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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

G. T, Peters of Salt river and Dr. l.. J, Peters of Green valley, late of Boston, were here fer several days this week. They left on Friday for the San Pedro to buy cattle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The Fame Mining Company re- ,sumed work on Thursday with a force of six men. Their mine is looking well and they will be able to begin at once taking out good ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

s. Klein shipped, last Wednesday, a bar of bullion for i4owther and Wood son, valued at $500, from two and one half tons of ore from the Equity mine, Richmond Basin.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Stockmeu should remember that She new law compelling cattle owners to provide one bull for every twenty-ilye cows goes into effect September istand thai noR-complianuo makes them la. ble to prpseeution
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Fifty men were given employment by the 0id Dominion Copper Compa, ny, on Monday, The mine IS looking well and it is thought smelling will be resumed September lst.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The notice of a camp meeting to be held at Miami, commencing Sept. 18th, should not be overlooked, It will doubtless, prove an interesting affair and will attract large number of people who besides listening to the preaching of eloquent divines, will en. joy the novelty of camping, while to others living within convenient dis tance, it will afford the opportunity for a pleasant drive.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Dsvotees of Terpsichore will be pleased to learn that dance will bc given at the rink next Wednesday evening. The best music will be en- gagged and a large attendance is OK. peeted
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Y 2 Y
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

With the First of September, closes my business year. All per sons indebted to mo are respect fully requested to kindly balance ther accounts. And all balances remaining unpaid on September 10th, unless extended by special agreement will be placed in tho hands of my attorney for eolloc- tion. ALoEzo BAILEY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The scouts under Lieut.. Day who gained decisive victory over Geroni- mo on the Eth inst, were chiefly Yuma and Mohaye Indians and are entitled to credit for their bravery and fidelity to the whites.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Tor the benefit of miners at q die tanco who think Of coming to Globe to procure work, we say, don't comol Applications to the Old Dominion Company for work already largely OK. ceed tic number of men required.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

w. ". LoWther, Sam Sands and Wm. Beard are going over to Mineral Creek to do assessment work on sever al claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Henry Risbridger has gone up to the Baslu to begin work on the West Richmond, He expects to take out g tons of rich ore an easy matter from so good a claim.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
The Record. Epitaph mentions the killing of eight persons by Chiricahua Apaches, near Bassachuca, Sonora.

There will be services at the M, F. Church next Sunday morning at 1T o'clock and at 7;30 m the evening, Rev, 6 H. Adams officiating,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Wilfam Richards of Pleasant Val ley came in on Thursday He says they have had fine ruins in his section
 and that feed, in consequence, is good.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Chas. D. Putnam of Riverside was here on Sunday and Monday. He xe- ports cattle thriving in his section but mining very dull
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
NOTICE.

Sam Jim, tho fat mar, desires to announce to the pnblic that he is aow sole proprietor of the restaurant ad- joining McNelly's saloon, and no other peron ia authorized to collDct outstanding accounts Persons know, ing themselves indebted to me are re- quested to settle up.
 SAM JIM. Globe, Aug. sth
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

We are in receipt of eommunica- ton from the Second Assistant Post master General stating that the Ile- pertinent does not deem it expedient to increase the mail service on route 40,l66, from Globe to Camp Verde.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

schulao has just received Q new stock, comprising fine boats, dancing shoes, baseball shoes, etc, Prices req sonable. Give him a calll
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

J. c. Martin who went to Phoenix several months ago, returned to Globe on Monday and resumed his position with the Old Dominion Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
TEangronT or ARrzoSA,

County of Gila ss'
 I, e, A 5wassy, Clerk of the Probate Court ifi end for the said County of Gila, dsj hereby certify the foregoing to be full. true and correct copy of an order made by said court and duly entered in the minutes thereof that have compared the saEas with the ori. ginal and that it is a tria copy of the same and of the whole thereof
 y- Ip Ritness whereof have here
 SEAL. unto set ny hand and affixed the N',11 seal of said court this goth afy Of July 1885. c. A. sWAsEY,
 jtily22 4w Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Mrs, [. o. Kennedy and children, Mrs. Charles Kenyon and daughter MT. and Mrs. George P Soholefeld and child, Mrs. Fuller and Messrs. Vim. Tucker and II. Slaughman are camped at Eaton's saw mill on Pinal mountain.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The Reeord-Epitaph announces the marriage, in Tombstone, of W. D. GansbOrn and Miss Adela Lamb.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Mrs. Chas. Starr who has been vis- iting in Nevada and California for some months, is expected to arrive in Globe tomorrow.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
aEa.an.ara canaallaa.aa lslnlas conpan.

 Locgdon Of principal place of businosz, San Franc scp, California I.osa ttUu of uUfks, Globe Mining District, GilR CNgnty, Arizona. E0Ih;E There is delinquent upon the following jeEcFibed Stock, on aceolnt of AS. sessment levied on the Tenth (iothl day ef JplY 1885, the several atrSupts set Opp5sita the names u the respective Shareholders, as follows.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
IMMIGRATION OFFICE, D, ,r0-,.f ss3, 10 IQ95

Parties owning desirable cattle ranges in Gila county, and who wish to dispose of tho same, should send full description of property. with price, to this office. Daily enquiries are being received by me from cattle men abroad, and l take this method Of bringing those who desire to purchase and those who desire 10 sell in direct communication.
 PArnIcK HAafHros, Comr
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Alexander M Barron and Fred Nelson, old stand-bys tt San Carlos, are here upon a visit and were warmly welcomed by numerous friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

In large section of Gila county, the pssturage has suffered greatly from the drouth, Everywhere the grass is short but should the rains yet come, they will not be too late to be of benefit. We hear that some cattle owners who have depend ed on small springs and wells for their water supply have been compelled to move their stock
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The Arizona Champion states that Dr. Hendrix IS building a residence in Flagstaff.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
AponEs FoR sALR.

Less than 1000, SIPS per hundred, at the yard; $1O per thousand. Ado bes delivered in town, $l6 per tbgus- and. Adobes furnished and laid in a wall, $26 per thousand. Apply to
 B, PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
"Rough on Rata"
fyaart Paina.

Rough on Rata" Clears ont rats, mics, reaches, flies, ants bedbuga,
 Reart Pains. Psipisstion, Dropzical Seedlings, DizzinesE Indigestion hsadaeha, Slseplsssness cured bf "WellA' Health Renewsf"
 Rough on corns." Ask for Wells Rough on Corns, lso. Quick complete cure, Hard or soft cornS warts, bunions.
 "Buchu-PaIha." ouleA, cdsBplets 5,rs, ali EtdHgy Bladdef and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritatioui ssone, Gravel, catarrh of the Bladder. Sli Druggists.
 ssd-BuGs. FIsos. Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugI, rats, mics, gophers, chipraunks, cleared out by ''RougA on Rata" 15c.
 Thin PsoSIe ..WsllS Health REnsSsfn ssztdtes hoalth and yignr cuFss Ryspepsia, Impotence, ssxu. al Debility.
 Rough on Pain" Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarrhoea, ,acheai pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rhshmG. tis1n. 2oc, Rough on Pain Plastsrs, l5.
 sToshers. l If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous, use "Wslls' Health Remover" sf | Druggiats nifs preserver l if you are losing your grip on lie, try "Welis' Health Rencwer.' Goes direct H weak spots @Roush on Piles. Cures Pies or HemorrAoldt Ft6hing. Pro | truding, Bleeding, Internal qr other, Inter- nal and External Remedy in each package! Sure cure, 5oc. Druggists. Pretty Women, Ladies wko would retain freshress and viva. city, don't fail % try "Yslls Health Re @ReueA on Itch" sRough on Ltcb eues humorT srpptionsi I Fiygaofn, tetter salt rhoum, frosted testt 1 shilblains.
 'nsrRh on CatarFh. Corrects offensive odprs at. oSca, complete cure of worst chronic ci3es also unequaied ss 1 gaFgle far Diphsheria, Sore Throat, Foul l Breath 50c,
 Tao Hopo oftEe Nation. { Children, slow in development, puI,yt sclawny afFd aslieate, nse Wells He&'th Re
 cataarh of the Bladder. l stingiiig irritation, inflammation, all Kid I pcy a1s UstharY comp aitfss, cured " "isus
 ~waser Euas, Roaohes.a < enapgh on Rats clears them out, also Eee | & apf8s So 4 9I,S EJsiN \ 4 X ? t3fs.tl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

J. B. Hooker took his big threshing machine down to the river on Monday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Chicken dinner and ice cream at the Pascoe restaurant on Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
s26O Reward.

The above reward wilf'be paid for ihFoffna. tion that will lead to the conviction of any person who may be found altering 0r degacing tlie marks or brands, q stealing, killing or driving from their accustanisd ranges any live stock belonging Co any of the ineipbers of the Globe Stock Growers Association of Gila County.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
For eals.

\ pair ei Rne driving mnlcs Che uf them , d sileNGia splda apiinal aud the other u ,goal packer Miilaels bF sxohangc for mares. Apply bg letter ta M
 THANK NJ. IlANEaICgs, iaisiS tg elFshe, R 0, A. q
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

This paper is kept on hle ct E, c. Dazes Adysrtiaing Agency, 64 and 65 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, CAL, where oon- sSActs fer advertising can be made for 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

One Of the Wallace boys left with a team for Casa Grande, on Thursday to meet Mrs, R, Gill, Mrs. $, C. Heiue- man and Miss Katie Gill, who have been at Santa Monica, Cal, for a month. The party will reach Globe Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Dr. and Mrs, Geo, P, Johnston spent several days at Eaton's mill this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
0. w. WALTERS MaGhiliSt 3 GiQlSlith,
 ------AND-----A General Repair Shop

Estimates furnished for the construction oi the NaReless Wind Mills, Tanks, Horss Pow. CTS, Pumping Machinery of sil EAdS.
 DEALER in Steam Pipe Fsttihgs, Punps. Hose, HuatiEg and Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Ammunition je20sf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
POST oFFICE HOURS,

opsn from 2 A. N. te [ P. M., daily Sunday from to 9 A. NJ.
 E. o. KENNEDY, F. NJ,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

.-J As if by maglc ones pains vanish if he be a sufferer from rheumatism or neuralgia and applies St. Jacobs Oil the pain-banisher.
 For Coughs and Colds Red Star Cough Cure is a safe, pleasant, sure remedy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Fresh butter every morning from Pioneer, at someryilles.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

We direct attention to the card Of Hon. Patrick Hamilton, Commissioner of Agriculture. It will be to the in. terest of parties ownlng stock ranges to correspond wlth Mr Hamilton. He says he is daily in receipt of inquiries from persons wanting ranches and is desirous of bringing buyers and sellers together without the intervention of middle men, or tho exacting of com missions.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Notwithstanding the extreme drouth and consequent aearth of grass, the the cattlemen of Ariyaipa' are not bending under the weight of sorrow visited upon them by Plpyius, if we may judge of the account of their danee at Burt Dunlaps on the 12th instant, as chronicled in the South. western stockmau of the 18th, by Polled Angus, alias John D Burgess,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Probably the best silver mines in Gila County are those of Richmond Basin, Since January 1st 1885, they have produced upwards of S20000 and have only been worked about half the time. Work isnow being vigorously prosecuted on several of the best claims at the Basin and the output for inc next fonF months will doubt less exceed the amount already pro- duced this year.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
For the Transport of Ore

from the Old Globe Mina to the Company 3 Smelling Works, with maximum capacity of One Hundred Tons per day, or 90 much of that quantity aa may Dc required.
 The bids to include transport through the main tunnel, from Mooney shaft station,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Saturday, August a, 1885.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
2 Y E D Notice. -Ei

OFFICE 0Lil DOMINION CoPpER MINING Co,
 GLOBE. A. IT,, August II, 1885. Notice is hereby given, that bids will be re. ceived ct this office,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Bids wllI he opened on MoNDAY, Aug. R4ti,

at noon, and must come from responsible par ties, the Company reserring the right to refuse any pr all bids. Particulars at the oSiee,
 A. TRIFPEL, Superintendent aug l5td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Clears ont rats, mics, rOsehss, flies, aats bedbugs,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
"Rough on Corns. :

Pslpisstion, Dropzical Seedlings, Dizziness Indigestion, headaeho, Slseplsssness cured bi "Wella' Health ReneWsE"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
"Bucau-PaIha."

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,n Isc Quick complete cure, Hard or soft cornS warts, bunions.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

QulCAa cdsHplets cure, all Efdhsy, BlaCideF and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritatioui Stone Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder Sll DruggiStS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25
Sowing and RennInr.

The suit of Mrs. O'Keefe against
Ross X, Winans In Now York has
something other than \ merely scandal
Gus interest. 10 IL one OF tho many
cases occurring from day Co day which
Illustrate tho inevitable law that what
soeNor "a man sowoIh, that shall he also
reap.
Snis Wiuans was a young man who
Thought that his wealth would enable
him 10 disregard the ordinary social
lawa ana 90 oulOy the pleasures of
married life without he RESPONSIBILITIES.
10 Is not probable that tho woman was iu
any way imposed upon. She Is apparent
ly an adventures, aud her subsequent
marriage 20 RnothOr man shows that
she did not suppose herself TO bO the
lawful vito of WiuNns. Nevertheless
the two assumed tho position OF man
aud wife b tore the world, For several
Yosrs they 90 lived. travelled aud went
among the friends. Tho arrangement
came 70 an md I'm time, as such unlaw-
lul assOClH ions always do, aud they
parted. BU, the woman had Oh ainod Il
hold upOn the man which could not b8
thus slightly shafon OH, and sha h now
seeking TO have tho fact OF marriage os.
tablished through the means of suit
Tor divorce
WhatevO the result Of this suit-and
u Is ono In which tue woman In entitled
to no syr pathy whatOver-it has al.
ready bro ght upon the man the pen.
atty of nc ldal and disgrace, and very
probably hNs already cost him years OF
anxiety b fore the scandal was made
public. Nor IN this any moro than ho
deserved. Society cannot undertake "a
regulate thl private morals of its MON.
hers or TO lA0te out Judgment upon their
lapsss non roctitude; but it can and
must insist, for its own protection, that
those who publicly assume the 70.
latinn Of husband aud wife shall bn
held TO the responsibility which that re-
lstiOn implies,
Whether the law should recognize an
unlawful relation Of this kin as constl.
tuting valid marriage IL not In cues
uoni II Is the great law OF human 70.
spnnstbility that brings It's inevitable
punishment, in one way or another, "a
all who selishly seek 10 ovado it. This
y the one lesson that the experience OF
Mlnans should enforce. Philadelphia
Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25
THE PHRENOLoGY CLUB.
A Member, Caught by IA Prevailing Craze
Furnishes Uncle Joel Topic.

A Member, Caught by IA Prevailing Craze,
Furnishes Uncle Joel "a Topic.
Peekaboo Perkins sailed around the
corner into Hamilton street last night
like ship in distress, and in half
hearted, one-sided way made for the
grocery, in front of which sat Uncle
Joel and his ebon satellites. PeekabOo
had blood on one ear, lump or two on
his forehead, a piece Of court-plaster on
his nose, and q Vauquished ar. His
fellow-members of the Phrenology club,
as he approached, thought no had filed
a star engagement with Il runaway
horse, falling out with threshing ma
chine or been at the party Of the second
part as meeting in the ring without
gloves and with clubs. Expressions of
sympathy fell thick and fast until the
grocery cOteri6 learned that P0ek8bOO
had received his injuries while
attempting TO show tho rollers kate
how 10 roll and then he was
greeted on all sides with rid'cule and
COntumely. Uucle joel, In pure pity,
took his part. 81 see," said tine philoso.
pner, "dat dar or mo bumps on Mistah
Perkinses patio dis ebenln' dan dar am
warts on toad in july, but dnt amt no
reason wy yO' shud ali lRT at lin lail a
cage oh hyneas Bumps riz by misfaw.
chin dOau count Ia chronology, gom-
m9u' dough da am ginrolly traceabls TO
humps dat do c-unt. / kin pick out do
dgntrlckle rertubrenco on MistGh p. IS
heat dat led i'm the put on de roller
skates. De same kim oh lump led Ma
pulgOn To take all Europe; an Of NapO-
leon nebbah nd had dat bump he ueS-
bah libbed in hist'ry Dis year bump /
instance am DO bump oh vencha, an dar
wOudn' be any noise, fun, err eXcitemOnU
In do VOL Of nobody Wah hit Oh cO'se,
obory man wild dis bump aN'ta Napc-
leon ennymo'0n obBrY man .yid q fist
laik a knuckle OBJ ham Gm q John l.
Sullivan. Dis yer bump leads ono man
toe put all lis money INTO petroleum de
week beio' milyunbar'l oil well begins
to squirt, an somebody else pOck-
cts do coin. De same bump, In do
some place on anoddah mans head.
leads I'm toe put lis money intOe wheat
ia days beio' do war in Europe begins.
De same bump leads toe dirent results
without any fault in do bump hitso'f.
Suckimstancos hab a ham in every
game. gemmen. Do veil oh futurity am
opake, an de man wild bump ON lis
head dat I'D tell i'm jes' what toe do an
wat am gOin' toe happen up nebbah
need doctah, q umbrelleb, or a lite in
au'anco policy. Now, eli ouah from Mr..
Perkins bump had led lin into some
oddah 'speryment dan tryin' too work "A
yenpendicklah problem on horizontal
theory, he'd n pOw-ful sight happiah an
han'somer, III he 'ull git is faculties
tergedder agin' an' devise a series Oh
street cabs dat 'ull seat all do passen-
jabs an git dar ON time, or confer up a
kar'seuo lie dat yo' kin kin'ie do kitchen
fab wild widout eNahcisin' de fan de.
partmen;, We 'ull rejoice wild i'm an be
glad, wha's now we mus mon wild i'm
In lis misiawchin.'-t Albany Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

JOHN SHERMAN advertises that no
will make a southern tour. Ho will be
well received and Hospitality enter
Uained. Mr.. SHERNiAN's ideas on
finance have been in the line of contrac-
ton, and his views on national ques-
tions have always been tinctured with
sectionalism. The worst that can be-
said Of him is that he was a main az mt
in the preparation of the great national
fraud and disgrace which by the ELIZA
PINKsToN flthiness seated HAYES and
robbed the people Of their choice for
president. But SHERMAN is considered
honest, some way or another, and 1T is
the duty Of the southern people, as it
viii be their pleasure, to hear him pa.
tienuy and respectfully. The SHEER
MAN family are not distinguished for
Partially TO any other family than their
own, but we must endeavor, il the most
distinguished living instigator of tho
JOHN Brown raid visits the people
whom he would have had massacred in
their beds, to treat him with the same
hospitality that greeted his warlike
brother, who walked through the south
with so gentle tread on his visit to us
since the war. Hon. john SHERMAN is
an able man, and our people in congress
say he is purely impersonal. lie will
be well received and perhaps converted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

THE hrst six numbers of the Atlantic
Monthly for the current year reached
US day or two since, and the HERALD
was glad to receive them. While othor
magazines are valuable for popular
reading merely, the Atlantic Monthly
is not only popular tavorite, but
strong IN science, art and politics. 1t
is both popular and heavy and a literary
jewel in any household. It seems to
grow in excellence with every issue,
and ought TO be in every home. IL h.
published by that extensive and ontor-
prlsing firm, HoUGHToN, MIFPLrN 4
Co., Boston and New York, Tn osub-
scription for this representative, and
possibly leading, American magazine is
but 81 annually and at tho end OF tho
year the company will bind them hand
somely for an insignificant sum. AT
present quaint and beautiful story,
entitled "Tho Prophet Of the Great
Smoky Mountains" Is running as 4
serial, while ali the selections are inter.
esting and meritorious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25
Postonloe Denartment.

WASHINGTON, May 2-Postmaster
General Villas hes taken up his resi-.
dence at No. q, Iowa Circle, where he
has been joined by his wife and daugh-
ters.
An Indiana postmaster of the fourth
class, whose resignation has been re.
ceived, states that he was appointed
during President Folks administration
and has served continuously 40 years.
He recommends Democrat as his sue
cessOr.
The postmaster general yesterday
made about 100 appointments Of fourth
class pOstmasters. 1t is understood that
many of the appointments were made
TO ill vacancies caused by removal Of
Virginia pOstmasters.
There are about rs postoilices in the
Indian Territory and some of Uhom
have been in charge OF Indian post
masters. The question Of tho eugibil-
Ivy nf an Indian to such Office having
arisen, Postmaster General Villas ro-
ierred IL to the attorney general, who
mas given an opinion that an Indian is
not eligible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

WARRINGTON, May 2l.--The statement
was given out here this morning that
glazing frauds had been discovered In
the pension once OF Major Adroon n
brother of Postmaster Adreon. II Is
said that 500 pensioners have been for
years drawing thoir money through his
oili1o, and that this fact raised the sus.
picion OF fraud. A notice was accord-
lngly issued that no more pension cortif-
ioates should bo sent TO Major Adreon's
address. The bona Ode addresses of the
pensioners should be found. In Bnlt'-
more It was learned that Adroon had
been collecting tho pensions aud ciafr-
ing the people benefited 50 cents oacn
for his trouble. Tho excuse given was
that many OF tho pensioners had no
regular place OF abode, 50 that their
postntlice address could not be learned
or giNon. Gen. Black said to-day that
he wanted 10 know whether 100 Ut those
$40 pensioners we're alive or not The
Office could not honestly 70 ON paying
out money ON the mere say.so OF pen
sion attorney. Mai, Adreon would not
give any information TO tho pension
oflice agent. The same policy will be
pursued In every similar case In the
country.