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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
THE CILr rGonl.EA.

4 few weeks ago this problem was generally published in the papers:
 Suppose COW to have calf al tue age of three years and yearly af, forwards till she be tweuty-one, the offspring to be all heifers and equally as productive as herself. How many cattle would the owner have at the end of twenty-one year,"
 A Eureka granger, who claimed to have solved the problem, told the Sen. tinel Shat tho number would be 1873 A Carson farmer writes to the yirgi. mia Enterprise that the answer was incorrect, and he summarizes as fol, lows: "Inerease to the twenty.frst year, 2,584; including the twenty first year, 4,1s1. These each include the parent COW. These, l claim, are the true figures, and I challenge the Eu- reka man 10 prove otherwise, Win nemucca (Ney.) Silver State.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
--s=s-7--=7-----7-s-- ALLEGED WUIsKRY PRATDs.

Whiskey frauds have an ominous sound, striking the ear of those old enough to remember the cry "whiskcy frauds" during the presidential ad- ministration of Grant and the more startling effect of the inculpation of officers of the government in the rob- bery, bat the present alleged frauds until more fully developed must be taken with a grain of doubt. There have been some seizures of Peoria, Ills, whiSkey in Philadelphia contained in funny" barrels, which were ingeni- ously made by increasing the thick ness of the buug stave and reducing all others as well as the heads of the barrels. Deputy collector Heuer III charge of the gaugers, who was inter. viewed by the St, Louis Republican said, "my idea is this, that the pack ages that are made with thick bung slave and also the opposite stave are made 80 for the protection of the bar rel, because the bung slave of the package is always bored on the top to allow for the insertion of the bung which necessarily weakens it. There is nothing Tn the heads of the barrels being made thinner, The strength of a barrel is ali important A barrel made in the way suggested would not stand the test of piling one upon the other which is the case when stored in government warehouses. No distller would take the chances of the burst ing of package of spirits because of their heads and slaves being thin. Our experience is that such barrels when gauged with the callipers and
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
AnnoNsA N nAKsxs rownngs.
tseIaHaao Ameican.l


 hm6ug the most recent discoveries in sciencc and chemistry, none is more important than the uses to which conn mon ammonia can be properly put as lea9ening agent, and which indicate that this familiar salt is hereafter to perform an active part m tho prepara- ton of our daily tood.
 The carbonate of ammonia is an ex- ceedfng]y yclatile substance Place n small portion of it upon knife and hold over flame, and it wall almost immediately be entirely developed into gas and pass off into the air, The gas thus formed is simple compost ton of nitrogen and hydrogen, No residue IS left from the amaonia. This gives it its superiority as a leav- ening power over soda and cream of tartar used alone, and has induced its use as a supplement to these articles. A small quantity of ammonia in the dough is effective in producing bread that will be lighter, sweeter, and more wholesome than that risen by any other leavening agent When it is acted upon by the heat of baking the leavening gas that raises the dough is liberated. In this act it uses itself up, as it were; the ammonia is entire ly diffused, leaving no trace or resi- dunn whatever. The light, fluffy, ilaky appearance, so desirable in bis. cults, etc, and so sought after by pro- fessional cooks, is said to be imparted to them only by the use of this agent.
 The bakers and baking powder manufacturers producing tho finest goods have been puck to avail them selves of this useful discovery, and the handsomest and hest bread and cake are now largely risen by the aid of ammonia, combined of course with other leayening material.
 Ammonia is one of the best known products of the laboratory. If, as seems to be justly cla,med for it, the application of it's properties to the pur- poses of cooking results in giving us lighter and more wholesome bread, 
 biscuit and cake, it will prove 3 boon to dyspeptie humanity, and wi4 speed fly force itself into general use in the new field to which science has as- signed it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The Rev, John " Scndder, of Min neapolis, seems to be 2 second edition of Sam Jones. None of your white faced damsels for me. he recently shouted in q sermon. "Glye me the nut-brown girl, who abandons her sun-bonnat, who can climb tree with any boy, who prefers good bread to chocolate carGmels and baked beans to angel cake. The kind of an angel for mo weighs one hundred and forty pounds and has more call for crash towels than cosmetics. Her waist is more than nine inches in circumfcr, cnce. She is straight as an arrow, sleeps eight hours day, has a clear head, a bright smile and is | joy to those around her.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

A Santa Fe paper says t is the gen eral belief in Washington that C. M. Zulick of Texas, will be appointed Governor of Arlzona and that Major Thomas Morgan, also a Texan, is Q favored candidate for the Surveyor Generalship. The Arizona Daily Star of the 18th, says E L. Hale of June ton City, Kansas, will in all probs. bility be the successful applicant tor Surveyor General Of Arizona. This determination should cause an inquiry what political platforms are made for, The one on which Cleveland was elect cd and which he sard embraced his views, expressly gave the Federal off, ces, to residents of the respective Ter ritories in which offices were to be filled.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

At Silver City on the 18th inst, the powder house of Neffe < Stevens, situ. ated at the western limit of the town containing between sixty and seventy kegs of black powder and 5000 pounds of giant powder, was struck by light. ming and exploded. No lives were lost, but the damage to property in different parts of the town was necos- sar;ly heavy The town is said to look as though it had suffered a bonn bardment -- windows broken and houses wrecked by the coneussion The school house, Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes and court house, in consequence of their elevated posi- tions, suffered most. The front of the Southern Hotel and Bennett block are reported as totally runed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

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 The casket in which tho remains Of Grant are enclosed is thus described. It consists of a red cedar shell, GOV cred with the finest purple silk velvet, banded with solid silver frames, base and crest supported by corinthian col umns. Inside the cedar she'll is the metallic part, made of highly polished copper the top being fastened to the body with adjustable clamps of solid silver. The top of the metallic case is of French beyeletl plate glass, as is al- so the top of tue cedar shell, which IS about three inches above the metallic. The casket is most magniiicently tuft- cd with cream eolored satin. There is also . handsome pillow, the top of which is artistically covered with rib bon-embroidered flowers, and on the bottom, in forget-me-nots, the initials 'sU. $. 6" The handles are solid sil- yer extension.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
coSFmCf BETWEEN GENTLEMEN.

As might have been forseeu the forced removal of cattle from the Ar rapahoe and Cheyenne lands in the h. dIan Territory, threatens a serious conflict between owners of ejeoted cat tie, their employees, and stookmen of contiguous States and Territories onto whose lands the cattle from the inter dieted reservation must be driven, in order to comply with President Gleve- lands order.
 A telegram to the Daily Tucson Times reports the killing, near Cimar- ron, on the line between New Mexico and the Indian Territory, of the fore man of a company that attempted to drive $500 head of cattle from the Ln- dian lands into New Mexico. Opposi- ton was made by employees of tho Prairie Cattle Company and in tho fight that ensued the foreman of the other company was killed. Reports were published in Santa Fe on Sun day last, that 100000 head of stock from Cheyenne and Arrapahos rsser- Vations were heading for New Mexico and many cattlemen of our sister ter ritory deGlaEe that these cattle will not be permitted to enter the Territory. New Mexico $ not fully stocked and Governor Russ says the attempt to keep out healthy herds is wrong.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
rod do not lsofd out in capacity when tested by tao standard sealed meas ure, genera talling off from a gallon to a gallon ea q a half short.
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An opportunity will Do given Gener- al Bradley to testify before the grand jury as to his positive knowledge in regard to the killing of the Mexican family above town, on tue 18th, of May, last, He has been subpunaed and should he fail to appear, B bench warrant will probably bring him down. This self,conceitod ass, who was luxugiating at Fort Bayard, eight miles from the scene of the massacre at the time it occurred, with several companies of troops at his disposal, had the cool gall to make the asser- ton that Il, General Bradley, have positive evidence in my possession that the Mexican family killed near Silver City, were the victims not of the hostile Apaohes, but of other Mex jeans and Laguna Indians!" Theself- conceited fool that makes this state ment in the face of the fact that there is one of the persons wounded at the time the five others were killed, still here, and the two little children that escaped to the brush, and several oth- CTS who saw the Indians committing the murders, stand ready to testify that it was 2 band of Crooks Apache pets that cQpmitted the murders, is a plain, unacJsigerated liar! Ii there is any offenseA Il this, General Bradley, just chargt t to the old account, and the EnterEs .aa will sec that it is prop erIy balanced in the sweet eonsequent- ly.-Silver ojJy Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
SUMMONS.

In tho Justices Court, of Globe Precinct, in the County q Gila, Territory of Arizona, John " Wentworth, J F.
 C. A. Chapel PiaintiG, ys. The Washing. ton ana Antler Sliyef Mining Company, De fendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to The Washington and Antler Silver Mining Company, Defendant
 Ys,u are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office iu Globe, in the County oi Gila, nn the 9th dag Of October 1885, at 10 o'clock .. m., in m actien brought against you hy said plaintiff to answer the complaint of the above nRmed plaintiff
 Said sctiou is brought to recover the sum of Two Hpndfei and Forty One t24t 25l 25-i00 Dellals, balance duo on account forgoods, wares and merchandise srld and delivered to you by plaintiff at your request within two years past Gr judgment will he taken against yau for tho said amount together with costs of this suit 4 you fail tc appear and answer.
 Given under ruy hand this iiti dey of An. gust 1885 JOHN w. WENTWORTH,
 A Justice of the Peace of said Precinct aug,S 4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
A WARNINGl

Having learned that certain parties conten- plate bringing stock onto Upper Mineral Greek md the head Of Disappointment Val ley, containing what are known as Indian, Walnut md Government Springs ani other places where there may be water at certain times of the year on Buid range. Notice is hereby given tbat the undersigned, hare had possession of md have kept these springs in furthermore thai thare is now on said range 4ll the stock it will support
 D DEyORE,
 N. II. PRICE Mineral Greek, Gila County, A T., June 12, 1885. jei3d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The grand jury of Grant County, N. M, in their report to the District Court, find that Ex-1'reasurer Samuel II Eekles is in default to tho county S1S,5ll 41 and recommend that suit De brought against him and his bonds men Ut the earliest moment.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Maxwell the murderer of PreAer in the southqI Hotel st Louis, and pursued t6t Auckland, New Zealand, and nov 1 jail in st, Louis has made a written scaiession Of his guilt which settles thetuestion in regard 10 lis lease ofliis
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The body ofC. A. PrnlIcr, the vic tim of the Southern Hotel murder, in St. Louis, was exliumed last week and found to be in . perfect state of pres ervation. It will Do produced for identification at the trial of Maxwell which is to take place in October.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
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We are in receipt of number of tho International Lave Stock, Land and Mining Journal a new paper published at Fl Paso, Texas. It is an attractive looking and newsy sheet and we arc pleased to add 1t to our exchange lis8.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

George ". Lane of Buffalo, N. T., has, to the great surprise of Demo cratic Territorial politicians, been ap. pointed Secretary of New Mexico, which is not m accordance with the wishes of tho people of that Territory or the recommendation of the Dele. gate in Congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

While w3 do not approve pla- cing the military in charge of the San Carlos Agency Indians, yet we do not know of better appointment than Captain F. E. Pierce. He succeeded Captain Emmet Crawford in the police department of the agency and has proved himself an angel in compari- son with his gruif, dictatorial and self important predecessor. We can con ceive of no good reason why the Prosi- dent should have made the change nor do we believe he can give a reason for his action in that regard. The h. dians of the agency are obedient and industrious and are now hauling the product of their farms to market. Mr. Ford, the late agent, had their conf dence and esteem and as they have al- ways been opposed to military rulo they are not expected to take kindly to the change.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

September 4th is tho last day given cattlenen fur tie removal of stock from tlo Indian Territory Cavalry are already on tho ground to see tho Presidents order executed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
NOTICE.

Having loaaod our interest in the Cottor- tail, Jaek Rabbit, Little Chrissina and liar kin mining properties to Samuel Richmond toi three months coinneileiag on June 3d, ISS5 by virtue pf Q written agreement, we are not responsible for any debts incurred by rea. sals of working said minss
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

A Kentucky astronomer says bFil- liant comet VII appeag in the soulh- west n tlle latter part of August
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
GREGORY INSTITUTE,
TucaQIl. AFIxona.

DR. AND MRS. JI. GREGORY, LATE of California GosIcge, will open Day and Boarding Scho5l sepsonbsF Sd, 1885 For further particulars apply Co
 GREGORY, Tucson, 4 T. lMlNls-lnl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

It $ said tho Montana copper mines arc having q hard struggle to produce copper without loss with the price Of fine copper 101 cents iii New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The rate of taxation in Nohave county for all purposes is $3 B on the $l00 valuation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
For Rent.

A reat frane house, cantainiug three good sized rooms, hali, pantry and clothes pYesa A set of walnut furniture 0 bo lat with it. Locatinn, central Rent SIS Q month Alp, ply to e. s. VAN WAGEN EN. < aug.I5tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Win transact General Banking Business,
IN All Or ITs gRANUHEs.

Will receiee deposits on open account sub. lect t0 sight checks.
 M'ilI issue Certificates Of Deposit rspaYa. bic on demand.
 Collections made on all points at Lowest Rate of Exchange,
 Win draw Sterling demand bills at custom ary issuance on the Anglo-CsliiorliA Bank lLiluitedi London, England
 Refers by special permission to Anglp- Cali, iernia Bank and to J < W. SeliSman a Co, New York.
 REsPoNDENTsi ANGlo-CALiFoEsEA BANK Iimitel), San Francisco, California,
 "a W. sRuaMAS 6 Co.,. New York. ANaLo.CALlroRNr BANK tIimisedl, Lon. dop, England.
 MRRCHANgs Lo4s < TEusr Co, Chicago. BANK oF CosmERcE, St. Louis. 8fAssACHUsErrs NATIONAL BANK, Boston. Los ANGELES CoggrE BANK, Los Angeles, KALEs q LEWIS, Fhpuix, AT. BARK or AmzosA, Prescott, A. T.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Nationals VS.. Virginia to-day a, l:2o.


On Saturday Col. De Ahua, the quondam
collector of customs at Slka and later timber
inspector of Carson City, called on Commits.
sioner SparksEegardln the adjustment Of his
accounts. The commissioner who had been
harrassed for some time by this matter, said
he had no time to listen 10 him, whereupon
Col. DE Alma became abusive aud cursed aud
sworc, and WIS ordered from the room. He
continued his abuse and was finally elected,
partly through the commissioners efforts. The
mars hal served u warrant upon Commissioner
Sparks saturday afternoon, and his personal
bonds were taken for his appearance before
the police court to-day. The accounting OIL.
GERS ofthe land Office state that Col. De Anna 8
accounts have not bodn adjusted because of
his failure to furnish evidence of his employ.
ment oil active duty during certain days In
March aud April last, for which he put in his
Dill for per diem pay. His salary, however,
has not been stopped, and the suspensory
orders the commissioner applied only to his
per diem allowance.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
A&A+++4+4A4A+A4+t++++t++

New assortment of silk Lace and
Jersey Mitts, all new shades, at
IS, IS, 50, AZ, So, SO, 50, 6s, 7s,
and csc per pair.
Misses silk Mitts, s4c a pair.
silk Gloves, in all the latest
shades, at 68, IS, 50, oS, SI.1o,
SI.a5, SI.4S, SI.75, and Sr.0S.
Just received, a new lot Of the
celebrated Palais Royal Kid Gloves,
in dressed and undressed.
All shades in Hermann Yelling,
2sc yard.
Polka-dot Null Fichu, very cheap.
I6c.
All-silk Escurial Fichu, bargain,
csc.
Pique Chemisettes, for a5c.
Triple-row Canvas Ruching, I6c
per yard.
Organdle FEDORA KuChlng, I3c
per yard.
A very pretty novelty in Black
and White Check Coaching Parasol,
$3.50.
Changeable Silk Coaching, which
would be cheap at So; our price,
S3.Io.
Black Satin Parasol, with white
and colored Innings, trimmed with
All-silk Spanish Lace S inches wide,
at the very low price of Ss.S4.
Silk Pongee, Is ribs, paragon
frame, SITS.
Satin Coaching Parasols, all col
ors, 9Sc.
Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas,
$3.50.
National Republican., 1885-05-11


Marshal McNichael presided over n jury in
the circuit court last Saturday making inquiry
into the lunacy of Timothy Sands gentle
man some ~ years OF age, formerly of Wis.
cousin, aud who 1t is declared is unable to
manage his own affairs. Tnu petition Tor the
commission was filed in February last by his
daughter Mrs. Davis, and she with her sister,
Mrs. j. d. Croisant, are represented by Col. W.
A. Cook, aud the respondent by Hon. George
g. Hdlelton and j. j. Willard. Mr.. Cook IN
presenting the case to the jury promised to
show that Mr.. Sands, who was in possession OF
considerable property, had reached that time
OF lie when his mind had become so i'm paired
that he was not aOle to manage mis- business
ntiaifsand property. Mr.. llaz ilton, in answer.
ing, asserted that this was an effort on the part
vi the petitioners (tho sOu-iu.law being tue
principal to the pr0ceeding) to secure control
OF the property and the acts Ul Mr.. Sands. lie
promised 70 show that he was one Of the po
neers OF Wisconsin, had accumulated consider
able property, and entirely capable OF looking
alter his own affairs The testimony was moi
completed ON the part Of the petitioner when
an adjournment was taken.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Largest display boys suits. Eiseman $, 9TH & E


The Leon2o brothers will produce this aflcr-
noon and night their great new drama of
THE Dogs Of the sierras; or, the Planters
Child" which they have had IN active prep.
aration Tor the past ten days, introducing their
four great acting dogs, Lion, Tiger, Prince,
and snyder, and an entire new dramatic com
pany, so as to give the play in the most etiec-
tive style. II Is replete with wonderful and
thrilling effects, and tho acting and sagacity
OF their trained dogs should crowd the Dime"
every afternoon and night this week. Seats
can be reserved during the day by applying AT
the box office.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
THE COURT RECORD.


Court Il, Genera, Tcrm-Chicf Justice Cartier
and justices James drd Ncrrirk. Assignments
for to-day: Nos. ?, IL, -, H. Is, l9, -, "a, %
~, -, ~ 80.
crcuH Court-Jusiice Cor.-Curran vs.. Bur.
ford; demurrer to plea sustained. WRuerson
vs. District Of Columbia; new trial refused,
Close VS. Luckett; new t,al granted. Bailey
vs.. McMichael, new trlal denied. Tyler VS..
Gilmore; suit revived by Job Barnard and 5.
r. Bond Blown VS.. ThompsOn Judgment by
default Barber VS.. Ruflin; motion for now
trial; hearing continued. Reed Va. JacksOn'
leave TO amend declaration Cropey vs..
Shreve motion for Judgment argued and sub.
mitted. Moses 4 Son vs. Taylor; motion took
anime books granted. Fisher, trustee, VS.. Nc.
Michael demurrer to amend pleas noice not
IN time.
Equity Court-,Jusiioe -Worthington
vs. itandall; referred to the auditor to state
trustees account. Parker VS.. Lewis ct al =; pro
coniesso against certain defendants ordered.
Chase VS.. Ticrney; appearance OF absent de-
iendaut ordered. jackson vs.. Jackson; sale
ordered and W. II. McElresh appointed trus-
tee TO sell. Morgan vs.. Boldon; sale finally rat
flied and cause referred to the auditor. Balti'
more and Ohio railroad VS.. Hcl3el; bill dis
missed and taxation of solicitors ices ordered.
Criminal COiuH-JuHice NdcAHhur.--Danicl
W. ANA 5. L. Middleton, Clnbczzement; mo.
tion to quash partially heard. George W. Blocs,
presenting false claim; nollo pros entered
No assignment iOr to-day
National Republican., 1885-05-11
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of Day in and
About the CITY,

James @. Clark will give an entertainment
at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
tonight, consisting Of singing aud rccitstions.
A dead white infant was found Saturday
night by the police on Virginia avenue, be.
tween EOurhnd.a.halfand Sixth streets south
west.
An alarm from box eighteen. at 4.35 n. m,
was for a burning chimney Of house 2l2 Jack
sou Hall alley, occupied by Moses Smith.
Damage slight
The chimney Of house 222 Thirteenth street
northeast caught fire yesterday morning but
was put out by officer Clinton before any
damage was done.
A car load Of young shad was sent to Paw.
tucket Bay, Rhode Island, yesterday by the
United States fish commission. This Ia tho
first shipment Of this season.
officer Parker brought to the eighth precinct
station Saturday an insane man named James
Purcell. who escaped from the insane asylum.
He was subsequently returned to that inStitu-
tiOn.
\ nolle pros. was entered by District Attorney
Worthington last Saturday In the case of Geo.
W. Block, indicted In september lsSl, on the
charge OF prescntinga false claim for pen.
siou.
Mr.. Nathaniel Roscnburgh the retiring sec.
retary OF the Washington Literary Association,
has been presented with a handsome gold
badge, II laid with diamonds by the members
OF the association.
While Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Jarvis were out
riding Friday afternoon the horse attached to
their carriage became frightened and ran
away. The vehicle was upset. Mrs. JARVIS
was seriously injured.
The annual sermon to the Washington Com
mandcry, No 1, knights Tcmpiar, will be de.
livcred Ascension day (Thursduy next at 8 p.
IN, by Rev, W. E Parsons at the Church Of the
Reformation, Capitol Hill
A horse and buggy, driven by George W.
Scott. was run into by Il bicycle ridden by
Louis Solyon, Saturday afternoon at the cor
ner of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Tho bicycle was demolished. No one
was hurt.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Tremendous stock boys suits Eiscman's, &E


Henry W, Doubleday, 7lj II street, reports
stolen from his kitchen Friday satchcl Sl.7O
in money, and 4 pair of gloves; total value,
s.. b. silvcrburg, Jl2 Finh street, rcpcrts
stolen from sidcbOard in dining room within
the past three weeks twelve bottles OF wines
and WHISKY, value ST. Alice Heurigun, 1857,
in alley between aud U aud Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. reports 81 olen from her house
on the hth instant II small nicke!-plaEed watch,
value 81.