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Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

: 2s.i 80 st..J iae annual appropriation
for public surveys ii tie Territory is
now available, parties ii different
parts q the Territory desiring surveys
IL their localities, would do well by
making their wants known TO the
surveyor General, At the same time
parties desiring surveys would do well
10 fully describe The locality, aecompa-
nied by dlagrarn as to adjacent sur
yeys already made, genera! character
Of The country ana their post oiice adj
dress. Citizen.
a telegram dated Prescott, Decem-
Der 2kst says: A courier has just ar.
rived from Walnut Creek, soity miles
west Of here with intelligence that
Deputy Sheriff j. N. Murphy, had
been murdered there last night while
attempting to arrest y. w Dilda,
charged with burglary. Mr.. Murphy
was warned Of the desperate character
IF the man and was offered assistance,
which he refused. Shortly after leav-
ing the neighboring ranch, firing was
heard and Murphy's failure to return
instlgated a search for him. They
found where he had apparently fallen
and been dragged away, but his body
had not been found wher the courier
left, Sheriff Mulyenon and posse have
Just left, heavily armed, ior the scene
Of the tragedy. If Dilia II captured
he viii probably BE- lyushed, d Murphy
was one Of the most popular men in
Yayapal County
M1nlcopA, Dec, 49, IA shocking &C.
eidert occurred on to-day's stage from
Phenix, when about one mile from
shis place, resulting in the death
Of .. d. Lamb Of Phenix, one Of Wells
| Fargo & Cos messengers. Instepping
from bis seat with the driver to the
! ground, his oyercoat dragged bis gun.
| which is oftheshort shot gun pattern
latter him. The hammer Of tile gaH
Estruek the wheel discharging heavy
load of buck shot point blank into his
head. The entire top 81 his head wa;
blown away, tue brains scattered fol
several yards, Mr. Lamb was young
man Of about rs Of 80 and came K
this country from Texas about eighI
months ago. He was for some TINT
deputy city marshal Of Phenix
There will be over a hundred mer
employed on the Phenix Insane Asy
Ilum after the first Of the year
Bricklayers viii commence on II,
2lst inst.
The Marrow Gauge railroad will b
built. To-day The necessary transfe
of stock was made to the syndieasl
Furnishing the capital, ana thiitl
miles 81 IRON and the necessary sie
we're ordered Ply telegraph A5ou
one hundred men WA Do set at seorl
Z. during the mon th Of January on y
construction. Citizen of tho 2gd
The Baptists Of Globe havs decides
To resume their services at tHe Baptis
church, commencing sundFg Decein
Ben a0th, as 4 o'clock Il. and +
continue fof every aiteFp b Sunday
All who ssl It to og
!. Win 49, III are nee
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Developments now being made in
silver Lodges in Globe Mining District
is a surprise to chronic doubter5 who
so often proclaimed that Globe was
not o sllYer bearing district.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

MrWhite, who has a valuable lgau
on the Piual mountains, has bis arras-
ira ready for running. He has ballt
himself a.bouse and says he Is there
10 stay, .
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Fred Nupton has completed the as
sossment work for the year 1885, on
the Little Blessing NINE. Consi8era-
Die work has been done on this mine
with gratifying results.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The M D. Church, last night, was
crowded to its utmost capacity by in
terested yisitants to hear the singing
and Rotations by Sunday school
children and witness distributions Of
presents from the Christmas tree.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Mr.. Colcori of Kansas, a dealer in
blooded stock, is in Globe seeking, rs
we are told for a new location for his
large and valuable herds.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Reports from the Silver Fame are,
indeed, Aattering. -Four hundred feet
from the surface large bodies of richer
,ore than heretofore discovered has re-
gently been deYeIoped.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Travellers Insurance Compaug
insures against all forms Of accidental
injury at low ratas- and on equitable
terms. yT9,E. l4sgUaNEE;e Assent.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

All members Of White Mountain
Chapter No. 2, order Of the Eastern
Star are requested to meet at Masonic
hall on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MIS-. BELLE CooE. w. nj.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Frank Ldyermore is noW doing as
sessment work for the year 1886, upon
the Sunlight mining company group
and will oompiats the job by the tine
reautEed bY law.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

&c. w. sharp, Of Florence, arrived in
Globe few days since. He is here to
look after hls MINING interests.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Two athletes, on Christmas Eve,
had an argument with their knuckles,
which rendered them as fair represen-
tatives of the fstic arena.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Hinson Thomas, of Florence, on
Christmas Eve, while acting as Santa
Claus, was severely burned by the ac-
cjdental ignition Of his costume.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
Condensed feea.
''lsIIger Hleltn !
~ bridges Go tho I.

Two bridges across the a.
Irado will be constructed at me Ok.
pense of Territory ia Apache County.
George Mccormick, If Clifton, wa:
seriously injured BY accidentally pre-
cipitating d pot Of Stag into tank o.
water used for cooling copper.
A kiln Of 100000 brick for the In.
sane Asylum, phenix, is now burning
and viii BE- ready Tor use in d few
days,
On Thursday three Megicans CON
fined in the prison 1t Yuma made a
break for liberty. They were engaged
IN building the new wall, aud by d
sudden movement ogerpowered the
guard, took bis gun and started 70 run.
The gatling gun was opened upon
them, which in the absence Of Captain
Ingalls,, was operated by Mrs. Ingalls,,
and six hundred shots fired at them.
One was killed, but the other two o..
capped.
The Albuquerque Democrat says:
Fl E. Chase, whose ranch is in the
Tonic Basin, Arizona, stopped Off this
morning to feed and water 800 head
81 fat cattle which be ID taking To the
Kansas City market. They are the
finest shipment Of beef steers that
have gone through here this season,
The Southern Pacific Company's
taxes in Pima County amounted To-
nearly seventeen thousand dollars
thus year. Those Of the New Mexico
and Arizona Company amounted TO-
upward Of six thousand dollars. Both
companies have paid their taxes and
hold the Treasurcr's receipt Tucson
Times.
The Silver King Sining Company
paid their iifty-third dividend on the
18th inst, of twenty-five cents share,
aggregatina $4,000, and 100000
raid during the year, or So per share
or 24s per cent on the market
of the stock .-- Mining Record.
George Eggleston, a well known
Arizona freighter contracted the
yellow fever in Guaymas and died at
Las Prietas on the 9th instant, If
this should reach the eye Of any rela-
tive Of deceased, in Arizona Or else
whore, they are requested to address
Capt. L. w Mix, Frontier office, No
gales, AT
The Surveyor General having been
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The many friends of Miss Maggie
Campbell will be gratifed to learn of
her return to Globe from her visit TO
Prescott.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
$3.50 Reward.

The above reward viii be paid for informas
ton that viii lead To the conviction 81 any
person who may be found altering or delacing
the marks or brands, or stealing, killing 81
driving from their accustomed ranges any Tvs
st,fei belonging tali Y ~ The psrlbsrs Of -
lobe Stock Growers Association 81 GlIA
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Travellers Insurance Company
has written over 1,080,0OO accident
policies and paid claims on one in
nine ofthern.
W. W. BRoOKNIH, Agen5.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

James Murphy has been the recip-
Ient of a srud as a Christmas Offering,
which is unlike potato aas can he well
imagined. It is as horny as horned
toad, and weighs nearly five pounds.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Globe City Skating Rink Wal
give a social hop'an New Years Exc,
and as often thereafter as the times
will admit. The best music will be
in attendance.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Ben Pascoo, as road master, Is now
doing much needed work on the
streets of Globe, and is making a com,
plete and satisfactory iob.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
Loo maa.s eooa poraane.

/, H. j, Beetel, proprietor of the
Il Ia House, Harrisburg, Ohio, writes
Red Star Cough Cure removed d
h cold from which he was suffer
ST, Jacobs OH ID equally as eff
Se in removing pains from what
Fcause, Shetner rheumatic 81 9TH
y I use.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

MI n ClguncH Preaching every
Sunday at 1880 a. M. and 7;3o p. m,
Sabbath School at 2 p IN. Weekly
prayer meeting, Thursday evening at
I o'clock. j. Z. PIERcM
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The school children, both private
and public schools, are having short
vacation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
100 ExmlaElIoN.


O., Fwia 30 an exhibition at the
6. Rink, % Wednesday evening,
,.;n Pupiis b The public school. Il
.n5 qsists Of readings, recitations
E,.;as Interesting drill BY the broom
The latter entertainment is
NJ. t. Ed Lynes, and the brigade
M well drilled for the occasion.
NJ sary exhibition viii be under
NM elton Of Mr. q. ]. scanland
4 assistants, Miss NJ Wilson and
wv. Ia Livingstone. The rink has
ss,,y ATTY fitted up, and great pains
Ben taken to make this exhibi-
suceess, All arc invited. Ad.
Ice free.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Chas. Holtorn & Bro, have com
pleted the required assessment work
on the Buckshot mine for the year
TSSS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

A number Of large teams hauling
coke have arrived the present week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Keliner Is moving his saw mill a
little higher up the mountain.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

We wish all a Happy New Year,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

We again ask those IN arrears to the
BELT 10 pay up.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

All persons indebted b me viii find
The amount Of Che several sums due in
the hands Of p, +. Paseee, e whom
they are requested to make payment
without delay and save costs,
CHARLES SCHULTZ.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Christmas was most pleasant, un-
usually balmy and as agreeable as the
brightest day Of an Eastern Indian
summer day. All appeared happy,
and Hatured seemed to have reflected
her smiles in The faces Of gratifed hui
inanitY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

rhe irrigatlne ditch on salt river
n pnanoiag at I.atimer 4 Harcourts
\ pfh, running thenee five miles and
\ A2f to Pinto creek, il about CONF
dethd, ind water win pass THOUGHTS
entire length within the next few
gay Its average width at the bot
Anra N iiNh leNt.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
AEnRRRs.


koash on ha1s'
Cleans out rats, mics, roaoheS, hist, anita
bedbags.
asart Pains.
Palpitation, Dropsical SwellinEs, Dimisass
Indigestion, Headache, slesplssEasss sars4 "
Wells Health Remover.
"Rough ON cornss
Ass Cor WeIls, .sRopob ON earns 10,
oriek cnr,plrte eure Hard or 81 saywm.
wars. bupioBs,
jEeucI,,,S,a,b.s
or;,L c,,,.,,ys., ,..,... a K,5n.x pi.a1.t
and Urinary Diseases, S5sldire trritAlio'sI
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh, Of the Bladder. 81
Druggists.
Bed-Bugs, Files,
Flies reaches, ants, bed,,bugs, rats, naisa
gel31eefs cflti,lunka' cleared oet bY Assse
on hats' 100
T'hia Peopaa,
Wells Health Renswers restores hsalN
and vls .,., cures Dyspepsia impotence, ssEea
a. DeoliiIy. ~
Rough on Pain"
Cures cholera. ealie eranps dlarrhaa. aohss,
PAINS sprains headache, neuralgia, ghssnaai
sisna. 2'g. lse0ga p tA''' I iss''''i 10
Ectaer$.
Il yeb - f.sIisg brotsp vors o,,l AL
nervous use Wells Health Renswer" 81
Druggists
Life FrqseTver.
n VIM are losing your prip on lHs ~
wells Heakh ReHswer.h Goes direct %
weak spots,
N~~~NN& NA AAA9A%
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

A larceny has beQn committed, but
'it is still a mystery who stole the
turkey II was buck turkey and
cen Iundertping tho fattening
process under the immediate direction
of Mike Barron. Any one who eau
give information AZ to who robbed the
roost will please report the same TO
me Deputy Sheriff.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Messrs. Alexander Pendleton aud
Richard Barclay, recently returned
from the Sierra Anchas, whore thsy
were most successful in their cunning
expedition, having killed fourteen
turkeys and large and unusually fal
deer.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

james Lieurance, upon descending
The Clipper shaft Thursday morning,
vas not a little surprised in finding
an unweleome tenant who disputed
possession with Lieurance and for
some time obstinately held possession.
The snake was a RATHER which meas.
ured, BY the rule, four feet and six
inches.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

MASQUERADE PHOTOS. i have
arranged with the photographer for
all wishing their photographs in mas
querade costumes. The gallery will
be open for two days alter tho ban,
giving everyone q chance to get their
shadows, II. IL BLACKLIpeE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

1t is reported from Richmond Basin
that Mrs. Cadman while looking for
an estray animal, observed i small
piece of quartz, copper stained as she
supposed, which upon examination
proved rich in silver and which ex-
perts said would yield thousands, per
ton Of ore, which 80 excited tho lady
that She, at once, procured a lick and
shovel aud returned to whereshe had
discovered the ore and dug with SUR
prising results, and was not long II
developing d ledge Of ore from six to
ten inches, maleable silver, and from
six to ten feet on the vein. This il
but birds eye view Of what Is hid
den from sight. Many miners have
already visited the discovery" aud
all are in accord in pronounGing il ths
most Gathering surface indications yei
discovered in Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Don't be afraid to look at thist as il
is nothing about st, Jacobs OLE we
only wish to call your attention to our
selling out, in which we have literally
sacrificed our gigantic stock Of hats,
dress goods, boots, shoes fiinnels,
clothing, furnishing goods, and novel;
ties. OF these We have left Q small as-
sortment, and those wishing to pur.
chase cheap can do 70 by calling on
] MYERs e S0HIEy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
q agraph gaIlery WI be ol.an

Salter and Lienranoe have ot,fn-
pletsd assessment work for the year
1885, on tue following aaned mines:
phe saloma for Thomas Newlands on
Tho Gladiator for Bailey ana MeNelly;
81 tie Centralia for Saiter and Lieu.
rance, and are now doing work on the
Clippgr for Chris Moreing.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The ATnsauoraae D

MAh&NNs1&2A ~
The Masquerade
\ los Han, by
4 doubtless 81
thing ii ths sort herp
I Globe aua tie only tbms--
tracted nom the pleasure Of The cvs,
ing was the excessive crowd, which
rmpeaed locomotion as to circumso6g
| the freedom Of the dancers. The a.
tunes, generally, were elaborated
gotten mp and some Of thern, indies
extremely recherche. Hereto are w
pended names and characters 81 d
many Of The participants as we vcr
enabled 10 obtain:
Mrs. @ 81, Allison Queen Of Eizhl
Mrs. +. Z, Blacklidge Boheniai
Girl.
Mrs. Col G. Il. White Industry
Mrs. John Birchett- 'rambosrint
Girl.
Mrs, J. II, Benbrook, Wall Piper.
Mrs. Willie Observation-Disclosures,
Girl.
Mrs. G. T, COnneli-Apheuser Beer
Mrs. Q, Il. Taylor-.Crazy Patchwork
Mrs, DIR, Madame freely
Mrs. j ,.Redman-- Fancy Costume,
Mrs. w. w. Brookner--Freneh Scr.
want Maid,
Mrs. A. Bailey Hope,
Mrs. Ealer Sailor Girl.
Mrs AIcGutcheu Red Riding Hood
Mrs. Geo. Shutc- Winter
Mrs. j. w. Frakes- Evening Star.
Mrs, Job Atkins Peanut Gid.
Miss Mamie kennedy Riding Habit
Miss Emma Swasey--Autumn,
Miss Edna Netfa Red Riding Hood,
Mss atkins Sailor Girl.
Miss Kittie Price Pink Donino.
Miss Mable Clark Domino
Miss Della Middleton Jockey.
Miss Katie Higdon Folly.
Miss Jessie Bemis- Yivendierre.
Miss Mary Scott Spanish Princess,
Miss Carrie Frakes Fairy.
Miss Marion Wilson Pig
con.
Miss Fatima Higdon---Red Riding
Hood.
Kiucaid Bare-lesged Apache In.
dian.
Chas. Slack Prince of Darkness.
c. A. Barneburg Physician.
G, w. Moreing SpaaisA { waller,
Fred Hatch Hawkslaw the De-
tsctive. b
Floyd Blevins School Girl.
John Murphy Lorenso aIaseot
+. L. Benbrook Royal MILDLY.
Arthur Moore MONKEY
G. d. Allison Pirate Caief.
Prof Horrell Negro.
Dennis Marphy Iri4Btlos. mt.
i M zsc5eolner Uncle sam, i.
~; u wsil 4Ilovn
g z "U lootblask, 4
= = a a. - = Iyoll Eastern Star.
:. :. ~ = ion Du, ham Tobacco. Il
~ ~ lana Monk.
w n lin Episcopal Clergy, ii
~ n Pope Leo. II
T,'''', = - 5orn-Iink Satin Domino
~ ~ n =. aga-S u.Eluk Khan.
: l.I' '' BIeeE and White Do /.
~ An Valet. Ia
a.. ppel Negro. II
~ MI s. Negro. Ii
~ Black Domino.
am app ola Girl,
-Ap1y thleth Sailor.
1A'oD1J Hey Striped Domino.
80 tfiite Domino. Y
a. ~ White Domino. Il
~ 90, -. Domino. X
w I[ GuHu- domino.
riain Black Domino.
I'm. a.
~ - a jniou Ola Woman.
- ~, eLartge Tramp.
n . reenslt Clown.
H., y tan Elgh Muck-a-Muck oil
80 Aigaon Uncle Reuben. \.
3Tlddlefou-Pink Domino.
= 80 antrook School Girl,
IT, II many Fat Boy.
~, = int Dude.
~ 3potted Domino.
~ iey royer Cleveland.
III Yiasstcn- Mule skinner,
rsn 1ipiagton Yahoo.
pt;I Eh--sSailor "Nayy."
:" lting Knight Templar. 4
$4,000 EXHIBITION.
uyb.a s@-s-..-..-4
nm. Iwia 30 an exhibition at the
!, N.Y. Rink, "a Wednesday evening,
ri 5upiis b the public school. 1t
q
81 assists Of readings, recitations
,,;, Interesting drill BY the broom
M The latter entertainment IS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Kollnor Min & Mining Compa-
ny of New York owning the old Mug
get mai and mines are ready for gen
eral quartz milling Tor customers on
The most reasonable and economical
basis, Satisfaction gircn in every in
stance. Paul ] Johnson III IN charge
81 mill. i, K KELLEER,
Gen manager and principal owner.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
POST OFFICE HouRR.

Open from I a, N. to z P. NJ, daily.
Sanday--from a. o "A. NJ.
II. 0, KENNEDY, Y, NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

This paper is k,pt on file at y Q, nakos
Advertising Agency, % and 65 Merchanta
Exchange, San francisco, Cal, where con,
tracts for advettising can be made for il.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

,iEonF. D5c. "a. 1855.


-.sTbyER BEtr a very consider
cole amount of development work i
beng done, al The present time
throughout this district on yariou
silver mining claims, aside from an
nual assessment On many others
Inasmnch as the work being performed
in the development Of the vast re
| sources Of our most wonderful mining
section here Is being done by The
miners themselves, without the ait
lof capital and BY those who, though
scant Of means, are steadfast in tbeil
firth ia che finai outcome Of our camp
II certainly makes their efforts in tbi,
direction more worthy of special no.
hce. And hence, with your kind per.
mission, / beg leave to call your at,
tention to some Of the most valuable
properties that are being steadily
worked, with results more o. less sat,
isfactory Also 10 developments upon
others from teoent assessment work
performed as follows;
mcuHoNp BAsfx.
The West Richmond, Is being stead.
ily worked BY Messrs, Lowther and
Woodson with results highly satisfac.
tory To tho owners.
The La Plata is being worked by s,
II. Sands and Cadman on lease and
is yielding some good ore
The Mack Morris is also being
worked on a lease by Hatch & Co.
The Helen is leased to uncle
John Epley who Is taking out some
splendid ore.
The DaPy Crockett mine near the
Cox & Gophn is being constantly
worked by the owners, Billings, Me-
Nelly & Co, who are taking out a
large amount Of ore, that will run up
into the hundreds Of dollars per ton.
The Old Columbia mine near the
above is turning out some rich ore
for its owners who have just made a
shipment to socorro, which they claim,
viii run about $1,000 per ton. They
are extracting am informed, a large
amount Of ore from the Crank near
the Irene, about 45 tons of which has
been shipped to Miami min for reduc-
ton. This mine is owned, | am told
.by our Hon. District Attorney, J. D.
M4Cabe and n. Whalen, but is being
worked 81 q q Coplin & Co., under q
lease.
The assessment work for the year
1855, has been performed on the Pinal
uq Aztec, njnes 8uiea 6elaf,s,,'E 70 the
stats Dc this late e. u. Mills, Of Bro Oh
n, California. The former ha ? q
laft 40 feet ID depth. that shows a
Elm foar feet vide which carries a
arbonate ore Ola good grade. One
It was milled some time since at the
Iianai, that yielded 206 ounces silver
er ton The Aztec, also is a very
roaiising property. The recent work
D this claim uncovered new vein
,ur feet vide Carrying most excel.
,nt grade Of carbonate Of copper ore.
md NOW not wishing TO tax your val
able space further at present and
nth your kind Indulgence, win |
ontinue this report in yeur next issue.
Yours truly,
w. A. HobMEs.
49, 4
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Masonic fraternity Of Globe
viii celebrate Che anniversary ef st,
John the Evangelist by a selel,t in
stallation at their hall, followed by a
banquet at the Paseoe restaurant.
The editor Of the BELT struck !; rich
pay streak BY being the recipient Of
an invitation, We expect our ayoir-
dupols will be somewhat Increased
the following day.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

FOR SALE a compile Photo Out.
fit, consisting If tent, two lenses,
printing apparatus &c &c, All in
good working order, at bargain.
For particulars inqaire at the BEI
Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The thanks Of the children for the
Christmas Tree, are due To Mesdpmes
Wiley, Clark, Ross, White, Taylor,
Brookner, Vaa Wagenen, Hooker;
Misses Ada Livingston, Flora Woods,
Jessie Bemis, Fatima and Katie Hig.
don, Carrie Frakes and Emma SHasey
Also to Messrs. Jewell, Ross, Pierce,
Hitchcock, John Beubrook, Barthleth,
Floyd Blevins and Master Clip CLARK,
Mr. Jewell was the chief figure IN the
laudable enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Two companies Of eolored troops
(llo mem from Camp Verde passed
! through Globe, Wednesday morning.
They lett Verde on the 18th and are
we'll mounted, bat not for pursuit Of
Indians. The horses are large, heavy
and fat, The officers are Captain
Baldwin and Lieutenant EgglestoRe
r,,,,r,,,,,, r, rA..t-.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Saturday, I,eoonbor 20, 1888
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

TT for working people.
HnflAp5stage, aud we vii
HGilSa royel, valuable IS
Au4P that will PIT you
ing more money 10 . few 4
thought possible At any
hOt required. N0n can
II spare time only, or
hoth sexes, of OIL ages
30 cents q So easily
That al Waut VI
daas We this
who are
bay iGrf
esi 2
bayas
lABf't
laed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

The Baptists Of Globe havs decided
Ito resume their services Al tlie Baptist
church, commencing Sundsg Decesi-
Ben a0th atIl oeloek u M and to
continus for every atteFp % Sunday.
] 4Sll wlo fsal It to 81 e woF
1 Win N2EslS are nlAsF
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26
nIcnMoNp 80.

The West Richmond, is being stead-
ily worked BY Messrs, lIowther and
Woodson with results highly satiafac-
tory b tlle omnerg.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-26

Ayers and Whipple, Company N
They are on their way to Cainf
Thomas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-27
THE TEnRxLL BUDGET.

,.,. v..,,,, u.,,.a ~ n MI,
a Lazy Neatly hoo"eu oy err : a
Man Who Was Robbed IN nus dreams
and His Mind-Thrcc Dnys Raoins-
8 A Successful Duck Hunter.
-, t,,.,,.,, ,.
lbSHhhl'o u'' Spooi"'' ~ Nois
unique and daring Their was psrpoira-
tad on lady OF this city while shop
,,,rr All. ,y.,,n, sha v,s ,ccn,n.
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