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Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

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Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

The place to purchase jewelry and
is at Baynard's.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

Bush's, French s1eet wharf, Is the
place W buy good coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24
The Great Temperance Les,urer.

John B. Cough has been telling ST.
Louis reporter about his father, who
drank his glassof beer every day and liv-
ed 10 be ninety four, and three weeks be-
fore he died he walked four miles to get
the money which his son regularly sent
to him and back. His son, however, does
not think his case much argument against
his own principles, and has not hesita-
ted TO tell his audience about it. j. B
Cough is now sixty seven years old,
weighs l75 pounds aud apparently has u
gooi deal OF work left in him. Up to last
October he had been forty two years in
the lecture field, had Travelled 49B, 200
miles and delivered 8,594 lectures. He
has with him torty.two account books,
one for each year,ir which he has kept
a record OF these things az well as of his
receipts, expenses, etc. He never wrote
out lecture or planned in advance what
he " IN going to say, and he never goes
ON platform without an eu barrass.
ment which he continues TO feel until he
gets under head way. When he frat faced
an audience of 1900 in Spurgeon't
church he would gladly have J. '!ven NJ
the attempt TO speak. He has no children
but has brought up two boys and seven
girls belonging to others.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24
state OF tne thermometer

ut the REPUBLICANS office in the shade
o'clock 10 o'clock 13o'clooh
300 300 34'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

Ie' |" uaily, wholesale and ret.i,
"iaKer's, 502 King street
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

[s,a [ls at At half-price, at Vain.
0iz Market street. ~ VAIN
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24
An InhospitabIe Town.

A western man who moved 10 New.
York with HIS family two years ago,
In speaking of society there, the other
day, said : This IL positively the
most inbospitable town OH the face of
the earth. Take my own case, for ex-
ample. We moved here two years ago
from Omaha, and settled down per-
msnently in New York. We are not
country people by any means. Both
my daughters and my wife spent five
years of their life, prior to 1890, in
travelling about Europe, and the girls
are bright and rather pretty. We came
here, bought a house in Thirty sixth
street, for which paid the rather snug
sum Of $40, 900, and have lived there ever
since. The neighbors owntheir houses
on either side of us, and the block Is
filed with people who have lived there
for many years. am acquainted with
several business men who reside on the
block, and altogether felt that was
moving into decidedly pleasant
neighborhood. In the course of two
years not II solitary one of our nfighbors
has called on us. If eitbey of my
daughters should give a party to-mor-
row, it IL doubtful if their mother could
ask score of presentable people to the
house. My busiress has compelled me
during the last twenty years to spend a
great deal of time in Europe. ! have
travelled great deal, but have never
found society which is quito 40 un-
gracious as that Of New York. Every.
thing here in either blood or money.
Ii man is worth one million he is
recognized. II he is worth one hundred
million he is sought after. If no is only
worth one quarter Of million he is
forgotten. OF course this IL an old
story. The point | wish TO speak about
particularly is the snobbisb talk about
blood which one constantly hears in
New YORK. Another curious thing liz
that New York recognizes Lo other
blood than that OF the Knickebocker.
Though my own people were retired
snip owners in Salem when the Stuy-
vesanta, Br.voorls, Van Rem selaers
and Crugers were butchers. bakers,
shop-keeper, and harness makers in
New York. | am considered plebeian."
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

II yHu a., -. - iNts
kny,ht u 70 give him a call. at eI,her
Ey Iins irv i, IN Is lice. perfcriptions
Daily Republican., 1885-02-24

ut Buffers. " AZ. Va inby
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
rRisoyEs rcs,vps

Through the vigilance of SheiG 3. r. Pasc0e, what was undoubtedly q
 well conceived plaa on the part of J E, Williams (under indictment for gnur- der) to break jail has boen frustrated. Mr, Pasaoes suspicious wore arouasa by Williams actions aud change of demoauor,aa5 & thorough soateh Of tba jaa and person of the prisaney was ys- solved u9aa 9his was carried out last Sunday morning. Nothing WIS at tir,t found within tho iaii, but upon searching Williams, a tain piece of corset steel was Gouud secrstod in bjs clothing. Thc prisoner signifad his willingness to put his keepers on toljs racket Going into the eagc he closed the inner and ouEor docrs, and then proceeded to open them by means of the aWip of steel, winch was easily ae- compli9hed in few seconds. There was tGunu to la an opening m the locks, undCTEeatl, wide erough to in. scrt the piece of: steel witch WIS pushed up tut;l s atsaa tae JoIt end the door swung Q eu without resis- tarce. tereuiigR Rtaping his spacta- tors on this poiDs yitInlus vent to ! corner Of the jai ad uaearthea the blade of s caso kat ' with whiaa, it R presumed, beibtndol cutting through tho adobe wall. The prisoner claims to have had these implements iu his possession for soraeI Itime and tbat former prisoner p;:t him on to the scheme of opgnir.. the cage doots. This shows concIraisely the worsaIess- ness of the locks lrg in use at the jail and the DoarI of Supervisors shonld at orco see to t that thcy are replacea with moge secure fEssenings, A heavy chain and paddock has been placed on tho outer cage door which makes 1t reas0nablv safe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

be delivered to the civil aptborities to De tried under the law f5r the giola- ton thereof.
 4th. The removal of all wild and hostile Indians from the Territors and tbe abandonment of the reser7saion aystein therein as now followed and further.
 ith. We will pledge Gila Coah'y to contribute her full share in raising, supporting and subsisting Territorial militia actively engaged in preventing present or future Indian outrages re. sulting in the murder of our citizens and the destruction of their rtsrerty, already too often committed
 It was further resolved tbat copies of these resolutions be forward- cd to the President of tho United States, the Secretary of War and ot the Interior, to tue Governor of tho Territory, and tie Society Of ariiona Pioneers, and that the proceedihs5 of tho meeting be published iu the Ant. zoSA SILVER BgLT
 The meeting wag then adjourned subject to the call of the chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
sHERIFFs SALE.

T ] r. r. KEGLSRg vg CLENESg I,.8sftE snd
 l KATE LISsTEUI, ct. ais. Onler of Eaie s.d ! decree q lein. Ei ! Under and by virtue of aa ordez of sale and | decree of isig issued out of the Pod Judicial | Di5ygiet COIt sd the Territory 0f Arizo2a,. in Gad for tEs TssuEtY W{H,E oh kka 5gaa dsy 0t AuFii l8sTg aGer-i ia tNs. q. Ga4asr the { e'aNe n2laUd piaiutld .cs'lasaed Q Judgment { and Aerrae against ClsEie48 IFhssvha hpd { Eatt LiagtEgm, afeadan.s, cn the 25gE 6sS 1 q March l5eJ, l am commanded 10 sell ell ! the right, title and interest of Clemens GsiB, | strum Sad Kate LiHstrUm the above named 1 defsgriants, in and to th1 following dege.ihe3 : premises to-vit
 Aas certain lqs x psr:sl sf iRlIf h,iug sad
 heing E2sF and north q me soB5l @is5e, n l bpan,lei on the north by land claimed isy { Wm. Peari and Con Barns. and on tbe south | hy the GarTiEcr mill-site Gua heing what %as | formerly known as the Gem niill.site and de, l scii6cd iu a aScd of conveyance from C. X, SWaAey, recorded in thg records uf said Ciiia f (i1Ga.y, ih Reoar1 Book If Deeds gli lsks | SSj, oE So mach 6i said premises &s msy be ne- 1 Gessaly to pay d.c aiDosht dup fIsistiE to- ! vit the sGm ot SlfO " ana costs accrued ! cuoUu.ing go Sf3 % and costs and expenses
 of sale, together with all percentages allowed 1 by law. ., Public notice is hereby given that on Mon. Ssy the 18th day af May, A. D. leS5. at 10 ! o'clock a, n. 4 that day gt Ppblie Auction ! al Globe, in frlrt nf the SheliW5 o.H5s, will
 sell ail thc right, title and Interest Of the said 1 defendants in end to said described woperty | toNthe highest and best tidder to satisiy said ! eXscutio:, snd ail cnsts. E. r. PASC0E, apl,2Jm Sheriff, Gila County, .a. T.,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
lur 4th Of daly Celebration,

Preparations arc well under way fer a rtusing celebration on the Fourth of July. The programme, us an nounced, embraces orationshorse races, foot races, athletic sports magnifi- cent display of fTewofks and, the final aad crownirg etFit, q garden party at tbe tosidebco 5fDr T. c, stallo, he having generously rendered his spa 1tous grounds fc1 that pu,posa. II Q the desire ofth3 Gentlemen arranging the celebration to raise tho money necessary to def,ay tue expen8es, on tirely by subscri ition, 50 thaa the rrub. lie may enjoy tho ampsements of the day uustintod, without being called upon to pay for anything, Attractive posters, bearing the pgogramme for the day, have been sent to all the sur rounding camps mud we may count on large crowd and n glorioasly good time
 Ne understand that all the local sprnters have signiGea their nten- ton of entering for the foot races, and also that Several horses ara being gulotly trained with q view og testing their metal on the Fourth We ote to have stirring music too, the Globe Band having been reorGanjaad ruder tue leadership of Prot Aeschlimau and is praet,cing every evening,
 To Mr. Ed Lynas, mogc than to any one else, is due tI.e credit of arranging the celebration afl insuung its com hlete sacces5.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
"Reusn er Rata. ,

 Clear0 out rats, mieo, roashes, flies, ansss,, bedhugs.
 Heart Pains. PAlBitation, Dropsical SwvIIings, E5izfiae5s, indigtation, Headache, Sieeplessncas 5ysreG by Wells Health Remover" tis "T.ongh on Cozna.g Ask for WclIs Rough ca CorB1,o lSc, i4eIek Complete cure. Hard or soft co.ls, fwaTts, agDiUns. ..
 "Buchu-Paiha." Quica, 3cuplets cure, ali Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Dissksss Sealdinr, Irritation, Stone, GraFc, C8tafrh of. the Bladder. sI, Druggists
 god-Epss S8sss. Flies, reaches, ants, bed bug,, rats, mice, gopheIs, ehipnnnksp clcarsd o"t by Rough on Rats" l5c.
 Thin People. E "Wells Health Renewer7 rcsturss rpal.h and Sigar cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexu- al Debility. g,
 aRouga orl Pain" Cares cholera, colic, cramps, diarrhoa, aches. ftains sITains, headache neuralgia, rheuma. tisn. alc. Rough on Pain Plasters, l5.
 bIotAers. Jf yoa are failing, broken, worn cut and nsry"ls uEp ''NellS' Health ReRewcr.' s.. Druggist5.
 Lifa pTessgvcr T y6u ars losing yoar zip oa life, tgy Wells Health Rsaewef" Gtl3 tt.act to weak spots.
 "eoush en Plies" Cures Piles CT HeInarrhoids, Itching, Pre- truding Bleeding, Internal or other Inter- nal and External Remedy In each package, Sure cure, 5og, Druggists,
 Pretty Women. Ladies who wJr1.d retain freEnnesg rd tys. city don't tan C try "WelB Eea!ll Re ngser'
 eReush aa rtca.n ''Rnugh pa Itclis cIres humo.s, crgpti9as, ringworn, tetter, salt rheual, frosted feet,
 Rough on cstsEEh." Corects offensive odors at once. Complete care of woisa chronic casas al5o unequaled as garsle for Diphtaeria, Sore Ehsoae, Fual
 Tfa 1Ecpa eF sho Taiien. ClHlreu. slaw in development, puuy, 8Gra'gny and delisate, Use "Naijs' HeElgh he Reser"
 casazsla os th. Bladder. Stiaglng. irritation, inflammation, all Kid ney and Urinary complaints, cured by "Bu,
 'watur suHs Eoaehes" Rough on i,at4e eleaz, tlcia out, also Bee. tlss, Aitt.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
NEW SPECIALS AT E. P, KEEL

NEW SPECIALS AT E.P. KILL. MFR ( co. Complete line of new and fancy Jewe!ry, Fans, Flowers, PerGumeries, Satchcls, Collars and CutIs, Soaps, Combs, Rrushes, Base Balls, Cords, Bullons heller skates, EIast,cs, Papstericg, Threads, Cott0n Batting, Stationery. Inks, Bustles, Handksrchicia, CrasI, Quiits, Curtains cheeks, lawns, plaids, killaines, stripes, jeans, demins, tIssiugs, domcstics. ginghams, prints, ehembrays, erstcna, wasa anours, Ho61us, bouleyaras, tidies, fshues, b0w,, searfs, gloves, rufiing, Grimmipgs covers, towels, Irish and egerlustint trimming, val. encias, embroidery, aamburgs, null, pamsook, Victoria slaid and India lawns, piqae damass flannel, l;asay, cottohadcs, hose lad's vests skirts cir. cGlars jerseys chemi es night gowns ana aressa5, uisters ha8ls parasols, corsets, suspenders, h0op skirts, draw- ers, shirts, oheyiots, carpets, hata of all kinds fancy glash ware, tea sets, dinner sets, new styit; crockery. bas, kets, clusters boots . ld shoes, fGita- deiphia beer raspberry vinegar French hrandies, al'st Rock < l}ys, pipes, tobacco, candies, crackers, duliod corn, shroaed oais, olive oil, soaps. iustro, delicious reiiab, catsap, Boston brown breaa rcans2, Restop 5eans asparagus. eziretts roasiaras Fganeh peas ana mushro0as, ac@ dried frutts. patent medicines anl grocsr drugs, butter cheese bumps, fence wire, stoves, grain rfadisa past spades scrapers, cultiyatom plowa, cheap watches, carpenter aad whea8rigbt tools, and every aftiglo wanted bY tho miner, fatiaer, ranGhe or ih ihe house. hold &c9 &c5 &c.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Notice Of Forfeiture. .

NOTICE IS HEREBY GTYE.S tC sH. M. Carey, CT whom t may concern, ths. lhs undersigned has performed the annual sssess- mont work tDr the ear 1881, on the Bui,iGE Mine, ia Globe Mining District, Gila County, Arizona Territory, and yoH are therefor, here by notified that aIiess yoG pay ycur pTopoF. ton of tbe some, tD-wit: Fifty daliafs with iu ninety l84j azte fEom. thq date of the pub- llcatiou of this Ia,ies, fot@ in1tge5t in said mine vii! be forfeited Co the pad dsfEigpcd, Rc. corcIing to law, and yea Wil alsQ be reqaigsd to pay for siis adye.tiseIge:st arri aA aCerpsd and acCruiBg costs, J. v. EDDY
 feb 7-9of
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

r. Iyra. Thomas OF any fsrson holainge q, lie from him. the uudaraignsi Q c6-owder in the MarzzEita mius situated and being in th8 TetEit,Gy m ArizGBa, GGEnty rof Giis sud Gl0hc JGstrIet, AagIgE dune snA performed the auuVsG work og riAtafae zs fegHigpd by layg fer the vcar lSs8. Jht5, :aepfoEs, is t9 ECt,fy yog that # yqa dJ Ii1g pay y9uF full proportion Of cost of said 'FcFk tcsetler with cos' of this a>lYertiscmsnt within u.ng.f days after :Ec first publication Df thts notice, your irteFest fla said rainc ag cn-owner will utterly cf8ga ngd 5cG5lne the propeEtwpf the under. silaed by epsrstIGn of law. z. C. WYNN.
 Globe, A.-T,-JAs, 5i, IS85. js13I- -gosl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Notice Of Forf@iEare.

To Wm. Tb9msf or sny person holding ti, tle from him. the saacvsigue.i co-54rrr in She ManzanIta mine situsted sgd bsing in ths Globe B:stIics, having done gnl Serfofqyed the annual work GH sad nipe as reQdirs1t thT !aw for the year 1884. This, therefore, is te notify you thas t yul do net pay your fall prap0FtiGa of cget of said work together with cost ot this sdgeEt .seaeut within ninety days after the frat publication of this notice, your iuLergzt in said mine aa co.oRner viii utterly cease and become the property of the under signed by operation of law, .E,
 E. R. SPENCER
 Gl2ba, A. T., April II, 1885. apl lI-90d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
tfi-st paiiieaa54 Isr i5, isSs.l Application Ear Patent. . Application Nc, Ss6 far s Patent 10 ike
 lcll6s9. sIetsi AiaEus Ciaisas,
U. $. LEND OFFICE, TUcsofE A. r.,
 Mar fa fSs5

L, $. LEND OEfIoE, IUSAoE A. F., |
 May la.isS5. l. I
 Notice is hereby given EhftS. c, Ieiuemar, far himself and la-claimaiit Carl Soyer. whose Zone, ka slis dag fied his application fdr. 5 pateat for I59 llicar feet .. tte Eel,uw Metal mine CT vein hcgriEg mineral, wifi surface ground 6D9 feel in Wicth, situated iN GlDb5 Mining District; County ofGifA stA fs7r,t9- y nf Arizona, ali dosiguEted lNv the Eell r6tes auA official plat cd hlc ia this office t5 lot No. 7l, sail l9tN N6. T beiug as folloEs, to wit;
 Beginning at, the initial mopam5Et fasu- ton in locsslen po;ics and marking tho south wassetsy end cetlCr q claim, at a post 4 fcsS loag inches A diameter in . TEonnd ofst9Res, marked .''Ns II. No. 1, 1. Mh; ti.ais5f. z % dcgS.. 30 mia, E 30G feet to ! sQG ll feet !. iung inches in diameter ii ihouDi Of stones, marked " NJ. No. 9'2 tfsnee N 10 iegs. 20 lnm T. 759 feet Co [. post q iaet loIig { inches il. diameter in mound ef ataitea, marked ~ N. No: S.; $. pineral idoauipent NG D; thenca x % dSgs % min " 50 feet b north essieFly end celteg pf esaim, at a fost ! inches in diameter 4 feet long in 9 mound of stoEssi marked "Y 8i. No. "; thence x 60 aess 26 min. " 39o feet ta . post fsss ldag, ! Inches ! iH diahieter in 2 mound ] ssoPcs ma ke} " M. No }; original fdonuinstf besYs N 50degs. ! % min. M g fget distant thehce $ 40 degs. % m:l " IaH felt td i post 1 feet long { mches in diametSs il mduud of stones, parked ", M w. 6'i; thealcG $ % degs @ uir. E SO fett s5 pest marked ~ M: No. | ], ! NJ piars f beginning. rst Aisgneii9 variation r degs 5 s,ih, E, This claim calitsins lG.s acres:
 Gtis claim is On upstitTsysl lRad, about l piies northWestcrly rom thc town Hg Globet and abalt one.haff niic from E05t Ghlch The lccatigH of tldS uile.is tte9s3ed iI tha l Recorders office af Gii@ County, ip Lock { Globe Iiniae Dissritt RbooF5s ss page l2S; end oacftetioil ef yTl9r in arigihal notice ot | l5eatiou X rlenTESd in baok g. paSe les. Atty hid 8il per- pns claiDing ad$efsely aay pgts.JA Qg slsa Yellow Metal INiHe or surfece gt01ad, aye required t0 file lheir adverse etlinl8 with the Register q she Uhitsd Staees ! land office, as Taezlh, Ar.zmlas within thG sixty dAss parird nl pUeuaatioa EercOf, os they will he lNtei by tirtueoi the pst yisiahs ! of the ssatgte.
 IL is hefeby ordered thai the iagssiug rsa, tee uf application ~ pahlisbesl fqr sen ns socuti1 weeks ir tke StIvKE Bstf, . weily neusf hpog pliiEsEed as 6lNth afneha. B II. THOMAS; Register
 LEaog SlcGaBr atty's 5i6bes isa e.y.l Arizons ihylSaM
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

To C. Winn and Wm Thomsa. or apy person bgldiEg title audsl CIT fg,yni thzsa sae undersigned | co-aW sr fetha E&fIllls gisirii sisliatea and beiug iu ths fefIise q Arise. Ra, County oi Gila aad Globe Dissea1E, "a fiag done aal performed the annual work CD said claim as required by law for the year 1884, This, therefore, .s ta notify you that f .xn3 a8n6s pay your fuil proportion of cost q said work togsihef with the cost of tlie gdycrtise, mept wi:hia ninety days after the 8fst putlil caik5a at this notice, your interests ia Sid claim as co-dUtgrs will utterly cSsss a1la be- c1Inc tEe properly 5f the undersigned ny oper. Ayian # lav E, B. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. I., April II, IS55. s,l II s51
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Fame mine ncyer looked better than it does at present, and so much ore is being taken out as to choke up the tunnel and necessitate another outlet. The ore on the dumps is be- ing sorted and that of high grade will soon be milled.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

F. F. Kellner waited Pinal thia week where he met George D, Tantan, formerly of Globe, and executed part. nershiP agreements for the new firm of Tantau < Kellner, of Phppix, Ari- 1oua They viii commence business August list, with an ample cash capi. tal, and George being ] good business han, the firm will no doubt got . fair bhars cf trade in PhGrix
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Mrs. Ross was the recipisnt of a handsome vase at the close of the school exercises yesterday; a present from parents and pupils, and desires to acknowledge the same through our columns, and express her deep appre. clatiOn of the good will shown by the token of regard,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Rev. D. w. Calfee, of Phnniy, whu is here on a visit, was so unfortunate as to lose a valuable horse last Tues. day night. The animal was staked out near an embankment over which he fell and broke his neck. The horse was highly prized by his owner, and will be difficult to replace.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

' W. r. Spence, ex-postmaster, was arrested yesterday by U. S. Deputy Marshal Mills and taken to Ph@uiz, He is charged with embedding funds belonging to the Post Office Depart msnt, while oheiatiug as postmaster at Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Louis Celia. Bianei, PbHlips and an- other party are taking out very good gold rock from the Munsop mine, which they are working in two arras- tras kept running day and night.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Parties. desiring, can obtain ice cream at the Pascoe Restaurant. Sun. days and Wednesdays, in any quonti. ty, at 40 cts. per pint, 75 cts, per Qrt., S per gallou.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The dance at the rink on Monday night last, for the benefit of Fourth of July celebration, was highly suc- cessful and enjoyable affair. 4 con- siderable sum was realized.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

F. Westmeyer has material on hand for re-roofng his store, which when repaired will be az nearly Gro-proof as it can be made A. Kinney has the contract for putting it in slynpo.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

s. Klein & Co.,, on Monday, shipped . bar of bullion, valued at Sl 200, from ore belonging to Gibson, Holmes and Kingsbury and mil,yd at the Miami.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
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Mir. Harry Holborn las been here for several days on a visit to his brother, Charles Holborn, He in forms Us that the lower country, tri- butary to Casa Grande, has collapsed and for that reason he has removed 10 Silver King where he has opened n general merchandising store. He bas chosen good field and we wish him uabounded success.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Miss Llllie Anderson who has beeh here on a visit 10 her sister Mrs, H. Eaton, left for her home at QuVo. tOa last Saturday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Ed. Hdolph, Mike Fiette, Peter Me- gro and John Buzza have secured a lease on the Golden Eagle mine, and have commenced work.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The FtlIner mill fold Silver Mug getl is now running oa orc fratn Gad- man nilie, Richmond Basin, and the next lot of ore to be reduced is from Joe Brewster8 Clainl.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The BEhf office tenders acknowl- edsements to Mir. F, Wipk'eman, of Pinal county, for a box of fine peaches
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Tho veteran psaspeetor Dr. Atkin. son, is in town.

A metry party of pienicers speht Thursday oa the mountain aear Eaton's cav mill and enjoyed them selves thoroughly,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Pierce and BoShe have their buiid- ing about completed, Charles Hol- born proposes to become their tenant,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
c. Wa WALT Rs, MaGhihist Gllsnitf,
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General Repair Shop

Estimates fprui kai for the construction ni tine VaRelsss Wind Mills, Tanks. Horse Pow. CTS, Pumping Mschlnery of all kiu,ls..
 DEALER in Stea.t Pipe Fitting Pumps, Hose. Hunting am3 Sporting GC-als, Fire Arna and Amnlnnitian. in9a-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

MINERS ATrETloS!-If you have a Mine or Prospect and will show to oui satisfaction that you can take ont pay ore, and will contract with as fer ita delivery we will supply means to help you along and mill of ship the ores 10 best advantage, ar buy the ore from you. l. r. KMhEae ( Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

A. D. Lemon and son and Rev, b; w. Calfee returned to PhmniS this morning. ..
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

Work has been resumed on Glbson's gold mine on Pinal mountain,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The Right Reverend Bishop Gil. mour Cleveland, Chic, is one of the many eminent church dlgn,taries who have pa5licIy added their emphatic endorsement to thc wonderful efficacy of St. Jacobs Gil ih cases of rheuma- tism mad ether painful ailments.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

! c. A. Fisk returned from Salt river on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
LOCAL NEWS;

Two.bit lunches at s5merville's bakery,