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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-31
ANOTHER SOLDIER AT REST.
General George B. McClellan's
Sudden Demise.
The Family Flooded With Messages
Of Condolence---Other Marks
Of Respect.

NEWARK, n. j., October 20. General
George B. Mcclellan, ex-commander of the
armies of the United States. died suddenly
this morning at 3:1O O'Clock. from ex-
haustion, produced by repeated shocks OF
neuralgia of the heart, at his home on
Orange Mountain. Though he had nearly
completed his fifth-ninth year, he had pre-
served not only buoyant spirits, but
"a buoyant, youthful agility. There
to feel pains about the heart, neither he nor
his medical man, DR.. Seward, OF Orange,
nor any OF his family regarded the matter
as serious. He and everyone else believed
yesterday that the trouble. some light
malady, was either gone for good or at
least for long time. In that belief the
General ordered his carriage yesterday
morning, drove to Orange accompanied by
his only daughter, saw several gentlemen on
business, and made an appointment with
one OF them for II O'Clock to-day. He re-
turned home
IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS,
ate hartily at his meal hours, and retired
to rest about eleven O'Clock. The pains
returned, and messenger on horseback
was dispatched down the hill for the doc
tor, who came back with the least possible
delay. When he entered to the bedroom of
the General he found the patient in extreme
agony. The paroxysms returned with
arithmetical frequency that was alarming,
and the homeopathic remedies, which the
skill of the doctor suggested, were no more
efficient than those which had been sup
piled by the intelligent affection OF General
McClellan's wife and daughter, who had
ministered to him INCREASINGLY from the first
alarm. For four hours he
SUFFERED THE MOST ExCRUCIATING AGONY.
About three o'clock there was d change
The eyes OF the patient began to grow
brighter, and his face, that had been white
with pain, began to recover it's ruddy hue.
He gave long, deep sigh OF relief, smiled
family, and said: II feel easy now. Thank
God, have pulled through" Then he sank
back upon pillow as if exhausted, closing
his eyes. The doctor, who was watching
his face with extreme solicitude, saw the
inerring signs OF approaching collapse, and
to Mrs. Mcclellan: II fear he is
dying" 1t was but too true. General Nc
Clellan raised himself upon one hand, half
opened his eyes and fell back dead. No ar
have as yet been made for the
funeral
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bismarck Standing Out.

MADRID, October 29.-Prince Bismarck
having refused to admit the claim of Span
ish priority of the possession OF the island
OF Yap, Spain, has prepared another note
containing severe argument against the
illogical deduction OF Germany, and insist
ing on the acceptance OF the claim OF Span
ish priority.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-31
nnERIE nEAIING

BERLIN, October 29.-The North German
Gazette, commenting on the Carolines ques..
ton, hints that the diplomatic dealings OF
Senior Elduagen, the Spanish minister OF
Foreign Affairs, respecting that dispute are
Of a double character.
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7 most vigorous physique and adamanttne
endurance cannot hold out uuaided against
cLmate and other inf ii noes pIejudic,al to
health. No one can Ok. sistenlly breathe vita.
ted OF miasmatit air, eat UNIV holesome food,
lndu'ge In excess or toll increasingly, without
eventually ial ing a Prey TO disease. Une OF
me sufest defensive measures against it is
this auxt liary Of health. is, it would be pre-
posterOus 10 expect 1t to maintain a sanitary
condi!ion OF The system if they who seek Is
AID w1lfnliy abandon every other precantion
against dlsea.e, and thus .thwart Its pelatlon.
s0oriety. the avoidance Of exciting cause. are
important elements In heath Maintenance.
A regard being had to these, a system fortified
1y the Bttters will be exempt ftom malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation and other
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versity Of Pennsylvania, win agree to forfeit
$500 for q case Of this kind the Vt4xLkr8IUk,
ALIVE, under hts special advice endtEeetmente
will not cur. Price $50 = bottles iour tiraes tn
quantity, IS. sent to any address confidential
y, In private name II desired, by A. Z. NINTH
NJ. d., II Kearny street. ST. Cal,
Send for pamphlet and List Of questions
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter state
ing symptoms, sex Inc age. Strict secrecy In
regard to bunnesB tFanNac0ona. rs
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n. Y. G. and H. II. r. r..

What does that stand fo1?" sale
one broker to another, exhibiting
piece of paper on which was writer
IN. Y. &. and H. R. r. r."
why, New York Central and
Hudson River RAILROAD, of course"
Eyes, sometimes. But that is what
beat Blaine"
"HOw?"
New York, Cleveland and Her.
bricks, Rum, Romanism and RI bel
lion. See?"
Eyes. What is yours?"
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Randall
submitted the Conference report on
the Sundry Civil appropriation bill.
VI D 23l amendments placed upon
the bill by the Senate an agreement
had been reached as to III leaving 60
still in controversy. The 60 amend
ments on which an agreement had
not been reached involved an an
preparation of So, 233, 600; Of these 80
were for public buildings, which
would require the expenditure of
$l,637,O 00. For two hours and 9 half
matters went on very smoothly, tn.
report of the conference was agreed
to and the House proceeded to con.
slider the amendments on which no
agreement had been reached. The
House insisted on ittaB- Engagement
in each csssv until the ame1Iments
relative to public tuildines we're
reached, Randall asked that Trey !
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-03-07

CHICAGO, March 4.-..The executive
Committee of the National Cattl.
Growers Association is in session
here to-day. It appointed a sub
committee of three to decide the date
and place tor holding the next annual
convention.
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FOR SALE
Rancho and Hotel Property.

/. The pronerty known as "The Hump" EN-.
bracing hotel, large dining hall, stables, corrals,
etc situated about II miles from Butte, will be
seld at very low figures. Good range for a
band of sheep or cattle. The owner
has business arrangements calling him to
another part Of the Territory, aid is compelled
70 dispose OF the above property. Terms
made entirely satisfactory.
APyly on the premises or address
ALLEN PIERSE,
80 az Silver Bow, MT.
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Gen. Grant Retired.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Grant
retiring bill passed both houses amid
thunders of aDplausA. It has been
signed by the President and unani-
mously confirmed by the Senate in
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+ sold only 70 cans; RoYAI BAkINa fowDEl
= Co.. log Wall IT.. N. 7. llnovsSdAsW
;. DIR.
tsPEC1ALIsT AND GRADUATE,
No. Ii Kearny st. San Francisco
Treats all Chronic, Special and Private Disease,
: With Wonderful Success,
~ The Great Eng.iah
H K MN XsS d q certain cure fol
HskMA Manhood. Prostrato
NWMkE thk ca, and allthe evil
NNWX~ WSS etecr Of youthful fol
NEM lies and excuses,
NSSS7H& are9ulnF PH 1cicinn
&grsduate of the Uni.
800 for . case Of this Kind the lazLkros1Uk-,
ALIVE, under hts special advice e~ndtEeetnnente
will not cu1t. Price $50 = bottles four ttr1e9 tn
3, IN pfiyate name il desired, BY 4. &. NINTIE
n. D., IL Kearny street. s. +. Cal,
Send for pamphlet and List Of questions
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRKE.
VIII be sent to one applying BY letter state.
ing symptoms, sex n age. strict secrecy In
regard to bunness transacttons. ~
w. PlNkHAM,
AUCTION and Commission
aENERAL:AUCTIoNEER.
Secondhand GOODS.
furniture, Horses and
Wagons Bought and
Sold.
Furnishing Goods
At Reduced Prices.
II you want to buy or sell any knd Of sec
ond-hand goods give me q call.
"a VEST PARK STEEET.
R. P. BATEMAN. JOHN A.. SPENCER
BATEMAM & SPENCER
STORAGE
Commission Merchants, |
And dealers in
Country Produce, Hay and
Grain.
EAST PARK
Opposite Lexington Foundry, Mos
Bros e old stand.j
Ashare of public patronage solicited. NIT
STAR
LIVERY STABLE
Cor. Main and Gazena sts.
VIM. WAKEFIELD, Prop'r
LIVERY FEED |
AND
AND BUGGIES b
Double Ind Single Teams.
Ths:Bsti =
AID % l. HI o S.ES v
The Citv Always on Hand.
CENTENNIAL
HO T Z,
8Mtte City Montana T
SEQ. ". BEAL. D.
D.FOX p:
wholesale n retail dealer In
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RPOTZNIONS =
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DR, LIEbIG
DISPENsARY,

p. TO- Go 3 MsrfTUTE for he sur otal SPECIAL goMRL1cATsD n so,caned
ssen @dItncw sn savoa nd physcald debility seminal weakness, lost manhood, res Of
p: !: sses1ss solses Physician nomE drope. VII geet d forfeit = thousand dI
Tn reason 10 many ann tgtcu cured Of weakness AM the above diseases is owing to
1npAc.t called Eestetohsa whichIe requires geculhx neat nent.
p per bottle; ski q eHs. Sent to m addreson receipts o. r o., or Z :. o D Re
eFoustb1e persons pay Wh9n Curod. 6tlWes secrecy maintained. Patients ced at
heb&s Utpmafy has an elegant drug store in its building.
T3oodarsea1ssn sscuustSnnso OF IN blade n ropy ,sediment IN urine are symptons f
0EdInsy @.ea-A n rseente case q speema@ private diseases cured :r $50 Rene
sueoentt % care Win bel promptly sentw with full dheodonsan d advice, o. recalt
Of r SG sra Az SSrs: re =. seoqFEay covered red from seFgaao IT., III are., asru.n INV.
OatMa % b0taeo OF etha numb will be- sent free or charge. Persons ordering q rec
Bottle WI only haye to ~ expresso o. delivery Most powerful electric bes free to
y uebgs Wonderful Magnetic Heahn or Self Magnahen the greatest curative invention
ofthe age. Every mnW w0man cann now be therow MagnetcH Healer 1t can be used With
the aid ia professional hand rubberc consequently no big fees to pay( Price, 800 com
Sold onyat heliebg Dkpmsay: Gail OF wns:
Fraucdco seD1dAswlS
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Now or Never
II you wish to get bargains. We are
receiving our spring stock of drv
goods' underwear, hosiery. boots
SHOES, hats and caps. To make room
on! ms select stock, we have con
cluded to sell our fall and wintar
goods, including ladies' wraps' : for
caps, and fur gloves, German knit
nosiery, and rubber gocds. at nrioas
mat Will open your eyes. Convincs
yourselves. Boston Store 40 . ~
leader Of low prices and the chasna. ~
place In the Territory. opes'
NJ. r. MAYER,
"-d1m PrepriStor;
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

H. Wallace was authorized to act ir his absence.
 On motion, leave of absence wal granted Geo " sterritt, Clerk of tha Board of Supervisors. until the first ol May, 1885, on condition that the said Clerk appoint a suitable person to act as Clerk pro tenn.
 On motion, tho following claims were allowed, end warrants ordered drawn for same:
 H. $. Crocker & Co, license, poll and road books, S2l.25; A. G. Pendleton, fees as County Surveyor, SIS; Wm. Gordon, road viewer, Tonto, S4; J. I. E'iippen, road viewer, Tonto, s2; B. F. Pascoe, Sheriff fees claim s55.50, al- lowed S5s %; Geo. p Johnston, med. ical attendance on pauper, claim $75, allowed, 50sJ. W. Wentworth, ]. F. fees, claim Sf75, allowed $425i Ii. .. Hitchcock 4 O., medicines for indi- gent sick, Ss50.
 The petition of the residents of Reno Read Districs for the appointment Of H. N Thomson as road ogerseer was on motion, laid over.
 On motion, Board adionrned to meet Monday, Feb, 9tb, at 10 a. m.
 GEo. W. SgERgITr, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
mEATn NE DAsln anLrAN.


 The community was startled or Thursday afternoon, by tho announce. utent of the death of David Sultan, The in1tnediate cause Of ias demise WIS congestion of the brain, following a severe bilious attack He had been eoahnea to bed for q week but was thought to be conyalescing, After an uneasy night. he arose ou Thursday morning feeling improved, and was on the street Ut 12 o'clock. About ' D. m. he was taken suddenly i'll and expired twenty minutes later, Mi sultan was one of our leading merchants. He had by honest and literal dealing built up splendid business, md gained the respect of the ,rommunitg, and by bia death Globe loses yalaed citizen The funeral takes place to.morrow morning at l0:s9, from the residence of James II. pascoe
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
mYmENEAL.

On Wednesday evening at the resi- depce of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ander. son, the marriage of ,lr. ". M Brook
 ner and Miss Sarah Glenn was cais-
 brated in the presence of 2 geE friends of the contracting parties. Rev, ' ", Johnson ofRciated and after q brief but impressive cerempay pranounced
 the yoang couple husband and wife, The congratulations of the assembled guests followed and thp health of the bs1de and groom was drunk ,l agree able beverages Several hours were then spent in social converse aEd dis. cussing sumptuous repas ard the oe. casion was pronounced by every one present a most enjoyable one Mr. Brookner has long been a resident ol Globe and has many friends in the tbe community. He holds 2 respeu- sible position with F. F KellsIer < Co. The hride although having lived here but short time, is higbly itsteamed for her many amiable qualities. THg BELT extends congratulations to the happy couple and wIshas them bon voyage on their journey through life.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
RaARp or sEpERyIsoRs.
CiLoBE, GlLA CouNTY, A. T., MondaY, Feh. 2, 1885.

GLonE, GlLA CouaTY A. T,,
 Monday, Feb. 2, 1885,
 Board of Supervisors met pprsuant to adjmarnment.
 Present Supervisors Westmeyer and Reamsn; ntSnpervisor 5ilson Minutes of Jan. Sth read and ap. proved
 The Chairman reported the appro- val of the bond of QsG. Tebbs, as Road 9yerseer of Globe Road District, in he sum of S1 900 with s, Klein and ls kenfon as sureties
 Also the bond of I. A. Paseoe, as load 0yerseer of stanton Road Dis ttict in tue sum of $500, with B. F, Pascoe and ], H. Pascoe as suretlcs. Also the bond of w. (, Eddy, Jus tlee of tha Peaee, Grapevine, in the sum of $lo00, with c. c Tebbs and D Kenton as sureties,
 The rep,rt of aewers appointed by the Board Jan. Sth. 1885, to locate q county road in Grapevine Road Dis, triot was received, also an amended report Both reports were referred back for . proper and accurate loca. tion of the road,
 Tho followIng bids were accepted FOR THE BURIAL or COUNTY PAuPEBs, To the Hon Board of Supervisors, Gila County, Ari2ona.I hereby make tse following bid for tue burial Of paqpers of Gila County, for the year 1885;
 To furnish plain coffin, with black calico and trimmings, and to bury tue dead at least i've (5 feet under ground in the public burial place, for the sum of s24.59 per case
 NM. ZImnEaaAS.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
rmR CENTENNIAL wIsn.
\ Rsne nrope,,tN

l On Monday last, we yisitcd tue Gen.
 tenniatnine, in company with Super!
 intendent w E. Spence, and tound
 the report of a fica strike haylns been
 made, yeeitied by au inspection of the 1 property. We first descended the
 main shaft t9 the 60 foot leyol. Eyi!
 dence of psrnicious mining done,
 under foruer management, is every 1 where observable an this level. No system whatever seems tp have been pursued, butthe most easily obtained and the richsst QUO has been gouged
 out aud the waste lagt in Che tunnel. EThere is still Gonsiderable ore in this ! part of the mine, of fair grade, which
 would pay fl milled on tue ground. The levels k,l5w are filled with seap, age water, which 1t is thougbtcan be taken out without much difficulty and
 willprobably be done soon, The Super
 intendent expressed the belief that
 rich ore would be found in the 2l6 | level which is the extreme depth of the mine. In several sloIes bstween ] the 60 foot level and tho sprface there is good ore in sight but np work has 1 yet been done, by the present man. agement in this part of thNmine As. Icending to tho surface we were next shown where the recent strike was made. To the uorth-easE,f the main shaft on the sidnof the hilI, where the ledge cropped out, shaft has been
 sunk about 30 feet, following the dip
 ot the yein, at ap angle of about 90
 degrees. A tunnel was run from the
 side of the hill to connect with this shaft al the depth oftRelye or fifteen
 feet The surface indicatious were
 not misleading as good ord was struck
 before work in the shaft had progress cd many feet and tbe vein llas widen. ed and the ore has grown richer as depth was attaipsd Itis nov about three feet wide and the pay streak
 ore that will assay more than 100 ounces is two feetin width. Some of the areis very rich We have piece of the rock, taken cut in our presence, which will weigh twenty pounds and will go over 1000 ounces. The ore Is being sorted and sacked as fast as mined There is avery reason to be. lieye that tue ledge isa large one as is trend is in the direotian of the stopes, north of the main shaft ln which there is good ore. On t.e op- posita side of the aroya nl as old tpn- neI. eross.cut is baiug lriren with view of cutting the edge whiah ia distinctly discerualle n Inc surface. On Thursday, we ara nfarRled work had progressed aboUs IA feet and the indications ha2 become very favourable. The Centenpal in former years pro duoed largely, and under proper management there is eyery reason to believe that it will dsvelop into one of the most valuable silver properties in Globe district
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Preferred Locals.


 Best quality boots and shoes at Van Wageaens
 For gents furnishing goods go to Van Wagenens,
 For choice liquor by the bottle or gallon go 10 Van Wagenen's.
 For blankets and bed couforter8 go to Van Wagenens
 schulze is selling boots and shoes at panic prices. Call aud examine his stock. Cigarettes of all kinds at Van Wag. etiens.
 If you want a good pair of boots or shles cheap go to sehulae.
 Best brands of fine cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagenen
 Call for private stock for good cig, ar at Van Wagenens Bnttar, eggs and cheese at somer. ville's. Taylor < Hatch have the largest aud best selected stock of imported liquors to be foand in the town, es- peeially prepared for medicinal pur- poses Also sole agents for Gila conn, v of Cyrus Nobles fine whskies
 You can buy at the News Depot a box Of paper and envelopes yery cheap TAYLOR < HArcH. EF Kellnsr offers for rent part ot ais dwelling house, two comfortable rooms and kitchen uniurmshed, or with furnished kiteisen and dining room. Apply soon.
 Eclleys Keg West eigars q speciality at tbe News Depot.
 For ehqce groceries and fresh fruit Mn. R Gills headqnarters
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs, R. Gills
 If you want fancy crackers and fam cy biscuits, 40 to SamerviHe's.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

It looks, at last, as though the segre. gstion of the Deer Greek coal fields will soon be accomplished A Wash. ington dispatch to a Denver paper, under date of tie 28nlt, contains the following The Secretary Of the Inte- rior senta communication to the House Committee on Indian affairs to-day recommending that the coal lands or the San Carlos Indian Reservation in Arizona be segregated from tue Fes. cryaton and opened 0 entry lin. der the mineral law. Tue Commis- sioaer of Indian affairs coneurs in tue recommendation, The scgrega- tioa recommended $ from the mouth of Hog Canyon to Mount Turnbull, and from thence to old camp Good. win.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
  Il.'1lI6ll!laQyI
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 RRANuH WORKS. Chicago. BUILDERS of Mining Machinery.

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Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
ATMosrmEnIo co1LrAaIaoNs.

The clear skies and yernal tenn perature with which va ara now be- ing favored are in marked con trast with tho weather which prevail ed during the same period laist year By reference to our file the fact is dis. closed that the week ending Febraary 9th 1881, was one of the stormiest of a stormy spring Rain, hail and wind alternated from day to day, and con tinued for an entire week. Tile reads were scared and rendered irlpassa- ble. Adobe houses suecambed to the penetrating dampuess. 1sinal creek was ever impossible stuth pf town and north from Miami th hyvolumn Of water was So increased as. ilma,ly places, to eoyen the ertirebottom. On Salt riy- er and Fonto also. tbe piil,s were un- preeedented The rain fall for the week 2,74.100 Reyeling in sunshins and warmth we can complacently lead Of fearful storms which ave sweeping over the continent north and east of ps. Truly, our lot has been east in pleasant places.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

Master James Wood met with q serlous accident on Tuesday. He was riding q spirited horse and when near the smslter the saddle turned, tho horse sprang to one side and Jimmy was thrown violently to the ground, striking his head oa some hard sab- stance, either rock or slag. When picked up be was unconscious and upon examination it WIS found there was a fracture Of the Parietal bone, just above the left ear For twenty four hours the patient suffered severe Y from the shock, but hls condition is nov greatly improved and it's thought he will be cut irl few days.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Very Respectfully
 HACKNEY x HAnti.L.

On motion, Freeman T. Powers was appointed Road ogerseer Of Grapevine Road District, bond being fixed at s5Q0.
 On motion, Chas E. Livingston Was appointed Constable for Grapevine District, bond being fixed at sl ootl
 The petition of tbe residents of Globe for l change in county road, came up ier hearing. and, on motion, C. II, Wallace, acting County Survey or, Q c. Tebbs and Patrick shanley were appointed viewers 10 view md report upon the proposed road as set forth in said petition, and to suggest such changes in the road as they may deem necessary for the public good Said viewers are directed to enter iip. on their duties at once and to report 10 the Board at the meeting to be held Monday Feh gth, lss5 3fhe viewers ate also directed to make an approx innate cost of the proposed change J road
 0u motion, leave os al'serce was granted { Pendleton for ninety fa{f laYs from Ian ist Jssb, md c
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
HoURs FOR MEALS.
Notice of Forfeiture.

N OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO II. lN N, Carey, or whom it may concern, that the undersigned has performed the annual assessment work for tie year ISL on the Bullion MinC, in Globe Mining Dis trtct tiila County, Arizona Territory and yoa are therefor, hereby notified ihat unless you pay your proportion of ihe same, to- wit: Fifty dollars within ninety (90} days from the date of the publication of tiis no tice, your interest in said mine will De for fcited Co the undersigned, according to law. and you will also be required to pay for this advertisement, ard all accrued and ac- cruing costs. J. ", EDDY X
 feI7-nOd