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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
MAnsrxe.

isearning that a Mr. ChiIds purposed bring large hord Of Texas cattle into Gila county, a number of stoekmen held meeting Tn Globe on Friday night at which the following resoiu- ton was adopted:
 RESOLVED, That Ir. ChIlds be giFsn far warming to remain, henceforth, outside of Gila county; onr objection to his coming here being that it has come 10 our knowledge, by hearsay, that he i$ known in other ports as an undesirable and unreliable citi.en. Characters of this kind are not wanted in Gila county, and the sooner said Childs needs the sentiment expressed in this resolution the less trouble lie wll cause and encounter It was further resolved thst com mittee of citizens 5e,apnoipted t5 pre- sent to Mir. Childs, in person, . copy of the above resolutions.
 It was also resolved that commit tee of five citizens be appointed to draft resolutions protesting agriust Teza5 cattle being driven iuto Gila county.
 The proceedings wer . ordered t. be published in the siLIER BrIr, ahSr which the meeting a3 burned.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Fisst publication May 2. rss5.l Application for Patent.
 !t Applications No. aR9 for < Patent to the
?. 5. LAsD oFrlos. Tgeaox, 4. T.

', $. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoy, A. T.,
 May f4, 1885
 Notice is hereby given that s. c. Heinenlsn for himself and o0-olaimant, Carl Spysr. whose post ottice address k Globe, Gila rouaty, Aris z9na, has this day filed his application for a patent for l59 line9I feet of the Yellow Metal nlipe.or vein bearing mineral, with surface eroufsl 60e fret in winth, situated m Globe Mining District; County of Giia and Territo4 rE Qt Arizona, aud designated by the field notes and official plat on file in tkh office as lot No.5l, said lot No. T being aA follOaE to wit:
 Beginning at tie initial narsment men, ton in location notice and marking the south, westerly end center ot claka, at a post 1 feet long inches in diRmetsr in mound nf stones, marked ". M. Ne. q, M'i, tkeacs % dogs, 26 min, 2 50Q f5st. t5 { b5st 4t feet long inches in diameter Id . faduad of clones riarked ". M. No. 2e; thence x 10 degs. 70 Riin Ef5s feet to post 4 feetl5ag inches in diameter in a mound of stones, marked s'T M Np. 3R; '. s mineral monument No. 6 Globc District bears N S9 decz w IlA feet: thence \ 90 degs. % 5min. " 90 feet to sortb. easterly end center of claim, at post sneies in dlametsg I feet long ip .raopnao stones marked W NJ. Nc. 4a; themes N 70 degs. % mini " So9 feet 70 post feat long. inches in diamster in . mound of stOaeS, marked ". M- No, 2; original monument bears x 50degsi 2a 1hsa. " feet diatnnts thence E 90 degs. 70 mia w 759 feet tG pest 1 feet long { Inches iii diameter In a mound of sao!ses, marked 'SY sM N O. 8n; thence s 50 dtgs. 26 min. E 300 feet to post marked ". M No. I l, F. M'', plsce uf beginning
 AtagnsiI variation F degs g min. D. This claim co.ltAiiis lQ.a acres
 Ihis eliam Is on unsuFvsyed land, about s0ilda horhwcsteTiy from the tcwn af Globg, aaa abodt one-half mile from Lost Guleh, The location of this mine Is recorded h the Recorders office of G ila County h Look a Globe Mining District Records, as page FPS; and correction of eFr0r n cftginal notice Vs ! location is recorded iil bsS-k {; itsst l0s Any and all perelns slainisf adrsrseiy any 1 portion of said Yellow Metal mine or sBrfaca ground, aFe reansred to He their adverse claims with tke Register If the United States Land ot6oes at Tucson, Arizona, within tho sixty dsss feriod Of publication hcreot, or they will he barred hy yirtae of the provisions ! of the Statlte
 tis hereby ordered that tHe tdfesoshg nas tieea application ha pghished fur ten com 1 gscgtiyc weeks in tue AILvER BsLg, a weekly newspaper published sp Globe, AFtsana.
 B N. THOMAS, Eegister. LEaea 2 &cTABs atsys, Gsohs, Gila Co.,, Arizona Wy2swt0
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

r, E. Foata arsived in Globe on Wednesday evening with wagon load of splendid potatoes, a portion of the crop grown on his Wild Rycrancli this seasois Mr. Foster bit in what he supposed would be sufficient quantity for his own use, but the yield was 30 enormous that he hhas con- siderable quantity to disposeof, Less than an acre Of ground was planted ana the yield is about four tons of the finest potatoes we have ever seen here. There is considerable tillablo land in Wild Rye valley, and residents are tuFning their attsntlga to cnltiyhting SE
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
SGTfcr or FoRrE1ggRE

To Wm. Thomas or any peFs5h holdfng tt, tls from him, the undersigned . c5-g4ner ill the Manz1nita mine situated and being in tks Territory of Arizona, County of Giia ard Globe District, having done ard performed the annual work on said mine az repaired by law for the year 1884 This, therefore, is to nos9fyyoa 'aat J yaas 9o hos pay your full cost of this adycrtiseniez.t within aS,eiy dsSs after :he first publication of this notice, your interest tn said mine as co-owHer will utterly cease and become the property of Che qgdsr. signed by operation of law. 5. c. WYNN,
 Globe, 4. T., Jans 3i, 1885. g ian3l 2od
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
rSFsarirlos Or sAL,S nm cArTos.

A party of fYe men Including Wil- liarn Burch, John Mea Vows and Lew Robinson, started itaspat frUn near Eddy ranch, yesterd morning, to explore Salt river ca gan, said to be about 60 miles lonpS aha through which q boat was neveR Rknowhto pass. The rapids with numerous projecting boulders make the ti43 hazatdous one, but tHo party have . gtaaneh craft, IS feet long by five feet wide, and are confident ofaecomplishing the passage of the cahybh without any misbaps. The.object of the trip is to ascefsain if logs could be foated through the canyon. If practical, MT. Burch intends erecting saw mill at the foot of the sierfa Ahchas ana floating the logs down tho river to Phnnix.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
SHERIFE,S SALE.

Bv virtue ot an execution issred tat M tbo Jnsties Court of Globe, Gia County, Arizara Teifitors, dated the 20sa aayof May 4 D. lso5, in certain aetian wherein Hhmptop kliis, IS plaintiff, recevered jldgJnent against Prank Howell, as defsndans, tof sbe eeri Sf SAa 2D ard cost uf sist tah etl u lIotie, un tho t7thdsy of OrtabctlA. D t8S4, have levied upoa tip toliewisg des1stsed property. ts-,git: Lot < Ilieck town @f Slobe, improved
 day tFa 10th day of Juae A D. igg5, at 10 o'elock 4. lgi Gf that day as Public Auction at Globe, infrbnt of sheriff z ofiae. will sell all ths right title and interest of the said siefsn dant ID snd a sisid ] saribsd .ay0rsrsY t5 she highest afsd best bidder to satisfy said execn. tioa and ail costs E. V, z Assf ytlF
 rrTsfe3t Sheriff etss aii'y, A
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
LATEST INlIAF NEWS.
More klislns ay the cNfri-
 cal1uas.

' The bodies of five men, who were killed by Ghiricah1as on Thursday tho 2sth, within five miles of Silver City, were taken to Chat place fcr inter ment. The dispatch which conveys this news says: "l'he military IS do- ing nothing" A company of yolun- teers from silver City is in pursuit. Silver Csty is being guarded, Several ranches within eight miles of the't place have been plundered and de- stroyed,
 A mexican family rfinabering five persons were killed an5 three children brained within four miles of Silver City.
 cyerton is reported under arrest for Sowardice.
 At daylight on tho 18th, Q boy six years old, who was supposed to have been killed, entered Silver City, carry ing an infant in his arms; his father had previously beea wounded but es- eaped.
 Bodies still warm were found near Grafton, one pinned to the ground by having an iron rod thrust through his head.
 It is reported thI,t f6O Naraioss, C1ds and Flutes, thoroughly armed, camped near WinslclS on the 25d, on the,r way to join Gi;onimo. /
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE E aEs21,By GIVEN TO H. Nj, Carey, CT whom iE may concern, that the undersigned has performed the annual assess. nnent work for the } ca. 1SSl, on the Rgliian Mine, in Globe Mining District, Gila coupty, Arizona Territory, and yen are therefor, heFe- by notified that unless you pay gonr proper tion of the game, tp-wit: Fifty dollars yitb. in ninety fgol aays,frvn the date qE, tha pub. lieation Gf this notice, ycqr Ilitsreat i9 sej,l mine will be forfeited to the Undersigned, ks- cordiuG to law, and you will also be required to pay for this advertisement, and all accrued aud aecruing costs. J. W.EDDY.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

To s. C. Nian and Win. Thomas, or any person haldiIg title under or from shssa tho undersigned a cc-uwner in the LuehiisA claia sstuated and beiag in the TeITissry of Arizo- ras C9sutE of Gila aud Globe District, having dale Ed ferfersaSi ti,e annual work CD said clam Es required s9 Nv for the year 1884. This, therefore, is 70 notify you that if you d9 net pay yoJr full proportion q cost of said work together with the cost of this advertise, meat within ninety days after the frat pullA caliCn oi this notice, your interests in sail claim ss co-owners will utterly cease and b. cnme Il . propegty of the pnqsr.jgasd by opsf. ati0n Gi law. Eah EfESEER.
 G1ose, X. T., Apyh Ii, isS5., hpiii- 0oi
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

A dance will be given at the Skating Rink next Thursday evening, and the mere announcement should be sufi- cient to insure a large attendance, There will Do no skating on that sening.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
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The Living Gan Look Out for rhcmsrive,.

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 All persons are respectfully request ed to give any information Of tue cat tle (york osen) and other property of the late II. T. Robbins, and those hay. ing any property of said Robbins, or knowing themselves indebted to said H. I. Robbins, deceased, Will please report to T. .. Stallo, Public Admin istrator of Gila county, 4. T, and ad- ministsgtor of Il, ]. Robbins, deceased. l.. F. Cole U authorized to take up any cattle (work osen) belonging to the estate of Harvey T. Ro1bias, de- ceased. T c. sTALLo, Adm'r est. of Ii, T. Robbins, deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Notice of Forfeiture.
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TU Win. Thomas CT any perf5A holding ti, tle from him, the undersigned cpsewner in the Manzanita mine situated and beflg in tho Territory of Arizuns, County af GssA and Globe District, having. dQBe and sstf9ared the annual wcrs on said laisie a. required by law for the year lesf ffis, therefore, is to notify you tbat < yuu do not pay your fuH proportion of cUst0f said work together with cost of tlis advertisement within ninety days after the first publication of this notice, yoir interest in said mine aI co-ognsF will utterly cease and become the property of the u4fsef- signed by operation Of law.
 Gl0he,,A. IT., April II. 1885. apl ll-9Cl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Alfred Kinney, Andy Bastleth and Edwafd Howell left last Monday for the Verde country. The two latter will do Assessment work on some val sable copper claims belonging to Kin ney and Bartleth. Mr. Kinney will return to Globe next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
}. MurIlIo gare : noyel and inte

P Mufliio gave a noVel and Inter esting exhibition Of rope walking last Sunday afternoon oA Broad Street. which attracted 3 urge nnfnoer of spectators. Pbe rope was 200 yarda long aud srapended ata height rom the ground bf 55 feet, from poles kept erect and steady bS guy ropes. Mu- rillo walked tEe distahaa WILL ease and without once faltering After lie had gone the entire distance forward, he walked backwards to the 100 yard polg and executed yag,ous revolutions Whidll draw forth applanse from tue sps6satorg. The clown passed around his cap aaiona the crowd with gratify- ing yesiiits
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

A swimming bath 80xa'ge feet is be- ing constructed at PheniS. Globe needs bathing house of this descrip- ton badly and the person who will build ono will find it a paying Tn, yestment.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. W, T McNelly aud Mr, and Mrs B. C foR returned last Saturday from Salt river, where they spent week, the guests of Mir. and Mrs, James Hazard; They indplged in piseatorial and other rural pastilnes and enjoyed tue visit hugely.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

E. F. Kellner ( c, are receiving a complete line of La,Bes Dtess Goods, Trimmings, Underwear, Garments, Trimmed Hats and Sun Downs But. tons, Notions and full and new as. sortment of everything in Ladies Wear hereafter we shall again keep 8 complete stock cl' Dry Goods and Notions and have arranged for fre- 4uent fresh supplies direct from New York We have also added a complete stock of blows and farming implements and restoeked our hardware, boots and shoes, hatg aaY caps, croekery, liquors and cigars, clIhipg, saddlery, tin and iron ware kke., ke., so as to make our stock ofS merchandise the best in Arizona. These goods have been carefully saleot.d by Mir. E. F, Kellnar in the best of Eastern mark cts and shipped iu eagload lots at the Lowest Freight Rat2' eyer given to Arizona trade. We shall stay wi.h Globe till A, D. l..N any way, and will stink t5 our kId motto, I'VE WILL Nor BE Uf;DERs0LD BY ANYBODY OR IN lbSY ONE ARTE GLE" Come and so all our new novelties and spend your spare cash where it will buy more than in any other store in Globe. Respectfully,
 H.F. KEYLNER & co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Mr. Edward Lynes srcsivcdg on Tuesday, several magnificent samples of native copper from the Ray mine, near Riverside. One piece, presented to the BElT, weighs sSren or eight pounds and is pure copper.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

William Pezdleton who left Globe for the Fastas he supposed, flor good, " some weeks since. is again with us and now expresses the opinion that "tIlobe is good enough for him.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Agent Ford, by order of the Indian Department, has reorganized the In- dian pollce, at San Carlos, which was broken up by foolisA arrangement by the War and Interior Departments.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Ngotse Thpp Firearms.

The editor of aa cmaha papef, in commenting on several eases in that city where children died from the ei- Eects of taking cough syrup contain ing morphia, remarks that opiates, poisons and nareotlts arc more dan. geroas than firearms Mothers should note this and furthcrraore that differ ent Boards of Health, after making careful qpalysos have certified that tie only purely segetatle preparation of this kiad, and one that k iii every way harmless, prompt and elective, is Red Star Cough Cure. Mayor Latrobe of Baltimorei and tlie Coplnissioher of Healtht have pubIisly endorsed this valuable discoferY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

NEW SPECIALS AT E.F. KILL. NER < co. Complete line of new and fancy 4e@eiry, Fans Flowers, Perfumeries, Salahels, Cellars and Cuffs, soaps, Combs Brushes, Base Rails, Cords, Buttons, Roller Skate, Elashes, Papeteries Threads, Cotton Batting, Stationery, Inks, Bustles, Handkerebiefs, Crash, Quilts, Curtains, checks. lawns, plaids, kidlaines, stripes, jeans, demins, tickings, donlesties, ginghams, prints, chaaabrays, crstons, wash agneurs, ribbots, bouleyards, tidisa, fishues, bows, arfs, gloves, ru.HiRg, trimmipgs covers, towels, Ir,sh and everlastiig trimming, val cncias, embroidery, hanburge, null, nainsook Victoria plaid and India lawns, rique, dautasb flannel, linsey, eottonades, hose, ladi4s vests skirts cir culars jerseys chcmises nighs gowns and dresses, uisters, shawls, para5ols, cOrsets, suspenders hoop skirts, draw CTS, shirts, cheyiots, carpets. hats of all kinds, fancy glass ware, tea sels, dinner eeis, new styles efockery, bas- kets, dasiers, boots ana shoes, Phila- deiptia beer, raspberry vinegar, French branaieS, ales, Rock < Rye, pipes, tobaece, candies. crackers, hulled corn, shredsd oats, olive oil, soaps, lustro, deliclons relish catsup, Boston brown bread, prunes, Bc toa beans. asparagus, extracts, mustards, French peas and mushrooms, new dried fruits, patent medicines and geoccrs drugs. butter, cheese, pumps, fence wire, stoves, grain cradles. post spades, scrapers, eultiyators, blows, cheap watches, carpenter and uheelwright tools, and avery article wanted hy the miner, farmer, raneher or in the house hold &c., &c., G.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Hrs. J. II. Eaton who has been ab- sent fer two months visiting relatives at Tucson and Quijotoa, returned home on Tuesday, accompanied by her sister Miss Lillis Anderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Thos. s. Davis, of the tailoring house of H. s. Bridges < Co, San Francisco, Cal, was recently married to Miss Evelyn Mstntiret oE Phoenix. Tom has numBer of friends in Globe who will wish Aith bon voyage oh the sea of matrimoty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
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Absolute quarantine against Mis- souri cattlc will bs cafofged by the inspectors of New Mekfco until 1t is officially announced ti1s 10 pleuro- pneumonia exists in thal state.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

s F Newton, George Newton and J. J Vosburg returned from Pleasant Valley on Tuesday George informs us that they had an Indian scare in thal ssctioa last Nfek Nine bucks vol armed aud mounted made ther appearance iil thc vicinity and aroused the suspicion of settlers by their actions. ~ unmlser of stoekiaen rounded up tie redskins ana told tleil that if they did not want their hides perforated with liillets they had 6et. ter skip Tile lndians lost iio time in complyiligl There have lately been several heavy fFosts at Pleasant Val lev which did considerable damage to vines sna grn ~ { eTops
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

{, In another column we print pe- tition to the authorities at Washing ton to prevent the return of the raid. ing Apaches into Arizona or New Me1ico. 1'he pstitioa Etii 6o pre-. sented to citizens for approval and sig. natures, and they should avail them selves of the opportunity of entering a vigorous protest against the Chirica- huas ever again being placed on tho White Mountain reservation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Our young frena Eleven Aguirre left for San oqrfas yesterday morning, where he wA1l take a position in a traders Ttore.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

& D. Psnrod has sold a fourth in terest in the Cottontail mins to W. H. Durysa. Andy Mcclellan has dis . posed of his interest in the same mine to Sam Richmond.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

P. J. Johnson Is running tue Koll- ner quartz mill, near Richmond Basin. Ore from the various mines in shat vicinity is being transported to the mill by pack train.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Services at the Methodist Church. for Sunday, to which all are invited; Preaching to the children at l o'clock; |; Sunday school at 2orloek 2 preaching at 8 o'clock, subject, "Thc Gospel of Christ Gods Power unto Salvation"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

J..H. iIise is still ii tis East usihg what influence he has to secure the Governorship, John Hise has made a tallure of his buainess venture at Green yalley because of the repeated sharp trick which he has played on customers, aud De is now closing out aad intahaa trying nis hand at cattle breeding.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Sam Bullock whc came in from Sil- yer King yesterday reports 8 disas- trous fire in Phnaix on Wednesday morning, which destroyed the entire block north of the plaza. Adyiees to the Star estimate the aggregate loss at S75,000 and insurance S4o,000.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Fred Medler was here on Weaaes- day and Thursday. Ills cattle and crops are fiourishing,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

c. W. Moreing IS now prepared to deliver ice to parties wishing it, Leave orders at the Crystal Rake Saloon.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
Saturday, May do, 1885.

This paper Is kept on Ele at E. c. DakeF Advertising Agency G4 and B5 MerOhattl &xchanga San Francisoo Cal, wilFso cons tracts for advertising can Dc masla fer it
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

W. V. Eingsbury has taken ont some very rich ese from his mine near Ramboz, which he will have reduced at the Miami.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

J. w. Frakes @hp drove Messrs. Trippel, Walker ahd Brent to Flor. ence last week, made remarkable time, under the circumstahces. The Wagon vas heavily loaded fot two horses, there being four persons, two large trunks, several valises, blankets, elo,, aboard. Leaving Gisbe at B.45 .. m, On Friday the party arrived at Flor. snce at o'clock a. nj. Saturday. Al- lowing for stops,their actual trayeling hns wal sixteen eoprs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Coke teams will be rolling in next ween Eighteen car loads arrived at Wilcox on Monday and more will follow.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Power makes guilt edge butter, and are prepared to, supply families.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

E. F. Kellner has leased the Fannie and Independence mines from A. H. Morehead and vii! put 6 force of men to work next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

John Canayan left for the East on Sundays stage He will be absent about six weeks and will visit New York, BOsteh and sea shore resorts.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

60 to Van Wsgenen's fol crockery and glass wara of every kind.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Frank Hammer was in from his ranch on Wednesday He reports his cattle doing fnely--the increase this year was ninety-fve percent.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

P. J. Johnson brought in a brick of silver bullion from the Kellner mill this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

E. F, Kellner & Go, have secured a large lumber contract from ". E. Horton, recently appointed Indian TrAder at San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Mrs. J. c. Ramsdsll will serve an inviting chicken dinner with lee cream, at the Pasooe Restaurant, Sun. day afternoon.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Copies VI tho laws passed by the last legislature can be obtained frrm the Recorder.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

The KsllEer mill near Richmond Basin, is now running and ready to receive custom oTe fer reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

The Miami mill is running on gold rock from Gibson's nine, Pinal noun tain.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

At this season of the year something is required to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will do it. Hatch < Taylor.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

MwERs AfrkSrioSi If you have a Mine or Prospect and will show to our satisfaction that you can take out pay ore, and wlll contract with ng fqr it's delivery, we will supply means tp help yon along and mill or ship tBs ores to best advantage, or buy the ore from you E. F. KEIIsEn < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30

Col. J. w. Eddy expected to reach Fiagstaff on the 27th inst,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-30
niggolution of Partnership.

The paii iasfship heretofore existing ketweea K. l. hsnbro0k anli Chris w MoreinS is this day dissolved by mutual c1rseiit Alr More. inc viil csmtiptIs the biisiness at the old stand agd is'authorizei tac,llect sil hills oiee said finn and settis ali lhaeheesl,less
 E i BEN B. 9y
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