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Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
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 On Monday last Dr. Cook performed . very successful operation on George Blaine, removing number of pieces of the outer portioa of the lower jaw bone, which was fractured by Nc. Cann's bullet, One piece, more than an inch in leugththe width of the bone was first removed; alter which second piece, from tie angle of the jaw, was lifted up and withdrawn through the same opening. The gum was split for about an inch and half, tue inner portion of the bone acraped with tbe chiael and tho rough portions made sraooth. h probing, aiter re- moving tie fragments of bone. a solid substance was encountered just be. low the base of the ear winch proved to De a molar tooth, driven there by the force of the shot. This and few smaller pieces of bone were then witb- drawn through the mouth.
 At this writing Blaine is feeling quite easy and encouraged. He dis. played great fortitude during tho op- eraton, which lasted three hours and was performed without tue use oi auWsthctics.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
IEsgh sporting Authority.

The London Daily Sportsman, re. marks, editcrially: A really inyalua- ble speei6esffor the cure Of rhenma- tism, @eura4gia, sprains, bruises, St, Jacobs Oil, well-known in the English market, has gained immense fame in Amoiica, Australia and all parts oi the world, and the universel nature ot it's sale may be judged front the fact, that the makers have to print their instructions for is use in no fewer than eleven langnages.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
.. \. ,. :. ; '. AssocaArros.

There will be . meeting Of the exe- outive committee of tue above associa- tion in Globe on Saturday, Dec. 27th, at 10 o'clock d m. Business of i'm portanee demands attention All mem. bers of the association are requested to attend and hand in to the secretary a fac-simile of their marks. brands also number of stock, situation of rangeete.as as required by the bylaws By order of the committee.
 " ERALp, Chairman.
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Recent anipF6yeassnts 1t Inc sSine
 agea saelter.

Through the courtesy of Superin
 tendent Trippel, a representative q
 the BEIr was permitted on Wedncs
 day of last week to view and examine the works of the Old Dominion Cop per Company
 The equipment of the mine and plant until recently was very crude and inadequate to the fequirements
 but the work winch was iii an un, ! finished state when tue present man, agement assumed charge of tho prop. ertg, has been eRergetically pushed tc completion, and other much needed improvements arc being made, all oI winch will greatly facilitate ana eheapen the handling of the ore Probably the most important item in this connection is the sfaightening and enlarging of the main tunnel
 over l eco feet in length and the lay ing of q track through 1t, which has iust been finished. Near the ntoyith of the tunnel ! substantial ore Mn, with a capacity of POO tons, has Deem erected, This bin is to be connected with tho dump by a trestle, work on which will be begun immediately. It is exli9oted that this wilt De completed by Janua- ry 1st, and all the ore from tiie Old Globe mine, which is now raised from the main air shaft, will them be de- liversd into tlie new bins Through the tunnel This change will make , considerable saving of labor and ex- pense in hlsadiing the ore.
 At tiIe entrance to the tunnel a blacksmith shop has been built, and a large house for the carpenters is also being put up Other improvements, lately made, were notlsed A hood which was greatly needed, has been placed over the main air shafti and the engine and boiler, connected with the new hoisting works, have likewise been enclosed by q frama structure. Another desirable work now progress. ing is the construction Of read, sev- eral hundred yards in length, to con- meet the Alice claim with the main avenue of the company and the inter yening arroyo will De Tanned by a durable trestie. On the Alice claim, controlled by the Old Dominion Com pany, a new shaft is seipg sunk with 3 view Of better developing that prop. erty. At the smelter ws observed that , new coke bin was being bailt and other lesser improvements made. In the mine m immense anount of timbering and development work has been dene It is BON propcsed to sink Il shaft 40s9 feet ahead of the ex- tremity If the pregsnt works, in order to better open the mine Nothing practical, tending tn economic man agement. is being oveglooked
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 Board met pursuant to adjournment Present. Robertson, Westmeyer and
 Fisk. Minutes of Nov. 10th and 1lth read and approved
 l On motion it was ordered that Shs time in which the sheriff, as tax col. Hector. shall make his return to ths county treasurer Dc and is hereby ex- tended to the eth day of January 1885, and that all taxes paid prior to tho lst day of January 1885, shall be exempt from the five per cent penalty, and the one dollar provided by the provi- sions of Section 6, Act No. s6, ap- proved March 10th, 1881.
 On motion the following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn for s,ume!
 Wm, Zimmerman, coffin &c. for paupeg $29 Frank Biggslebin, inspec- tor election Summit $5; Globe Ohroni- cie, printing certificate election S2 50; B. Kenay. judge election Summit S7i J. H. Pascoe, care of pauper Si04; Henry Baker, clerk election Summit S5s J D.Garrett, judge election Sum init S; Henry c. Roemer, special con stable election S; J.f w. Smith iadge election, McMillen S5; !. K. smith, judge election, McMillen $5; R. F Paacoe, jailor's fees Ec, $5S; John Holohan, jury certificate $6; B. C. Foiy, Justice 2 eaee fees, claim $S6 S5 allowed SSl 6l; J, c. eoplin inspector alection, stanton S5i I'hos. Fuller, clerk election, ;itanton s; ]. W Hor- rell, judge election, stanton s; A. McLane, judge election, Stanton $5; R A Windes, clerk election, stanton S; Henry Weber, clerk oleehon, Mo MiIlen $5; D, Sultan ( Bro, mattrass- es for jail S9; J. c Lundy, shackles for prisoners S3; ARIZONA susER BRLr, printing &e, for County, claim $22 75, allowed SIP 50,
 The petition of the residents of Salt river and Tonto creek for the location of a county road came up for hearing aad on motion c. II. Wallace, County Surveyor, J. T. Flippin and Wm. Gordon were appointed viewers to view and report upon the proposed road as set forth in said petition, and said viewers were directed to enter ppon their duties at oncs and to re- port to the board at the meeting to be hold Monday January 5, 1885.
 On motion tho following bonds of county officials elect, not determined by law, were fixed at the following sums respectively
 Surveyor $l000, Recorder s7,50O, Treasurer s20,000, Pabhc Administra- tor S5,0Ge, Probate Judge $2,O0Q, Corr oner Si, 600, SherifTsl0,000.
 On motion board adjourned to meet Dec, 9, 1884, at 10 .. rn.
 Approved, P c. Robertson, Chair man. GEo w sTEEEIFg, Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Colonei George E. White, Secretary of the A. M. B. R. R. received from President Eddy, on Thursday teie- gram, dated Boston Dec 11th, convey ing tho good news that 5000 tons ssesI rails had been purchased sufficient to build tho road from FlagstaF to Green Valley. AS it isimpossible for Mt Eddy to reach Globe by the 16th inss- the stockholders meeting, set for that day, has been adjourned one week
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
TnE sLx .snoorEa Ar rnonas


 4 special dispatch to the BELr from Camp Thomas states that, at ALaxey, on Sunday night an altercation took place between q man named Moot and a sergeant in one tho troops from Thomas. Moot fired three shots al tue solaler one of which struck his arm inaichug flesh wound. Moot. afraid of being nlobbed, delivered himself up to Constable Tattle, who brought him to Solomonyille, tue county seat, and lodged him iu jail, The sergeant was also arrested on Thursday and taken % solomonyille.
 Another aifray occurred one day last week: A soldier by the name of ClaGy struck a man over the head with sixshooter, and sought to escape on x horse He was oYertaken how ever at Bailey wells, but resisted ar. rest and shot one of his pursuers through tle back of the neck. Clafy afterwards surrendered to the sheriff of Graham county and was placed in jail, ana will be tried for assault to kill
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

John Benbrook, who returned from Green valley on Thursday, had a stormy trip. He reports very rough weather in that section rain and snow The horse race last week was won by John Meadows nag, Hous- tons horse flew inc track. John Birchett, who aeeolipanied Mi. Bep- brook, will return on the blackboard this evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
POST orflcr rinE TABLE.

oAae open or week days, from I;so Q. n. unti ls D. and ?. m until 7;Sop,r4. suudays Prom 7;so untils ana 6Er All uaAJl doses ss l9 n,
 WE, SPRNcK, Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

D. H. Snyder, of Riverside, was hero this week. Judging from his content ed appearance we infer that Dave lives by that biblical preeept, ~Takeno thought for the morrow
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The genial Tom Davis, representing H, s. Bridge & O., San Francisco, was there for several days his week and added to his list of customers and friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
Judge swasey returned on FrIday's

Judge Swasey returned on FrIday's stage, efser m absence in Alameda, f1al,, of several months, who're he has been in constant attendance at the bedside of his nothef wllsse condition for q long time WIS critical Happily, tbe old lady has recovered and s now able to be about. Thai Judge was greatly improved by his sisip, his laue- ness having almost entirely disap- peared
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Assessment work is being done by Frank Burke on the London and Har- ford claims, recently purchased by an Illinois company,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ramsdell ar rived from Clifton, on Sunday evening last and are at present the guests of Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Postmaster ", Y. Spence left on Thursdays stage for Benson where he will meet his wife and child, now en raute from the East. They expect to reach Globe next Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Capt. W. c Watkins and son, James Watkins, returned on Monday from a visit to their ranch op Tonto. They say that cattle in that section were never in better condition than at Dresent.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The Board of Supervisors have ex- tended the time for the payment of taxes to January 1st, after which date they will be delinquent
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Ed, and James Tewksbury and H.. H. Bishop came in from Pleasant val ley, on Monday, with a bunch of 4o beef cattle from the herd of yosburgh < Newton, They are pronounced the finest beayeS which have been brought to Globe for some time, and were bought by Redman and Wiley.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The friends of Miss Marien Wilson will be pleased to hear that she will spend the holidays in Globe and ex- poets to arrive here December 20th.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The bon-bons have arrived and ths social will be given this Saturday evening, Dec, IS, 1884, at 8 o'clock. Come one, come all. All those who want to have good time must not fail to attend this popular place of amusement. Admission S1.
 Prof. LoHMAs.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The Southern Pacific paid S29,0O0 taxes in Cochise county this year. Residents of Gila county who never let slip an opportunity to throw cold water Jn any railroad project, and yet grumble at the assessment of proper ty should make a note of it.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

w. B, Spence, superintendent of the Lost Prize mine at Silver King, will arrange for tie shipment of ore to the Benson shelter for reduction. Con- siderable rich ore has already been taken out and there is said to be 8 fine showing in the mlne.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Dan Stevens, superintendent of the stage company, was here on Wednes- day last.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Mir Joseph Chamhsrlia and son Manley, arrived early in the week from their ranch in Pinal county. They are here to do assessment work en the stonewall No. 1, one of the fin est silver properties in Globe district,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Judge J. R. Porter arrived on Fri. day from Santa Ana, Cal He expo rienced d rough trip coming over Piual mountain in driving snow storm, Inc Judge ia looking well and expresses himself as pleased with lis Califi,rnia home. He comes 10 Globe to look aftes his mining in- tereste in shis district and his visit will Do short His old friends here will be glad to sec him again.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The completion of the Tonto school house was tho occasion of a dance in the new building recently which at traoted thlther nearly all the residents of the Valley. Dancing began af six o'clock p. n. and continued until the following morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

FTNHE SILVER BEET IS kept on file at
 N E c. Dakes Adyertlsing Agency, 65 where contracts for advertising can De made for it,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
msAlaE SCHOOL REPoRr.

The following is the scholarship and deportment report for November, of tile pupils of tho Miami school. K. A. Windes, Teacher:
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
GLopE, A. T., Dec. 9, 1884

hlubEs A. v. AlyeR'. " Ap1ts
 Board met pursuant to adjourn. ment Present Robertson, Westmey- CT and Fisk. Minutes of Dec, sth, read and approved.
 On motion 1t was ordered that the assessment of Mrs. Maria s. E. San. ches be stricken from tue tar roll for the reason that tho said Mrs. sanches is a widow and that her property is exempt from taxation by law to the extent of S1, ,000, and ordered further that the clerk notify the tax collector of this action of the board.
 The following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn for same;
 Hrs. J. Hyndman, meals for rrisop- CTS $5l 60; c. A. Chapel, wood for jail sSO.
 The chairman reported to tlhs board the approval of the following b,,nds q the county and precinct officials elect;
 J. D. McCabe, District Attorney Cbas I. Martin, Recorder; A. G. Pea dlston, Surveyor; T. c. stallo, Public Administrator; J. W. Wentworth Justice of the Peacs, Globe; .. " Moreing. Constable, Globe; Win. Pack ard, Constable, Reno.
 The county road money on hand October 1st, 1884, was apportioned g: follows:
 Globe Township. ....... S5d C
 salt River Townsbin 2fis 7c
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
once Hours Of Globe s San Carlos TeEs.
 graph Company,

From s to It.i5 a. m, 12;l5 to p. m, and Tto9 D. m. Sunday hours-Q to 10 Q, m. and to S D. m.
 Nightrate messages must be handed In mission over w, U lines,
 c. M. ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
ganAn rouarY coNcENrnATns.

Operations on the Monarch Of the Sea mine. at Silver King, were to have been resumed On December 5th. Mi. Stevens superintendent.
 JpdgeJ D. Rsymert of Final, is about ready to start his mill He will concentrate lis ores,
 The Belcher mil at Pinal has start ed up on Eureka ore, with sufficient to insure | thirty days ran
 Tho Anna Belle mine, owned 5y Jesse Brown, is saidto bs one of the host promising gold properttes in the Box Canyon District.
 
 inasmuch as other couElsiss have suggested persops lor the positions oi prestding officers of tic respective branches of thc legislative assembly, t x pertinent for GiIa to feeonmend the sleghon of Alopao BaileR as presi- dant of she Council. and Wit, kins as speaker he House Ws know fhena to alaaf hehded and faii,insn who be resrs ti9i, p0sit LOT
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
sa.uraay, Deee,nbsr M. Issa.

BAPTIST CHttRCH No1IcE.sP Preaching, Sunday, ct l0s60 a. m. Sunday school at study, Friday, TsS0 D. ms at private resi- denceS
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

There willEbe q Grand Masquerade Ball at atalles Hill, on New Years Eve, Dec g iss4 Arrangements Will Do made to please all the partici. pants and speetatars 4 prize VIII be given to the biist lady dancer, winch will be deciasd by committee. Ad- nilsson Given hy
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 Orleans M Thiirsday
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

r.oa-A-z- .eTEwss.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

We return thanks to Mrs. John Benbrook aad Mrs .. Robinson tor delicious pastry, which we enSoyed ex- esedipgiy.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

All sFe cordially invited to attend the regular seryices of the N. E. chureh Subject oT fhe Sunday School lesson for next sunday anity of Worldly Pleasure Pfeaebing Sun day esening at subjeets eI4ise Its aralYDuits bSee
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
Arizona Mineral RaIi RaiIaad.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE A Stockholders of the -SEixnna Miaeral Belt Railroad CQnp9HyT faT tse elsctlon of Directors Co serve the ems aiug year and for the transaction Of aHy CshRr business which may legally come before sfich meet ing, will be held at the Ofice gf sad Com pany in Globe, Glia G8rhlv, FerlftoFv af Ariz0n8, on IT. ESDAY ll4e I6lEi day of De cember A. D.. 1884, al eleven u'efoek a. nl.
 GEORGE z. WHITE, Secretary.
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

A warrant was ordered drawn in favor of Geo. Danforth, road oyersser of Grapevine road district for tho amount apportioned.
 The chairman reported the appro- val of the bond of Geo. P. Johnston, Coroner elect, and of G. s. Van Wage nen, Treasurer elect
 On motion the board adjourned to meet Saturday Dec 2, 1s84, at 10 a. .m. Gro. w SrERRIrr, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
rlsarrErr r.nnT.

List of Letters remaining in Post Office et Globe, Arizona, for the week ending DeaemheE la. IssA
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Henderson 2 bsFk in Tuesan $ e ported aa doing heavy ss eSchanNe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-02

BROKERS' -DIETEMANN s. & GO.
, Ofice in No. 26I Ulsor riocs-
EAin street, opposite the Overland o.se
.lIsI Floor, room No. 2. Lea { r. 80
u JewelIy, Diamonds and Watcste
20 Railroad tjckel8 bought and sold.
Juedeemed pledges sold at very low
atos. Business strictly confidential. t
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DR.. ]. N. HOLLAND
n2s rem Ovtd to Isl Main Street
DENTIST.

" !; :, c. Nichols, Dentist. Office opposite
nSlker House, over Seabury & John
ioas dug store Anesthetics given.
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FHITE. McALLSTER & Go.

Real Estate, Loan a1d Insurance
AGENTS are now prepared 10 collect Yeass,
all houses, insure against fire: also !eau
c0ney 10 IsrEe and small amounts, and
.,EW Up legal psUers. Will be r-T -
gslssct any business TeQuic, eH.F
e2sonsb rates. Have n,:g 81.
oa;ea ana iol5 for sale, eHC ba,.ss- <-r
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n. Keysoi, Office, half block south OF
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-sat.
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LUCERN Hay FOR SALE.

* miles north, or delivered. Money to
0oan and houses to rent. Apply at
-ooper Bros, Resi- Estate and Lcsn
agents, Ne. Groas beck Block.
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cnecial Advertisements
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.

o.. 7.igbt Spring, TwO@Eestsa % sa
gao IND . in every respect. 10 De
5'EJSn' ( EHSs.n s'.hE # Nelson s. YesgeE'9 Black,
~ Factory, on State Roao'
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Four Express trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at $40 am.
Atlantic Express 1T 200 am.
Park City Express, pm. Special
Express at 731 + -.
Arrive in Ogden at 7 20* q M; 8. 20
am. 4.25 p N. and go pm.
Express trains leave Ogden at
ZOO am; $50 am; 1890 am. and
5.15 pm. Arrive at Salt Lake 81
S am; $50 am; Y noon and
6.45 pm.
Those market are through Elk
press trains, and will stop only
aOhe'1 SignGIfed.
Express leaves Salt l.eBe daily al
100 a.m. fer Juab and l.termediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake Western Railway for Tintic,
and with Sanpete VALLEY Railway
for anpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at sos pm, and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford aud Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab snd
intermediate points arrives ct Salt
Lake al 6 pm.
Through Express from Frisco
and MI ord arrives ct Salt Lake at
9.30pnn.
JAS. SHARP, z. COPE.
Asst Gen. Supt. Gen. T. 6 2. Agt
JoH8 SHARP,
General Sup't.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-21
LOGAN A sTALKING HORSE.
An Illinois Statesman Sees Grant Be-
hind Him.


hind Him.
Some of the Western politicians, says
Washington special of the 18th, profess
to see great danger in the possibility of
Grants being sprung in the Chicago con-
vention as the last means possible for the
defeat of Blaine. n. W. Green, a promi-
nent Democrat in Illinois, in letter to
Democratic editor in that city, says it is
so plain to him that Grant and his friends
contemplate a SCOOP at Chicago that
he is astOnished that the Democratic
leaders do not see it. This Illinois law
yer refuses to believe in LOgan's canvass
as anything more than a stalking horse
movement for Grant. Such talk as this
naturally aggravates Gen. LOgan's
friends. Logan has fought Grants fights
for a number of years. This year he has
had Grants personal pledge of support,
and 1t is very annoying to have so many
absurd reports circulated about Grants
ambition.
.Blaine's political stock continues to be
at a high-water mark. The Logan people
are not feeling very kindly towards Blaine
at present. They accuse him of having
started the story Of Grants candidacy.
and charge up to him the original BOOM
ing of Lincoln for the Vice Presidency.
The contest in New jersey yesterday
between Robson and Sewell for a place
in the Chicago Convention has been
watched here with great deal of interest.
Sewel was an original Arthur man,
but within the last fOrty-eight hours
has come out for Blaine. Robson has
been for Blaine all the time. This has
been one of the most serious set-backs
that Blaine has received, but he has done
his best to keep Robson in the
background as much as possible. The
intended to get up monster
mass meeting in Blaine's interest and
even had the posters for the meeting
printed. Mr.. Blaine heard of this and
succeeded in heading the meeting off
through his friends. The contest between
Robson and Sewell was strictly personal
and had no political significance.
From private advices received here
from Chicago it is now certain that the
solid vote of the Illinois delegation will be
given to Logan on the first ballot. The
Chicago delegates who are opposed to
him are disposed to cOncede this point.
In the event of breakup, Blaine expects
to get majority of this delegation. The
ticket of Blaine and Lincoln is the one
which at present oyershadows all others
at the caDitOl