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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19

C,iryr1.ANp. Quo Benton Myers &
Co.. wholesale druggists ot this city, say
That during theirexperien6e Of . quarter
q q century st. Jacobs oil has far ont
rivalledin sale and popularity al similar
articles. ifsii "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19

PsSpid 7Fdytirftpt,
New York EDITOR was vaee,nased with
4 ichoiefss illicrobe and did notdie, but the
isie ef the microbep may have 0 tendency
10 al awaken Mr.. Bergh TO . sense OF nus
duty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19

H., q. q Q. Railroad.
Leave Bellairo at l2:30P. Y. for summef1eld. "
Leave Bellaite II $40 AM. for summeftieidi and
ZAnesville. III Il u I u .sl. !. $50
Affiye At Bellalre SIS a. ", lt:0c A. NJ, and 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19
DIOR SAFE.
.GHAPLINE STREET RINK.
chance for a IIanlsonlc Prize.

Beginning With May LIST aud continuing sixty
DAYS, cacl purchaser Of q ticket Of admission 10
THIS fiuk will be preSen cd with coupon entlilng
Said purchaser 70 chance 10 tho following prizes:
First-A handsome chamtct sat Of decorated oak
furniture. now on exhibition at Merders.
sccoud- Haudsoms china dinner and ten set
combined, on exhibit ion At twing Bros.
Jhlrd-A bcsutItul polished bras centre table,
exhibition ut plllOas.
-Elegan. oliver fec pitcher, gu exhibition
st FranEhelm'S.
WEDNESDAY, NraHT@Game Of Polo between
the II! sian t'iah Of DciiaiFc, and the chaptinc
Street Club. -
FRIDAY -fhlldfca's Fancy Drn csr.
nlVNl. myS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19
[XTHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r..

Leave city at7 a. ", and run every hour until o
Lave wheeling Park a 8 4. ", aud mn every
hour until i0P, ~ y. HIS w
uy2 ~ superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19
FoR SALE.
ToR SALE.

1have good Kbouy clatiOuet, used but asia"
time, which will sell cheap.
aprl4 F.w. BAuYyG
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
sHERIFF'S SALE

F, F. BELLHER Hs. ClENESs LISsTRta and KATE LI,;sTEU1, ct. as. Order oi sale and decree of lein.
 Under knd ily virtue q ae QrtlSf of sale sna dsEaoc Uf Eih Sssued ant v tie nid Judicial DistIict C0gst vf lhe 1erIisorY 4 Arizona, ia and for the County ol t5ila, an the 22il day of April lSS5, wherein E. f KellneF, tk5 alSaye named plsintiG, obteinel . h.dement and decree against Clemens LinstrRan hl.1 ksie LiastrCm, defendants .u tic 26sh GaF of Match lsS5, ] am commanded tn zel. aB tho right, title and interest of Ciemeus i.ia. strgm and Kate LlastlNm the abuye naInei defendants, in and Q the foll0wiIg dese.ibed pfsHfses te-wits
 That certain hSt or parcel oi land king arsl beirg aear end nnrtb Uf the town ot Elobe. iil the County of Gila, Teritofy of Arizona aId b0undel Ua the itarth by land claiHe3 ts, Win. Beard and Goa Bl,Tns, and on the south bystna G2rlhsr nl ill'sits u5,d being wbat wa formerly known as the tieDl mili.site and ds- scIibcd iu 9 decd Gf cenYeraree from c. ! {. Swassy recorded in ths EcGV' d3 pf said 5ilz County. in Res0rt B50k 0f Deeds ca pass SS5, og g much of sad premises ss may he nc cessary to DAY the aiEount 1,ie piainsif ie- wit; the sum of SIC 57 and costs accrued amounting to s45 40 and costs and expenses otsale together with aH percentages allowed by law
 Public notice $ ksFslg giyen thpt en slon- day the iSSh day of Mss, 4, D. LsSa, at 1o o'sacck a. n, of that day 5t P0ble Auction &t Globe. IA ir4as af the SEerifls otiice, via cell al the risht tile md interest of the sail deteAaants in and lo said described Iii@,eftb to the highest and best bidder to satisty said execution and all costs F. r. PASC0E.
 apl.25-td Sheriff, Gila County, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
ssenisLrs rxEms.


 Joseph Morgan and Jerry Ryan, who were in from McMiilon oa Fri day report considerable activity at that camp A number of elaiins are being worked, mostly on leases, with gratifying results.
 Threo parties have leases oll the sttaewall Jackson claim, Wcber and Lgnch arc working tba old straits, Jack snith and Caarles Newton have a iea5e oh the main workings and Hol!ud aud Byan have another por- lion of sbo claim They are alt dong reasonably well, go are told.
 Gleason and Morgan have done con. siderable work ~ the Wisconsin and expect to make . good thing out Of it.
 One cf tlie most promising claims $ illo MeGargle, now bcing worked by S I Joraan. A strike was male on this tlaint nv daya ago, and the rock now being taken ont $ said U De very rich.
 Diek Oconneilhas done considera. ble dead work on tle Forty. Four elalin He expects to reach tbo 0re bcdg in ! fsw days ncsS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
\ .r..l.,..la IN 10 MI oMNgns.

EpIrons SnvER BgLr Allow ule to eiye tho henofit of ny experience to other silver mine owners, which may lead them to profit by it ] an con yinced that many abandoned silver claims N this district can be worked at a profit, if they will adopt nlY pres ent system of working their mines In nearly all our mines the veins and pockets are sssall and broken up, but comparatively, very rich. It requires constant individual etEort and yigi- lance, and direct interest in good re- sults, 10 wofa. such mines to advantage and pay s profit I spent s 600 in our Richmond Basin suiaes and eiEht months careful management, and em- ploycd good honest miners by days wages md rsctyed only ahout s5e2 returns from b ore taken out.
 as am not miner, gave tbcn carte b!anche to work where they thought best md am satisfied they dia as honesrvs s,rb as men generally do when wor1 1ng merely for days wages. HowcseS Ihaye nowehauged to the leasing s stetny and only work the mines when the miners take an actual share and part in tho result ob- talned from the bullion output, conse- queutly, am now workipg lhe same m,ncs at a very fair profit to our com pany, one lessee havgng taken out about $l 800 in three mouths.
 By my present way of working tho miucr necessarily exercises lis best ef- forts and knowledge, gained by actual and daily experience in the ground worked and his judgment enhances .bc value of tho work ten.fold. Our silver mine ownors can afford to lot the miner have a large stipulated share of the output rather than pay evot such snaN wages. My experience has been that miners wal do several times as much effective work with mpch less expense in powder, fuse, candles &c., when they are directly n- terasted in the results and profit of tue property. Respectfully,
 E. F. KELLNER,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

NEW SPECIALS AT F. r. KILL NER X 14 Conplete line Of new and fancy Jewelry, Fans, Flowers, Perfnmertes, Satchels, Collars and Cuffs, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Base Balls, Cords, Buttons, Roller Skates, Elasacs, l'apeteries, Threads, Cotton Rating, Stationery, Inks, Bustles, Handkerchief. Crash, Quilts, Curtains. cheeks, lawns, plaids kidlaines, stripes, jeans, dcinins, tiekings, aomestics, ginghams, prints, ctambrays, crstous, wash asnoprs, ribbons, bouleyarls, tidles fsliues, bows, scarfs, gloves, ruling, trimmings, covers, towils, hlah and everlasting trimming, val. encias, embroidery, hamburgs, null, nunsook, Victoria plaid and India lawns, pique, damask flannel, linsey, eottonadcs, hose, ladies vestsskirts cir. culars jerseys chemises night gowns and dresses, ulsters, sbawls, parasols, corats, suspenaera, hpcp skirts, draw CTS, shirts, cbemoss, carpets, hats of an Kinds, fancy glass ware, tea sets, dinner sets, new styles crockery bas- kcts, lusters, boots md shoes, phila- delpbia b,!er, raspberry vinegar, Trench brandies, ales, Rock < Rye, pipes, tobacco candies, crackers, hulled corn shreded oats ulisp oii, soaps, lastro, delicioas rellsh, caisun Boston brown bread, pruncs, Boston beans, asparagus, extracts, mustards, French peas and mushrooms, new dried fruits, patent medicines and grocers drugs, butter, cheese, pumps, fence wire, stoves, grain cradles, pest spades, scrapegs, cultlyatcrs, plgws, cheap watches, carpenter and whcel8right tools, and every article wanted by the miner, farmer, rancher CT in the house. hold &c., &c., Gc,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Notice of Forfeiture

Tc g. c. WfBn and Ngsn. Ta6a2s8. aE any .PeTaau holding title under uT sr0gn tbsIn ta5 undersigned a eo-owncr in the IIchiila clain situated and being in the Teris3fy 5f Arize- done and perfognei the annual work ou ssli claim as required bY law tor tue year iSs1
 This theE4iure, $ a nut;fy yaR that fl lyI d8 not pay yotu fufl pngoFtiSa c cpst Of szf | work together with tho cost of this siyerlie mcnt within ninety days after the hrEt puili- catiJn 0 tAis aotice, y3ur iatsrcsz ia ssil claim es c5-0wners will utterly eOase and br, cone q property oi the undersigned l,y opell atitd, of nw. V. N SPENCER
 Giobe, 1. T. AprH II, 1885 spi 1l-9Gi
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

To W-m. Tlierras or ary pe1Saa hafiihz ti. tie from him, the undersigned a co owf,rr iA the Manzanita mine situated and Icing iR the Territory of Arizona County of Gha and Globe D.EtIict, having done aad performed the annual work an sai1 laine as Ssquirei by law for the year 1884. This, therefore, iJ b notify y0a that fl ytni do not pay your f6ii proportion of O st of said woik together with cost Of this a,lva iiseInel.t within uii.ely days after lt0 tss pubiicatiaa cl this notice, yelii. interest !u saifi nine a ao-oCagr Wiil uttGrfv cease aad LGcome tiie property ot the uncef signed by operation of iGw
 F. R. SPENCER, Globe, 4. T., April Il, 1885. apl II g8A
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Firt publication Asy S. llS8a Application for Patent.
Application No 43s fag Patent Co tnS
 Yellow 5Estai wtEiEg tsiallsl.
.. $, LAND 0l1ieF, TUcsov, \. F,

C, S, LASn OrgicR. TUcsos. 4. T.,
 Notice IS hereby siytA that & c. HeinenlsIi for himself and co-elaim$ht, tAst SfNeT whQsa post office address is Globe, (aila EoeIty, afi. Egpa, haa th,s day Sled bis applioatiaa for . patent for 759 iiHear feet Of tie Mellow Metal mine CT vein beayiog mineral with sufiacs ground GOO feet in wi~th, situated n G!nbs Mining District; Co0nry ot Siila aad IeFIit0. ry < As'zoBa, and tesisltated by the telsl Eotss aad 15ial plas oa E,s ih this etics }ot No. 7i, said let No. q being as t0HaSa to wit;
 Beginning at the initial m6aumsRt mtn- ton a location uotiSe End marking Enc sautit westerly CRi center 9f claii9, st post 1 feet long iuchas in diameter iil | mound Of stanes, marked ". Ai. No. l. { aiP; tlonse $ 70 long inches 3n ilAnetet lu mougsd of stones, market ". M. No. q tNsuea \ 10 5egs, 70 min. E f55 feet t0 ppt { ] tect long inches ii diameter iH mound af sgenes marked ". aI NV. a7 v $ mineral mongment No. 9, 6lobe District bears \ go 6aFs. " 1i& fcetl thence \ 90 degs 26 min ~ 30ofset to uafth. eEsteelg end censeiof ciaiie, at post 3 inches in diameter { s feet loug in ? mound $ stones, marked ". M No. < thence N 70 deys. aa min. W 800 feet to a post I feet long. 4 in1hsI in diameter in { mound Of stones, Gls@seti "Y. NJ, No. 5; original ta0nament bearz \ S9 8egg. 70 min. w tost dst&nt; theme 20 deess % miu. " faa fett tu 8 post { feat long I inrre8 " diameter iu . mound of st1Ees, msfba3 ". M. No 63 thence S 70 degs z6 min D 500 feet Q post marked ". NJ, Nc, l. !. MR, place of beginaE
 Magnetic variation IF 5ees g Iain. E. This claim contains lo,4 acres.
 This clniia h on ur'strfeyid lsn6, eba8t [ miles nogthwegterlv frofa the tswh of Giebeg and sbodt ons.aali mile from Lost Geich. Tho location 4 skis mine is recorded iu thu Rsenrders ofiAge& Gfla Caunty in Lock E tilobe Miriag ltistgics Records, It l,ase l2S; and 8 correction ot err'r ii original notics 0l location is recorded til boaii 6, pags ias Any aud an persons eiai1iii aii emely any portion af said Yellow Natal aiias of suftace gr,und, ore reqVinl 5 6la their adveIss slsin4s with the kegi4tey af sAe United states Land Office, as 4ncsQn Arizona. within ths sixty days period af p5iblieatian bered or they win be bafrsa by lfa.e Of rhc pr eisions of tho statute
 ttiabegshy sp4erea that tie fsrgsalng ness tice cf apnliestiah s pnh'ishssl f{r ten COG. seclti,e wseks n she SityEG BEtf, weekly nswst aper pnAflshea eu Glahe, Aei5ana.
 B. M. THflM IS, Reaistef
 I.Eros AIcClARg atsy's esiebs, eiia Cai Ati21as rpy@3wl0
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

We have some loose.toBgued and weak-nerved individuals in our midst who seem to be shadowed by the fear of an Indian, and as Q consequence they seize idle gossip and magnify it into an impending outbreak of Ageu- cy wards. The last scare was on Thursday and originated in au idle Report, started by some one who is in constant fear of being run down by a bug-a-boo, that Nadaski and his fol- lowers had killed three friendly In- dians from San Carlos. The rumor was telegraphed 10 the Agency and word came back that there was poth. ing in it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
NOTICE oF FORFEITURE

To Wm. Thomas 9E any persan holding ii. tlg from bnn, the undersigned q cp.uBucr in the Mauzanita mine situated and Icing in tl 2 Territory of Arizona, C8EEty ot Gila and Globe District, having daac and performed the annHai work As sA: mine as required by law for the year 1854. 1f.iE, therefore, is e uotlfy you that f you do nat pay youEsfy!l proportion aE cost of said work together Win sgsg ef thil idvcriacaBent WatLin niIety tlaya aiter.ke GsES pHh3seatioa ai ihis notice, youf interest in g@td Hfrr2 aa a@oBgscr viii utsFly cease and become tbe psoEIrTo of tha under signed hy operation gf law. s c. WYNN.
 Globe, 4. r., Jan. 0l, 1885. ianaI SRd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Captain Pierce and Agent Ford arc sn accord in their respective duties upon the San Carlos reservation. There is no clash of authority, such as was tbe case between Capt Crawford and Agent Wilcox, and as q eeonsc. quence there are no conflicting mders to bewilder the Indians. We Lave a good word to say for each of them, es peeially for their quick response tono- tiHeations of the trespassing of Indians beyond their baiIiwicls Tho change in the management cf thc reservation IS so marked that ci'izons are resting quietly and eyince no uneasiness from fear of annoyance by agency m dians, because of the knowledge that Messra. Ford and Pierce have not turned deaf ear 70 information ten 1ered ly eitiksHs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Notice o2 Forfaitufe,.

NOTICE. FS HEREBY GIVEN TO R. M, Carey, CT gs0m .it nay concern, that tLs undersigned has pariprmed thg annual assess. ment work for the tar lsss. @ eie Bullion Biue, ia glot5e Miai.lg Di.trfet, Gila Coqhty Arizona Territory, sDd yca are tba.tfor, hssc. b, notified that unless vou iisS your prop3r. tion sf tke same, to-wis: Fi{y dollars with. in ninety lao} days from the date If the plA , licatiou of Eais rptics. ss,rr FhteFes in sal mine will bt forfeited tO rslb elaasnsigned. a~ eordiD@ to law, aad sru will uls0 lFs rlguirgA to pay fer this adycrtiseEsent, anJ a!l accfUtd and aecraias eusts. J. ". EDDY,
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
qERR1ToRl AL ToPrcs.
CoEdcnsea from Our Rxchanzcs fois
 ,,ssHer ReIts Renders

Ripe peatass and apricots in alum dance can be bought in PhmniS now tor less than a Lit . pound.
 Work on gbe Phenix and Naricopa railrosa win begin September 1st, and .ft is expected that the road will be operating by the first of January next.
 The nine Papago Indians, who were confined in tae Pima county jail for resisting arrest in connection with tho Dobbs well affair." were released on Monas5
 J. II. Berger has been granted per mission to harvest his crop on the land claimed by The Government to be on the ressrsation. The case is Still pending in court to be finally de, cided 4Sod knows when. Paiiinga.
 The rhonix Herald reminds Tucson people who are 50 eager to have q shelter erected there, that the Benton reduction works, conveniently situa- ted and accessible ~ rail, can not get a saprly of orc sufficient to keep their smelterarunning two days in tue week.
 Steam will run through the nam moth pumping machinery at the Grand Central, Tombstone, on tho first of July. so says the machinist in charge, and by July 4th it is expected that water will be lifted through the pipes to never cease running Gntil the mine is drained.
 Mir. ] Deyihe ms ordered nm- Der for his new store building at Pieal chu, and will soon De ready for busl. ut@s there and at the Caledonia. Nr. Haskin has also ordered lumber with which to construct a large boarding and lodging house at tue mine for the accommodation ef Use company eil- ployes. Florence Enterprise.
 A correspondent Of the Phnnlx Herald, writing from the Sek5i mine, reports that property in a prosperous condition. Considerable quantities of first class ore covered with horn silver or consisting of chloride of suiphate, rtaaning IS high ab 50 to 70 per cent silver 5 shwpei to Kansas City for reduction. lit.weea tive hundred and fifty and three hundred thousand dol lars worth of second grade ore, aFer- aging from $50 to s6o per tor, is now on tue dumps.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Messrs, ). Liberman < Co.,, request us to publish, for tho bauefS of cur Globe readers, that the Southern Pa cifc Railroad Co, win not accept for transportation trunks, wearing ap- parel, sewing machines, and other similar articles, unless they are boxed or crated and charges prepaid, To avoid delay iH shipment from Wilcox, such articles should be boxed or cratcd in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Taa Care or cai,area

BosyoE, MAss,---A leading mNaicai ,iouyual thinks ,g is'ahoat tune 'noth.
 CTS ahoNla spo@ he's seriously tbe health 0g caildteF ;s impeeil'el by tag
 uso of preparations containing nor phia and opium, and given for the cure ot colds and coughs, The chem Is; 0: tbo Brooklyn Board of Health, Otto Grothe yPh.D., Q graduate of the
 University Of Eie], Germany, cer.iies officially that recently harmless and yetelsactiye article sar such complaints has come to his notice. He refers to the newly discovered Red Star Cough Cure, which he found pursly vegetable,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
X WAREINGl

Having learned that certain paFtiss contcra. plate bringing stock onto Upper Mineral Greek ani ths head of Disappointment Val Icy. containing what are known as Indian, Walrnt and Government Springs end other places where there may be water ht certain times ui the yesr ot said range Notice x p1ssessirn of aisi ilave kept these springs ih repair ior tia Issl fye ycafp. aceord,ng "a laa, fsee Act Np aG. Fee, IS, Laws of 1SS5l and fufthcrnore l4a, there is now cn said range VI the s7ock | will support
 D, DEVORE.
 N. II. PRICE. Mineral Greek, Giila County, A. T.. Jaue l2, IsSA jc!S6
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

William Burch, John Meadows William Robinson and Jamos logan who started from ". .. Eddy ranch, down Salt river on 3 voyage Of dis coyery thgough box canyon, reach- cd Tempe after battling with the o!e- meuts tcur days Aside from being grounded on boulder for twenty four hours and having t2 swim ashore, they experienced no mishaps. Logan gives a thrilling account If the trip, In the Phauiz Herald, describing the scenery as grand and sublime, The description is rather highly co!oged. Burch thinks the scheme of ilaating logs down to Phoenix is feasible and will probably move has sw b,ill from near Green valley 10 the river, at the foot Of the Sierra Anehas.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Sultan Bros have received two bafs of Mack Morris bullion, from the Kell ner mill. The lessees of the Mack Morris have fifteen tons of high grade ore which has mot been nilled yet and will probably be sent to Benson or San Francesca ioe reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

E. F. Kellner has staked force of men with grub, tools, powder &c., to work the Independence and Fannie mines on a sub-lease. The miners re- ceive S per day as their share of lhe ore output. Mr. Kellner will make more contracts on other properties OH tke same basis. "No ore 20 pay"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
-Houra on Ists.r
Msart pasna.

 cteals eus t9ts mics roastqs flies ants, bedhngH.
 HisaFt Pa.aa. Palpitation, Dr,psicNI swellings Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache, SleePlessness cured by Wells Health hsnewer
 -Rough ca Corns.' Ask for weIls 'Rougb on Corns, l5c. Quick complete Safe. Hard or soft eosns, aarts, buni5hF "nuena.Fatba,- Quick, complete eure. all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, sesldinR Iritatipn, Stone Gravel, catayrh of the piaddsa Sl, Druggists.
 ned-BuGs. FIies Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugi, rats, mice, gophers, eiip'ranas, cleared out " Rough
 Thin People aNells' Health Renewcro restores health aud yigar eares Dyspepsia Impotence, ScSG- al Debility s1.
 "zousa on Pain" Clattcholcrn, col.e, esf.ihps, diarFlos, Aches, pains, sprsint, hadaelie, nenFalgia, rheaEna tism. a0c Rough on iaiu plasterA p.
 Mothera If you are failing, broken, worn out aud nervous, use Wells Health Reaener" si, praggists
 Life Preserver If You ara losing your gsip un iife, try Wells Healsh Reuewerh Goea direct to weak spots.
 aRouah cn ps,es-s rntss Piles os Hsnorrhoias, Itching, Pro- tliaiiig, BleediBg, Internal og other Inter nal and Extesnal Remedy in each package Sure cure, soc. Drqggists
 Pretty Women. Ladies who would retain freshness aed viva eity, doat fail te try Wells' ilvslth Re. newer
 "Rorsh On Ison.s ''RSugi on Itch cllrcs hariers, errptiora riuggorn, letter, salt gheun. frosted tett
 .Eoush on catsrrn. Correcfs offensive o1ora tt onea. Cemplets esre of warst chronic eases also uncqaalsd as gvgta fer biphtheria, Sore Threat, foul Breath 60c
 Tns H0ne q the Natacn. Children. slow in deVelolgaent, puny, scyawng aud deliciste, t5s Wells HeJta l;e- hcMere
 catarrL os thS Bladder. stineing, irritation. inslaan4aasioa, sll Kid- ana ilFinA!v plasnts, ccrea " ''Bu- chlisPaiba. Sl
 'watas auea. Ranches" Reugh oi Isats elsara shs,a slit, ais5 Fee tlss, Aiisa
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
ATTEsrloN nAsoAs.

Tho members of White Mountain Lodge No. 3 r. < A. h will give q grand picnic on St. Johns day, June 24th, lssS. All masons. their wives, mothers, sisters and daughters are cordially invited to participate ard as sist to make it an affair of enjoyment is we'll as sociability
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

The Kelluer saw mall IS ready for lumber orders for any quantity. A large let of saw logs are being got out at present while labor is cheap and plenty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13
Saturday, June IS, 1885

This paper is kept on tilc at F. c, DallcE Advsrtising Agency, 62 and d5 Merehaats iExchaagS, San Francisco, Cal where con tracts for acScFtisfag can be made iorit,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Isn't ii about time that tickets for school trustees were being put in the field? The election takes place two weeks from today
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

The Silver City Enterprise says that M. ". Bremen will have, when com pletsd, one of the finest and largest store rooms ia the city. He expects to add B full line of dry goods to his stock.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Frank Ham1ron and Henry Middle ton brought their wives and children to Globe ou Thursday, as they deem Cherry Creek an unsafe locality dur ing the present Indian excitement.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Harvesting in Salt river valley is about finished and the cTop, we un- ylerstand, is an unusually large one.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

John Thomas of Salt rlver, is in arrest charged with having committed grand larceny, Preliminary hearing to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

EscobosaS teaS1s, loaded with nine ty thousand pounds of coke, arrived on Thursday, Another smeiter outfit came m the same day.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-13

Dr. H. P. Massey stoekowuer and ragobec from Pine, Yayapai County, was in town for several days this week.