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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
SUMMONS.

In the Jgstice's Court. Of Glohe Precinct, In the County oi Gilat Territory Of Arizona, John " WGntWprth, J r.
 c. A. Chapel, Plaintiff, ys, The WHshiig. ton and Aptler silver Minips Company, De. fendRBE4
 The Territory of Arizona sonts greeting go The Washington and Aotler Silver Mining Company Defendant.
 Nca are hereby stinmoned to appear before me, at my office in Globe. in the County of tfila on the 9th day of October 1885, al 10 o'clock a in., in an action brought against you by said plaintiff Co answer Che complaint of the aboye named plaintiff,
 Said action is brought tp recover the suEn of Two Hunlred and Forty One i2at 25| a. 100 Dollars, balance due op account tforgoods, wares aud merchandise srld and delivered te you by plaintiff at your request withia two years past or judgment will be taken aga.nst ypn for the said srlgGnt, tagethas with costs of this suit fl ven fall G appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of Au. gust 1885. JOHN w. WENTWORTH,
 4 Justice ot the Peace of sail Precinct aug. .S-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The copper mining industry is de- pressed not only in thisyicinity but in the far west and even in Australia where some of the richest copper mines in the world arc located Un- der date pf May 7tha gentleman en- gaGed ir South Australia writes as follows with reference to tho de. pression of the mining industry of that country: "The Wallarpo and Moonta copper ore mines, the largest in Australia, will suspend operations almost entirely at the and of the pres- ent month These mines employed nearly 300Q men and boys. Three hundred men lave already been dis charged from the Wallaroo and 800 others have been notified to leave. The AooTita mines, employing about l700 men and boys, have begun 2 general discharge of their hands owing to the deIlfesslotl ot tue copper mars ket The suspension of the above mentioned mines either wholly or ia pant will seriously affect the Wallarco Smelling Works and may cause its en- tire suspension. Tho works will at any rate tease operations proportions ate Q tlio de5rease Of the copper product oF these two large nlings lfIaaeoek AleIil M
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
Probate Notice.

In tha Probate Court, in and for the Coun- ty of Gila, Territory of Arizona
 In the matter of the Estate oi Hans Anton Anderson, deceased.
 OrEier to show cause why decree of distribu- tian should not be made.
 On reading and filing the petition of Olof Martin Anderson, e&esutor Of the Estate of Hans Anton Anderson, deceased, and praying among other things for an order of distribu- tiou of 2he residue of said estate among the persons entitled:
 It is ordered, that al persons interested in the estate ui the said Hans Anton Anderson, deceaaei, lle aud appear before ths Probate CguIt, In and for the said County ot Gila, at the Court room of said Court iu HEnbe. In said GilR County, on MONDAY, the 24th day of August 1885, at 10 oElock Q. m., then and there to show cauee why an order of dis. tribution should not be made of the residue sf said estate among the heirs and legatees of the said deceased, according Q law:
 It is further ordered, that a copy of this or. der be published for four successive weels, be- iofe the said 2ath day of August 1885, in the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, newspaper printed and published in the said tiila County
 Dated, July 20 1885.
 c. A. sW5ASET, Pfobate Judge.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
(Rirst pabllostsoI Aay g. Issti Application for Pafent. < Application wo S7g for . pateRt Co tsiC Yellow tIctai htaing Glasa1i
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I,. s. LAND OFFICE, TuosoF.tA. ga l
 May i4, iSS5.
 Nut'aeis hereby given that S. C. HeiFc.aGS for himsslt and co-claimant, Carl Soysr whosa post office adtlreks is Glgbcs Gila County, Ari. zona. has thls lay fled his application for 2 patent for 759 hneat feet of the Yellow Metal mine or vein b8NEing mineral, with surface ground 600 feet i4tlaigth, situated In Globe Mining District; County .ol Clila apd TeFrito- " of AnizonaS and idsiRnateSi by the BAld notes and official plss oa file in this office d i6t No. q, said lot Nc. q bsiag as fOli0Hs, t5 wit: .s
 Beginning at the initial .raonumsnt men. tioii in location notice and making the south westerly end center Of claiiu at post 1 feet long itches iri diameter in nopad of stones. marked "; M. No. l, l. M''! thence $ 60 degs., % min, K 300 feet to post 45 feet long inches ih hdiameter in mound of stones, marked " NJ. No. 2'; thence N 70 dezs 70 min. E 759 feet to a post q feet long inches in diameter in mound of stones, marked ''N.. NJ. No. g; U. s. mineral monument No. 1 Globe District bears N So degs. W 1i4 feet; thence N 50 degs. % min. w S90 feet to north. pasterly end center of claim, at . post 5'inches iu diameter 4 feet long in a mound Uf stones, Rarked ". M, No. 4'i thence N 50 dsgt. 26 min. w 300 feet to a pest feet long, inches in diainetsr in a rsdund of stones, marked ". M. No. 5; original monument bears N 50 deYN 26 min. w fset distant; thence $ 40 degs. 20 min. w 75e feet to post 1 feet long { inches in diameter in a mound of stones, marked ''Y, NJ, No. O; thence $ 90 degs. 26 min. F 300 feet Co post marked "Y. M. No. 1, l. M", place of beginning
 Magnetic variation l2 dega 9 min. k. This claim contains l0.4 acres.
 This claim is on unsurveyed lard, sbnut 7 miles northTesterly from the town of Globe, and about 0ne-half mile from Lost Gulch.
 Ihe location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office of Gila County, in look Globe Mining District Records, at page l28; and a correction of error in~nriginal notice of locatian is recorded ip book G. page l0s.
 Any and all persons 5laitnirg adversely any portion of said Yellow Metal mine pr surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona, within the sixty days period df publication hereof, or they will be barrcd by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that tAe foregoing no tice of application be published for teh ron. secutiye weeks in the SILVER BELT a weekly newspaper published an Globe, Arizona
 B. NJ. THOMAS, Register.
 LEMON < MCCAsE atty's Globe, Gila Co.,, Arizona. my23wl0
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
6LoBE, Gila County, Arizona,


 GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 July 31, 1885. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present Supervisors West mayer and Redman; abseut 5Uperyi- sor Gilson.
 Minutes of July 2Otb, read and ap- proved.
 Convened as < 2oard of Equaliza. tion.
 The following, >hanges were then uiade in the Asssssuent Roll. L, J. Webster :'~aalty, raised from $500 to s15QO; l& &.@3rt Delarge, per. sonalty, raised i4aS Sl120 to S14a0. Convened as q }cSrd of Supervisors. Claim of A155.4tA SILVER BELr, printing allowed 5lI s.
 Application hG7Il been made for the relief of Mrs. wilson an indigent person with twolehldren ordered that the chairman draw ! warrant on the Treasurer in her favor for the sum oi twenty dollars.
 On motion Board adjourned to 10 o'clock a. m,, Aug 10th 1885.
 6. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
Assessment Notice.
matamora Cen. a,nins com,ians.

AEntamora Cen. Mining Comsany.
 Location nf principal plnas oi business, San Frenciseo California,
 I,ocation of Works, Globe Mining District, CAilA County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of the Board of Directors, held un the (10th) Tenth day of July, 1885, an assessment (lSo, 2j Of @ Two Cents per share was levied tnon the capital stock of the corporati0n payaidb immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of thu Gtnlpary, 702 Market Street, Room No, 3, San Francisco, California
 Any stock upoSi which this assessment shall remain unpaid Dn the t15thl Fifteenth day of August, 1885, will be delinquent, and adyer. tised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will he sold on SAT- URl1ftY the (i2thl Twelfth day of septem- Per 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment tpgether with costs of advertising and expen. aes of sale,
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 J. PENTEG0ST. Secretary.
 Office, 702 Market Street, Room No. 8, San Francisco, California. july is d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
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 On Wednesday afternDon Globe wcs visited by ore of tho most violent storms ever witnessed here. Its ar. preach was hefalded by the appear ance in the soeeheast of dark and onl- inous clouds which advanced rapidly until the heavens were overcast, aud accompanied by vivid lightning, deep mutterlug thunder and the roer of water, the storm burst over the town with unwonted fury, Rain and hail rode upon the blast and fell in tor rents until every hitherto dry wash was converted into river; Pinal creek was soon bank full and tho an gry flood fretted as it coursed it's way north until it cleared tho boundary of the storm. On its turbulent surface 8 crate of live ducks rode tranquiliy; 6 spring mattrass was likewise carried down stream, also trunk which doubtless met withrougher usage than it ever had experienced from the hands of a baggage smashes
 The hail industriously harvested tho fruit and played havoc with window panes.
 A. Bailey bemoans the loss Of fruit from the visitation of hail, and other- wise suffered from the food of water as dld many of his neighbors from the same cause
 Joseph Thomas, whose place adjoins Dr, Stallo's on the north, sustained heavy loss, by the destruction of his fruit, upon which he had bestowed great care,
 Meanwhile the wind was not idle as is attested by wrecked buildings which impeded its course.
 John Rirchetts house was almost completely demolished, and his chil.k- en house, quite a pretentious affair was so badly wrecked that scarce a vestage of 1t remains.
 The Skinner building on the hill, recently used as a dancing school, waltzed around to the dolorous howl ing of the wind. ltremained intact but now stands nearly atrgbt angles from its original position.
 An outbuilding on the premises of George A. Allen was also partially wrecked
 The torrent of water and mud de- lugod the apartments of Ed L.ynes and A. L. Walker and assistant postmas- ter Thos Lonergau, rendering them temporarily untenantable. 5
 The residences of Dr, ". H. Cook and J. W. Frakes on Mob Hill emerg ed from the storm unseatbed, but pretty well shaken up, ,ars Cook mourns the loss of her birds andcages; when last seen they were eddyng iu the upper air, gone, gone forever fiom her gaze! Old Boreas also played mad pranks within doors, shifting the fur niture, even to the pianq, from aceus. toned positions
 Ae the south end, one of tue adobe walls of Charles Bankers brewery was blown down and Wm. Kellner who had sought refuge in the building, narrowly escaped being buried under heath. At Postmaster Kennedy s res idence a number of large window panes were broken by the haiIaad the yard strewn with debris.
 Notwithstanding the damage done. the storm was welcomed by our cit- zens, wearied by the drouth and iutol- erable heat that had prevailed for such length of time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
cAmp WEEPING.

Reys. Green of Prescott, Bristow oi Camp Verde, Melton Of Florence and Windes of Miami kindly invite the co operation of all tle christian in, clined people of the surrounding coun- try to come in and camp and help t5 sustain protracted meeting to com mence Friday night, September 18th, It an undenoninational movement, and we trust all will take hold and be as useful as possible,
 R. A. WIN DIES.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

A herd of cattle numbering 150o to l600 head and about 50 horses, be- longing to s. J, Corners and ] w, Ellison late of Texas, were driven through Globe on Friday, en route to the Verde country They came through from Texas to Bowie station by rail and were driven from the lat. ter point. The drive told severely on the stock considerable number were lost on the way and all were in poor condition. However, with care, no further losses need be sustained as water is abundant and feed much bet ter between here and Verde. Another drove of 300 head belonging to the same parties will pass through herein q few days,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

TT T.. for working people Send 10 cents
 lDl Ilpostage, and we will mail you FREE, HIHl Ia royal, valuable sample box of goods AA0 that will put you in the way of inak- ing more money in afew dayz than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not required Xou can live d. home and work in spare time only, or all the tiras, All of both sexes, Of all ages, gradually s'scessful, 20 cents to S5 easily earned efery evening. That all who watt work may test the busi. ness we make tiiis unparalleled oifers To sll who arc not well satisRei we will send Sl to pay for the trouble If writing tis Full parti. culars, directions, etc,, sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for all whQ start at once
 land, Maine. fel21 iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
Declaration of Sole Trader.

l, C0melia Anderson, nardsd woman, residing in Globe, Giila County, Territory of
 Arizona, desirous of ayaiiing myseif of the benefit of the Compiled Laws of Arizona Ter rit6fy, as provided in Chapter 92 Sections 24, 25, %, s7, 2S and go do declare that purpose and intend to carry on and transact business under my own name and on my own account, tic loaning nf money and dealing in real estate and all things incident theretc, ip thR afote- said County of Gila and Territory Of Arizona. And further declare that the sam intended to De invested in said busiucsa is at no time Go exceed i've thousand d0llass
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The two Mexicaus who "heid up the stage apd robbed the passengers between Casa Gran5le and Florence, have eoms to grief; ons was shut through tIlo bowels and the ether sur rendered ;t discretion. The names of the footp3ds are Juan Carranza and Francisco Yanez. Deputy Sheriff J. K. Muu,hy and William Cbgesman are the aartics who brought them to bay. lhe puralers hat a long chase and de.erve credit for their pcrseyer- anae. Their suGess was not achieved without & fight, in which several rounds were exchanged. Part f not all of the stolen property was recoy- cred.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The Wilcox Stcckman claims that the Lieutenant Davis who traduced the people of Arizona through the columns of the New York Tribune and uttered so many falsehoods concern ing Indian affairs in ths Territory, is not Lieuteuant Btitton Davis, recent Iy stationed at San Carlos, bat that the latter is now with tho Sierra Madre expedition. When we read the Tribune interview we were greatly surprised as lieutenant Britton Davis, during his stay at San Carlos had re-. ceived many courtesies from the peo- pie of i33obe and we did not believe him guilty of such ingratitude, and are pleased to know that he has been wrongfully accused. Lieutenant Br1tton Davis has the reputation here of being a brave officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
ApoaEs TOR sAls.

Less than lo00, si25 per hundred, at the yard Slo per thousand, Ado bes delivered in town, $l6 per tEous- and. Adobes furnished and laid in q wall, $26 per thousand. Apply to
 B PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Fred Hatch brought in some sam pies of ore from the Mack Morris, last week, which assayed from 2,3oO to 2,60o ounces. We are informed that there is a six inch streak of this rich ore which will average 2,0O0 ounces in Bilver to the ton. The ledge matter pp both sides will go $200
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The storm of Wednesday extended to Salt river, TonFo and Wild Rye. Mir, Curtis house on Salt river was moved about three feet by the wind. On Upper Wild Rye there was heavy water spout which deluged the valley. A soaking rain fell on Thursday night Iu the vicinity of Eddys ranCE, Salt riynr
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Mr. A. Tyson left on Tuesday last for schleswig, Prussia, his native place, where he will make prolonged visit, but expects to return again to the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Steps have been taken for the cree rion of Catholic Church in Globe. The ladies who have taken the matter ln charge have organized: Mrs. Ken nedy, President; Mrs. Welsh, Treasur- CT; Mrs Ryan, Secretary Collections '.-Mssdames Shanley, Thompson, Krentz and Atkins
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
NorIen.

Sam Jim, the fat man. desires to announce to the public Chat he is now sole proprietor of the restaurant ad- joining MoNelly's saloon, and no other person is authorized to collect outstanding accounts Persons know ing themselves indebted to ne are re- quested to sehSsSnp
 SAM JIM. Globe, Aug. Sth.
 9rockery and sEN Y9n agencn
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

schulzo has just received a new stock, comprising fne boots, dancing shoes, baseball shoes, etc Prices req. sonable Give him call
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
MAnRrEp.

.L0IIATAN- fGBWARD--In Globe August 3rd. by Justice J " Rsntworth Ernest Lohmsn aud hlts Nellie hosRFd WINKLEMAN- -CAMFBELI,l-Ih Globe August Sd, by the Rev. R. A, Windes, F. Winkleman of Pinal County to Miss Bar bara Campbell of Globe.
 The BELT tenders congratulations.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Father Bloise, pastor of the Catho- lie Church in Florence, visited Globe the present week and administered the rights of the church to number of persons. J. Thompson, John Holo- han, Job Atkins, A. Beach, E. Cachot and Quegln had infants baptized.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The present week has been prolific of marriages. Three were celebrated and the ceremonies performed by Rev. K. A, WindeS Father Bloise and Jus tice ,, W, Wentworth.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
TEnnEroaY or AnlzoxA.

TERRITORY or ARIzcNA, ..
 County of Giia s9'
 I, c. 4. Swasey. Clerk of the Probate Court, iu and for the said County of Gila, do hereby certify the forRoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an order made by said court and dnly entered in the laisutes thereof ginal and that It is a true copy of the same and of the whab thereof.
 , in witness whereof I have here
 SEAL. uato set my hand and affixed the
 - seal of said court this 20th day d July 1885. G. 4, SWASEY,
 jaly22 4w Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Ramsdell and daughter are enjoying the mountain breezes st Eaton's saw mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Arrangements have been made for the delivery in September and Oeto- Der of 5000 adobes for the building of a Catholic church. The edifce will be finished the latter part of October.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The distinguished U. S. Senator from Indiana, Hon. Daniel W. Voor- .hees, certifes that in case of rheu- matism in the back, he obtained in- 'stantaneous relief from St. Jacobs Oil. He says it is a remarkable remedy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The case of Brewster vs. Calfee which has occupied the tune of the 'arbitrators, Messrs, Bailey, Taylor and Fox, for weeks, was decided Thursday, August 9th, in favor of Calfee. The sum found due Calfee is $1 ,02427.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The storm on the 9th commenced at Mount Turhbull, Graham county, and ranged northwest taking in Globe and points beyond. It also extended east and south of Camp Thomas but passed San Carlos. About 10 o'clock p. m. 1t the latter place there was slight !" of rain, which could not be classed
 IT. Camp Gn t reports
 V the tootg f1rah
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Frank Blssig, Harry Hancock and John Bsggaure have leased a portion of the Rescue mine, owned by L, J. Webster.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

No news concerning the troops and Indian scouts who are pursuing the Chiricahuas.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
Jako i1anfFor, a raa8her on Turkey

Jake hanfFer ran her on Turkey creek, met with 3 terrible accident ono day last week, While chopping wood tho axe glanced and struck him on the log between the knee and ankle, pen, etrating and breaking one oi the bones Lauffer fell and the other bone in She limb was broken. The unfortanate mSs did not lose con4 sciousness nor presence of mind, but at once went about binding up the mangled limb and making q pair of crutches. When he had accomplished this task lie started for the ranch of David Harrer, eight hiiles distant, and must have suffered exerutiating pain on the journey, which occupied one day and night. Mr Lauffer is reported to be doing well and 1t is thought his limb will mend.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Twelve tons of ore from the Fame mine, recently worked at the Nugget, yielded $2,6O0.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
TrRmropY og ARIzoaA,

LNI5 IHLI DF ttEINVN.ll "a
 COUNTY OE CHA. ss.
 On tile 7th day of August 1885, personally appeared before me ! D. McGabe, notary public in and for the said County of lila, Cornelia Anderson, known t, me to De the same person described in and wto executed tho BpFsg0ing instrument and who acknowl edged to me that she executed the same fog the use and purpose herein mentioned
 --&-,, In witness whereof I have here. sEAL. unto set my hand and official seal E>- the day and year above mentioned.
 j. D McCABE, aug.S 4w Notary Public
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Sam Bowen came in from Silver King yesterday. He is going out to his claim, extension of the Rescue, to do assessment work.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Mir. A. B. Ross is having repairs made upon his recently acquired house on Pine street, with the view of oe- cupyinC 1t as residence.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

James I. Coffin who has been here for more than a month, returned to his ranch on Salt river last Saturday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

William Gill and Arnet had some ore worked at the Miami mill last week, which yielded well.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

This paper is kept on file at E. c. Dake's Advsraiaing Agency, 64 and e5 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con. tracts for advertising ean be made for it
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

Lowther and Woodson have de- hEered three tons of rich ore at the Nugget mill for reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

W. Oakes and J. w. Wentworth have bought out John Hollohan's saloon.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

2 Batalher will have orc worked at NsSeEet mill in few days, which it IS expected will run high,