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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-05

49, sss-vr unUrncr paper starting
ct Steele. the capitol of Kidder county
We do not know what insane asylum th,
protector escaped from.
The emlgrant rate war has reducet
ocean passage to $40 and the Pcnnsylvan
Ia road brings them from the seaboard t.
Chicago for 81,
An Indian named Eggs on Head was
shot few days ago on Dry Island, neal
Chamberlain. Ills supposed murderers
ale under arrest at Mitchell
The people OF Mitchell are making lif.
a burden 10 the jury that acquitted Hank
Lewis the murderer of city marshal
Pierce las: summer.
The commissioners Of LaNIoure county
have fixed the salary of the county clerk
at $500 per year, attorney $500 and su-
., pcrintendent Of schools at $50
ST. Louis proposes to hold an inter
national peanut convention She has
not heard of the movement In Pierre to
| boycot her, perhaps.
, Gen. Phil. Sheridan, who was dubbed
the "Wild Irishman" during the war, is
the smallest general in the service but he
contains about a ton of "sand''
Ex-Gov. Moses, of South Carolina, is
in jail in Boston for obtaining money un-
der false pretenscs, q habit which he pos.
sibly acquired during his official term.
A Baptist church over in Minnesota has
adopted the plan Of keeping cradle in
the church IN which the hoisterous kids
are rocked TO sleep.
The temperture of the bee is said to bc
about ten degrees above that of the air.
The business end of the bee has always
been estimated about $50 Farenheit.
VIM. NJ. Evarts who on one occasion re-
cciyed a fee of 100000 for legal opinion
has succeeded in receiving the United
States senatorship at 81, 900 year.
\ family at Reading, Pa, was pois !.
oned from drinking sour wine. One
child has died and two others not expect.
ed to recover.
The Nebraska legislature recently voted
Its members ten postage stamps each day
for necessary correspondence, and now
the saloons are kicking against the accu.
mutation of postage stamps on their
hands,
A live postmaster over in Minnesota
has resigned, the first case of the kind on
record. Jefferson will have to be revised.
He said ''office holders rarely die and
never resign
A car load of editors will start from
Minnesota next week to attend Mardl
Gras. Ii they go down there with their
buffalo overcoats on they will attract
more attention than the carnival.
The notorious Montana desperado and
horse thief Con. Murphy, was arrested
the other day aud COMMITTED suicide
by hanging himself under railroad
bridge while on his way to the Helena
Jail
Un the introduction of the capital re-
moyal bill the Pierre Journal went on in
the following strain: "Picre's Prize,
the Capital of Dakota if the Backbone Of
our Legislature holds ont. The spinal
column weakened.
A worldly minded exchange answers
the question, How can the attendance At
cur churches be increased. By suggest-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-05

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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-02-05

Capt. II. T. Elliott, of Grand Rapids
passed through the city on the the train
yesterday afternoon on his way from
Bismarck home. Capt. says there are
large number of boomers from all parts
of the territory at Bismarck and that
there is great deal of capital removal
scheming going on which is liable TO
break out in combined and formidable
shape scme of these days. He says the
ca ap,tol removal scheme is not dead vet
by a large majority. The southern forces
were little 6emoralized in the Pierre
and Ordway engagement, but they sre
concentrating again and renewing the
oath of allegiance.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial Dis triet, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila
 Mary E. Thompson, Plaintiff, ys John r. Thompson, Defendant.
 Action brought i'd the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the Territory oi Arizona in and for the County of Gila, and the complaint filed in said County of C9fla, iu the office of the Clerk of said District Court The Territory of Arizona sende Greeting td John <, Th0mpsan, Defendant
 Ton arc hereby summoned and required ta appear in an action brought against you by Che above named Plaintiff. in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona, in sfld for che County nl Gila, and answer the complaint filed with the Cierl, Of this Court at Globe, in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this stmmonsG within twenty days iexcluaive oi tho day q seryiceI after the service upon you of this Summers If served in ths County, but fl served out of the County, and within thia District then within thirty dsys; in all other cases forty days--0r judgment by de. fault will Dc taken against you according to the prayer pf said complaint.
 And you are heIehy notified that fl you fail to appear and a!,swer the said complaint, as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply to tie Court for tie relief demanded therein and costs and disbursements in this behalf sx, pended.
 ~ Given under my hand and the Seal sEAL of the District Court Of tie Second -y Judicial District of the Territory ol Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, thia 18th day of July 4. D 1885.
 R. ]. BIcGINNTs, Clerk. By B. C. Fox, Deputy Clerk.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
waRaHToRaAn roraca
Condensed from Our Exchanges roE
 'siIyer Belt seaaers.

The Yuma County Territorial tax is s II on each Sl0o valuation. 1 II. c. Hooker has sold to Jimmy Carr, the freighter, 300 head of horses from tho Sierra Bonito ranch, tor the sum of $36000.
 The Arizona Champion says that 900 head of cattle from the Garland ranch were shipped from Flagstaff to Kansas City last week.
 The Florence Enterprise says that the first clean up made by the Nam. moth company, from 75 tons of ore milled, yielded $lo 50 in gold per ton, l The Record-Epitaph reports the I purchase by the Tombstone Mill and Mining Co. of the Gilded Age and Way Up mines, valuable silver claims, for S23,5oG.
 The Florence Enterprise reports that Jesse Hardesty after dropping S2.o00 on the San Francisco stock board has gone to San Jose to escape the temptation to speculate. The Florence Enterprise announces that j. D Reymert has made a rich strike on an extension of inc African mine. Four hundred thousand dol lars is the price set upon the whole property.
 The Casa Cirande Yoiee says that from July 20th to August 5tb, the Vekol mill shipped four bars of bull lion, valued at $ll02l, and that six more bars are now on heroad, When the mill runs full time 1t will average S80, 900 per month,
 Mr Barry will put up . thirty ton smelter, at Cerbat, Mohaye county, aud we understand that he will reduce ore at inc low price of $l2 ton. Should this smelter make success it will De a blessing to this portion of the county, Wallapai Tribune.
 Mr, E Storms, one of the principal owners in the Kansas Cattle company, has arriveai in Tombstone Mr storms brought large herd Of imported bulls from Missouri by rail to Benson, from where they will be driven 10 the. com pany's ranch in C0chise county. Tombstone.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
ne,msaks MINING Nerns.

From Mir. Tol. Oyerton, agent in charge of tho Stonewall Jackson mine Ut McaIillen, We learn that the miners of that camp arc all doing well. Four leases have been given on the Stone wall Jackson claim. Jerry Ryan and r U. D. Holland have taken out between two and three tons of ore from the l90 foot level, that will run from S290 to $500 perton, Garhnghousc, another lessee, rSantly made strike and is getting fre ore, Lynch and Wober are takilg out high grade ore from another part of the claim. Charley Newton and Jake Smith are doing we'll They are working in the tun- mel of the Stonewall and have out several tons of good ore,
 Jordan, who is working the Creole claim, is getting fine ore. The most promising clam in the McMillen dis trict at present is the Cold and Frosty on which Dick 0'Connell and Jack Gleason have alease They are getting very rich ore and have almost ton out hat will assay Slo,000 per ton. E, H Neffe and James Graham ex- pected to start up the Stonewall Jack son mll thls week on tailings and after they have Ghished their run, lesseeS O. the various claims at Me Millen will then take the mill and work tIeir ore. T
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

GLoBE, GIia County, Arizona,
 August F, 1885. Board met pursuant to adjourn. ment. Present-superyisors Vest meyer and Redman; absent Supervi- sor Gilson.
 Minutes of August 10th read and approved
 The duplicate Assessment Roll and Tax Roll were examined aud found correct.
 The Chairman annexed his warrant to the Tax Roll for the collection of taxes and delivered the same to the Tax Collector.
 The following claims was then acted on: Claim of C. T. Martin, assigned accounts of witnesses for Sl69 70, not allowed.
 On motion Board adjourned,
 c. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
AssEsgMEER NOTICE.
TELFAIR MINING COMPANY.

Location uf principal place of bu4ness, San Francisco, California
 Locatiun of Waria Globe Mining District, tlila County, Arizona
 Notice is hereby given, that Rs meeting of the Beard of Directors held on the Twelfth ti2th) day of August 1885, an asseasmeEt (Nn. q of Olss Cent per share Was levied upon the capital stock pf the corporation, payable iiu. nediatcly in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at tho office of the Company, ropn No. s, 7o2 Market Street, San FraDciyeo, Cal Horuia.
 Any stock upon nhiob this assessment shall remain unpaid on ths NINETEENTH glath) day of September 1885, will be delin. quent and advertised for sale at public anc- ti0n; and unlrez payment ig made before, will Dc sold on SATURDAY tho Seventeenth tl7thJ day of October ISS5, to pay the delin. qnent assessment together with coats of adycr- tising aHd eNgenses Of sale
 ly oruer of tho Board of Directors
 J EhITEC0S1, Secretary O8p, 702 Market Street Room 8, Saa franases, GaliforE8a. ang22 -td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
PREFERRED LOCALS.


 Grockery and glass ware at Van Wagenen
 At this seuson of the year something isrequired to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will do it. Taylor ( Hatch, Call for Excelsior if you want a good cigar for 12s cts.
 G.s. VAN WAqrSEs. Hyou want . good pair of boots or shoes, go to schulze.
 c 5. Van Wagenen is prepared to measure and take orders for gentle meR'8 clothing Call and see samples. Tho KelIner saw mlll is ready fer lumber orders for eny quantity. A large lot Of saw logs are being got out at present while labor is cheap and plenty
 Kelly's Key Wess eigars q specially n tile News Depot
 Soda water or tap, ~ Hitchcock $. Hop Bitters Will orace you up I'or sale by Taylor < Hutch
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit Ms R GiIl's headquarters
 Fresh California cheese md Bsss ranet 'jlliis at Mrs H lsili
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court, in and for tho Cgun. ty of Gila, Territory of Arizona
 In the matter oi tbe Estate of Hans Anton Anderson, deeested.
 Order to show cause why decree Of distribu- tion should not Do made.
 On reading and filing the psritioi2 of Olof Martin Anderson, executor of the Estate of Hans Anton Anderson, deceased, end praying among ether things for an order of distIibu. tton of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled;
 1t is ordered, that RIl persons interested in the estate of the said Hans Anton Anderson, dsceassd, be and appear before the Probate Court, in and for the said County of Gila, ct the Court room of said Court, in Globe, in ssid liila County, on MONDAY, the 24th day of August 1885, at 10 o'clock 3. nl., then and there Go show cause why an order Of dis. trlbution should not De made of the residue of said estate among the heirs and legatees of the said deceased, according t0 law.
 IL is further ordered that 8 copy of this or. der be published iot four successive weeks, be- fore the said 24th day of August 1885, in the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, newspaper printed and pnblhhsd in the said Gila County.
 Dated, July 20, 1885.
 C. A. SWASEY, Probate Judge
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

We have received tho initial mum
 bers of three Arizona newspapers. The Tucson Daily Times, z. L. rid ball editor and manager and Abel s. Dugsn proprietor is newsy sheet, intelligently edited and bears well arranged make up and clear cut face. Hoof and Horn, livestock journal published at Prescott V ". Q. 0'Neil is deserving of liberai support Tie Voice of Arizona is Casa Grande publication of Lilliputian size. The editor promises to enlarge it as soon as his new outfit arrives from the East.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

It is officially announced that Gen eral Armstrong has been appointed to proceed to tie White Mountain slsan Carlos) reservation for tho purpose ol making an enrolment of the Indians and inquiring into and reporting up- on the condition of the Apaches, What will # amount to so far as the history of thos Indians are concerned It will doubtless answer the purpose for which t is especially intended.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
CauP nEETrsC,

Revs. Green of Prescott, Bristow of Camp Verde, Melton ot Florence and Windes of Miami kindly invite the co cooperation of all the christian in clined people of the surrounding coun- try to come in and camp and help to sustain prosraeted meeting to com menee Friday night, September 18th. It is an undenominational movement, and we trust all will take hold and De as useful as possible, The meeting will be held at Miami.
 R. A. WfNDES.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Assessment Motlce.

sfatamsra Con. Mining coanpans. Location of principal place sf business, San Francisco, California.
 Location of Works, Globe Mining District. Gila County, Arizona
 Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the il0thl Tenth day of July, 1885, an assessment tNo. 2 of @ Two Gents per share was levied upor the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States geld coin, to the Secretary, at the office Of the Company 702 Market Street, Room No 8. San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the tI5thl Fifteenth day of August, 1885, will be delinquent, and a6yer- tised for sale at public auction; and pRless payment is made before, will De Bold oh sA f- URDAY the ti2thl Twelfth dag of Septem- Der 1885, Go pay the delinquent assessment together with costs Of advertising and expen, ses of saig
 By order Of the Board of Directors,
 J. PENTECOST. Secretary. Office, 702 Market Street, Room No. 8, San Francisco California july lS-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Declaration of Sole Trader.

l. CoGlelia Anderson, a married woman, residing in Globe GiIa County, Territory oj Arizona, desiyous of availing myself of the benefit ot the Compiled Laws of Ari4nna Ttr. H5orY. ss provided in Chapter g. Sections 24 and iatend Co carry us and transact business under my own name and on Inyown account, the leaning of money and dealing in raal estate and all things incident thereto, in the afore. said County of GilA and Territory of Arizona. And further declare that inc sum intended Co tts invested ia sAid business is at no time te exceed five thousand d5ilars,
 -l-> In witness hereof ! hereunto sci SEAL. my hand and seal this Sth day ol
 ->J August A. D. 1885
 CORNELIA ANDERSON,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

And ia accordance with law, md an order of the Beard of Directors, made on the TENTH tI0th) day of JULY 1885, 80 many shares of each parcel of such Stock as may be heces. sayy will be sold at publii, Auction, at the of. tice of the Company. 702 Market st., Room 8, on Saturday the Twelfth iI2thl day oE Sapte1a. Der 1885, at the hour of t2) two o'clock ?. m, of said day, to pay said Delinquent Assess. inent thereon, together with costh of adver- sibing and expenses of the sale.
 J. PENTEC0ST, Secretary. 0iiice-702 Market Street, Room s.
 aar22-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
4 ICrour OVER rnr cuiElcMlrAs.

We have been officially informed that Major Davis scouts undor Lieut.. Day struck tieronimo's camp a little northeast of Nakara on the 7th inst. and killed Mana, and two other bucks, one squaw and Gerouimo's son, aged thirteen years. He captured fifteen women and children, among them three squaws "wives" and five children of Geronino's family, also Huera, wife of Mangus, and everything iu his camp, Geronimo was severely wound ed and was trailed some distance by his blood, but escaped with two bucks and one squaw. Major Daus also re- ports that on the 2a.L 2lt his scouts ambnshed four Chiricahuts, killed two of the bucks and captured their horses and everything they had; aone of the troops or scouts have been injured and all are in perfect health. Major Davis dispatch is dated August 10th and was brought to Bowie by Frank Leslie
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Lieut.. George !. Chase, 8rd Cavalry, recently tried at Fort Grant for con duct unbecoming an officer and gen teman, viz, accusing m officer with being tco intimate with the wife of a brother offcer, was found guilty as charged and sentenced to dismissal from tho army The President, how oyer, has eommuted tue sentence to oae year's suspension.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial Dis.
 trict, Territory of Arizona, in and for the
 County Of Eila
 John II. Eaton, Plaintiff, ys J. VI. Eddy
 and iEsbslla A. Eddy his wife Defendants. Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Ariz1na in and for the County of Gila, and
 the complaint filed iil said County of tiiia, in
 the ot1ce of the Clerk of said District Court
 The Territory of AriEnna sends greeting to
 John ". Eddy and lgabcllaA. Eddy, Doief- dants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to 1 appear in as action brought against you by ths abogenalned Plainti5, h the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for tlie County of 1 Gila, and answer the complaint fled with the l Clerk Of tllis Court st Globe, in said County i aeQpy 5f which eomplaisit accompanies this l Summunsl within twenty days iexclusiye of l the day cf seryice) after the service upon you ] Of this Summons, if served in thig county; but f served out oi tho county, and within 1 thls Iistfics, then within thirty days, in all other eases Feety days, in this case sixty days l or ludgnienb By default will be taken against l you sccefding tn the prayer of said conn
 Aid yon are hereby notified thatif you fai 1 ta appear and anewef the said complaint Es 1 above required, the said Plaintiff will apply t0 1 the court for Che relief demanded in said com | plaint This actinn is hraught to enforce s | mechanics lumber merchants lien bit that cef-
 tain building or frane dwelling house erected 1 and nowlssing upon that eefsaia lot 0r parcel
 of land situate, lying and hein9 in tlie town of l Globe, Giia Connts Arisona Tafritory. more | palticnlsrly described as fullows to-wit. Part ! llf block sixty-six i68l iii said towm of Gloha 1 according to the official map nf said Globe, l made hy Pehdletnr giid Wallace surveyors, 1 Jnpe I8s2 0 obtain judgment of this court
 fir tha saip cf sS58 15 with interest at the rate ef Gen per cent per aannm from October ! l3f3 l893, with five per cent stationery fees and ~ sests q tfis suit for 9ecgee of this \ caAFt directing a sale Of the property hegein- lieiorc assffibed in the manner provided by law the enforcement of liens to satisfy saia I judgment and costs and that execution mayi 1 lssue for any defei5neyi aud cpats and dis. bnrsements in this behaii expended
 i S~A--s, Given under my hsnd md the I sFAE. Ssal pf tha District Court of the ] Second Judicial District of ths 1er. { fitgrg of Arizona, in and for tie Gnunty q 6ila, this lSth day of August A D. I8G1 B. ( MctsTNNlS, Clerk. By B . l'oS, Uentty Clerk. " VI il.EfiN FlRiatias Attosnes
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

People of Prescott and vicinity arc excited over silver strike in Turkey Greek district It i3 alleged that many hundred pounds of horn silver were found on the surface, and that assays of orc from ten foot vein went three thousand dollars Another find in the same vicinity is sreported.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

III '. for working people Send 70 cents l1t lapostage, aud we will uail yop FRYR, HBFl a roYal, valuable sample box oi goods 1&V thet win put yea in the way of inat. ing more money iu fsw days than you eser thought possih,s at sny business Capital mt required. Yon can live at home and work in spaSs tiipa only, or all the time. All of both sesss, of all ages, gradually snccessfal, 30 cents to sS easily earned every eveNfag. Tint sil who went work raay test the blssi
 neta, VI make this unparalleled utEsr To aH who are not well satisfied we will send sl 70 pay fjr the troubie of writing IS, Fun par,i- enlars. directions, etc, sent fref Immense bay absolutely sure for al who start at 9nces Don't delay. Address SriNsoS ( Co, Pert- land. aaine. f5heleiy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

John u. Mccormack, whom it will be remembered once resided at Rich. mond Basin and represented Maricopa county ill the 11th Territorial l4egisla- ture of Arizona, was recently mur- dered at Clifton by Albino Aguirre, He was buried there under the auspices of the Clifton Guards. His murderer, at last accounts, was still at large.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
TEnRIroEr or An1laNA. ]

COUNTY OF GIIA.
 On this 7th day of August 1885, personally appeared before me. J IJ. McCabe, notary public, in and f0r the said County of Giia, C0rneliA Anderson, known Co me g bs the same pemjh described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and who acknowl- edged to ne that she executed the same for the use and purpose herein msntiopsa5
 ~--1-, Tn witness whereof 1 have here sEAL, unto set my hand and official seal N>-~->1 the day and year above mertldiied
 T. D, McCABE, aag,s4w Notary Public,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Mrs. James Wiley and Mrs Chas A. Fisk met wlth m unpleasant expe- rience On Monday evening last whilo ont driving bohina spirited horse. When passing Andre Morrels place, | mile and balf north of town, tho horse took fright and ran away Ihe vehicle was overturned, and both ladies were thrown violently out, but fortunately escaped injury, excepting a few sight bruises Ths horse ill lis mad flight attempted to lump through a wire fence and was fearfully laccr- ated bg the barlis. Iho buggy was rompietelY wrecked
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The rainfall yesterday ahd last night in this vicinity was very heavy, and the appearance of tAe heavens this morning indicate that more may be expected.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Fred. Hatch has decided to have two tons Of high grade ore from the Mack Morris mine worked at the Nugget mill as test, and if satisfactory, will have all his ore reduced there here after.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
PAraIcK HAMnros, Com'r.

Rev. C. IT. Adams on hisrecent trip to California, went to see Mi. Brooke, once pastor of the M F, Church in this place, but now and for a long time since an inmate of tue Stockton Insane Asylum. Mir. Adans expresses great doubts of the patients ultimate recovery. He says Mr Brooks recog- nizcd him, called him by name and conyersed, not lucidly, for long time. lie seemed to take delight in relating stories without point but at which Mr. Adams felt bound to laugh iii order to please the narrator.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Bids for the transportation of ore from the Old Globe mine to the com pany's smelter will be opened on Mon day next at the office of the Old Dolnin- ion Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

A concert by the Sunday school children will be given on Sunday evening, August 3Oth, at the N. E. Church. They are having frequent rehearsals and will doubtless acquit themselves we'll The entertainment will be free to the public and Q large attendance is desired.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

San Carlos Agency is to have an- other trader, J. c. O'Keefe. Lumber for his store building is being de- liyered. There will now be three trading establishments at the Agency, the other two concerns being W. B. Horton < Co. and Hood.