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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. IL.
fLOUK-dn.
Nov. 83l SOL
CORN-lower at 40.
OATs-easy Bl.
RYE-steady; 81
BARLEY-arm 81.
PORK AT 3 10 1850.
LARD "A, o 10 Q o f2i.
BULK MEAT-shoulders, as: Short rib, 4 90;
short clear. 8 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
Everett X. Brewer has been appointed post
master at Bar Harbor, Maine, and Charles
K;mball at Hillsboro Bridge, N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold By
Bowditch, Webster 1 Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a nour,

War Department,
~, once OF the Chief Signal Officer,
"asnington, ID. c., Nov. l3-l An
For New England and Middle State.
increasing cloudiness and local rains; slightly
warmer followed during Friday night by
slightly colder weather; winds generallv
southwesterly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
Foreign Notes.

PARIS, Nov. IL.
The Burmese Envoy has gone to ask Bis
marck to arrange with England for the settle
Great Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
BERLIN, Nov. 1:

Mr.. Pendleton, U. s. Minister, has pro-
tested to the German government against the
expulsion of five German Americans from the
Island of Fohr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
PARIS, Nov. IL.


La France today states that the French
government has resolved to summon the
Prince of Monaco to prohibit public gaming
tables in that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-13
A LECTURE
ON MAN.

What piece of acoyk Is mani hox noble
in yeasoni how infinite in faculties, IN form
and moring how cypress and admtra5iey an
adion how like an angel! in apprehension
low like godi the beauty of the aooyLd, the
saraqon nofanimaks:-SHAKESPEARE. of
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
SUMMONS.

 h the District Court Second Judicial Di,. tsict, TerritosY of Arizona, in and for tbs ] County of lila.
 Mary E Thompsnn, Plaintiff, "a John F Thompson, Defendant.
 Aetian brought in the District Court of fbe Second Judicial District of the Territory oI Arizona, h and for ths County of ts1s. ai,d the complaint filed in said County of Giia. h, tne office of tho Clerk af said District CouT4. !he Territory of Arizona sesids Greeting b John Thompson, Defendant
 Apuare hereby summoned and reuaircd to as'isear in au action hrougnt against you iy tne anoYe named Plaintid, in the DistYitt Court ol the Second Judicial District of tlie Territory uf Arizona, i'd and for the Cunt ' N Giia, and ausxef the complaint fsed wish tlIs Ciefls pf this Islnrt at Globe, in said Counin eaRy oi which complaint accompanies tliis aninsaensl, within twenty days fexciusiye N the day iit aerrieeI after the service p,,ln yta, q tllis Sssntaonsn served in thss Con1fv. i1ls | aerYsl ont Of the Caenty. npa withih tlis District tAeh sgithin thirty days; sn aii other ckses fiftg days or judgment by ds. iaait VII be takess ag3slnss you acc0rjing o tie mayer ci said esssi plaiH5
 And you are heiely notified tl3tt II yssu fail t9 Elslsear and gtawer the sad ceinphiat. as ai'9ss reglsifsd, the said plaintfH x slg aft9y @ the Court for the relief desnaalei therein aud cssts ami disbarselaeists in this behalf eit peFtand.
 Given under my hand sua the scI eEAt gf the District Court of the Secsna s.-- Judicial Bistret 0f the Tetritsry M Fssana, la and far tue County Of g;;iA. tlHr l5taa day of Jnly \. D. ISS5.
 E. ' MutsINNIS, Clerk. By ', c. For Depuey Clerk.
 julyts low
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
slIERIFF'S SALE.


 By virtue of aii orglsr nf sale and kSsettssi .ss'lesl ont uf Distries Court 6f and Ja.iieia District, Eila Coants, Afisonn TerritoTv tsatssf tie 10th day Of etcsOfcr A. D las.5 is 2 certain action wherein J Pickering Drown. Irustee, as Plaintiff, recovered jud4ment against The tiila Cuunsy 8lhipg Coinpany as Defendant, for the gum of Elg,T0S 62 agd sast q suit, on the 10th day of tlrtnlcr A D lsh have levied upon the following de. scfiled pfoperty, to-wit.
 iAll that quartz mill known as nfisi aalied the Miami iaill, situate s.bont five miles beloe laprtheriy fr9gai Globe City, at the forks of final Greek, iH Clila County, and the inilI ste upon which ths same stands, taqetho;- witilaH aud singular the tenements and ali. pnrfenaaess thereanto belonging of in any wlSe appertainiug
 ! R9iic netiee is hereby given that on the End day os November A D. 1885, at 10 o'clock [, n q that day It public anction ih front of iAe RheFitfs otsice, ht Globe, fiila Cuusty, AAisaaa Territory, 1 will sell all the rigiit, ki tle and intes'esk ef the said Defendant in srid te sasd essslibed property to the highest h4d best bidder sn satisfy said order pf sale and execution atid all costs.
 B. F. PAsCoE, oet.tV sW N'Sefih, 9sila County A 1'
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
PREFERRED LOCALS.

7 ' ; The store, building and lot of ] Myers z sehein arc offered for sale at 2 reasonable price
 Any reasonable offer for goods Wiil not be refused at seheins.
 TO RENT 4 fnliished room. c,,n, gsnieatly situated. Apply to
 W ". BRooENER 0roekery and glass ware at Van Wagencns.
 At tllis season Qf the year something IS required to tone lIp tic ysteIp. Han i'itters VII do t. Taylor < IIat.h. Call ior f,xcelsi0r f yon want 4 good cigar for l2a ess.
 G.s. VAN WAaExES fFon want good pair Of boots or sAosst go N Scllnl9e
 s Van lagenen x prepared ao measure and take orders flr nentIe. men clothing. Call and zee sainflias. Kelly Key West cigars a specialty " tie News Depet
 Soda water oi tap, at Hitchcock $. For choice groceries and fgssh fruit Mrs. R. Gill leaaGuasters Fresh California cheese and Lest taneb buttcr at Mrs R Giill
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
$50 REWA WARDl

Whereas it has beUn reported tint liquor s being sold or given away to San Carlos Indians, in or near Globe. therefore we, the undersigned, agree to pay the sum set opposite our reapec- tive names. as reward to any parties who will secure sufficient evidence to convict the culprits Of selling CT giv. ing away liquor to sad Indians. And we further agree to pse our best ef- forts to find the guilty parties, # any there Dc in or near Globe, and to pay the above reward in each case which ygiU reenIt ;p ac,,,,;ot;e,,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
lfAFst publication Ausues 2. IsssI
 No. A33. Application for Patent to the Hoosier MiIlssite Claim.
U S z6ED OrYIc !


 !. ..,, 5 41easN, Aziaosa AssgIat ss i8ss A, lKlsk is AEEEBy GIVEN SfzkT fflsrfEI -4 MstA3tskNi tsfe, Eric Coprky PeBn isf hir Al t0sfsey AA laet Ghariea 4 Fsk s9Dse Fssf feicr sa fsFs is tse, Aila lpanty Atxonn hss tt s dsY fiei As sfatiasl for 3sc1t for the sabsief Mn S5f lhsHa faafad snysiobe MiHtrg DtstFicf ta f3d,nty AIiAons IefftsQy etd asEll&ted ir ths. ell ofas gseSAl tt cn ts Q tEia ea3ce as tai No W il s4il Sees ft'ing DisssicA cid lot Ns 1z beins Bs foil Resnnias ai hV Initial menuneat. neytins .t.. slgsto'satsfig eotlns cf MIL ss ty fsst foasr fei i94F eis Ia gorflt rf sesse m N fstt 4 sF N 5' \ st5 tenee s 6esa. fs D S9s ise a Feg9t es3.si n d No set la niasrd td stone X tssesle1 sQtt 5l3 fesk @ 2 koss ulastcd n N NJ, sci ia rapusid ef stnBe Pest H t A se esltt e, :,sf q t1s tsseer siiise ss E. Globe DistSict bear
 M N. Globe nhlSscs bears ncrta S, Ihases pett sf 4ess ie min sest sss fset .s Yot Aialsea II IA 5. No. { ret in a n8dgiiis U slslq
 sllteat tee1a1ert bes,g norfh E teer ucft 94 frst tEaaee ntiffn al3 fess 70 Fcft Iesrked U N S Ns \ lnttlal tlep,enest fiaee q hsyinnifs MAsnetie tAsiateh D asss s9 iHsn tssl eantslains 6 t3 Rc1eFt 1lse locstiqn os sse 'Itoezies afslsi,c cis.m s r As sa tss iisce uf C ila County Afi5ana i8 hgck No 2. fsco7a ef mines, page ff9
 A1y ant sil Rsfsaals elsiping a5Yersoy any po,sen oi seid tsooslg eE Claim or sufface sTnd sT tsfs, tS e tisdf aFfse claims with ss HeQi1er of as ssAsed StAtss Land u1ce at Tucson la che Terfi t9ty q aTtE1iiA during sha ten week. peried f the ps easaon tssc.h 2 thss VII be barred hs rifsas G the
 nEN M THOMAS. ReSsisr.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
AssEssMEEg NOTICE.
TnLvAIR MININa coMfANY.

 Location q principal place of baa,ness, sEar NEancisen, California.
 Location q Works, Globe Mining Disteet Gila County, Arizona.
 Notice r hereby given, that at Q ynee.ina oi tsls Board tai Directors. keld pn the Twelfth ll2thi day af August 1885. an assessinent liso. z Of 0ne Cent pet share was levied upon 4he capital ssock of the corporation, payable laa. mediately in United States gold coin. to lhs sscretary, at the ciSiee of ths Cotfipahy, roarri No 2, 7o2 Market Street. Saa Francisco, Cal. ifornia
 Any stock upon which this asseAsmint shail remain unpaid on the NINETEENTH si9thi day 0i September 1885, will De deln- guent, and advertised for sale st public aisc- ton; and unless payment is made before, will he sold on SATURDAY the Seventeenth il7thl day of October 1885, to pay she delin- quent assessment together with costs of ad sIr. tislIlg and expenses of sale
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 J. PENTEC0ST, Secretary. Office, 702 Market Street, Room 6, San Francisco, California. en,,25. td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

.
 COMING CONVINCE COMING Mr ', \ Kellner has personally ss- lected and shipped to US ] new and the best assorted stock If general mer- chandise to be bought anywhere in the Unitea States. This stock com. .prises great many novelties in ladies dress goods, ladies ready made wear ladies hats and many knick knacks too numerous to mention also a full line new carpets, crnm cloths, wall papers 6c. lin groceries We can show a great many new delicaeies and our furnish ing goods, hardware, crockery 6e., have all been replenished with new and varied stock. afr Kellner docs the buying for several houses in Ari- zona md his experience and facilities insures us better advantages than any other house in this section. Remsal her that We give our customers the tuil benefit of our ample facilities. Nge ailn 10 retain the lead M all lines wc keep md VIII not allow anybody to undersell us in any one arEele
 EF Kn4sEa < %.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
IsaNAE.n monk arEAN {.

Ihs following letter wliich speak for itselg is ffom the Den of Hon Donald R0bb, ex-membeg Of the Ali. zcna legislature and for sonr years assistant editor ot the sHyER BK1r:
 NEw YoRx, Sept. 9, 1885.
 To the editor of ihe Commercial Ad. ! yertisef sir h your article of yes. toTdsy, tbe 1ist, heaae1 rTbe stFanaa Story of Geronimo you say that .he has been several times arrested for murder, sometimes by military and sometimes by civil authority I do not remember that the civil authority has eyeg succeeded in arresting him. 1 do know that he and others of his tribe have been sought for by the eiy- I authorities, but they have always been protected by tue military. when the Inurderors Of Judge MeComas and his family returned to the reservation tue officers Of the law wanted to get them to punish them, but General Crook protected them and said that killing the Indians would not bring the dead people 0 life Since 1881, over 2o9 white men and women have been killed, and not . single Indian has been punished, except n the case of Dandy Jim aud two Of his fellow assassins, who were executed at Camp Lowell for the killing of Capt. Tlentig at tlie Cibicu fight When au officer IS killed sudden sIasn of energy thrills tue army when . settler IS the victim tho army rubs it's hands bland V and says Another intcrloper gone. These same sinterlopers beIp to pay the taxcg which ccfer tbe offi- cers with blua uniforms and shoulder straps and places thein in position to do the society act.
 There have been three wars in Ari- 1 zoiia since aeroniii1o aud Benito broke \ lioni tlls reservation in 1851, and ~ least 250 people have been killed. { There was no sufficient excuse for any ] oi ithein. NO riabto of thc Indians was sansferea with, no iFksome regula. slolis were imposed upon them, no irouble existed about rations. md no sneroaehnsents were made by the gaites upon their reservation. They imply wanted to XII Wien the trac ] 'asute of these Indians is known, aad Iho sentincntaiista of the EasE quit coking through Fenimore Coopeis ipestacles, there Will Nc more edito- 'ials like yours ip the papers aud nore ayupathg telt fsf the whites in Arizona,
 AsqaopRns VII thank you foa your nlinepty ' falE cditbsiah and hail t as ln indieation sllan . lucid inteigal ias < last ateevehed in fhe prc Indian madness Of the East
 sHa ycpgs tF9ly
 Dos tf.f, f{nnH
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
ag3LRa on sTlpFIr
Gaaaa 6ila County 1iacna, --------- -----.--- I .a----

lt Af' httN ~ ssiet tf4t lftt4
 llct. A, 1855.
 keEular qiiafterly meeting of n heard oE Supervisors of t4ila county Presen supar gisars F W. sTestmey er, Joseph Rednan and s, Gtilsen. Minntps of the meeting Of .Atg. m read and approved.
 Tic following bills ssere taen al lowaa and warrants ordered drawn for saiae
 Claim Of Q z aEagtin, stationery ss6 25 elaim of c I, Martin, Clerk salary S75 claim af c. S Van Waa. enen supplies, &e., sI52 75; claim oi ior. Geo. F Johnston, medical con. tract, sl05; claim Of '. c. Ramsaell, boarding prisoners, Sl39 co; clain of G A. swasey Probate Judge, s92 70: claim ef X (. ssallo, oiEice rent s30. claim of ~ E Livingston, Corstabls s22 29 claim of X " Wessmeyer. assigned inry certificates $la elalln of ohas- DopgaI, scalps, S25 b0; claim. of lihas, Bouquet, scalps, $T7 50 chm of Il E, Froom, soalps, $50.
 Chairman 2 w. Westraeyer thcn withdrew ana Probate Judge c. A. swasey audited dand allowed tlie sol.I lowing accounts.
 Claim of F ". Mestneyer sap. plies, slQ l03 claim Of '. ". West- meyer per diem, $50; claim of Jos Reaman, per diem, $50; elain og $. Gilsons per diem, S24 80.
 cbairnsan n ". Westneyer then resumad Us scat and tae following bills were allowed: Claim Of B '. Fascos. Sheriff S456 l0i clam Of ", c. Eddy, Just,ee of the Peace, Grapevine Precinct. slS %,
 Petition of residents of School Dis trlct, No ?, for tho formation of new school district was, on motion. laid over for future consideration.
 The Beard then accepted the report of tbe County Superintendent ,f Pub. iic Schools, of warrants drawn during the quarter ending September S0th. iss5i and also settled the accounts q the County Treasurer for tue same quarter and the balance in the treas ary s5s59 29, counted and found cor fset, and his receipt taken therefor Claim of T q Hitchcock, station. sry, allowed, ss 25. on motion t was ordered that the i Jounty Treasurer charge the Shortage i U Sl0a, n e1-Iressurer Lacey's ac- i iount, to tho General Fund. 0n motion Boari adjourned to 9it o'clock 2. n. 0et. sth, 1885.
 C T. MARTIN. Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
nmrnscr resnr r.sasassnssss.
n ta rssSnn gaslgs
leal,slaaa. g,am NY r.s,.

lSaii1aaAe snaus l.st wesi z Territory Df Arizona ss. Ihos, tlnr
 don .--Aequitted, . Sing liee ys c W. Morcing et al,- s Jnry disagreed. 7 Ierritoig of Arizona vs, Benj. \ , Thornton Motion for continuance
 denied
 Territory of Arizona against John
 Tomas, Acquitted
 Thos. II, Mason vs Old Dominion Copper Mining Copper Company. :. Motion for order 70 make survey &c. granted
 k c '. Taylor vs F Hatch, aelarea { filed report,
 A. R, Young ys Irene Young Di- Evorce denied, { Mary E Thompson ys. John \. Thompson. Referred to c. A. Swasey to tako proof and report
 smith Bros vs, WI " Kingsbary Decree of foreclosure.
 u.E. Iaylorvs. \, Hatch. Referee files amended report. Territory of Arizona against Benj. F. Thornton. Defendant found gail- ty of mapslaughter.
 Jos Reaman et al. ys, John II. Eaton Jury waived by consent aud case submitted to the court
 stephen Fouutain NJ Mineral Greek Mining Company Motion for new trial denied.
 Hammond, administrator ys. No land et al Continued for term.
 J,H Baton ys. J. w Eddy ct al.-- Continued for term.
 T. A. Pascoe ys. J D, Emerson. Judgment for plaintiff.
 D. B. Lacey ys. ]. H Eaton Juag ment for plaintiff S675 s.
 Mary E. Thompson vs, John r Thompson Divorce granted.
 J. II, Brewster ys D. W Calico. Judgment for defendant on award for Ss4S.
 Cornelia Anderson vs. |. Robinson.
 Motion to amend, Judge denied.
 Territory of Arizona ys. Beni. F Sentenced to ten years at hard labor, Territorial prison.
 Hatch < Taylor ys ] W. Went worth Judgment for plainHfs for sl19 and costs,
 c. Il. Keschprn vs. Matainora Con olidated Mining Company Jpag nent fer defendant c Il. Ketchpm ys Teifair Mining company Judgment for defendant. J. F Eaton ys. Cbas Hayse ct al. fotion for continuance denied. case ismissed at plaintiff costs. ,. ". Wentworth vs \. Hatch. judgment for plaintiif for 500 shares took in Arizona Commercial Co. J. Redman ct al vs. N II, Eaton. aken under adyisoment. John Gleason VI, sultan < Co. <, judgment far plaintiff fpr s29o and ,sts. M C ?. Taylor ys \ Hatch Decree dissolution entered
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
CnR RANG iATN lglrTgrrp

0I9R BARGAIN COUNTER we will open Bargain Counter next week cn which will Do displayed many different articles of General Merchant dise at actual bona dde cost prices and some slightly danaged goods at mueh below our coat priecs Our customers will thus often secure the very article they wish at prices winch cannot Do equalled elsewhere md we he ena. bled to work off some of our surplus stock, All articles will be plainly marked md subject to easy inspection aia VIII be sold at figures which will satisfyall, iTermsstfictiy cash. Give ts call and De conYineed.
 Respectfully &c.
 D. E. KELIsNER < lO.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
HoGE oy ROseR

| /. ' I 4 Ihe following is list Of tho nalne, lof pnpits in our public school, wlit have been perfect in attsndance, and department and stand s0 per cent h tlieir studies. sor the week ending oct q lss5
 GRAMMAR DHPARFnEST. Mamie Kennedy, Lizzie Kennedy, Emma saassy, Emma sehnlze, Hsnry Robertson, Thos. Robertson
 G J, scAs1ASp, Teacher.
 lsr PRinAay.
 Florence Pascoe, Maud Kalsr Maud Kenyon, Mary Pasaan4 Raymond Howard, Daniel Morris, Perry ae- Gabe, Fannie Watssn.
 Mss M. Wnsos, Teacher
 2sn PRIMARY.
 Tommy Holohan, Joseph Howard l4ilhe Cook Maggie Haywood, Jesusi- ta Moreno, Angel Moreno, Matilda Borzoni, Nellie Kennedy, Loretta 9raydon, James c. Clark, Mariana Ruiz.
 Miss ApA LrymGsroS, Teacher
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
8lll result 10 conviction.

{ Aftertwo days tr1al of Frank ThYon-
 ton, upon tho charge Of inurdering
 Dan Wagner, June 89th, the jury ren. dered 2 verdict of nansIaughter Tho judge sentenced him to ten years
 in tho Territorial Prison, tho full time allowed by law Iii sentencing him
 the judge took occasion to remark that he did not coincide with ths vsr- dict, and believing the oifenss an ag. crayated one, he said, it would hays betser subseryed the ends bf justice had the verdict authorized ( seyever sentence The view taken by tho judge x very generally approved by those who were cogni2ant of tlig facts of the case. The question of rAght to try 2 case upon information where a felony is charged Will, in this ease, be come question for tho supreme ,.ourt to considerana pass upon, and shoula the court duclare the act of the iegis- lature authorizing trials upcu in- formation unconstitutional, Ihernscn VII De dischargea from arrest, though subject to be rearrsstea and indicted by 2 grand jury
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
First publication Oce. 1o. fgs5
 xazgS. ssaSs- Pre- issssl'sion Notice.

LAND t5Frieg et Tucson \ rfss,,a i4 flnf t.,ts tt43i {3ist

NM, . VVtl3Il3t lfIlg If3I.
 Notice x hereby Rweii tlat tae sslfosi,, narled setklet has silsd notice of hss Intention re make hiAe proal in support ssi sis slsit,,. and Chat saia IlrS,a \ l De inaae hefoyg sbs 5Htlse al tl:e IfSgtrict Court, Eils County. at sss9oe, AfizoneS osi Nogelnbsr q, f8s viz; VI. ef N. ". Sssc. D. ossI sss;p i l2 E ss' Heuans tho flllowigsS ssithesses K ts.,s, hlsnVntinins rssi ilencs Nran. an5 K x, s.s tion ti, said In,,{. gis. '''.' s'fI's q
 WSillsnl kaisly. sf Aszner, Afigsns i. ,,nsepn x siYpins ei Sfiaet rasna
 .sdhn Y;nyAfd 9i Arsaer. tsztSnn.
 yoln Jsef5b sli i,f &slney ,i5ss osss 'ssss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

An irrigating ditch six feet wide al the mouth, commencing at Lasimer $ Hareourt's ranch and five miles long is being dug on Salt river, Ny Hugb l and Cy Bleyins, Thos. Knidefier I'd kenton, Chas, Livingston, Hoyl Hig- don, John Nelson and James Fred erloks- when completed it will supply about 800 acres with water. The land which thls ditch will bring Into cnlti- Yaticn is fertile. perhaps tlle best On the river
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
aAs grse II oreIIan

Mark 4. MiIler, trayeling sgeht for the Erie Railroad, writes froti Port land oretson, that an attack of pauro- pncamonia left behind t . seveie and painful cough. After trying several remedies without success, he began using Red Star Cough Cure, and upon taking ono bsttle Foaud himself on tlo road to rapid tecoyaiy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
-Eough on Rata ?

 I -S.ough on Rats.a CleaslSas rass, i6i-s reaches, flies. au,l. Y Heart rasas. Palpitttion, DropsicSi Sreilings, pizssue,s. Indigestian, Headache, SieepleaSnsss cured bS Wells Health Benswer.H
 -Reuza en cOrns.s Ask fof Wells sRoueh on corns. fss. Qdies eomplste cure. Hard CT sefs sorns | warts, bufiions,
 ~Rashu-Palsa,s Quick enplste ears. all Kidney. Bladder Stone, Gravel, CatarR ot Che BIsdder. gi, \ nrpgZists
 nod-BnSs IsEes. Flies, rosches, ants, bsa.bugs, rats, mics. gophess' sh.aInnnks, cleared cut by ''ReasK
 ghia People ..Yells Health Renewsr resteres hsa,tk and yiger, cures Dsspersia, Impotence, sszu. di Debility. @i.
 'Rousa or rasn. Cure@cholers, colic, csAnps, dlarrhas, aohssS pains, sprains, heaiacke, neuralgia. rheamsl tisra. 20c Rough-on Pain Plastets, I5.
 nEotnera Il II you are failing, hroksn, wora cut and nsrlgas, sse Wells Health Renswer" eIs Dnggists.
 Lise prsserveF gf gcu are losing your gip oa hfe,,try 84NNsslig' Health Rsaewer" Coca direct to weak sposs-
 'RouGn on raes Cures Piles or HemolFheidn, ItchIng, Pro trtiding, Rleeding, intcrnal or oshets Intsr- na end External Remedy n ssch package. sufs esare, a0c' DragsistA
 prossy wcsaen. Ladies who wruld retain freshness and viva isity, dant tsN @ " sWells Health Re- Hewer.
 '.Rouah on Etrh.- Rough op Itch cures bencra, Sf3ptlons, lFins'gsgns tetter, salt rhoums ffsited sset lshslbiaias.
 eReuah On catarrh- cofrests offensive oslars gs once. Complsss isfe of worst chronic cases alto unequaled ae l@1gle for DiphtheriN ecfH Throat, Foul
 xhe HCpe of enc Natien. Children slovs in development, prny, lelavny and dslf'Ass, use Wells Health Re.
 casatFh of the Bladder. Ssinslng, irgitatian, iaHsmnaasior sil Kid. sy srd rinary complaints, cured by Bu 1us l'aiha Sl
 ~igafer Euer, Eeachcs. Issugh on Rats clears them out. alsc Bee ,cs, Ants. Esu ltEST caafouaI,h awege A ARpif te C8It$4.Llf N ~ ffes f,S M
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

William Thompson was yesterday severely injured by fall from the cage in the Globe shaft. His hip was dislocated and he was otherwise hurt. pr. Cock has charge of tue patient and at noon yesterday had tho dislocated limb in place.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

A change of venue having been granted in the case of the Territory vs. James Williams, for the killing of Wilson Flippen, in this county, to Aaricopa. Witnesses were placed mn der bonds to appear in Phnnix, oct. 26th, where the trial will Do had.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
GEO. '. TnRNER

The Kellner Mn { Mining Coalpa- ny of New York owning the old Mug get null and mines are ready for gem eral quartz milling for customers on the most reasonable and economical basis. satisfaetion given in every in- stance, Paul J Johnson is ia charge of mill EFF. KELLNER
 Nen manager md principal owner.