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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The other day an Iainoisan walked into the presence of tho Postmaster General and asserted his clam to the Post Office in his town. He vas heard and asked if the incumbent < term had expired, No" was the reply fbut he committed suicide day before yes terday" Then the enterprising can. didate owned up that he had heard of the act of self destruction Zen minutes before train time. had run to the de- pot and come on to Washington to get in his work without any unnecessary delay.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
LrrTELL,s LINING AGE.

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 The numbers of The Living Age for May 2d and 9th contain, A Soldier of Fortune, Musings without Method, Fortunes Wheel and "Reminiscences of Sir Herbert Stewart, from Blackwsod's Magazine; The Astrology of Shakes peare; Mrs. Dymond, part III Mac. Miileas Magazine; The Black Death in East Anglia and The Suns Corona, Nineteenth Century On Literary Style and lts Technical Elerents, Contem- porary Review; Arab Courage, Spec tator; Inside a Catholic College, Cham ber's Journal Some Secrets of the Silk Trade, St. James Gazette; Tho German Abroad and 1853 to 1885 or tho Afghanistan Question, National Review The Action of Very Minute Particles on Light, Nature; Install- ments Of A House Divided Against Itself, by Mrs 0liphant, and poetry
 For iifty-two numbers Of sixty-four large pages each Cor more than $500 pages q yaar9 the subscription price ($S) k low; while for Slo.50 the pub- fishers offer to send any one of tae American S4 monthlies or wecklies with The Living Age for | year, both postpaid. Eittcil < Go, Boston aro the publishers
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Several of our contemporaries are making great ado because eolored troops are to be stationed at several posts in Arizona, and before the de- spised negroes set foot within the ter ritory they were accused of all sorts ofimmsrality. It is further asserted that the Apaches have no fear of the negroes, but are they any more afraid of white soldiers2 The moral tone of the United States army is low, but the negro soldiers are not 6 whit worse than their white brethren. The army has always been disturbing influence in Arizona and has never proven of any value in restraining the Indians.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
cAIApAsAs, nAlrnoxB

The Tucson Tail!ngs would make it appear sHat the whole subsidy asked of Pinia county for the construction of the Calabasas Railroad is Sl0O,0O0, whereas the vote to be taken on the 23rd inst, is on the question ofissuing $20O, 900 bonds, bearing per cent in terest. One hundred thousand dollars is to bc appropriated for the construc- ton of the section from Calabasas to Tucson and the other Sl00,000 for the section from Tucson to tho northern limit of the county. The sentiment of the people of Pima, judging from the newspaper comments, is in favor of granting the subsidy, and it IS our opinion that it would be money well invested. The proposed road would most certainly be advantageous to the business interests of Tucson and be. sides would open up quite large section of Pima County. We are a little skeptlcal as to the honesty fthe company's intentions because of the hugeness of the scheme. They pro pose to undertake entirely toe much ln so spatsely a populated country, where such great stretches of country along their road, will contribute noth- ing to their freight or passenger traffic. They propose building to Phoenix, Florence and Globe, to erect large reduction works and sink innu- merable artesians wells. One of our exchanges says that Col. Sykes, who cuts prominent figure in this scheme, is visionary individual and we are inclined to believed it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The "Adamless Eden racket is not meeting with as much success in the East as in our sun-kissed land not because of a lack Of appreciation from the baldheads and dudes, but because of the intervention of the strong arm of the law. 4 man arrested in Brooklyn recently for posting bills of the play representing women in more or less nude state, interposed the novel de- ,fensa that ladies of tbe best society dress in B similar manner at fashioaa- ole balls and receptions The Judge admitted the force of the plea. but said that the law made t bis business to draw tho line at bill-boards and the accused party was heavily fined
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

A Washington special to the Globe Democrat says; Col, w. A. Webb, of New Mexico, who has, in conjunction with Delegate Joseph, of that Terri tory, and Representative Springer, of Illinois, been making war on the Re publican Territorial government of New Mexico, sand to-day that Judge Vincent, formerly of Illinois, who has been a resident of the Territory for three years past, had been recommend. ed by the Attorney-General for the Chief Justiceship of New Mexico, and that the announcement of his appoint Hssns might be looked for the coming week, Judge Axtel had been notified to resign, and the document was ex- pectsd by every mail. As soon as it arrived Judge Vincent's commission womb be made out.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

We would respectfully request of the young man who manipuiates the scissors for the Nogales Frontier that he exercise little more care in cred iting items where they belong. An exchange which was not well informed intimated that Globe was being rapid ly depopulatsd in consequence of the suspension of the Old Dominion Com. pany's works, and further, 1t gave erroneous reasons for the suspension. The Frontier published the item and credited it to us, to which we object. Outsiders can know nothing about the affairs of the Old Dominion Company and VIC would advise them not to place reliance in the numerous reports that are being circulated.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Alexander M. Womble, of Sonora in an interview with Star reporter, stated thai the Mexican forces under Gen. Carbo, numbering 5000 well equipped men, began the advance on the Yaquis last Friday. The troops advanced in three columns. One went by way of Cruz dc la Piedras, one from Cumaripa, and the main body from Gisa by way of PiIlares Bonan- zito, and will meet at the river unless a battle commences thls side. These forces are to join near or below Buena Vista in the heart of the Indian ter ritory.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The assertion that if we maintain our present mintipg of alyer dollars we will soon lose all our gold, is 3 preposterous one. If the silver we are minting was bought outside of our own country, a loss of gold might be the result to a limitad extent. But as we produce our own silver without the expenditure Of a dollar outside of the country tue flow of gold from us cannot be accelerated in the least by reason of our continuing to mint sil- yer dollars, any more 1han issuing of paper dollars redeemasie iH specie at will would be capablsl,f
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Dakota is justly proud. It has ? ,5o0, miles of railway, more than any one of twenty states; 1000 school houses, more than any one of fifteen states; 275 newspapers, mere than any New England State except Massachusetts, or any Eastern State except New York and Pennsylvania. IR the number of post offices itranks above tBenty-three states and territories ..and pays more revenue to tho Post Office Department than any one of thirty-two states and it has population as large IS Nebras. ka or Connecticut and ueariJ twice as large as Vermont or Florida.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Three Italians who bere arrested at Chicago, charged with Ihe murder of a fellow -countryman, Those body was discovered in trunls at Pittsburg, have confessed to the !erpetration of the crime, and implicaI Ie fourth par ty named Guardo, whb was arrested in New York when ab'ut to embark for Italy The prisoners were prompt ed to tho commission of the crime solely to obtain sum of money, be- tween $500 and S40O, which the mur- dered man had in his possession,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

It cannot be dotbted that many Texas cattlemen will endeayor to move their cattle westwsrd, despite laws and resolutions to ths contrary, The stockgrower says shat the firm of Pressnall < Musses, of Fort Stockton, Peeos county, have prepared to drive herd or two of cattle northward, destination undetermined. Otherwest Texas cattlemen have started some herds toward New Mexico, and it is believed that they V Il succeed in get ting their cattle int the sacred pre- cincts of that goodly land; while still others have their ey:s on Arizona. It would not be at all surprising to at any time hear of a bloody conflict be- tween opposing cattle interests some where on the TonasI boFder. Wilcox Stockman.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The announcement that the South ern Pacific have decided to reduce local passenger rates in Arizona and New Mexico, will be received with satisfaction by the people of the two territories. The new rates, which go into effect June 1st, will be, for dis. tance of ten miles or less, six and one half cents per mile; tor distances ex. ceeding ten miles six cents; for round trip tickets, good for thirty days five cents ger mile.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

During the year 1881 some 207 as sessments have been levied on IF mines in California, Nevada, Utah, Alaska and Arizona Of the assess ments teyied Us estimated that over four million of dollars have been paid. Of thus amount shareholders of Nevada mines paid $3, ,632,950.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
pRErRRRRp IocAts.


 Butter 60 cents per roll at Durgea's. Fresh candies at Someryillcs Soda water on tap, al Hitchcock's. Crackers and fancy biscuits at Som eryille's
 Butter So cents per roll at somer- yille's.
 Best brands of fine cut and plug tobacco Ut Van Wagenens. At this season of the year something is required to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will dp t. Hatch < Taylor Go to Van Wagenens for fresh goods- prices reasonable.
 California butter, 90 cents a roll, at Somemille's.
 A ten cent cigar for five 'Tanaill's Punch" Hop Bitters will brace you up. For sale by Taylor < Hatch.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit Mrs. K. Gill's headquarters Kellys Key West cigars a specially at the News Depot.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. E. Cliffs Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes, go to sChulze.
 Skating shoes for ladies just received at Van Wagenen's.
 For gents furnishing goods go to Van Wagsnens. For eboice hquor by tho bottle or gallon SC to Van Wagenen,s. Call for private stock for a good cigar at Van Wagenens. Best quality of boots and shoes at Van Wagenens For Blankets and bed comforters 70 to Van Wagcnen& 2 r
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Thc Right Rev. Pster Boureade, the new bishop of Arizona, wa accorded a splendid reception upon ms arrival in Tucson. The Bishoo is a native of France, but has been in this territory and New Mexico for some years. He was at one time parish prlest at Yuma and recently oaiciated in that capacity at Silver City, N. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The Irish people have gained anoth- CT great concession from England by the decision of the Cabinet net to re- new the hateful crimes aeti and still greater one by tue promise to take the local government of Ireland from the Grand Juries; for it means that the Irish will cease to be ruled by the rich, and in home affairs, at least, VIII govern themselves.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

William Cody, ali Buffalo Bill, is gulling the people of the east with what he is pleased to term an exem. pli6cation of life on ahe plains. From newspaper accounts hls troupe's per formance it is as unltae anything seen in the wild west as e. Dc imagined, but it answers his purpose for taking money from the poci.at of the gulla- ble eastern people wlO have in their minds eye that weste'n men are un- lettered, reckless in tI.e extreme and as wild as Apaches who aad never feasted at government expense. The troupe's 8 wild freaks enchant the eye and con sequeutly the dear public pay for be- ing humbugged. The St. Louis Re publicaas notice of him says Mile Patti, Mime Ristori and Mile Rhea arc absolutely in love wIlb him.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Says the Aurora (Illsa, Beacon: The Southern Pacific Road has given notice of its intention to contest the recent order of Commissioner Sparks throwing open tosettlement fifty thob- sand acres of land regarded as part of the forfeited Texas Pacific grant.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The Southeastern Stock Association has withdrawn Rs patronage from the Southwestern (Wileo1) Stockman and given it to Harry Brook. Sunshine and Silver will be changed 10 Beef and Bullion and made thc organ of She association.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

And now . religious crank says that General Grants case is'an example of the faith cure, asserting that ths improvement in the Generals condi- tion is due solely to the prayers Of the people for the preservation of his ifRa
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The copper products of tue United States were 50 per cent. more in 1884 than in 1883. Tie largest gain was in Montana, which territory produced 54,5Oo,000 pounds against 24,00000O in 1883. In Arizona the increase was 2,700.000, and in the Lake Superior Country e,800,000.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
Come now Grover, whack up!

The times are Sadly out of joint. The summer is nigh and Arizona s del. egation of office hunters is still on the ragged edge of uncertainty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
ACMASgr ngWANDED.

With the revivalkin interest ii min. ing matters there \ ould Do ihaugura- ted marked change in the methods of investment. Hlpihazard and un- business.like metliods, which have so loug prevailed Rave been sufficiently tried, and as tho result is the same in Svery locality, it is only reasonable to demand that a change should be made. It is useless to expect different results from the same causes. Foryears cap ital has been furnished by those who have not given personal attention to the operations undertaken. They have trusted largely to the reputed wisdom and experience of others, and this wis dom and experience, if honestly and faithfully exerted, has evidently been of character which cannot be profit. ably encouraged or employed where satisfactory returns are expected from the investment of capital or labor. It must be admitted there are within the limits of our counTy inexhaustlble quantities of a great variety of miner als, which can be extracted and utilized at reasonable profit. The fact that scores of mines Tn different localities are now, and have been for. years, steadily returning a satisfactory diyi- dend upon the investment, proves that that the fault lies not so much upon the mine or the ore, where 1t has been placed, as upon the character intelli- gence and experience of those respon- sble for the costly operations hitherto conducted. Chicago Mining Review,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
s250 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for iuf0fina- tion that will lead to the conviction of any person who may Do found altering ar deFacing the marks or brands, or skealflg, Killing CT driving from their accustuused rnnges Any live sthck belonging to any of the menheis 0f the Globe Stock Growsfs Association of Gile County
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

The Parrot mine, Butte, Montana, which has been shut down for some three months, has started up agaln, Between $50 and 400 men are enl- nlnYed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Already SS5, ooO, ,000 of the S55000s- 900 credit voted by ths English par. lament for war purposes, has been expended.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

Copper, in tho New York market, is steadily advancing Last quotations were, Lake 1l75e, Baltimore He.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
PreNentatlve of chlGls.

$ not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most etticacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever prodnced, the value of which will be recognized hy all who may use them
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting st. Louis have expressed their convictions that it is pcs culiarly adapted 70 the wants of that Terri tory, aud needs oalY trial tc iasure its speedy introduction there.
 Orders addressed ta THE WEST INDIA N MANUFACTURING COMPANY will bs nfcmptly eXsgntet aee i3tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

900 ll \ \ ssssss ssis1 s.. sss sl s'E x s. s,sa soa " wv Y v v will ses fILF pAekEgsg gt goods ot large value, that will steft ysn n work thgt giiiat once hsing you sn money faFtsf than anyesing tlse in Amefies Aii about the S;sG0 000 sii presents with each hpN Agents wanEed sYeFywheFe. af either sax, fef ali tha awn homes. Fossn,sss f5r all w3rJeFs ahsos intciy assured Don't deiag 1T. HarfFT < Sios ppitlands sias feltal N
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16

This great Tonic has been introduced to the people nf the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with nnbonnded s,iecoss and p0pulaTity.
 There is nothing of the kind extaut that equals it as . stimulant, an apetiEer, or anti dyspeptic. It is pars1cularly adopted to mala. rious districts aud as ]
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
IT ALL or ITS BRANCHES.

la ALL U1 4Ic bhAAChE6. will receiye dcposits on open account sub- ject to sight checks,
 Will issue Certificates ol Deposit rrpAya- ble on 4eniand
 Collections niade on sll points at Lowest Rate af Exchange.
 Will draw Sterling demand bills at custom. ary issuance an the Anglt-CaliiorisEA Bank iLiIuitedb London, England. Refers by special pcrsnlssion to Ansio-Cali. fornia Bank aud to J, { W. ssllgnAa < Co., New York.
 CONTEMPORARIES; AseLo-C CALiFoRSIA BASE lI4imitei), Son Francisco, California,
 NV skLmaAS < Co, New York. AssIo-CAiironSA RANK Iimi.ea), Lon. don, England.
 MERCHANTS foAs < Thrsr Co, Cbi.ago BANK or COMMERCE, st Louis. MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK, Boston, Los AsaElrs couSrr BANK, Las Angeles. KALEs & LEwnt Phupis, AT, BAsK or ARJgcsA, Prescott, X T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-16
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Watch Recovered.

1t will be remembered that on the night
Of the 10Th OF last January, while Mr..
Ernest Lsue, Of the Island, was going TO
his home from this city, he was sttacke d
on Virginia street, near the rink, by two
men, who held him up for his watch. No
trace OF the thieves was ever discovered
until Thursday when Mr.. G. c. Winzen.
reid, the Market street jsweler, had the
watch LETT at his place to be repaired by a
young man named Keim. Mr.. Keim,
who is employed at the liquor store of Mr.
G. A. Frobe, on Market Square, stated in
response to questions, that he had, that
morning purchased he watch from Little
Bull McDonough for seventy FIVE cents
and a pint OF whisky. A warrant was at
once sworn out before Squire Petermsn
for McDonough, but up to last night he
had not been found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

4 Reply to "Nailer."
OFFICE or THE KELLY NAIL AND
IRON COMPANY,
IRoYToS O., November 5, 1885.
To he EdiOrci the Register:
Sir. In your issue of the 4th inst some
one signing himself Mailer" rushes into
print, denying our statement that some Of
our new "feeder-Dailers" were making
from 50 SO to 50 so per day at the II cent
card.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as you know, life is too
short and We are 100 busy at present to
answer anony nous correspondents, but if
"Ss;ler' will send US his true name we will
hunt up bis RECORD, aud at some future
time, when We have no more to DO than he
hiss OF present go into the subject of nail
making aud the nsilers capacity, for the
pub iC press, il be 80 desires.
Right here we want to state, however.
that for the two weeks ending October 81,
we psid three cf our feeder nailers" as
follows: For eleven working DAYS of fac
tory. one received $3.50 OF; one received
1929 80; one received $2l6 56.
Now, if your anony nous correspondent
is rsiler he can figure out for himself
the wages each one received. These 6g-
ures are from our pay roll and can be YER
i6ed by the parties receiving the money,
the nail PsckeF and our psypaster. The
above statement is true, aud any one that
denies il tells an urtrulh.
The 'KELLY Nail AND Iron Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Second Presbyterian Church. R,v. VIM
d. Cooke, d. D.. pastor seryices to-morro st 10 36
4 m, and at TOO p. u. Sabbath-school at q. n
All are welcome.
St. Luks's Chureh.-Rev. J. Gibson CAN'T
b. d., rector. Divine services to-morroV NJ 10 30
10. and 700 D. IN. sunday school NJ o. m Ser
vices at the Chapel every Wednesday sveaing a
1880 O'clock, ssats free.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran ChuYch.-Ksy,
Z. II. Dornbaser, pastor. Services Tomorrow Of
l0:So m. and p. IN. bermon IN the morning IN
the Interests OF young nen and he Y. N. c. A.
sunday school At p. IN. strapgen welcome.
Zane Street N L. Church.-Rev. ]. Hsnry
Hes, pastor. Services by the pastor to morrow ~
1890 T. m. and p. m. sunday school st 2 D. n,
Services during the week, beginning at 100 D. m,
to which all are invited.
First Presbyterian Chureh.-Ths psstor
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, u. D., viii preach in tho
Lecture Room at 1890 O. m, and st D. M.
Special prayer Tor young n en- at the evening FER
vice. All are Invited. sabbath-scbool ct a. m.
Fourth street N. Il. Church, reeships
sunday at 1880 g. N. and 90 p. N By the pzstor
Rev. X. 7. Randolph. In the morning The pastor
viii preach upon "Ynang Men, Their Dan refs and
Needs" Sunday school at 2 p. m. Young Peo-
Pies Meeting, Monday at 80 D, m.
North street n. Il. Churoh.-Rky, n r.
Dryden, pastor, will preach Tomorrow AZ 10 20 a
m, and deliver sn address TO you,g men at III, D.
N Morning theme: The Baptism Of Power
Evening theme: The Road to Success" SUNDAY.
school q p. m. All are cordially Invited.
st. Matthew'S Church--seryice at 1000
n. Sermon 70 Dung nisu, THE Opportunities sf
Youth" Att p. M, "The Perils Of Youth.
Disciples Cburch-S rvices 10 mo. .pv n 10 10
L m. No services at night Sunday school at 80
/ m. All are cordially invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
PRAYER FORYOUNG MEN.
Programme of Services During the Com.
ing Week.


Programme of Services During the Com
ing Week.
The Y. NJ C. A., of this city will, in
common with similar Associations through
out the world, observe to- morrow and next
week as a season Of prayer for young men.
Below is given the programme OF special
service: On Sunday, at p. m, there will
be union meeting in the Second Presby-
terrain Church, at which the work of the
Y. N. C. A. will be presented in short ad,
dresses, as follows. On the growth Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, by
John c. Lynch; the International Com.
mittee and its work, by W. A. Wilson
work among railroad men ard college
atudents, by J. NJ. Bellville; work among
German young men, commercial travellers
and the colored young men ofthe South,
by W. J. W. Cowden, Esq. At SIS p m,
there will be conference of Association
members at the Y. NJ. c. A. Building,
1922 Market street, and at S;45 p m. a
Gospel Mems meeting at the same place,
conducted by c. s. Morrison.
Daring the week, at 4 p. m. daily, union
prayer meetings will be held, conducted by
the following ministers: Monday Rev. R.
I. Randolph. Tuesday, Rev. D. A. Gun
nigham, d. D. Wednesday, Rev. G. NJ.
Shot. Thursday, Rev NJ. f. Dryden. Fri
day, Rev. r. K. Swope. Saturday, Rev.
E. H. Dorn5laser.
Mems meetings, conducted by young
men. will also be held daily at 1870 p. m,
as follows Monday, W. Fl. Rinehsrt
Tuesday, S. K Mckee. Wednesday, John
c Lynch. Thursday, VIM. A. List. Fri
day, J. Elwood hughes. Saturday, l. NJ.
Belleville.