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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Silver City Enterprise suggests that the next grand jury of Grant county should indict Chato. Bonito. Geronimo, and all other leaders of the Chirieahaas place wt3ts of arrcg. ia tue hands of tho sEariiT and then call on tho Territory fce assistance, ard if the military interltre arrest the off, cerg, This plan ofridaing the gouu. try of the scourgs ,tas suggested yean ago by Judge J. (; Knapp, thau of tho Sd Judicial District of New aexi- co, and ridjculed h,. that nincompoop Gen. James H. Carleton and bis obse- quious friend 6. f Clever and others. Had the suggestion of Judge Knapp been followed tho Indian question would have been SC titled forever, so far as New Mexico ard Arizona were con eerned, We are glad to know that the Enterprise advocates the same mode of procedure as was then sug. gested in 2esilla by the venerable Judge, whom Carleton imprisoned and hanged by the wrists to a beam in tbe guard hoUse because of the Judges exposing, in print, CarIoton's abuse and robbery of citizens through tue agency of military courts which usuEped civil jurisdiction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Cra0A CaA Tsays m sase Troops s8c wRats
 hy AsRf0n fur Eneass

Judge Haynes has received t2le following telegram from R. c, Dranl, Adiutant General at Washingtog4
 Your telegram of the Huh igst., to the President, rohamui.igating the wishes of ths citizens Of 1ucso that the military fierce in Arizona ihopla De increased, has been referred to inc Secretary of War am instructed by the latter tosay that, at the eortrnence- mert of the present Indian troubles, General Crook was informed tbat no could have whatever men and mate. rial were necessary, 10 D oteet The lives and property of citizens exposed to these Indian excursions, Reesnt adyiees show that his force has bt en increased by five companies oi caya ry and that an additional force of eaya l.y will be subject to his esll, when he thinks necessary to employ il. An additional force aas been ordered from Texas to New Mexico which will be available for service in Arzona, should their presence be thought rec- essary. Tucson Tailings.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
CRooG.

The Silver City Enterprise, of the 18th inst; unearths the fo98Wing from the proceedings of tho city council of Silver City, New Mexico, of tE5 years ago which -is not complimentary to that body and doubtless now causes a blush to mantle the cheeks of those who by their votes gave it their sanction:
 Two years ago this month the council of this city passed 3 set of ealogistic resolutions upon General Crook as an Indian fighter although in that ever-mehorabl campaign the troops never oneeengaged the Indians, Tue resolutions were handsomely en- grossed by Tiffany ( Co, Of New York, al an expense to the taxpayers of this city of something like S200, and then were officially presented to the Gcner- al. It would now be in order fos the people of Grant county to present the General with tho pappoosa recently captured by the Duncan citizens. as a nemento of his lying and trcacherous ladian peliey's
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
PREFERRED LOCALS,

 Tho KeAner saw null $ ready for lumber orders for any quantity A large lot of saw logs are being got out at present while labor is cheap and plenty.
 Kellys Key West clgars q speciality at the News Depot
 Ifyou want good pair of boots CT shoes, go to schulze
 Butter 60 cents per roll at Drryea $. Fresh candies at somerYitle's. Soda water on tap, al Hitchcock's. Crackers and fancy biscpiss at som eryilles.
 Bnttec 30 cents per roll at solper. yillo's.
 Best brands of fine cat and plug tobacco tt Van Wagenens, co to Van Wagenen's for fresh goods prices reasonable. California butter % cente ! roll, It someryillss
 Aten cent cigar forfye TaHsili's Punch
 Hop Bitters will brace you up. For sale by Taylor { Hatch. Forchoicc groceries and fresh fruit Mrs. R Giil's headquarters Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. R Gili's. Skating shoes for ladies juss received at Yan Wagenens, For ehoiee hquor by the bottle or gallon @ te Van Wagenens Cal for private Stock for $ good cigar at Van Wagonens Best quality ofboots and shoes at Van Wagenen's
 For Blankets and bed comic tars go 70 Van Wagenen Go to Van Wagcnens fo, crockery and glass ware q esefy kind
  For gents furuishing goods go to Van Wagenens s
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Upon the active working of its mines is based the prosperity Of any mining camp. The formation of com papies, the selling of stock, tke trans tar of properties, the selling of togn lots, and tha erection of buildings, all amount s0 nothing unless the mines arc worked A fictitious pros perity -may occur for ether reasons ia a min 'uE camp, but 1t can only last . fes mouths unless active work is pushea in tha mines themselves. Mining and Scientific Rrass
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

GeEerai Grants book of life will vsry shortly be closed, He is grad ually sinking. It will not boa matter ot surprise to hear of his death Ut any moment. He has been removed lrom New York City to Mt McGregor in the same state. He is much dcpre sgd and cmaeiated silent but watchfta of everything transpiring witbln bis view. His doctors bulletins have now ceased to interest and might as well ea discontinued, since hope of pro. longing the generals lie beyond a brief period has led.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Arizona Star has the nerve to say it has not lost faith in General Crooks ability to settle the Apache question, 50 far ao the military arm of the government is permitted to deter mine it. The Star has said the same thing many times before, which proves that the faith of the Star was only "the substance of things hoped fog" Tho toufooltry of the Star in throwing up it's hut and singing ho. sannahs to Crooks great name, two years aga, and claiming for bim 8 vic tory oyer the Chiricahna5 in the Sierra Madres, is sti.F'fresh in thamemory of the BELT. ,.g. .a.,,.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Fhs millennium is secuted by some as far c6, and by others as impossible. If "one swallow could make 8 sum msr" those who know the history of newspapers in New York for the past twenty years think it near when the Hon. Charles A. Dana, editor of the Sun, appears as contributor to the New York Tribune. It is not the liou lying down with the lamb, but thr lion and the royal Bengal tiger feed ing together What magic spell has wrought it?
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Auckland New Zealand, author ities have shown becoming sense of justice in holding Walter H. Lenuox Maxwell in custody, awaiting the requisition of the Governor of tbe State of Missouri for bis return to St. Louis, for trial for tho murder of Char.ss A. Preller, April 5tb, in the Southern Hotel, of that city, When arrested on board of the fIeamer he was greatly discoucerted, and deuiad that he was MaxwcH, claiming that he vas . native of France, and that his name was Theodore Ccc.l Daeguie, Tho cortenia og lis trunk definitely points 6 hiia ss tha man wantcd to answer for the murder of pgelicr, On leaving San Francisco he took rassage in inc sieerage where hc was pointed out 7 the purscr of Che ship to the detectives as the man they were look. ing for. The murder was committed April 5th, and on May 5th Maxwell. was arraigned before tue Auckland police justice,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
eEneNEno

X. 7.
 The soeorro, IN IN Bp1lion claims that Geronimo is ncl an Indian; tsat he was born ia La 5oya, oF poor but honest parents, fiia father, noted fiddler, YSas named Jose Luis Peralta and was well known in socorro couu- tyi where giving music at fandan. gos was his charge as well us bis bread and butter. Geronimo did not live to mans estate under the pater. nai wing His biographcr Professor Longuemare says, whQn but thirteen years of age as he, his mother and two sisters were returning from Manzana to Socorro they were taken prisoners by Nayajoes, Some years after their capture Geronimo was separated from his mother md sisters, and sold to the Apauhes, with whom he has since re. mained and has taken rank second only to Nacha, the chief of the Chiri. eahnas---because Of hisrehued cruelty, ferocity and cunning, Mana, q left bower of Nacha, was also once . resl. dent of Socorro, and tenant of Cande- lario Garcia, Notwithstanding the Professor disclainis Indian lineage for Geronimo, we must be allowed to think otherwise. We have seen Ge. ronimo many times and failed to rec ogpize that suesity of manner SC marked in tue Ccstiliau race, To us he seemed all It'gin" 1" and a good deal of him. The lIsofessor names his years at thirty-siy; to us, four years ago, he looked older than that.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Orders were received at the United States army headduafters at San An tohfo, Texas, 10 bold two troops Of tue sth Cavalry, stationed Il that plaee, and four .focps of cavalry and two of infantry stationed at Fort Clark, in readiness Co move at once 10 DemiGg, \. M, and join ih the pursuit of Apa. ches. Witliu half aa lfour tie troops were ready, and now only await or- ders. -Ex.
 EAs we have seen no ia5nsica of their arrival at Deming we presaho they are still hold9ng themselves where tho order to bc1n readiness to move reached them.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Charles A. Yogeler Company, manufacturers of the famous St. Jacobs ol, have instituted suit against Adolph c. Meyer, of Baltimore, for preparing a liuiment closely resem- bling St. Jacobs Oil in color and odor, and initiating the various signs and symbols used by them. Eminent counsel have been retained by com plainants, men of national reputation, who have been engaged in some of the most important equity suits ever heard.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

An invention of Col. 4. L, Snowden, Superintendent of the Philadelphia mint has been successfully tested whereby raised stars and letters (E Pluribus UnumJ can be stamped upon the periphery, or rim, of the coin By this device it is claimed that counter feiting will be rendered practically impossible. because the new coin can net be made in a mould
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
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The Yuma meeting called to con- sider the Indian question perpetrated a joke by resolving that the Cmrica, huas were pampered and fed by tue
 Interior Department, and ask that the Indians be turned over to the military, ignoring the fact that the military were the sole custodian of the Chiri- cahuas, under Crook, for the past tive wears.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Crook oay, racre nv no Ipdlaa@ an coc,lsr.


 From a letter received last evou- ing from Charleston we leara tbat 8 Mir. Qujglag, railroad man, arrived in that town yesterday morning as q guest of Mr, Cheyney, of the Tcnb- stone Mill and Mining Company, and that be states having raot Gen. Crook oa the train Thursday, going west, and that the general stated positively that there were TO hostile Indians in Ceohise or this part of tho country that the fuss kicked up here was with Mex ican smugglers and amounted to uoth- ing, and tbat he knew where the In. dians were, This sounds like General Crook, and we have no reason, from like statements made by him, to dis. believe his having made this one. Undoubtedly it was smueglers who attacked the supply camp in the Guadalupe canyon last Monday and killed five of his soldiers and destroyed the train, Surely be, as well as Gov eynor Tritle, has softeuing Of the brain, --Rceord-Epltanh
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

in Washington Territory tho ma jority of women do not like to do jury duty, Judge Hoyt at Olympia has found it necessary to establish a new rule; and that is, that physicians are to make an affidavit under oath, of the condition of ladies that are Ill and cannot attend court.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
AEMpaRa.
Notice to Creditors,

Eatateof IT. T. Robbns, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un9eisiyne6, Administrator of tle estate of IT. IT. Rs,i,ss.s fleceased, to the creditors ut, aud all prsaais having olainas egainst the said dsesaseti, tttex. bibit them with the necessary yorchfra, with. in fois months after the firse publication of this notice, to the ssld Aeiministratof af his residence ia s1iobe, ia the County af Gila, Territory of Arizona.
 Dated, Saturday the I6th day of atay IS85l
 T. c. gTAEIfl. Administrator of the estats of II. T. Rabbius, aeceasei je8 w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Los Angeles Express of late date has the following: U. A, Reavi2, who has small land claim in Arizona of about 100000 acres, IS stopping at tho St. Elmo. Mrs Reayis will start soon for Spain with the intention of searching the records at Madrid for further evidence concerning the Per alfa rtrnrf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Walter c. Whipple, son ot Adjutant- General Whipple, committed suicide at his lodging house in New York city on the sth inst. by shooting himself through the heart Whipple barracks in Yayarai county, was named after his father
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

An earthquake has occurred Tn the Eastern Caucasus. The tcwn of Si- kuch was completely swallowed up, and the township suffered damage to the extent of several million roubles.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

1t is announced that the new pump at tha Grand Central mipe, Tombstone, vii. be in readiness for working on July 4th, and there is every indication of a considerable revival ia mining ii, that dlstri5t
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
N MARN NINGl

Having learned thss certain parties c5nteal- plate bfiHging stock onto Upper Mineral CSeek and the head Of Disappointment Val ley containing what are known as Indian, Walnut and Geyernment Springs and other places where there may De water at certain times of the year on snid rafsge Notice Is hereby given that thn undersigned, have had possessiOn of aud have Eeps these springs in repuir for the last five years. according to law lsee Act g,o %, Sec. IS, Laws of ISS5l and furthefinaFe that there is now on said rarses ail the stock t will support
 n. DEyORE,
 N. H PRICE Mineral Greek, Glla County, 4. g, June 12, 1885, jel3-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
S25O R Reward.

The above reward will Dc paid f2r infarIaa- persgn who may De found altering or defacing the marks or brands, or stealing, filling CT dyiyjnt: from their accUstlnaed rapges any live ssack belonging to any of the mepibers of the Globe Stock Growers Association oS Gila Ccnitv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

A special from Cueretaro, Meyiec, says tho effects of the 9uana 9uato cloud burst have been greatly oYeg. estimated that there is nc great loss cf life and only sl0,000 to property. No casualties are reported in the neighbcrhuod of Qucretato.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Meeting throughout the Territory, called at tba instance of the Pioneer Association have been general and emphasized in theu dennheiations q Crook and bis pap and panada policy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The citizens of Bisbee arc talking of erecting 8 monument in memory of their Late fallow-citizen, ", A Daniel, who vas murdered by the Apaehes lsSt week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Owing to the appearance of cholera in Spain, Brazil has closed its ports to ships from the eastern coast 0r the Spanish peninsula.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Pixley's editorial ou the Apache outbreak, in the last number of tho Argoasus, is the raving of an insane man, and does not merit serious eon- sidaratinn.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
NOTICE.

Having leased uur interest isi the Catton. taii, aek Rabbit, Little Chpttina and Har. Kin mining properties to Safnrei Richmond sDF tiFee nsnntils entriaegieing otl J0ne 9tl 1885, lsy virtue oi { written agTesiiens. we age nas responsible ftr any debta illesrsed by rea. BoA of working said nilass
 J. Q. I,fJNDY, BARNEY II 1AIsETN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
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Gen c Grover, U army, disd at Atlantic ely on the inss. He wss at one ans ssatioasdA Asn ths papiac coast
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Constitutions ' onic
 lT HAS No EQUAL. SI co A BOTTLE.

T. IT. wARNER < oo., Rochester. N. Y.
 
 ", x, SAGE, q St. JDhrs, Mich. vas completely prpstrated hy the harishifs en- dpFud during She lats war HeTsturnod henle g wrecl; bota in mind and body. Flor twenty gGafs De simply asi3ted, half the tfrne more Warner TlFPncA a9E. The Best, He advises aH old yets to try is. Write tu hiul at St, JuiiFss, Mich.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
D. HENDERSON,, Fl BAN KE TUcSCh, Arizona
 Win trensact .GglaPal Banking Business, IN ALI OF ITS BRANCHES.
IN All OF IT'S BRANCHES.

Will receive deposits oif open account srb. isct so Sight gheelts
 Win issue Certificates ot Dsposit repaya. ble un demand.
 Collections made on all points at Lowest Rate Of Exchange.
 Will draw Sterling demand bills ht custom ary issgance on the Anglo.Califu.ni4 Bank Iimitedl, London, England.
 Refers by special permission to Arglo.C Cali, fornia Bank and to J ( W, ssligman & Co.,, New York
 conREsPoEDENTs: AScLo-C4LrFoEgf BANK tIimitea), San Erancison, California.
 J. " snIonAv < Co. New York. AseLo.CAltfoRNIA BANK tI.inited), Lon. don, Englaud,
 MEgoHAvTs LoAS & TRvsr O., Chicago, BANK oF COMMERCE. st. Louis. M4ssAeHUsETTs NATIONAL BANK, BaStoh Los AsaRLss corEaT BANK, Los Angeles EALEs Levis, Pheoais, Ar. B4ag or ARIZONA. Prescott, A T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Sample Bottle Free,

I bs eant 10 my one aryng hy letter slatng rynip teaa aeS and ase siFst stcgesg b srxasd e ail ba
 DHs aiEA9IE'& Kidney Remedy Ne. phFctieuEa. cures all kiips os Kidney aaa Bladder sDgnpillnts NonorThna, Gieet Leuengfhua, F0rsals ty a dfuggiEts st O Aotts sa hoitses for 6 oe
 NR. AkNTkEfS nanaeItOn Sslil@sfo ale heas ard cheapest IJYsPgegfc aS BLAIor cure n thC market For saia i5Y al druggisfg ani7-tg
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
The Great FngIisa 8alacdy.

FFNEN7fl FTVla Flt NILNI W3II 1F13f- Ing eHalweTgef in the Urre, and many other dis. eases thaf lead to Insanity Eud deata
 nr, MHSTIg. wb1 i8 fegulsr pfiysigisn lgradrtats q e bnivtgity pf 4snlsylragto VII aFree ta faTfai. 93Na, f@ ces q ttg kiqdthe tisnl ResiDrsfiVr kttfidst lis special ndeieo ard trrstfaent1 wii rgt DM. N1NTBE treats all private dlseasCs snecsss- fuiiy without IneFepg. G9Hanttnefon Free TisgF9Ge,h examination and aGFice, Including aaaiy sls ot crime 6 O. Price oi giTal ssqekkrfgR $ 6o . bottle, or faur tiniel lhe qusa;iiy, S5 sent to 6fy address upon receipt Of prise eFC 1 n, seerre treIa otRessasop, aud n r!saS ian; if dcsrsd Q,
 k. E. mGETRE, M. 1
 II Kezrngt esfess, ssf FTsncisec Cai
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-07
THE SMALLEST DOG IN THE
WORLD.

Nearly two hundred different kinds
of dogs! Think of it !! And yet this
is not difficult to believe; for, we
have water dogs, watch dogs, sheep
dogs, fighting dogs, pet dogs, sledge
dogs and carriage dogs; thick dogs
and slender dogs, long-legged and
short-legged dogs; dogs for killing
rats, and dogs for killing wild boars;
dogs for use, and dogs for orna-
ment; dogs to care for US, and dogs
for us to care for.
Then there Is the little dog-the
toy dog, as it is called. The small
ness to which dog can be reduced
is remarkable !; and if the size of the
very smallest dog had not been
officially recorded, no one could be
blamed for doubling the facts con-
cerning the little fellow.
"Tiny," a black -and-tan terrier,
has the honor of having been the
smallest full-grown dog that ever
lived. He belonged 10 Liutenant-
General Sir Archibald Maclaime of
England, and in honor of his ex-
treme tininess. is now carefully pre-
served under a glass case.
Tiny was less than four inches
long, and could comfortably curl up
and take nap in common glass
tumbler. An ordinary fnger-ring
was large enough for his collar; and
when he sat up, Il bahy's hand would
almost have made Il broad and safe
resting place for him.
OF course Tiny was of no account
against a rat. Indeed, hearty self
respecting mouse would have stood
its ground against the little fellow.
But if Tiny had not strength, he did
have courage, and would bark as
Justify as his little lungs would let
him at the biggest rat that ever lived
when the rat was dead.
To tell the truth, Tiny was re-
markable and he was famous, but he
was not very happy. He could have
had almost anything he wished to
eat, but he had no appetite. He
shivered most of the time, even
though he was usually hidden in
warm wraps. Of course he caught
cold easily, and then, oh, dear! how
pitifully he would sneeze st. Nich-
| 0las
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-07
A WORD OF ADVICE.

1t is as easy to he good man as
poor one. Half the energy dis
played in keeping ahead that is re-
quired to catch uE when behind,
would gain credit, give more time
10 attend to business, and add to
the profit and reputation of those
who work for gain. Be prompt;
honor your engagements. If you
promise to meet man, or certain
thing at certain moment, be ready
at the appointed lime. If yon go
out on business, attend promptly to
the matter on hand, and then as
promptly attend TO your own bust
ness, Do not stop te tell stories
during business hours. If you have
a place Of business: be there when
wanted. No man can get rich by
sitting around stores and saloons.
Never "fooP' on business matters.
Have order, system, regularity and
promptness. Do not meddle with
business you know nothing of. New
er buy an article you do not need,
simply because it is cheap, and the
man who sells it will take it out in
trade. Strive to avoid harsh words
and personalities. Do not kick every
stone in the path-more miles can
be made in day by going steadily
on, than by stopping to kick. Pay
as you go; a man of honor respects
his word as he does his bond. Aid,
hut never beg. Relieve others when
you can, but never give what you
cannot afford to simply because it is
fashionable. Learn to say no. No
necessity for swapping it out, dog
fashion, but say it firmly and re-
spectfully. Have but few conf
dantes. Use your own brains rath-
er than those of others. Learn to
act and think for yourself. Be vig-
liant. Keep ahead, rather than be-
hind the times. Young man, cut
this out, and place it, by careful pc
rusal, in the golded storehouse of
your brain, and if you find there is
folly in the argument, let US know.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-07

sickness of school children can be
traced to this single cause.
Urge upon pupils cleanliness of
person. By so doing, many a child,
who otherwise might be careless in
this respect, may be taught neatness
and good taste.
A certain form of sssore eyes"
producing excessive purulent secre-
tion) is contagious. The child so
suffering should be excused from at
tending school and put under medi-
cal treatment.
In questionable cases of skin dis
ease, where communicability may be
feared, ask for advice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-07

They play base ball in Siberia and it's
cold day, no matter what club gets left.
A Sioux chief is learning to ride the
bicycle, and the final determination of
the aboriginal race is now only ques-
tiOn of time.
A Chinaman has just published book
in which he says: 'Woman does not re-
quire study to make herself perfect; she
is born perfect" The Chinese can stay.
The young lady artist from the city
went into the country to sketch a cow.
She selected one with ring in her (his)
nose. They picked her up on the other
side of a seven rail fence.
A Patterson, n. j., school boy persist
ed in throwing his hat upon the floor, un-
til finally the teacher chastised him Sc
verely. "Now," said the breathless teach
er, ''do you know where your hat ought
to have been?" ''Yes, sir; inside my
Clothing SIR replied the boy.