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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-05-07

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Trustees sale.

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 We, the undersigned, Tfustese. under apd by virtue of tke anEhOrity and power. vested in us, by dsstl bearing date of tis 2lth day oi March lSsa, inaae, executed and delivered to us, by J. E. Eaton, and recorded on paRe 1ig et Book 2, sf Deeds in the Records ol me County of iia Territory of Arizona, and to which Deed And ree,IFd reference Se he9eby made as ! part of this notice; stll, on SAttf tay the 18th day of July 1885. e6ss,nencfn,s Al 10 onlgnk on that day iii front og seTl,e 5sa' heer, Feed, LSgsry aAa Sale Stable, sifaatea on las ], in Bieek 2 % the northwest corner pt URk and Eine SeFeets it Gfoiye, in said County Of tSilR and one Of the fSropeytiss herein sdvsrtisad for sAla; sell in parcels as is scribed, at public auction to the highest bl. der for cash in lawful money of the United States, the following teal and personal prop sity tn,wit;
 Iset N, 1, iS Block No. %; Tot No. ,. in Block No, 96, as Setignated Dn Che Official Map of Globe Tawnsits, nov on fife fn ths ofl tise ,t the Clerk of the Probate Court of tha saia lqurtty of saila, h which map reference is hereby maSie as ( T'sst af this notice, Also the undivided one-eiyhth @ of tho Fame Nine heated about I milas northeast of said Globe, also gu undivided anehaf fil intsgest in tlie Dsk Vale Mine, located near and ngrth oi the said FamQ Mine; also at uadisid. ed onsfontth f4l inteTsst in the 'iRed Rover NAs9NS A@tt AAlitee nioeffe3SL Df the Miami nilli also ths undivided one,half iSI interest v tis S. " Extension Of the safd ked hoysr Aline9 ail of said mining interest being situate in Glsbe Mining IJist,9ct X, ths saI1 Couhty oi 6ilAs also tho undivided one. hAif M interest ia the sT0ll R0aan froa, Globe ta Pinal saniiais in said C2ile y.nht,e also oiae five stamp battery at WheatlelSs In said ila County also lie following persahal pItpsrty to-Nits Five head oi horses. shreg 5Sggies, two sprinE wagons, One buckbcard and three sets uf harness, said parsonaI pron. erty can Do aeen at any sisne before ths slIe st the said picneea t'esd, fdyefy Kid saie
 Terms ot sale a5 peF cent down upon the fall oi Che hammer, balahca of sieIfgsrv af tbs pfoperty hy deed ar lAIl of sale as the eesr miihg be. Acts of sale ist purchaser ~ 9ensS
 Hiphe A I., June sG. 1885
 AUGUST rIIspEE.
 FRANK IISsfts. irruat,.fs
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rasSsUErs ReRsHp.

Mir. Alfred arippel, son of Dr. Alex, Trippel, met wsth d distressing acci. dent on Saturday evening last, shortly after the celebration at Dr. Stallo's, Iie had gone with Phil Biting to the store of c. s. Vaa Wagenen, to rear range his toilet before going to the dance Pickinggup lamp in the rear of Che store, he fsarted toward mir TOT which hung near the entrance, and in attempting ta step over an open trap door ln the noor, missed his foot ing and was precipitated into the eel lar, a distance of about twelve feet. The lamp was shattered and the oil saturated Mir. Trppel's right shirt sleeve, which caught fire and was completely burned of before assist anoe could be rendered. Ip the sx- citement of the moment Mr. Trippel did not realize that he had been se- yerely burned and the extent of his injuries was not discovered until he went into Hitcheock's drug store; then it was seen that the hand and arm al most up to the shoulder had been bad ly burned. Mr. Hitchcock applied such remedies as were at hand and the unfortunate young man was conveyed to the residence of his father near the smelter Dr. W. H. Cook was sum noned and did everything possible to alleviate the excrueiating pain. Fears were at first entertained for the pa tient's recovery, but with skillful treat ment and good nursing, his condition has greatly improved, and all danger is considered passed.
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4 MARSHAL rx 4 MIDDLE.
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tNfNin talf NNGao@ 1e5AEEs8
 The traveller on the Southern Pa oifio railroad, at any time during the last three years, could not fall 10 have noticed immense piles of two foot wood, stacked upon each side of the line.
 About thrse years ago this wood consulting of abou9 5000 cords be. longed b tlle then leading Tucson firm of Lord < Williams, who had mortgaged it to the Bank of Califor. mia Tor s20,000. U. s. District Attor- ney Zabriskie aud Deputy Marshal Evans seized the wood for the govern ment, under the plea that it had been cut on government land, They ein- ployed keepers to guard the property, and obtained supptes from William Ieckandorf for the use of the keepers. Marshal Tidball afterwards, on as suming office, obtained more goods for the same purpose from Mr. Zecken- dorf, also from the American Grocery House, saying that he would guaran. tee payment fer the goods. Mi. Zeck- endorf applied a dozen times to the Marshal for payment The latter always replled that when he sold the wood he would pay the bills. Finally, Mir Zecken2orf offered to take wood, aa it's full yalue, in payment TO this, Marshal Tidball replied that the gov ernment would not allow him to sell a part of the wood it must all be sold at once. Mir. Zeckendorf then 5e. came impatient and wrote to tue At. torney General, laying inc whole case before him. In reply, he--or J. Frank < e, as the firm name now isyes. teriay received the following letter.
 DErARTMEET or JusrIcR, WAsHrve- TON, June 26, 1885. J. FRANK < CO, Tucson, Ariz Iy. Sirs: Your letter of tho 20th instant has been received in which you express desire tor tho settlement of accounts therein in- closed, for provisions furnished for watchmen guarding certain wood seized by the Marshal.
 The Marshal was lately directed to make reguisition for sufficient funds to pay the expenses of tho watchmen. lie thereupop made reputation. After It had been received, 1t was found that the condition of his accounts did not authorize further money to De ad. vanosa to him. The department is anxiops for you to be paid.
 If Marshal Iidball will arrange his. accounts 50 that money can bs ad- vanced to him, you can secure a set clement.
 U, however, successor to him is appointed before you arc settled with,H it will Dc necessary for thc new Mar shal to settle with you Very espect- fully, 4. \. GAeEASD,
 Attorney General
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Julius Sultan, merchandise s2 75; claim of J. c RamsdelL boarding pris. oners allowed S51 30; claim of l.. Robinson, repairing fire buckets al- lowed S; claim of Dr. Geo. F. John ston, County Physician allowed $l0Si claim of ARlzoSk SILvER BELr, prints ing allowed SIS 95.
 Report of D. F. Pascoe, oyerseer of Globe Road District was received and found correct.
 Chairman F. W. Westmeyer then withdrew and Probate Judge c. A. Swasey attended according to law and allowed the following accountss
 Joseph Reiman, per diem 80; s. Gllson, per diem $1o; F. ", Vest meyer, per diem $25; F. ". Westmey- CT, merchandise $11 65.
 Petition of residents of Tonto creek, petitioping for 8 new school district considered and granted, with bounda- ries as proposed in the notice of appli- cation for the establishment of 6 new district; said district to be known as School DistrlctNo. 4.
 On motion Board adjourned to 10 o'clock q. m. July i3, 1885.
 [. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
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TERRITORIAL T0Plcs.
Condensed from eur Exchanges for
 ssiIyer BeHG" Renders.

In Tucson, on Monday the thur mometer registered 107 degs. The Star states that mail seryic sa from Tucson to Riverside has been re- dueed to three times g week. A Business Aens Protectiye Asso- eIation has been formed in Tucson. David Henderson was cbssen presi- dent.
 Tailings reports the sale of l,608 head of cattle by sablno 8tsro, of Pima county, to M. H, Wells of Apache. Prices paid were S1i for year olds, $l6 for two year olds and S24 for cows and calves. L. A. Smith and K. O. Shaw have contracted to deliver the cattle for $150 per head, they to be responsible for all losses
 Marshall Buttner and Chas. shib- bell, who have been investigating the Katz-Soto murder, believe they have discovered the perpetrators. Taihngs states that they returned to Tucson on Monday last, procured a warrant and left again to arrest the suspected mur. derers. Pima county offers 3 reward of Sl 600 for the apprehension Of the murderers.
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First tSaicssion Mas @ lsss.l Application foE Patents
Application No 4gG fef Patent fO n
 yelIew Metal Mshing Ciasm.
U. s. HAND orrIos. fvcsoa. A. n,

us. LAND OFFICE Tucsos A. T.,
 May "A, 1885.
 Notice Is hereby given that s. c. Heinernan for himself and e0.claimant, Carl Soyer whose post office address fs Globe, CSila County, Ari, 9ona has this day Eled his application for q patent for 75g linear fstt Of the Yellow Mstal mtne or vein bearing mineral, with surface ground 600 feet in winbh, situated m Globe Mining District; County of Gila and TerTito. " of Arizona, and designated by the field notss and official plat on fle ia this office as lot No. n, said lot No. 7l being ss follows to wit;
 Beginning at the initial mornment mem ton in location notice and marking thesouth- westerly end center of clRirs, at post 4 feet long irches in diameter in mound ofttpnss marked "Y. M. No. l, I. M: thence 5 90 degs., 26 min, E 300 feet to post q feet long inches in diameter in 2 mound of stone4 marked ". NJ. No. 2'; thSnce N 40 dogs. 20 min. k 759 feet to post 4s feet long inches in diameter ih mound of stones, marked s'Y M. No. g.; U s. mineral monument No, Q Globe District bears \ 39 dega. W t14 feet; thence N 50 degs 26 min. w 300 feet Co north easteTly end center of claim, at post inches in diameter 4I feet lorg in mound oi stones marked ". M. No. 4"; thence N 90 degs. 26 min. w 300 feet to post feet long, inches in diameter in a mound of stones, marked "Y M. No. 5; original monument bears N 90 Odegs % min. " feet distant, thence S 70 degs 20 min. w 759 feet to post { feet long ( inches in diameter in Q mound of stones, marked ~ NJ. No. 6''; thence s g, degs 20 min. E 300 feet tO 6 post marked ''Y N No. 1, l. Mn, place Of beginning.
 Magnetic variation 12 degs 8 min. E. This claim contains l0.4 acres
 Ihis claim is on unsurveyed land. about miles northwssterly from the town of Globe, and atout One.half mile from Lost Guleh.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office of Gila County, in Look 6 Globe Mining District Records, at page l2s; and . correction of error in original notice of location is recorded in book 6, page los.
 Any and all pefs5ns claiming adversely any portion Of said Yellow Metal mine or surface ground, are required te file their adverse claims with the Registef Of The United States Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona, within the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will De barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no- tice of application be published for ten con. seentiye weeks in the SILVER BELT, . weekly newspaper published an Globe, Arizona.
 B. M. THOMAS, Register.
 LEMON X MCCABE atty's, Globe, Gila Co.,, Arizona my23wI0
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RoARp oF sUPERvIsoRs

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona, July 6, 1885. Regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors. Present Supervisors K w. Westmeyer, Jos. Redman and s, tSilson.
 Minutes of June list read and ap- proved.
 The following bills were then al- lowed and warrants ordered drawn for same:
 Claim of J. Clark, carriage $3; claim l of c. T, Martin, Clerk, S75; claim of CT. Martin, Recorder, $24; claim of J. D. McCabe, District Attorney SiS0; claim of N. NJ. Broadway, Sheriff of Maricopa County $50, allowed $50; claim of G. s. Van Wagenen, mer. chandise and rent $29 35; claim of B. F. Pascoe, Sheriff, S303 15 allowed S293 l5; claim Of B. F. Pascoe, Asses sor, $500 allowed .S400; claim of j.. Miller, interpreter s; assigned jury certificate of L. ?. Cole $4 20; claim of w. c. Eddy, J. P, Grapevine Precinct S2l 25; claim of J, W. Wentworth, J. F., Globe PrecInct, $96 l0 allowed S95 l0;,clairn of w Zimmerman, car penter and undertaken $sI g; claim of F. Fuller, killing mountain lion S25 ]; claim of c. W. Walters, repairs on jail Si6; claim of E. F. Kellner < Co, mdse, q 25; claim of (, P. Johnston, Coro- nsr, S25 35- allowed S19 10; claim of 10. ". Moreing, Constable S4 60; claim of j. w, Frakes, team hire S; claim of J. T Flippin. Deputy Shertf $35 20; claim of c. E. Livingston, Deputy Sheriff S52 lo- allowed S48 10; claim of r. Hvermore, taking care of dead s allowed S5; claim of C. A. swa- sey, Probate Judge sl0s 5O.
 ghe Board thsn accepted the report of the County Superintendent of Pub-' lie Schools of warrants drawn on sehcol Fund for the quarter ending June 30, 1885, and settled the account of the County Treasurer for tho quar- ter ending June 30, 1885, and tho bal ancs in the Treasury S7,733 s7, was counted and found correct aud his re- eeipt taken therefor.
 The Chairman reported the appro- val of the official bond of ", c. Eddy, Justice of tbe Peace, Grapevine Pre- cinct, in the sum of sl000, with W, T. McNelly and C. 4. Newton as surcties.
 The Board then convened as al Board of Equalization.
 On motion Board adjourned to 9. o'clock a. m July 2, 1885,
 CIT. MARTIN, Clerk,
 Approved r, ". WEsrMEyER,
 Chairman.
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HTaI. .. for working people. Send 10 eentR HUI lpoatage, and we will slaR you FRYR, lIII Ia royal, valuable sample box ot goods A@GA that will put you in the way of tnak. ing more -nofey ip a few days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work n spare time only, or all the time. An ot both sexes, of all ages, gradually successful, 70 cents to S5 easily earned every evening
 That all who want work may test the busi
 ness, we make this unparalleled offer; TO all who are not well aatished we will send @l to pay for the trouble of writing ,gs. FiiI parti. cuiars directions, etc, sent free Immense pay absolutely sare for all who start at once
 Don't dglay, Addrvss STISsoN < Co, Port, land, Maine feb2l-ly
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A WARNINGl

Having learned that certain uartfes e,,nten. plate bringing stock onto IjbSIee Mineral Greek and the head of Disappointment Val. ley, containing what are known as Iadisa Walnut aud tieyclanent Sprfngs and ethsg places where thefv may be water at certain ssmes of the year on said range. Noties X hereby given thaf ths undersigned, have had posssassor ei and have kept these springs ia fepalf ior Lne lost hye years, according to lap, lsee Act No. %, Ssc. is. Taws N Isss KY tqrts sennore that there is now on said fame all ths stock t win sapport.
 D, DENORE,
 N. II. PRICE.
 Mineral CFesk, Gila County, A. q, June .Az, loso' isi3tf
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pRnFnRRnp LooAIs.

The Kellnes taw mal is ready for lumber orders for any quantity A large lot of saw logs are being got out at present while labor is cheap and plenty.
 Kelly's Key West cigars a speciality at the News Depot
 Butter 60 cents per tpli at Duryea's
 Fresh candies at somersille's
 Soda water on tap, at Hihhcocks. Crackers aud fancy biscuits 1t Som cville's Butter 80 cents per roll at somsr- yille's
 Best brands of fine cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagenen's. ao to van Wagenens for fresh goods prices reasonable. California butter, 90 cents a roll, at somefyille's A ten cent cigar for flye''ransiir Punch.
 Hop Bitters will brace you up. For sale by Taylor < Hatch.
 For choice hquor by the bottia or gallon gc b Van Wagenens.
 Gail for private stock for a good cigar at Van Waaeaens.
 Best quality of boots and shoes at Van Wagenens.
 For Blankets and bed comforters go to Van Wagenens
 Go to Van Wagenen's fol crockery and glass ware of every kind.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs. K Gills headquarters.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. K. Gilis.
 Skating shoes for ladies just received al Van Wagenen's.
 For gents furnishing goods go to Van Wagenens
 ifyon want a good pair Of boots or shoes, go to schllze,
 At this season of the year something $ repaired to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will do it Hatch { Taylor.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To 5. c. Winn and Wm. ThcsaGA oF any person holding title under or from them ths undersigned co-ownsr iH the Luohilia claim situAted and being in the Territory of Ariso. done and pefforIaei the annual work on said claim $ required by law for the yuar 1884. This, therefore, is to.notify you that if you do not pay youf fali proportion of cost of said work together with the cSist of this advertise. ment within ninety days after Che frst puLli. cation oi this notice your interests iu said claim a ca-oygners will utterly cease aud be- come tfs property of the undersigned by opsr. atiou Of law K. R. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. T., April Il, 1885. apl II -9od
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 All persons ai'e respectfully request ed to give any information of tue cat t,e (work oxen) and other property cf the late H. T. Robbins, and those hay ing any property of said Robbins, ot knowing themaelyes Indebted to said H. T. Robbins decaased, will please report to T. c. stallos Public Admin istrator of Gila county A. T., and ad. rninistrator of H.T, Robbins, deceased.
 L. F. Cole is authorized to take up any cattle (work oxon) belonging to the estate of Harvey T. Robbins, de- ceased. T. c. STALL0,
 Adin'r est. of H. I. Robbins, deceased.
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GLoBE. Gila gonntY. Arizona.

GLOBE, Glia County, Arizona,
 July z, 1885. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment, Present Supervisors F. ". Wesmeyer, Jos. Rsdman and s. Gilson.
 Minutes of July 6th read and ap- proved
 Beard convened as Board of sa. pervisors.
 Petition of residents of Tonto asking for q new school district read and re. ferred back to the Probate Judge for explanation.
 Board convened as a Board of Equalization and partially examined the Assessment Roll for 1885. On motion Board adjourned to 9 o'clock 3 ra. July 8, 1885.
 c. ]. MARTIN Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

The preliminary examination in the case of the Territory ys, Frank Thorn ton upon the charge of feloniously killing Daniel Wagner, on the 3Oth ultimo, occupied the attention of Jus- tiCe Wentworth's court for five days of the present week and resulted in the accused being remanded without bail, to await the action of the District Court, which convenes in Globe on the fourth Monday of September.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Parties who have been getting wa. ter from the well in front of our pre- m. ises were asked to contribute twenty. five cents towards replacing the buck cts. The following named persons subscribed; A. B. Ross 25e, ]. J. yos. burgh 6oc, J. Kroats 25c, B. G. Fox 25, Geo. K. White 5Oc, P. Oates 25c, Job Atkins 25c, l. Hinderliter 25c. Mr. Yosburgh made up the balance, $2. Those persons who refused to contribute their share will not be per nitted hereafter to take water from the well and are respectfully requested t9 stay away. Mas ALFRED KlSSRr.
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Glopn, GiIa County. ArIzana.

July z, 1885 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment, Present Supervisors K. ". WestmeyeE and Jos Reatnau, absent Supervisor $, Gilson.
 Board convened as Board Of Equalization and examined tho As- sessment Roll
 Board coryened as $ Board of Su. pervisois and allowed tho following bills ane ordered warrants drawn for same
 Claim of 2 z. stallo rent District Atsss aey aiiice allowed ssI's elaim q
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

We are reliably informed that an
 agreement has been reached, between the directors of the Old Dominion Company and interested parties in the East, looking to the resu1aptlon of work at mine and smeltsr. One of the largest stockholders wln leave the East for Globe about the 18th instant.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
Notice of Forfeiture,

10 Wm. Thomas nr any person hoidlnE ii. Territory of ArizbnA, County of (Sila and Globe District, having done and performed the annual work on said mint as required by law Tor the year 1884. Thia, therefore, iS to notify yon that fl you do not pay your fall proportion of cost of said work together with cost of blts advertisement within ninety days after the Grst publication of this notice, yosir interest in said mine as c0-ownsr will utterly cease and become the property of the under. signed by operation of law.
 E. R. SPENCER. Globe, A. T., April II, 1885. apl ll-eod
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The newly elected School Trustee, for Globe School District, No. I, met on the evening of the 8rd inst. and organized as a board with Alexander Graydon, Chairman; James Wiley Treasurer; and c. A. Fisk, Secretary On Wednesday evening last the board met and made the following appoint, ments of teachers to serve the ensuing year: c. J scanland, Principal; Ms. Marien Wilson, First Assistant; and Miss Ada Livingston, Second As. sistant.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Rev, 2 M Johnson, who has filled the pastorate of the M. K. Church at this place for the past Six months took his departure on Friday Globe VIII probably not be supplied with l preacher until after the meeting of the fall conference
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
NOTICE.

Having leasei our interest in tta Cotton. tail, Jack Rabbit Little Citristina and liar. kin mining proparfies e Ss1unel Richmond tof three months commencing on June Sd, 1883, by virtue ef written agreement, we are not Feapoassihle for any debts incurredsby req son of working said mines.
 J. c. LUNDK.
 BARNEY HAlKIN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Mir. and Mrs. Kit Reynolds and children, Mrs. Job Atkins and Msssrs. Went House, A. Beach and T. B, Fox went up oR the mountain Monday to escape from the heat, and are camped near Mereing's ice houss.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

A very pleasant impromptu party was given at the residence of J. H Benbrook on Wednesday evening, The parlors were given up to dancing and card playing, while the spacious yeranda, illuminated by Chinese Ian, terms, afforded cool and agreeable TO. treat for the guests. Inviting re. treatments were served during tue evening and Mrs. Benbrook, the host. ess, assisted by her sisters Mrs. and Miss Bemis exertsd themselves, with marked success, to entertain their guests.
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ADoaGs ron sAHE.

Less than 1000, SIPS per hundred, slt the yard SIC per thousand Ado pes delivered in town sl6 DOT thonst 'sad. Adobes furnished aud laid in a ivali S26 per thousand Apply to
 B FIERCE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale Cheap.

The property of II. NJ. Carey, east side of Broad Street, ednsisting of Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, Bakery and lodging rooms. Also lot of wag0n material, hiacksmiths and wagon makers tools will be sold ehpap
 Apply to-F ". WESTsIEYER,
 juiyll If Agent,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

A. G. Pendleton, who has been ab. sent at Flagstaff for several months, returned last Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

A. MoLain and NJ. Whalsn have se- cured lease ou aSilvsr claim near
 the Cottontaii and have begun work.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

McMillen is at present busy camp There are good many claims being worked on leases and considerable rich ore is being taken cut.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Persons expecting to go to Cahfor- mia on or about tho 20th inst will please leave word at this office,