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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Has khartoum fallen and is General
Gordon dead are questions that arise IN
the minds ~ all readers ot the daily
press. The conflicting nature Of the re-
ports from the Soudan make all state
meuts on the subject mere conjecture.
knartoum has been So often reported
fallen that the public naturally question
any dispatch "a that effect At present
there Is no certainty. although what pur-
ports to be an official account Of the cap
ture has been found Il should be borne
in mind that the Mahdi and his followers
are Mt erly Enthusiastically as Tar "a their
statements are concerned. and II the cir
culation II reports ~ the capture of
Khartoum and the death If Gordon
would have The etfeot Of drawing the ma
tlves to his rising standard. the Mahdi
would not hesitate 90 prcmulgate such
STORIES. Il may be that after all Khars
toum has net fallen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

THE Chapman joint resolution for a
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
msnufacture and sale Of Intoxicating ia.
ucrs viii come np az Lansing to-day on
special order. There Is fair possibility
that It viii pass. though she chances ap-
pear g. be against r. The eighteen r.
pslblicans of The Senate ssh an vote for
it. and az a caaeus ~ the House ItepHb
iicans. At which tbirty- uen,lsors vsrs
present. al sxaept fsue wisre IN fseF of
the amendment. aa1 flsef aiil rrehalls
sea lsei,le s. soie CO IL The msish.
tions. hfTafer are that .ssly llfty3st 81
t.s fity fiaf Is pssbiieans - f9e ifsssa
vi sate f,r sahmsssn. r. tbaf ees is
esi ps44.fe llse sofss - sspeufeea - 80
opposition fnssulsefs ts eise ibe aepeessfy
10 abiids. Wsesbss thsi sunslsef saa >
stlAesi - ssts - Il nssftef - ass
ss8nfY ''sat Vii sl1 hs Ieeisle.l - ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

actual vote. Ia tie Democratic caucus
Senator Hawley made strong speech
against the resolution, taking the ground
that Democrats hal nothing to gain from
the Prohibitionists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

IHE golden age Of reform will be in
augurated March L. That is, the great
moral party tthe Democratic party) will
begin a reformation that viii turn Uncle
Sans gold into lean Democratic pockets.
The hungry must be fed, you know.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Toledo viii Al rsiiroa8s dlserRinR Tecnrnseh
viii L. - A 81 8. Homer viii H. - A NJ. g.
lsansiUe Division snd Af lane ~. q. Marshall
vltb NJ a. n ~ Battle ifs<k vitA Ciiieae1 A
Grand Trunk and NJ 81 ~ h Moufeifh g. ~
l. AliasnRn viii n, ~ aBa Il. - NJ
LUTHER ALLAN. sen faes. Ap4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
TREMENDOUS CUT

This old
(neiher stock cheap
II % do
opportunity.
n
Chincbilas Melons & Kesey lined.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17


SLEEPING CAR AkkAh0fkENIS.
NoRTh-Iraln leaving al azk = IA. tlas Moad-
run hieepIns Iars for fssoskes s.nS Macktnae
City. Train leaving af i0szh Isi has llalf a.
for Traverse City.
souTH-Iraln leaving al 4 st. A. "a. hsls Mood
run Sleeping Car foE Cincinnati
Through tickets can bo obtained al nisn
II. kel Offloe. corner Monroe Hna Ottawa hifoeas
and al mon Depot &. l. IOl kMOoD.
Gen t'aaz- Asn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
Detroit, Grand Haven 8 Milwaukee
GOING KASI,


Passengers taking the 0-5) a. IA. ExIats.s NIKE
close connections al o~osso f0T l..Istln1 ara q
Detroit for New YORK arriving fii,ft el lllzgla .
the following morning
Night ExpHsNs has local SIee,,ise { a. i),sl.4l -
6nlnd hAplds.
Thin IL the only line running AunBft, l.spr =
leaving here al los3 =. u. viii oivIiink su "a
Detroit making drsC connections i.r az l..tl u
morning
ParlOr arr on mail trains b0th sss-i llld ~tei
The train leaving ~ 5.fh 3. 10 ~ln mAke flnc
conneciion With Milwaukee steamers sii5is .1cp
Sunday.
Through tlckeis secured ~ - e.. h s Al ~. q
ia Morton House block alsu al iie depot
ID. IUIJhh. 1lu ls.s. Aaan
6EO. Is. REiskE Jrafnc Msns...er. 4 ilt....,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
NEWAYGo nIylsloN.

The northern terminus - thif Division 10
Baldwin. D. AZ. NJ. by.
J. n. IeFT,eufef. Gen freaRsi Har Pa-e. ARsut.
tlfiice. lp1 Monroe htrssf.
GEo. W. MUSsoN. Tickel Asr.s1t flty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
THE CAUSE

Through which Collars. Cuffs. SHIRTS. etc.
become yellow and get that grayisb. OF
dark steel colored look. after having been
laundried bat few times,
Is partly due 10 not having been
properly washed and rinsed. BUT MOST
LY to the extsnsive and continued use 81
acid. cheap adultersted soaps. etc. OH
mode ~ laundering Is different from that
~ most all others, and is done IN sDch a
manner That the goods remain as clear
and white as when new. neither Is there
any more wear a. them than when done
IN the ordinary way ~ bone. our work
is always uniform and satisfaction guar
ansetsi every time We also promptly
Gail for and deliver o1ssis free - charge
Telephone va
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

In is reported from Washington that
Judge David Davis was recently refused
admission TO the floor of the House of
Representatives The door.kseper prob
ably thought times are too hard just now
for the Government 10 incur the expense
OF enlarging the entrance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

An ingenious Frenchman has invent
cd a machine for Strengthening crooked
noses. It is recommended TO those Dem
ocrats who get their noses twisted at Al
bany II is likely to be in great dema nd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
RepubIIcan stale ConvsatIon.

A Republican STATE Convention "a nominate
one Jasfice ~ the Supreme Court ia ptaee Of
Th0mas 81 Cooley. whose term Wil expire De
eember 81 l-e5. ansi Two REGENTS of the OnIyer-
sifg la the places 0f George Ddiiisid and j. j fan
Ripef whose terms Niu expire Dec. 81, i5s3, VIII
b. held ~ Bucks Opera h0uss, IA the City OF
Lansing on "Wednesday. the iith day of March.
Iss5, AZ II o'clock q. m.
Counties Nili BE- entitled 10 .one delegate for
each SO votes ca-f for 5ogefuOr at the last elee
tiOn and one additional delegate fOf every frac-
ti0n 0f 80 votes. Each organized county will De-
entitled o. an least One delegate.
Under a resolution heretofore adopted no dele
ghte Will b. entitled "a a seat ia the cOnFentiOn
Who does rs,t reside ia the cOuuly he pr poses 10
represent l.. l.. VAN Lli4F. Chairman.
NJ y Smith. r.. q. White,
W HI 1oof= Il. Miusor.
burton harker, >. j. lomlinsOnt
IN B R0,glson " " Fitzpatrick,
d. h Ainsrr g. NJ Martin.
T. ~. Osborn. Il. l.. Gray,
T. a. Gilsiinrs FL Meech.
William Chamberlain Green Pack.
G. W. Mcbride. fred SoCnm,
John Patton, Jr., II. II. bates,
&. ID. Long q. r. Holland
A W. SMITH, Secretary.
Detroit. Feb I. 1885.
On the abave named basis Of representation
Kent county will send 50 delelastes lOnia iB, Allie
gan H. Ottawa "a. Hecosta y, Nuskegon II, New
aygo = Barry A. Oceana 3, Mason >. Manistee 7.
Lake 5. Osceose 3.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial Dis. trict, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of tiiia
 Mary E. Thompson, Plaintiff, ys John F. Thompson, Defendant.
 Actian brought in the District Court of the Second Jndiciai District of the TeiTitcyy Of Arizona, in aad f6v tue County of Giis, bnd the complaint filed iu said G;5ppty of Giia, in the office of the Clerk of sad Disttice Court, The Territory of Ariz.sna sends Greeting to Jphn F, Thompson, Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear iu slR action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court pf tic Second Judicial District of the Territory Uf Arizona, h and for the County of Gila, and answer the complaint fled with the Clerk of tbis Court at liobe, in sad County la copy Of which complaint accompsnies shis SummonsL within twenty days ieXciusiye Df the day of seryicei after the service upon you cl this Surina6as--if seryed in this Coniltv; lInt # served out 0f the County, aud within this District tEen within Ehlrty days: in all other eases forty dayss--ar iudgment by de- faplt will De taken agafaSt you according to the ihsyef of said complaint
 And yot are heiebY n,tided that t you fail @ appear llnd answer the said complaint, as above required, tho said Plaintiff will apply Co tte Court for ths relief demanded therein ard costs and disbaraemshts in this behalf ex- pe1dad.
 Given under my hand and tho Seat sEah af the District CGert H tha Sscdnd S Judicial Distritt 1f tHe Territory of Arizona, in aud for the County of Gila, this i5th day of JGiy A. 9. 1885.
 B. J. AloGINNIS, Clerk.
 iulyis low
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
sHERIFFs SALE

By virtue of sn execution isstiei ott of the District Court q 2ti fadici8i District, ESla County Arizona Territory dalsa th6 lSth day of July A D. 1885, in a certain action wherein ! w. Wentworth, as Plaintiff, TO. covered judgment against Ferainanh Hatch, as Defendant, for the sIm of SS00 and cast of suit taken at si1 75 on the l4th day of July A. D. 1885, ] have levied upon the following described property, to-wit:
 An undivided < 2l interest in that certain idt, pisse er paycei gf lzfsd kE5wh snd flesighated ss lot I9, block 73 oB tfs 0fiaeSal. 1iap of tes town ui Giebe, Giia County, A. T.
 Also, onethiFi lll interest in the Gladiator mine, being the First North East Extension oi the Alice mine about one mile north from Globe. Fprtber description can be found in Gila Ceunty Mining Records, Book 5, Pace l94, h which iooasloa nDtieo ot said claim E reeOrgied
 Public Notiee is hereby given that on MONDAY tho 10th day q August A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock a. n. of that day at Public Auction at Globe, in front of the SheriH's office will sell all the right, title and inter eat tis the said defendant, in aud to said de. scribe3 property e the highest ani best bid der to sAtiSfy said eSeeutigh and ail en9ts.
 F. F. PASCOE, illyIsft Sherd, Gila County, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
Tirss publication Mp 2S. lss5s Application for Patent
Appsleaff6h sgn a2G for Patent fo tiEs
 feHg6 Metal Mining fiaiBl.
U. 5. LAnD orrI.E. rre.an A T.

c
 U. s. LAND oRrIcE. Tpcsoa, AT,
 May fA, 1885.
 Notice is hereby given that S, 8 Heinenian for himself and co-claimant, Carl spygr. whose post office Gdsifess is Globe Gila County, Ark roiia, hal this dEy filed his application for . patent for 259 lilatr feet of tie Yellow Metal Inineor vein bearHag pinefal, with surfsce grotigtd 600 feet fr wi'Fthy situated m Globe Mining District County Sf tiila and Terriso- " of .hrizgns, and des;gnntea by the aela notes and 0ificia blst os, hIc ia tais office as lot No 7l, said los ISc. 7i beiaz Is follows, Beginning at the iaitiaI noaamtns iniifs- ti0n in location notice and marking the sohti.- westerly end center of claim, &t lOGt 4 feet long inches in diameter in amoundpf stones, marked ". M. No. 1, I, M"; tkeeea s 70 rlegs., % min, E 300 feet to post 4 fset long inches in diameter in mound Of stonsS nisrked " M No. 2''; thence N 10 degs. 70 min. l. 759 feet to post q feet long { inches in diameter ill mound of stones, marked ~ NJ. No, 3p; U. & fiiseral monument No. g. Globe District bears N go degs w ll4 feet; thence x 50 Gegs. 20 niiii, w 800 feet to north. easterly end center of claini, at . poat inehes in diameter E feet long in . mound of stones. marked ". M, No. 4'; thence EsB0 d6gs % mia. w a59 feet @ post ! feet long, inctlsa in diameter in a mound of stones, marked sfY' AsAs Aeht aB tAlbl4HAfEik ENNE5 26 min, w s feet distant; thence S 70 dsgs 20 min. " 759 feet to a post { feet long inches in diameter in mound of stonss, marked ''Y M. No G"i thence $ 90 dsgs % min. E 300 feet to . post marked " M. No. l, |. NJ, place of beginning
 Magnetic variation 12 degs 8 min. r. Ykis claim contains l0.4 acres
 This claim is on lnsaryeycd laAd, about miles noItbWesterly from the town of Globe, apd about oRe-hah mile from Lest Gulch
 The location 0t this mine $ recorded in the Recorders office of Gila County, in lock , Globe Mining District Records, tt page 12S; and a correction of ernoI in original notice of location is recorded in book (, page 10s.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Y sllow Metal IniRe Or sltlfacs ground, are required to file t1eir adverse claims with the Register If thc United States Land Diiioe, at Tucson, Arlzoua, within the sixty days pegiud of publication hereof, or they will he barred by virtue of the provisions 0f the ltatute,
 It is hereby pgdsEgi that the foregoing, no. fiee of application bo published for tsn con. sscutise weeks in tho SEWER BEIF, weekly newspaper published an Globe, Arizona
 B. G. THOMAS, Register
 LEMON X MCC4BE atty's, Globe, Gila Co.,, Arizona. my2Swlo
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
matalnora ooa. Mining Company.

Matalnora Con. Mining Company.
 Location of principal place ot business, San Francisco, California.
 Location of Works, Globe Mining piatrict, Gils Couaty. Arizona.
 Sutice is hereby git6a, tiaat at a meeting Uf the Bnarl of DilRetoTs, hsld on the ileth) 3'enth dag of July 1885, aT sssessntnt lAo. q of t2l Two Gents per iare vas lsyiea ufon the capital stock bi the corporation, payable immediately u United Staisa spld coin, to the Secretary at the office ~ the Company TOP Market street. Room Ng &, San iraaeiseo, Calif0Inia
 Any tteck up0n which this assessment ahall remain utpaid on the El5th} Fifteenth day of August, lssA, will De delinquent, and adyef- tised for sale at public auction; end unless PaImcnt i9 uIade before, will be soli CT SAT GBI}AY the ti2th Tweiftii day Of Soptem- Der 1885, e pay the dslinqaeat assesslRent together with ealts of adtertissls and expen. Sea ol sssle
 By ol1efcf lhe EoaFd q DireetqTs
 ,, PlSNTEtstlSI. Secretary, Office, 702 Market Street, Rooai No. 8, San Francesca, California july 18-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

IrFtife Probate Court, in and for the Coull. " oi Glie, Territory cf Arizona.
 h the matter of the Estate of Hans An.on AnderHolE aeeeased.
 Order to how cause why decree of distribu- tion should not be made.
 On reading Haa filing the petition of Olof Martin AndeEs9n, exeeutof of the Estate ot Hans Anton Anderson, deceased, and praying among other things for an order If distribu- tien of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled;
 IL s ordered, tfat s,l persons interested in the estate of She said Hans Anton Anderson, deceased, Dc and appesr before tho Probate Court, in and for Che aaid County Of Giia, al the Court room of said CenrS, in Globe, in said tiila County, on MONDAY, the 2ith day of August lsS6, at 10 o'clock Q, In,, then and there to show cause why an order of dis. trIbntion should not Dc made If the residue 3i said estate among the hoirs and legistees of the said deceased, according ta law;
 It k further ordered, that a copy of this )r. der be published for tour successive weeks, De. fore the said aith day ot Augutt 1885, sl the ARIEosA SILVER BELB . newspaper pfinted and pnhlished in the said Gila County
 DRted. July % 1885.
 C. A sWAsEE, Probate Judge.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
aLonn l18a ConntY. Ariaona,

July 20, isS5 Board n1at pursuant to adjourn ment Present. Supervisors Vest meyer and tt4lmar absent Supervisor Gilson.
 Minutes of July 18th read and ap- proved.
 Convened as Board of Eqaaliza- ton.
 On motion the assessment of s, C.. tIeinemau and Mrs. R Gill on lot 4 block 78, town of Globe, was reduced from Sls00 to Sl400
 In compliance wiEh tks notices sent them, there appeared before tho Board $. c. Heiuenan, s, schein and Mrs. N, J, Moore, who after beiug duly sworn we're examined, and it appear ing to the Board that the assessment of the respective parties waa correct, ordurrl that tho same ba moi changed. Convened az . Beard of Supervisors. The Board settled lbo Incense account with the Treasurer and Tax Collector for the quarter cnaipz Juno 50, 1885, and the balance of heensas issued and not collected amounting to $5562, counted and found correct, and reis- sued to tbe Tax Collector
 On motion Board adjourned to July 3l, 1885, at 10 o'clock d. ln
 CT MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

IT T.. fer working people. Send 10 Gents uuI spo2tage, and we will inaa sou FREE,
 HUt aroyal, valuable sample box of goods A that will put you in the ~ay of lnak- ipg more money in a few days than you eyer thought pesaibie st any business Capital not required, You can live at home and work in spare time oal3S gr all the time An Of both seaes, of all ages, gradually suocessftrll 70 cents 70 Sj essiiy earned every eveninY
 That m who want work may test the busi. nese, we aake this unparalleled stTors IT. all who are not well satis6ed we will send $l to ray for the trouble of writing hs. Fsil parti- eaaarE, directions, etc. sent free Imniense nay absolutely suro for all who start at once
 Don't delay. Address St1ssos 6 Co, Port land, Maine. fsb21-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
pREgERRED LOCALS.

! Two-bit lunches at someryilIe's bakery
 The hellnef saw mill is ready for lumber erders for any quantity A large lot of saw logs are being gol out Ut present while labor is cheap and plenty
 Kelly's Key West clgars specially at the News Depot.
 Fresh candies at soneryilles.
 Soda water on tap, q Hitthropk's.
 Crackers and fancy biscuits at Som erYilles
 Butter 80 cents Der ron at souer. ville's
 Best brands cF fine cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagefen's
 Go to Van Magenen's fsF fresh ! Goods prices reasonable. Caliiorhia butter, % cents a roll, at someryilles.
 < ten cent cigar for fls Tansill's Punch
 Hop Bitters will brace yoa hp. For sale by Taylor < Hatch. ! '
 Tee eream viii be served to-n5rrow afternoon and evening at sonefgiile's.
 Tot gents furnishing goods go to Van Magenens.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs E. Gill's headquarters For cholce llquor by tho bottle or gallon go to Van Wagerens,
 Call for private stock for a good cigar ~ Ean Wasenens
 Bcs ualitg of baots and shoes at Van Wagestens,
 For Blankets and bod conlforters go to yan Wagenens
 60 10 Naii Magenen's fol croekssy ' and glass ware of every kind.
 Flesh California cheesg ahd bess fshch butter at Mrs R slil's
 skasing shoes fof sdies st rsceiyea af Nan sgenef
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
CoMmrSrCATFox.

PAYsoa, GREng VALLEY, July 2i.
 EDrroRs BEIr: Inasmlch as your paper is generally read here and has an extsndcd circulation along the route from Globe to Camp Verde, I concluded to drop you line in regard to this section of country, which is fast becoming populated by an intelligent and thrifty people. The mostdeligbt- ful spot on tic liae Of the route is Green Valley, with its fine shade, mountain streams of pure, cold water iand it's elevated table lands which render 1t an exceptional summer re-. sort not only for the invalid but also for those who would avoid the swell tering heat of tho valleys during the summer solstice. Sge have number of visitors this season who will ceme again next year and bsiEg their friends. The eoaatry to be sure, is new but bears thriving appearance and cattle are seen almost everywhere, waxing fat and chewing their cuds with placid contentment. Thomson, tue mail carrier, comes and goes with undertaking regularity and l hear there is a stroag probability of bis doubling his visits by reason Of in. ereased rrssl sefgicB. 4se post office is now M the hands of Mrs. Ada Bow CTS, whc is giyng general satisfaction to residents receiving mail here. The post office has been removed from Hisc's store to Sides building whieb, in addition to the accommodation of Uncle Sams postal service, has been fittcd up fof the ehtertainmeni of wayfayefs. For fear of encroaeising on your space i Niii cidse, promising to write again 1t some future tune,
 YEEpAp.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
DEATH SEEsss FRIENDS.
ta.s .ayIaa eaa aseA U. rer rneln.elvs..

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 All persons arc respectfully request cd to give any Information of the cat tie twork oxeh1 and other property oi the late II T. Robbins, and those hay ing any property of said Robbins, or knowing themselves indebted to said H. T. Robbins, deceased, will please report to T. c. stallo, Public Admin. istrator of Gila county, A. T., and ad. ministrator of II. T Robbins, deceased.
 L. F Cole is authorized to take up any cattle (work oxen) belonging to the estate of Hargey T Robbins, de- ceased. T c. STALLo,
 Adm'r est, of II. T. Robbins, deeeased.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
soAnp oR SUPERVISORS.
Glonr. Gila County. Ariaona,

July lS, lsSa. Board metpursuant to adjournment. Present. Supervisors Westneyer and Redmani absent, Supervisor Gilson. Minutes of July s3th and 1ith read and approved.
 Appeared before tho Board of Equal. ization, in compliance with thenotices sent them, Messrs Louis sultan, J w. Horrell and J W, Ransomo with their witnesses, who alter being duly sworn were examined, and it appearing to the Board that the assessment of the pardes WIS correct, ordered that the aaa b be not changed.
 On motlctl Board adjourned to July 20, 1885, atf ft9 o'clock d. n.
 GIT, MARTIN, Clerk. Approvel P. ", wrsraavEa, \,
 Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

C. T. Peters of Salt river returned on Tuesday from visit to Colorado, While here he purchased from s. Gil. son, two fine horses which he took down to his ranch.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

A postoiice is to De established at ?. c. Robertson's for tie conyenieate of people residing on the south side of Salt river Application has also been made for a postoIice at the ranch of C. T. Peters on Tonto creek, half way between Armer and Tonto postoi6ee. Salt rver valley and Toht0 ate being settled UP 80 rapidly that the postal accommodations are insufficient and the service will doubtless soon Be in- creased to three times ] week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

4 horse race, which will attract all the cowboys in the vicinity, will le run on Tonto August 10th, between nags owned by the Watkins boys and John Cline. The rae, will be for S250 3 side.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

Fred Beebee, once a resident of Globe and well known to the early settlers here, after swinging round the circle for several years, is at last heard from by E. 0, Kennedy in Yale, British Columbia.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

Mrs. R Gill Mrs. ,. c. HeInemau aud Miss Katie Gill took their depar- ture on Friday mornng for tho popu- lar seaside resort, Santa Monica, Cal., where they will spend moath,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

Dick 0'Connell who has a lease on the Cold and Frosty claim al Me- Millen, owned 5y J Canavan and C. A. Rarneburg, has struck ere which it IS thought will run up in the thousands.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

A rampant steer cleared Broad Street of pedestrians Wednesday af- ternoo1. Jimmy Anderson, who fol- lowed in hot pursuit, but did not sue- ceedin heading off the naddened animal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

A quiet wedding was eonsummated on Thursday evening at tho residence of MT. ". ". Gibson, two and one. half miles south of Globe. The con tracing parties were Paul Julien Johnson and Miss Mallie Gibson, and Rev. R. A. Windes performed the ceremony. The BELr extends con gratulations and hopes that on the sea of matrimony the happy couple will meet with no adverse winds.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

The eastern extension of the Gibson mine Is prospecting well in gold, It is owned by l.. T. Harris and Irene Young The Gibson has proved most satisfactory.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25
Warming.

We the undersigned being tic Locators 0f the Rabbit Ear miAc, said location notice of which is recorded in Gila County Mining Recortis, do hereby forhii any and all parties from working upon the same and all parties negotiating with othels than the undersigned
 J. H CANAYAN,
 M. FTPZP ATRICB.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-25

The fears entertained by many per sons that the accustomed summer rains would this year fail us, were dispellod by the showers on Tuesday and Wednesday and more copious rainfall on Thursday morning. Rain was greatly needed as the hills lad De- ,one brown and almost destitute of grass. We may now hope that the showers enjoyed this week were the precursors of 9 generous rainy season which will make the "cattle on thou sand hills rejoice.