache.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Parties desiring ice can nov leave
their orders at Benbrook & Moreings
saloon.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

We are glad to learn that little ar
thur Kenyon, who has been very i'll,
Is eonraleseent
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

George HolbogR lefs f0r San Franz
cisco on AondaF lis many friends
here regret his departure.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Harry Holborn, Of Casa erande,
who has been sick. Is able to SO about
again.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Elegantly furnished rooms at Cha
pel's On Oak St, By the day. week or
month.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10
columbia River cannery.

Ar- George Home, one ofthe largest
Gamers Of fish, on Columbia River,
Oregon, says -t he suffered With
Rheumatism for seven years, having
spent six months at Arkansas Hot
Springs and at Paso Robes Springs
Ca. four months n every year With
OH beneas Finally he tried st.
jacobs Oh. the ereat pain-eure. and ia
short time al stiane and soreness
ef The joints disappears
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Two Indians charged with being
engaged IN Che recent tiswin drnnk
which resulted in the killing Of twe
adult male Indians, are 10 the guard
house il seems that these too fre.
quent debauehes, notwithstanding the
efforts Of the military to suppress
them, Is one Of the evils not likely soon
to be abated
The post trader establishment, I'M
der the management Of Fred Nelson
and bis assistants. Messrs. Alex Bar
ron and ". E. Parker, IS doing a
thriving business.
The Court Of Inquiry, composed Of
Major Biddle as president, Lieut.. An
aerson, recorder Major burlington
and Capt Dougheriy, which was con
vened on the Both ult, although BUSH
ness is rapidly being disposed Of, is
still in session.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

John Benbrook and family returned
from Arkansas en- Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Mrs Robt De Large left on the San
s6arios stage Wednesday morning
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

PaDiIloE Blood Care cures all diseas-
IS originating N any impairment Of
the blooa Cts Of Epilepsy, Anamia.
Sick Headache. and Female Weak
nesses.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Have You seen Seheips scoop hats
for ladies2
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Go to the Crystal Lake saloon FOR a
cool drink.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Johu wentworth and ". IL Duryea,
owners Of the Aable mine, Summit
disfrict. are developing rieh silver ore.
It IS reported that they are opening it
IN good shape. They propose bring
ing ore 10 the Slobe Silver Smelling
Company for reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Our editor, A. H. Hackney visited
San Carlos this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Pure OHIO maple sugar at Chapel
q few cakes left.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Canned pie plant 3 for one silver
dollar at Chapels
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

For pretty prints and ginghams, so
70 J Myers & Schein.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

E. g. Kennedy has returned to Globe
for Short stay.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Mrs Z. Z Murphy returned from a
visit to relatives III san Francisco on
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Parties desiring wood, please leave
orders At Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

From to 11.f5 q. m. 12.f5to =. ~. and
: to g .. m. Sunday hoars-9 70 le a. ~.
and 10 p. nl-
Night-Tate messages must ee hanaeu AZ
before $50 p M T. insdIe prompt trans
mission over 81. Il. lines,
e II. ALLISON. Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Fresh ranch eggs at Somerville's.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

fK31F SIfsTER BELT Is kept on DIE IL
+. e. Dakes AdSeFtislng agency, @
Merchants Exchange san fraueiscD. Cab.
where contracts Tor advertising can be
made for ii
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

10 remedy for Catarrh has met
with such success as Papillon Caiarrh
Cure it never fails and does is d'sty
ssR.2rou0hly- not By relieving teaipor-
ariiy-but by curing permanea atty.
L does not smart OF iriitate
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

80 -.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

At the monthly meeting Of the
Globe Hospital Association. held last
Tuesday evening, It was resolved hat.
il cons equenee Of She exhaustion Of
shs funds and tie failure Of adequate
support, the hospital BE closed ard ihe
nurse discharged Also that the see
rotary and treasurer prepare ana pub
hsh en- account of the assets and an
inventory Of the furniture Of tie in
stitution. We much regret that So
good and useful az Institution should
thus BE- compelled. even temporarily
to suspend its operations, bat there
being 50 few patients and no adequate
income. we suppose there is no altesn-
ative. The building and furniture
are there and should the public ne
cessities at any time require it can
be reopened with bat iifle delay
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10
IF Aazasa SILVER BELT
saturday. nay 1e 1854

BAPTIST CHrRcR &cTIcE.--I' reaching
SHnday 81 1885 2. ne. sunday oehoel q
study. Ftidas. 7.39 p III. at private resi-
deBcgs.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

What VIII cure Nisoopina Cough
lat IS aquesiion asked every day
We ean answer ha we hafe found
The teaed5 n Papillssn Cough Cure
i never eisa can s3e dmnislered
6 infants ithoui dansr It per-
feetiv harmless
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Col. John s. Groves who was ia
Globe for several months. about four
years ago, IS in Sew Orleans He was
unfortunate IN cotton specuiatlons,
and consequently Is IN reduced cir
cumstances He viii be remembered
here as beng interested IN ths BE
Cormisk mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

ZIHMERalAN-in Globe. Nay 81. 70 taC
wife 0l Nm. Zimmerman. q daugnLeI.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Rev W George gave another Of his
PLEASING literary entertainments at
the N Z. Church, last night, to & good
sized audience. His selections were
reried, and read with spirit and good
effect. The Raven, BY Poe, being the
best rendered. Messrs bynes, Hitch
cock and McNelly furnished the music.
which was very enjoyable.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

scrofula, seaid-head letter, Rose
rash, False-measles, Nettle-rash, Ii
chen, Red-gum. Branny-tetter, Dry
letter, Shingles. and all diseases Of a
scrofulous nature are cured By bath
ing the diseased skin with Papillon
Skin Cure
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Mai. from Globe Is Camp Verde.
r Pease, contractor bid s3ll0
Service 10 commence July 1st Dis
tauce = miles. Leave Globe Monday
at q n. arrives at Camp Verde
Wednesday at 6 p Returning
leaves sssa Thursday a. II. and
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Oase Hours q Globe & San Carlos Teie.
graph Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Agent Wilcox contemplate being
IN Chicago By tile 81 Of June, in at
tendance upon the National Republic
can Convention.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Chapel makes specially Of fresh
and dried fruits. latter, cheese. eggs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

A choice selection Of toilet and laun-
dry soap just arrived at Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Call at Chapel Tor a mess Of Round
Shore herring Tor breakfast
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

s.l9a 81 oat ore and send i
scr smelling company for
1871 he fa1nlany wish to
goo gapiy en hand before
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

W b. Griffith, proprietor Of the
Globe and Florence stage line, is here
frem Tucson.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

Judge Joseph Birehett Is here from
Green valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

80. J. 80. q -. s j
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

prices
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

The above sale is postponed aafil MON
DAY 3Iay %, 1884 Same hour
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Administralcr of the estate Of +. 5. knoK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-30

Brand contest, that from the testimony
given before the Board, the Democrat WAS
not entitled to a certificate Of election.
They referred the matter TO Gov. iiamli-
ton for final decision. The Governor
stated that he would render q decision IN
the matter next Monday.
A skipper.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 29.-James q. Pusey,
Chief Clark of the State Penitentiary al
Leavenworth has disappeared under the
charge of defrsuding the State out oil
about So, 900 by means OF false vouchers.
Failure.
New York, Nov. 29.-The failure OF
Messrs. Burr, Son d Co., brokers, at No.
227 West Eighteenth street, was announced
this morning for prefences amounting to
$110 600.
Misunderstanding.
ALBANY. Nov. 29.-Seversl hundred call
era shook hands with Gov. Cleveland to-
day. among whom was Lieutenant Cover
nor Daggett of Colorado.
cleveland Declines.
. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Gov. Cleveland
has declined a grand banquet at the Acad-
emy of Music rendered him by q number
of prominent Democrats.
Colorado Vote.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 29.-The official
canvass of Colorado by the State Board;
Blaine, SO, 1877; Cleveland, 27,627; Butler,
1,977; st. John, 1853.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-30
TuE rERRoE IN THE SOUTH.

We give space to-day, says the New
York Herald, to a series of reports from
widely separated places in the Southern
States in regard to the excitement OF the
negroes over the results of the Presiden-
tial election. It appears that every
where the idea has been industriously
spread among the colored people that
they would be returned to slavery upon
the election Of a Democrat to the Presi-
dency; but as between Virginia, Ala
bama, Tennessee and the Carolinas there
are characteristic differences in the effect
the alarming report has had. In Ala
bama, it appears, the negroes are apa-
thetic and Indifferent, and the fact that
s.cotton has gone up and meat has come
down. since the Democratic success is an
immediate advantage that treasures
them against a possible and prospective
evil. In Richmond Brother Jasper has
wisely turned aside from the considera-
ton of great astronomical problems to
assure his people, with simple good
sense, that q President cannot change
the law and that their freedom is safe in
the guarantee of the United States Con.
stitution. In Nashville u correspond.
emit has ascertained that this a~pprehen.
sion of restoration to slavery has been a
secret fear with the negroes in every
Presidential election since the war, the
Republican politicians having endeav-
ored to guarantee negro fidelity to their
party by holding up this dreadful conse-
quence of Democratic a~scendency. 1t
had indeed been an adaptation in this
Republic Of the bugaboo rule OF African
barbarism. 1t is therefore fortunate,
even for the mental tranquility of the
much tormented colored people them.
selves, that the time has come when they
will have a demonstration of the falsity
of this almost fiendish piece OF Repub.
lican policy, and when, in the greater
tranquility and prosperity of the South,
they will find that Democratic rule is
best for their welfare.