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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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le aooye reward VII be raiii for laforraa- ticu gha ll Iesa sa tha conviction of ang 5ef&rT " sa nisy lse fQuna aitafitsQ ~ aefasIvia the zdAsl 9F hganss, af gcalitlg. killin4 of tliyips fton tiipir aceussasssed rasicSs anv isge st1tk ttian9iiig tp Gnp of the assfiS,ers if alse s5lebs Stock Growers Ass0ciatson of s9ilA County.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Work on the Golden Gate and Eu- teka mines near Lost Gulsh, is being prosecnted with gigor The ore from these mines will be reduced at the Miami.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

We pad brief gisiis yesterday to she public school and were interested in the reading by the seRior class in the principals oom The infections of voiee. eaanaation and rendition og the several srbjaats were clearly and correctly made,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The calderon Ditch Company is. making good progress. Their first clean nP vas made on. Tuesday and gave sufficient gold to pay all hands empIoysd.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Straw hats are sgaln seasonable in Globe, wbile reports of cold weather and snow storms prevailing in the east, continue to reach us.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

W Westneyer desires to return thanks through our cclumns to ail those who rendered such valuable as.. sistanee n saving his bnilding and goods during the late fre.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

We are informed that Chsffin and Phillips VII try the hydraulic system on thsir placer They have sent to San Francisco for hose.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

d Mexican was drowned on the 5th, near Camp Thomas, while attempting tei ford the Gila. A mouated detail was sent from the fort to search for tho body.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The report of the drowning of Hav- erly's mules at San Carlos, on Wednes, day, is denied.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

4 soa of " c Watkias while on tae aills, 2 fsH days since, ] mile eass ot tomn' discovered q skelefon N grapsscd iH z blanket. Ihe bones were as- nudsd ef fieah and from the haig whieh aeherea tq hespez of the skaIl, t is sapposed that tbe deceaaed MS eitier 2 Mexican < cihiaaman cr an Indian.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

A rodeb Niil begin on tic 2Oth mt sat she ranch of Geetge shnte aad niIl |lnciads the ranges Of Jos. Reanan. 5anlalon < MiddIeton. Andy ptjnags' ssoeges'atroah and ? SbanIey he aa ster aslF be laags z the plssa
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

D, Murphy Is rapidly closing out his stock of goods, but still las few bargains Jeff.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

4 yourg man about 25 years of aee. whose name wTe conld not aseertain, committed suicide at Riverside, on Thursday by sending pistol ball through his bran.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

A q. Penaleton came in on Tnes. day from an inspection af tlse surveyed ropte of ste Mineral Belr Railroad. For the past two months his head- quarters have been at Flagstaif, and with the assistance of MI Rolph, he hes closely e1amined the auryayed route win view af aseertaiuina whore desirable changes eg be uaas lGeis Of the opinion that bo expen- siye tunneling at lin Rocg N at arss contemplated can be avoids by run- niag the iine attepu or ts1uty niIes| iprthsr vest A letter received yeFy recently trein Col Eday assrgea siin that tEapk layiag would hse:n aesE nonth MI eaaleton FatuFaea aos N
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The repairs made op Mestneyers s store ara only 'apoFa but VIII an- sHer aassl Ton roofing can bs lsb. taine froT ths eas $ ths oBn- srA latAnAoa to make tlie buila;ng absolately hSeproof, and in addition .to sa iron ro6and cornice, | ceiling of iron will be pSd np.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

District Attorney zeCabe has taken. the commoslious offices receatly val eated by lawyer Graves.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

NJ. and Mrs ] HrHdman and Miss Maggie Campbell have taken the Reed house, crrner of Broad and Cedar Sts.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Chris. smith, a teamster, lost two nuies while crossing tho Gila river at San Carlos Wednesday morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Ar and Mrs R. ". Watson expect to leave fer tbe east lsbout the i5tA inst and makatIleir residence in Aiich- igan Mr Watson has been tepaeroa , Fesponsible pusition 1t tho Iana. rack mine
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Subject of ths sermon for Sunday avsning at the Methodist Church, "Ghrias's Ascension. 2
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

There will be preaching at Miami sO-mcsrow morning at II o'clock, by Rev. K A Windes.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Fifteen thousand pounds assorted .insrchandise just received at Van Wagenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The Bsl.T mess k now m tho house opposite the old post elice sites
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

A W Scott while trying to strsngthen q banister Of an elevated polra at his dwelling, Thursday eysn- irss Sas precipisated to ths ground, a disfaHees cf abcut thlrteen feet. Hap- PLY ne was rot seriously injured, Iat aid not escape entirely, being cons,a eFabiy bruised in the face. hand and leg.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The BKlr'cat' has been sall broke upr since Ehe arrival Of tks warm wave.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The Ceutennial Mining Company paid theis tpen on Wednesday
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

" A. Holraes is taking ont rich ore from the Democrat mine Qnartzite.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

M-. aud Mrs c N yan Wagenen have rented the residence of E. N. Kelsner.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

D R, Roys and George Shute leave tc-mortow on . trip @ Green valley
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Persons wanting 2 good cookino stoys Charter oak1 dishes. lunch buckets, milk paus, carpet, &e,. would do well y calling cn !. K. smith, north side ereek, above inc foot bridqe
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Mrs, | ia. Clark is here on a visit and stepping as Mrs, A KianoyIs.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Mrs. Spence departed on Wedues- day. stage for San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

George pansorsh was hare on etinesaay saakillg iIntry of us Salt flver ranch which lsss wlllin shs for. teltea lexas Pacile grant Ths ranch is one of the niust valuable in tsc county Mr Danforth reports tliat cl'ops Of all kinds ars backward, be- casase of tle dry cold weather which las pfeyailed thls spring.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Fautaie sailoseok eelsosased her I9th birtlsda yesteFsay md entertained a number of her ayenile friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
sI,Eci ~. 01sl,g GIT ssT no LARGE
 Bs3TERs.

All antsEaniiing isslss. fassss hs collected ams iaesiaselS liDas and !as IF ssle at & sae4 fitee Rixtrfea fof sSle An rafsy ls3 isS geaaa q ps, e the esnoanfo oi S2s5 end above
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Go te Van Wagenens for fresh goods- prices reasonable
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

H. W Nske and James Patton left on Thursday stage for Sonora, Mex.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The Beard If Supervisor Will be ill' session Monday thc 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

ne X eaohn snd Beautiful Bottled Goods exceedingly attractive aud extensive exhibited upon he sidoboara t & Club Room ThcHe who wish Article at reasonable , ahoud call end give it trial
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

! Prestons [ sslaoi teaeller at Gila Bend, was shot ilnd instantlY kiIls ed " raneher nltnap Fields ons day laat week Ihsfe MS u0 witness to the tragedy Iae reason f0r the trogtls < said to be laaf Presson was the principle prosacnSy of Noouan for selling whiskey to ilas Indians.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
grs are seliing af 20 cefsss i dosen

" tst v " AsassS sde ~v NSi+tS t@ tsVhcA in Phunlx,
 lShe aEea seeded t5 grain iSl this yals ley the as'esellt ssiil is ahons a9ital to that of last yeiir, bnt hsra isa
 reater aIroant ot barley and less whaaf gs0wiiig llle present outlook sor crops $ splsn ia sazette
 Tho Clifton Clarion geporis 3 very rieh strike os Copper in the Oriental laine belonging to tl,s Arizoaa Copper Company
 II is estimated that Texts will turn oslt more beef tbis year than auring any previous gear of her existence, as every available animal, raale sr feaaaic, will be disposed of in order to reauce tbe surplus Of stock on tbe rang N loox Stocl@an.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Dealers hsuld asail tlanselyes n the csiaaeA stM bgy Gs hs,,ie fsf less tla.a tliys ean 8et lle same sa9dq in San Fraaclseo or Nav York
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
sasursa April II. lea6.
.L0Cs AL NEWS.


California butter m ccass n solA N Someryilles
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

lr. .
 By permission of pr. Alex Trippel. superintendent Mr Edward I.ynss seaas us tbe following items in regard to the remarkable run og the Dld Do- fiinion Ccmpat flsrnacas dtarn0 slls lass thirteen days of March
 eesper isss. ss so Asl iss. sgl sgo tDs 99ke ssus'''aea ss7 sl0 tcFpst 2raaacsii b exeese gi soss aaea ~ sl57a There are now 4l5 tons Of copper baldon at ths siasltcr awaiting ship. ment TAe mn tor Apral proiaises to be one q I.the Iargsst on record
 W K, Speaee u ups4iaienaeut cfthe Gea tsnnial slsssic yesterday cssaa 1 ,a00 ounces N silger bullion, 9s. ' ane ~ san TanciscQ He expacts ie ar tange fag FeSlu1ipg pfe ssrom tbis oine hereafter K the entslsisisl mill and expresses ths bsIloi that process diiipFept rom tAst tsW e hsre, he ean work oys tg hetssr aslysafaQs ae sanws e sFfase
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Ancatveranda is being bniltaropn me scheol house and Will t,e cor ploted iu . lew days, II Mi aaa { tho comfort and nleaaas atStb4 cbi drep and greatly improve thS appeai ance of tbe building.
 
 The SnvEn Bsar bailaing whic was only partially destroyed by th tire, will be repaired as soon as IN iron roofing, ordered from cincSnnati arrives Is VIII he made 6re sFoo and will bc ready fof oecuiIancy abou lune lst
 w paid brief sisit yesterday {. tho public school and wese inserestat in the reading by the seR;or class ii the principals soom l'he infection of yoice, eannGation and rendition o the several snbjaets were clearly ar,s l correctly made,
 fs 6i Ihe ssstiag rink was almost de. serted for several evenings after the fire but for the last four or five night. the attendance has been yery fair. The price ot admission for spectators has been reduced so teu cents, which everybody can afford to pay.
 O. .s-.4s. Charles Holborn < Co., on tlIe n,orn. irg cf shc irel supplied, gratis stina- ulating beverages to the thissty mon who had been fghting he aanes, sna from the Inn maas n their estaolisa- meps we should judge hat tlseir een- erosity was appreciated.
 <. .s.-ss.---.~.
 The Odd Fellows are sparing nc, er- pcnsa 70 make their mask bsil N the Skating Rink op sbe evening ~ April 2ssh, grand aaair \ substantial supper, wtth iee cream. will be served by Hrs Rsnsieli at ssailos Hsll Tickets to include everything. willi be 5.
 4 soa of w c. Watkins while on tae aslls, 2 iew days since, inile eas of tomn, discovered | skelaton wrapped iH ' blanket. Ihe bones were ae- nndsd ef 1esh and from the hair ghich aehersa ~ ths apex q ths skall, t is sapposed that tbe deceaaed MS either 2 Mehean < Chiaaman CT an Indian
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 DA G VI Scott while trying to strsngthen banister Of an elevated 1 poleh as his dwelling Thursday eysn- lnSs Saa precipisated t9 tba ground, a l aisFarce cf about th,rtUeu fest Hap- ply he was moi seriously injured, lIat ! afd iiot escape entirely being cons,a sfably bruised h the face, hand Md 4 Ieg The repairs made op Mestmeycrs 'sore ale only ,--.gpoFasy, but Viii an- { 'wer aassl Gon roofing can be lsb. aimed froY thn east- hs ogn. N z iztAnAou ~ make the buila;ng 'bselasely hSeproof, and in addition .o aa iron ro@and cornice, a ceiling I iron will he pSN np.
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 0nr ola friend E.A. saxe came x rom Gaaa Grands oa Thurseay, and eft again yesterday No is ssili Fun. iints 2 stage line 70 ths yekol ana aakes ocsasi2nal trips o Qu5otoa N reports tlAst Casa GsanSe and Qui. otoa distrirtsare booking uGSand cx. 'tesses confidence u tic uitim&te sue. ess of tae Bonanza mines.
 -as- s--.-,s2--g kt George panfos sh was hare onl sesinesaay making lntry Of his Salt lver raneh, which liss wllhin shs for. sitea Iexas paciGe grant Ths ranch one of tbe most valuable in thc Dapty Mr Danforsh reports tlsat rcps Of all kinds are backward, be- N stase of tlie dry cold weather which as prevailed this spring
 ,as..---s. | BY permission q Dr. Alex Trppel. iperantendent, Mir Edward I.ynes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08

and variety Of his apparel, and the money
he spends on ensfyating luxuries. This
lind OF college life comes high, and the
many cannot afford though they desire 1t.
The young man who is content to live
comfortably and even to make some sacri-
fees; who is willing to associate with
other young men Of good common sense
who are not aping Oxford and Cambridge
this young man solves for himself the
problem Of college living.
For him there are ample and excellent
opportunities to get collegiate education
as thorough as he will take and not at all
inferior to the article on sale at the highly
fashionable institutions. For moderate
price he can get reputation with breadth
and thoroughness Of instruction, and he
may have this conspicuous advantage,
that he is not building his character on
the quicksands Of a snobbish imitation Of
weakening modes oflife.
OF the two kinds Of training 1t is not
difficult to perceive in which lies the
greater usefulness. The man who can
stand the worlds hard knocks and con-
quer an honorable and successful career
is not bred in hothouse, call 1t college,
university, or what you will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attorney General Ga,iand's Action in Refer.

Attorney General Gatiand's Action In Reflex.
ence to Missouri.
1t seems that Attorney-General Gar
land has reversed the decision Of the
Treasury Department, giving the Com
missioner Of Agriculture power to pur-
chase and kill animals affected with
pleuro.pneumonia, and up to this date
nothing has been done in Missouri TO
stay the progress OF the contagion. The
strongest efforts have been made toinduce
Governor Marmaduke to call the Legis-
lature into extra session, but he refuses,
and says to the farmers Of the State, sub
stantialIy, sit is your business to raise
the money and stamp out the disease"
The telegraph informs US that the effort
to raise the money for this purpose. has
practically failed, aud in Missouri, where
there is no law to govern the mattef-:no
authority TO condemn, or even TO examine
an infected herd-the effort to stamp out
the disease by voluntary contribution
would be utterly vain. In the mean.
time. Illinois, Kansas, Colorado and
Wyoming have quarantined against Mis-
souri, cattle, and other States will speedily
follow their example, at least they should,
for the danger Of infection is constantly
increasing with every days delay.
The R4rdl World OF last week says that
no man can tell to-day, how far the disease
has been or will be carried, and under ex-
listing circumstances it must continue to
spread until it covers the whole State, and
possibly the entire West. 1t Is q grave
pcril-one that no American fully realizes
and for State and Nation to stand idly
looking on until the deadly contagton Is
fastened upon the very yitals OF the great
cattle industry Of the country, is an eS:
hibition Of stupid folly rarely witnessed
| in modern times. The history OF the lung
plague in America, and especially in the
West, is striking illustration OF the
American policy Of locking the stable
door after the horse has been stolen.
There have been warnings enough.
The insidious, infectious, and destruct-
i've character OF the malady has been fully
set forth. The authoritie,, State and
National, have been repeatedly informed
ofits presence among us and as often ex-
horted to provide for its prevention or
suppression. But the National Govern.
ment has treated the matter only half
seriously, and in nine-tenths Of tho States
there is not the shadow OF any provision
against the danger. On the other hand,
the doctrine Of States Rights, utterly silly
when showed in to obstruct needful legis-
lation, and on the other the equally nom
sensical cry Of "bureau:pneumonia, have
had more influence with the "powers that
be- than all the warnings and advice OF
the most skilled veterinarians and the
most skilled cattle breedcrs-the country
can produce. American.like, We shall no
doubt lock the stable door alter the horse
has been stolen, and cxpcnd ten thousand
times as much 10 capture the thief as 1t
would have cost to keep him out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
IsestoFinE Political Rights.

A Washington correspondent telegraph
ed to his newspaper that Several South
ern members Of Congress are preparing
general bills restoring TO all their political
rights every citizen Of the late Confeder-
acy who has not been restored by special
act of Congress" This moves the Rich
mond Ditpatch to say: "ALr. Jefferson
Davis is seventy.eight years old, and
neither expects nor wishes his disabilities
to be removed, as;we understand the mat
ter. So that our Northern friends need
not fear that his name will be included in
the list mentioned above"
With theexception Of that "being darkly
wise and rudely great" who "neither ex-
poets nor wishes his disabilities to be re-
moved" WHO prefers to go to his grave
posing as the one gloriaed martyr TO the
Lost Cause, there is not one in the short
list who could not have had his disabili-
ties removed for the asking. Congress has
never been niggardly Of its iayorsi in this
regard, as witness the record. Indeed,
the Dispatch asks, elbow many citizens OF
this country do the malignants suppose
have not had their disabilities removed by
act Of Congress-" adding that probably
there are not more than half q hundred
such.
we see but one reasonably the "malig-
nants" might obiectto Jumping all who
remain, except Davis. Men who for
twenty years have kept their wrath so
warm that.they would not ask for what
the Overwhelming majority Of the dis
abled did request and did receive, do not
seem worthy objects Of special consider
alton. II others asked, why not theyg
BY their peryersenesst they show ahard-
heartedness and stia:neckedness which
might well disincline the country to
grant them special iayors. II there
be malignancy in the matter 1t might with
some reason be looked for in these haugh-
" few whoretuse to place themselves on
the common leyel.
A general restoiationto political rights
would not rock tho Republic from It's base,
bnt 1t might be resented by the obstinate
halt hundred as forcing upon them some
thing which, like Mr.. Jetlerron Davis,
they neither expect nor wish. This might
stir up feelings Of resentment and make
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-08
UNHAPPY KR,1LEY.
n,, Bad l,rsaL in Another direct on Brips,
Him n Rsprimapd.

Him n Reprimhnd.
We are rather surprised 70 observe the
Grange position taken by Mr.. A. III. Kei.
ley, our newly appointed Minister 70
Italy, Id speech ct banquet rendered
him IN Richmond last week. His words
referring to the youngest OF European
monarchies may be passed a. q political
rhapsody, but not the proposition OF pub.
lie law, athat the acquiescence Of the peo..
pie Of an invaded State In the change Of
soyereigns Is, SO far as the world is' con.
cerned, the conclusion Of the public ques-
ton, and must determine thereupon the
Judgment OF all people" When It Is re.
membered that Mr.. Kelley Is o Catholic,
and that he Is here speaking in iustieca'
ton, of Victor Emmanuel's ubiquitous
tisurpation OF the Pope's domains, the IA
tai gravity OF his utterances may be clear
ly perceived.
Our stern duty. makes 1t necessary,
though we do so with much pain, to tell
Mr.. Kelley that he has spoken directly
against the whole DRIFT Of Papal allocu.
tons, not only by Plus TX. but by our
present Sovereign Pontif, Leo NH.
Every utterance Of both, as the readers Of
the Mirror well know, has been a renewed
condemnation OF the continued spoliation
Of tho Holy See by the greedy and bank;
rupt Government OF pagan Italy. And
certainly the whole world Is concerned
with this tyrannical treatment Of the spirit
ual head Of 200, 000, 900 people scattered In
ali lands. The Pope has loudly appealed
to the various governments to right his
wrongs, and perhaps the day is not far dis
tant when this will be done.
Mr.. Kelley also spoke against the fact
when he intimatfd that the Italian
people have aCquiesced in this spoliation.
with bayonets at their threats they can
only preserve moody silence while the
baliot-boxes are being stuffed" When
ever they have chance to vote their sen
timents, It Is to menace official Italy.
The recent municipal elections In Rome
and other cities show this. AT every
point where there was the slightest
freedom allowed, the Government candi;
dates were defeated by the "Clericals."
The people have not acquiesced.
Perhaps Mr. Kelley spoke hastily per:
haps ho did not weigh the full purport Of
III words. But ifthese arc his deliberate
continents, we must tell him that they
arc not the sentiments Of his Cathollc-iel'
low.citizens. He eau no longer claim to
be Representative" Catholic.