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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
san FRANCISCO ITEMs.

Charles Anderson, a four-year-old boy
living at No. 8 Eidridge street, while play
ing see-sav Thursday in the cellar at his
house fell and broke his left arm below
the elbow.
The attempt 70 organize a Butler boom
Thursday evening was failure. Only
about a dozen people attended the meeting
There was no organization, and the janitor
dispersed the assenlbiage Ay turning of the
gas.
1t is reported on the streets that Shep-
perd, the Superintendent Of the Jewish
Cemetery, who was so brltaily assaulted q
few weeks ago, was paid s. 600 to abandon
the prosecution OF his assailants, and de
parted for he East last Monday.
It's rumored that ex-Collector Eugene
L. Sullivan is TO be offered the position of
United States Minister to Mexico supplant-
ing Nj Morgan, the present Minister. Mr..
Sullivan has decided 10 take his family TO
Mexico and to settle there permanently.
Laurine Molier, the young woman whose
burial was Delayed because ii was thought
she might be in q trance and not dead. was
inferred Thursday. At midnight on We'd
nesday the watchers in the vault where the
corpse was placed noticed q slight change
in the appearance of the flesh, and from
that time until yesterday morning decom-
position was very rapid.
About one hundred and seventy-five
prominent Californians from all parts of
the -Watsonville, Healdsburg. Stock
ton, Santa Cruz, San Jose, Sonoma, Sacra-
mento, Marysyille, Eureka, Vallejo and
other pointS-wiu leave on Monday. the
26th instant going overland to visit the
National Republican Convention at Chi
cago. Many intend stopping at Madison,
Wis, where the National Educational Con-
venuon eonvenes from the 10th to the 18th
of June, while others viii attend the annual
session of the Supreme Lodge A. 0. U. w,
at Toronto, Canada, June 4th.
Mrs. Chen Tso Ju wife of the Chinese
Minister at Washington, with her child,
born short time ago, arrived overland
Friday morning en- route to China, where
she will remain. In China she has the
rank of Princess, and her high station re-
euires that she be accompanied by large
suite. In consequence there came with
her Cheng Ping, Vice-Consul at New York !;
Chang Tsan, Secretary of Legation at
Washington Chang Kentan, attache, and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
FOB OPEN AND D0IHG BUSIBESSl
Everything New, Fresh and stylish, aud
Carefully Selected.
PAINTS AND OILS.

I I. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL
81 ex in Paints Oils, Varnishes window Glass
Mixed Paints Artists and Painters Materials
Wall Paper, etc. No. 214 x St, Sacramento.
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.,i''lS 10y r5'1Hl'.''Iloe' Ilue5 T oTeiSn
- 500, 'li5'' no new H!G ntti' &
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nrevent him oSii,a N he Whit Niis
Gladstone stated .hat no definite news had
been received conccrning affairs AZ pOnsola.
but reports were reassllrinz.
The TaY RiI IN 10 ,c4,.,,,,, r7aic,,s+,,.
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80.
,re,{ IL, tho psisl ,,, ~. ~.
on the Rourse ana other financial opcra-
tons. They Sav il lscal,ll9at,s,l 10 Interfere
with speculation. and iniure investment on
the market. Suci. . law. they claim. would
especially laruage The Berlin Rourse. The
feeling in commercial circles j. one of in
dignaJion and The adoption O. the bin in
the Reichstas j. doubtful.
German Primo. =, T,,,ssie
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pa ol,s '4iI III ''ie
e"s'eiii pa u r'5'i iIo i""uS '.r LII
r. ra;lroaa s7,s,,o-,ad - 'ls
are missing.
The Favored Nation, Clause.
roSro,, ~. o95 2, .o,soo,,onoo ,f
-,a pI, tIni,+e,. - ~, ibc oboIi
ton of the favored nation clause. the
commercial negotiations between the Pow
ers have reached q deadlock. Russia and
England especially insist that it be inserted
in the convention.
Invincibie Informers.
SLIGO Ireland). Nav 23d.-The Invincible
informcrs VIII. testified at the inquiry to-
dav are accessory TO the Phonix Park mur-.
ders Patrick Delaney testified that Fitz-
gerald attended Fenian meetings in Dublin
in 1880 as a delegate to the Supreme Coun-
Gil Of the Brotherhood Delaney said his
only Object III giving information was to
save innocent hves, and prevent others from
belQg trapped. he was duped into assist
ing III the Phoenix Park murders. He was
not giving evidence 1or money or liberty
ne expected 70 return 10 d NE OF ser'l'ude'
'aluaoie faih'ines'
LONDON, May 23d.-Ihe Duke OF Mari
borough has made an offer 10 the Director
OF the National Gallery OF eleven of the
best pictures in the collection a Blenheim
Palace for 8367, 500.
The Bourse Bill.
B,.RIrS. Nav 23d-The Bourse bill i'm
poses a per centage OF 2-lO per 100 on all
money bargains.
Iibertine Lord Convicted.
To,,nl.> tfo,. osd -rord - Ieo,ards
indicted for an indecent assault upon a
servant girl, was convicted to-day The
Court reserved Judgment
4 Denial from Minister Morton
p.p,s Mo-, 796 Minister Aror-or, has
,,-r;t,cn - Farr1, da,[,-;T,et tbo+ The Io1,Ce
of Renresa1tatiyas raiartea the hin rednc-
mo fhp dn+v oT yorlys ~. ort 10 reT, ye1.
.neTt and ibat tho House annjerSed he
vote
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tiTf OF VI EAico' Nay @9d.-It Is oinclaliy
reported It@I tAe udIil-"reckefs captured
oy the government Iorces ATTEMPTED 10
escape en- route 10 Ceiaya, ana an were
Killed ms makes ten "reckers shot'
Shocking Marine Disaster - siHty-two
Lives Lost.
ST IoHS N B) May I3G The French
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FOREIGN FACTS.
NOTHING EEY REGARDING Az
FAIRS n TEE S0UDAN.
Dissatisfied Manitoba Farmers
Lord 81. Leonards Convicted
Gold from Montreal


tsracA- p-l ATcnp TO TiE RECORD ygoxl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
CAUTIONI
SMOKE "Tansiu's Punch" Amerioa's
Finest SC. Ciga-.

our "TANSILLs PUECH" = SOW BEING
y initiated from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
which Is the best possible proof OF heir supe-
rior quality. Therefore, Dealers should see to
il that they ge. only the genuine "TAN5ILL'S
PUNCH, and direct from
G.. Il. Q - 7 W 7 N
SOLE AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST
EO 523 second street,. 81 era ~ ento.
QJ- One Agent dealer oniyJ WANTED in
every town OF Pacific Coast. Price List on ap
y1ication au24ply
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24

six servants. The Vice-Cons,,l Secretary
OF legation and attache NIL return to this
country IS soon rs tLcy have escorted their
charCe 70 China
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24

WASHINGTON. May 23d-GencraI Pope.
commander OF the military division of the
Pacific, who has been in the city for several
weeks, left Tor San Francisco yesterday.
4 private letter from ex-senator Sargent.
late Minister TO Germany, received here,
states that ne VIII return to America il the
latter part OF June
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HALE BROS. & co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24

WAsErrGToE, May 23a.-rhe House AZ
the evening session passed forty-siX pension
bills, including one Of $50 per mon-h % the
widow Of General Orc
Adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
Railway ha.l Service Between 1ne United
States and Mexico.

WAsE;NGTo., May 2&d.-The Railway
Mail Bureau has computed q schedule for
mail service between points in the United
States ahd the City Of Mexico The service
viii be daily The running time between
New York and the City Of Mexico VIII be
six days and twenty-three hours, while the
return trip VIII be made in seven days and
one hour The distance IS 3,749 miles
,224 miles Of railroad being in Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
g0RREsrOxDENCE.

GLOBE, Nov. 20, 1884,
 EprroR Br1r. As one of the com mtttec of stocktnen, who visited San Carlos the present week on an un- pleasant mission, l desire to express my thanks and satisfaction for tlie re- ception accorded us at the Agency by both military and civil officers c, n. Ford, Inc recently appointed Indian Agcntfar San Carlos just arrived at his post, we found to be pleasant gentleman, and the sentiments lie ex- presse'l indicate him to Dc tine right man for the position. While his first duty will be to the Indians, he said he would not overlook the rights of citi- zens. If he falflls this promise he may rely with confidence upon tile cordial support of the community.
 The committee also had an inter- view with Lieut.. Johnson, comman5. ing officer in the absence of Capt Crawford at Apache who while ex- pressing regret at his inability te serve usi treated lIs wishconsideration as Cid also bis associates.
 The reception aeeorded us from all parties was a most cordial cue par tieularly from Col Bsaumont and we were well pleased with our Fisit l must not ornit to mention that m comnittee were gfatiied 70 meei Judgs Wilcox, the late Agency incun. bent, who was also most kind, and ~, pressed [ desire to further tue view which we IS q committee had fx pressed in reference tolneasnrss . relief which we sought in regard [ 2 certain order which initiated agains eattlemen who have latels been de iclmed within the bound oi the gaser tyation
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Ol.p DOssrraoX NoFaA.

Owing to the breaking of the crank, pin of tho shaft on tho No. i blower one furnace of the Old Dominion Cop. per Company, was idle from the S0gh ut. until Wednesday morning last, valentine broken pin was duplicated and both furnaces are now running to their full capacity.
 The daily out.put of only one far mace since the 5th instant, has been from nine to ten tons of bullion and from the two furnaces is now about twenty tons.
 In order to obtain such result it is evident that the quantity of ore sup. piled must be large and its quality ex- csllent. The Old Globe mine is equal te the demands made upon it ard im- proves as development progresses.
 The diamond drill of the success of which there was at first some misgiy- ings--has already demonstrated its utility by determining the vast extent of the ore bodies. The prospecting d. ready done with it has been very sat isfactory and confirms the oplnion of mining experts that the mine is a bonanza.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
RATnICArIoN MnRTHxe,


 The Democrats of Globe assembled in Stallo's Hall, on Monday mght, to give expression to their satisfaction over the election of Cleveland and Hendricks. Dr, s. c. Heineman called the meeting to order and on his mo- ton JeK. Smith was chosen chairman and E. F. Kellner, secretary.
 Capt. Watkins, representative elect, the first speaker, introduced, made a very sensible and conservative ad- dress. He was followed by Ho, Pat. rick Hamilton, of Phoenix, Dr. Alex ander Trippel and Q. 0. Tebbs. Their remarks were listened to with marked attention by the audience and clicited frequent applause. k large bonfire and the firing of giant powder added. ,zsst to the celebration.
 To w. A. Holmes, chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, much credit is due for the success of the meeting and he is deserving of the thanks of his Democratic associates.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
{Flrst Publication, November 22, 1884 APPRECIATION NO. sGs. For Patent for the Cross Cut ATinsnE
 Claim.
Uniled States Land Office.

Tucson, Arizona, Nov. I9, 1884 MTotiee is hereby given that The Cross " Cut Silver Mining Company, by John q. Jones, attorney, whose p5stnltlee address is Csiol,e County of tiila, and Territory Of Arizoia has dled lts application for ! pat ent fojs l 800 feet Of the Cross Cut Mining claisl CT vein, bearing minerals with sur face gtpund of 000 feet in width, situated aIid belng In tie Globe Mining District, County af Gila and Territory of Arizona, pleE oll file 10 this office as lot No. 6a in saia mining district, said l0t No. ep being descrihed as follows, t9-wit.
 Beginning at the middle of the claim, at q pine post, 6HS lncliestin g aln0ann ef stones, post marked c. e. l F. Il S. mineral mon ument No. of Globe District, bears $ { deg and l9 min. " 4752 fet distant Cor. " sl5 feet distant. West eiid of Silver Joe mine, Lot No, 59 $ 690 ss deg. <, l5i4 feet distant Apache Peak N A5 deg SI thin. K
 Thence < 10 deg. 46min. ", 75D feet to c pine post 6SS inches, marking the southerly end centre of claim, post marked C. C. No. l. Thence 5 70 deg Is min. E, S00 feet t0 a pine lD0st Gys inches in amound of stones, at tse $ + corner of claim, post marked C. .C, No.& Thence \ l8 deg 46 min. E. l5t0 feet 10 pine post 6xS sAehas, surrounded by lagund of stones, marking the north eist tiirflGf Of claiili, post uiHrRed A. q. No. B. Thence N 70 dsgs N min. w 800 feet io tic northerly end centre of elain, Q Q post 8xS inches. 10 3 mound Of stones, post marked C. c. No. { Thence lsanle course) 309 feet t0 pine post 6xS inches, in e mound o1 stones, al northwest corner Of eiaim, post marked Nc. 5 Thence 5 19 deg 48 min. w lb00 feet to oa pine post 6SS Inches, in a mound of stones, marking southwest corner of elaifn, post marked No. S Thence $ 70 deg l4 nift D, 300 feet to an0nllinent and post c C. No l, at sontlger- N centre and piaee of hegiAning.
 C0ntainiaR an area of t,6 acres,
 Variation IS deg. S5 min. East.
 Therefore any anu all persons claiming adversely any portion ef tlia said Efoss Cut Mining Claim tr snFface ground are re l Guirea tn file fhear gtlyeise claims With the 1 Esegistsr Of the q $. Land Office, as Tue son, Arizona, dUfi3lEthe sixty days pablt- cation hersof. Or tliey will se bsfred Ds fine ! provisions of the statutes
 It is hereby ordered tltat tpe foTegoiilg 1 notice Of application for patent be pulp llslied for tbe period uf sixty days ll0 i weebS) m tie AiiTxaSA SitNxl BEfr, . we'sRiy newspaper pahsisiied q z laase. tiiia 1 HIN lE TIEoslAs Regisses l nss v lae
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

An important decision to eattlemen, says the Wilcox stockman, has just been rendered by Judge Bristol, of New Mexico. It was in tue case of Alleock against Hudgens, mentioned in q recent issue of the Stoeknan wherein the former sued for an in junction to restrain the latter from allowing his cattle to use the water on Allcoeks E range. Tbs court decided, in substance, that when one party owned the water, for another to turn cattle loose on the same range, with out having first acquired sufficient water rights to serve his cattle, he was 8 treSpassef
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Tie body of Jack Brown, a teanster forA. Q. Eaton of Silver City, N N., who went in search of some stolen mules more than q month ago, was recently found near Fleming, N. M., with bis hands aud feet tied and two bulRet holes in his brea t. One of the supposed murderers, a Mexican, with several of the stolen animals ID lis possession, was captured near Bisbee, Cochise county, aud bas been taken back to Grant county, N. M
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Leave your orders with Chapel for wood, hay, grain and chicken feed.

The Southern Pacific have adopted plan in employing men to transact their business that will commend it. self to all persons. Upon entering their employ a full descriptive list and 9 photograph of tho person is filed in ths local office, together with the names Of near relatives and their ad. dresses. In case of accident full data is at hand and tho company has no trouble in finding his friends,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Sheriff Ben Paseoe made a trlp to Tonto this week and reports the stock interests in that section as prospering. He also noted the arrival of a new set tier on Tonto creek, and another on Saltriyer.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Remember that F. F Kellner will not De UNDERsOLD by anybody or in any ono article. He $ deter mined to meet al competition and will undersell any gtoie which at- tSmpts beat bis prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The exhibit at the Territorial Fair, now in progress at PhpniK, IS sad to be large and varied. For the initial exhibition 1t is very creditable to the Territory, and particularly to Marico- lpa county.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Henry N. Copp, the land lawyer Of Washington, has revised his SErTlER's s GuIpE, and issued the seventh edition. It is an indispensable book for all sho are, or expect to be, interested in pub lie land Settlers will save money by purchasing it, and all who expect to take up land should get posted on the several laws under which land can be entered. < chapter, illustrated with numerous cuts, show how to tell town ship, section, and quarter section cor ners, and explains the system. of sur yeys. It glyes the latest rulings and instructions under the homestead, timber culture, desert land and other laws. The price of the book is only 25 cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Mr, Ed Lynes, who visited Camp Thomas this week, states that the sol diers at that post are more skillful baseball players than their brethren at Saz Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
POST OFFICE TINE TABLE.

othce open on week days troIa T'so a.m. sHsl I2 Ia. and p. m. until 7:SOp. m. sunaays- From I.SO until 9 am. k5T Al mail doses at l2 K
 w. B. SPENCE, Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Dr. W. H. Cook, Alonzo Bailey and George Bird who were in Tucson last week in attendance at the meeting of the Grand Lodge, A. r. < A. M., re- turnal home last Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
pfsce Hours of Globe & San Carlos TeIs-
 graph Company.

From 8 to HAS a, m, l2d5 tp 1 p. In,, and ' to 9 D. m. Sunday hoslrS--9 to 10 B. m. and [ to s D. m,
 Nightrate messages must he handed in before s20 D. w. tO insure prompt trans mission over w. q, lines.
 G. N. ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The Mcssrs. Webster Brothers, 26 Lombard street, London, E, C., En. gland, the India, China and Colonial outitters of gentlemen's hosiery and underwear, write: I've have found great benefit from the use of St. Ja- cobs oil, more especially for the cure of rheumatism and sciatca, and we have much pleasure in adding OUT tes- tUnOny in its favor
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Myers < Schein announce in this issue, the opening of their immense stock tew winter goods. Call and ,examiae for yourself before purchas- ing elsewhere.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Went. House, who has been sojourH- ing in Phenix for several months, re- turned to Globe, his old stamping grounds, on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

\ bunch of fine beef cattle, from w. s. Head, of Camp Verde, were driven through town on Friday, bound for San Carlos 10 feed the Indians.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The Pinal mountain is covered, for the first time this season, with snow. The stage driver when he came in this mmniug favored old Santa Claus.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Attention is called to the advertise ment fthe banking house ofl). Hender- son, which opened in Tucsorl on Mon day last. It should receive large pat ronage from the business men of lilo5e.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

4 meeting of the Directors of the A. M. B. R. R. will be held at tine com a,any.s office in Globe, on Dec. l6th.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Van Wagenen can suit and fit men, woRen and children from his ne, stock of boots and shoes.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Preaching at the Nj. E. Church, Sunday evening, Subiect-,'The He- roie Choice"
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The Demoerats of Phnnix had the right sort off celebration. They in- dulged in a real old time barbecue, Four whole beeyes, six sheep and six hogs were roasted, and all done to a turn, to 6ll the void in the Democratic stomach. Botk parade and barbecue ate spoken of as grand success. Af- ter heanng how sumptuously they fared, we regret more than ever that we were unable to attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Call and see those hobby suits at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
RIvERsIRn xuGGErs.

Mineral creek bids fair to soon be one of the leading mining camps in Arizona. The Ray copper mIne, we are informed, shows large body of ten per cent ore. Hoist ing works have been erected and fine mill for concentrating has lately been completed, and will soon be put in motion. The company intend hauling the concentrations to their amelter near Riverside,
 The Keston copper mine, owned by by Messrs. Haley, Walker and others, is considered one of the most promiis. ing in the district. Several thousand tons of rich ore are now exposed, and with the erection of the proper ma chinery the mine can soon be made one of our greatest bullion producers.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

FENHE SILVER BELT is kept on iile at N E C. DakCs Advertising Ageneyt 95 where contracts for advertising can be made for iL.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The Langtry Balls at Myers < Sehein's.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Hon. Patrick Hamilton arrived in Globe on Monday. He came for the purpose of delivering to subscribers copies of the Resources of Arizona, and during his stay also disposed of a number of his books to others of our citizens who had failed to subscribe Mr. Hamilton took his departure on Wednesdays stage, He left with ua few copies of the Resources which persons desiring may obtain at $i 50 each.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

ThoS, Montgomery and John Mur- phy, well known in Globe, arrived from Tucson on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Boon's Lye Homipy and Durkee salad dressing at Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

A fresh invoice of maple sugar aud syrup just arrived at Chapels
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

New prints and gingham.s at Myers G Scheins.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

E, T. Mills and nephew, John Ra- mage, of santa Rosa, Cal, arrived in Globe Wednesday last, Mr. Mills is one of our @old timers and lately a reporter for the Santa Rosa Repabli- can. He has concluded to pitch his tent in Arizona, and will personally superintend his stock ranch on Salt river. We welcome him back, and trust he will be successful in his enter. prise.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

We have received tbe initial num- ber of Moonbeams, 2 new lnminary in tine field of amateur journalism, edited by Freeman A. Chalnberlin, at Tucson, May is beam with efulgence-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

C. T. Connell, visited Globe this week and was welcomed by his many friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Mr- nnd Mra. Milliam Ml

Mr. and Mrs. William Middleton and 3Irs. C NJ Allison, fether mother and sister of our worthy townsman, r w. Middleton, arrived in town from Globe this morning, Che l5th. Tkcy will remain several days on q visit Riagstaif Champion.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

You can buy heavy double blau- ket for Sl at Myers ( Scbsin's.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

A new broom sweeps clean, quali5 hes and prices to nit ct Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The celebrated five hooks, Fosters patent, kid gloves, atMyers X Schein's.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
TIE ARIzOAA SILVER BELT.
Saturday, Novenaer 2a, IssA.

BAPTIST CHuRCH N0TICR.--Preaching Sunday, at l0:gN |. lii sunday school at study, Friday, 7;9O p. ins at private resi- denceS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Chapel has just received large supply of choice bonelesB cod fish in. two pound packages.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Go to Chapel's for fresh crackers of all kinds. .....
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The Globe City Base Ball Club are making elaborate preparations for their party to be given on Thanksgiy- ing evening, at stallo's Han, Unique dancing programmes have been or- dered and excellent music is prom ised. Tickets admitting gentleman aud ladies can De had i5r Si 50 at Hitchcock $ drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

You will 6nd the largest and best assortment of fresh candies and nuts at Chapels.