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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15

Wbeu baby was sick. we gave her Cas;oris-
When she was child She cried for Castoria.
when she was Mis-. sheolung toCsstoria.
when shehafcbudren She eavethem Cast'a.
Just reoeived. a new and full line of silk
s'ye;s. in all col0rs. At prices away down
Never having kept these goods before, you
can be sure of getting the latest shades, al
she .-s4,oaF r,rieps
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15
TERMS :

HoTTCE-All persons purchasing at the above
sale viii please take notice that part Of the
purchase money-to be made snovn al the time
OF saie-vil be required soon as the property
Is knocked down, otherwise Il will be again ex-
posed 70 sale al the risk Of the first purchaser.
The residue Of thepurchase money mast be paid on
or before the confirmation Of deed and no deed
VIII be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid In full.
JOHN WINTERS.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15
Agents Wanted

To canvass for one Of the Oldest established and
largest NUksEKIE> In the States Estab-
hshed 1876 Business easily learned For terms
address ". d 4. smith, Geneva Nursery,
Geneva. n Y. apri5-4t-egw.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15

, d anth a ~
Having completed arrangements with one
% the largest shirt msnuiactories in the
United States. We are nov theiF only au-
taa-iled agents in this county. We can seil
yol shirts much cheaper than heretofore.
ole-laif-dczen. warranted A No. /. at 50 %.
J. b. SSYBER & CO.
L seems the FerDer Bros. are always
ahead They have already filled their new
RON with a large stock OF spring goods,
consisting OF mems heavy and fine hand
made shoes, ladies goat. French and do
nestle Kid. made over B. c. D and f lasts.
A.soa large assortment Of childrens and
nisses shoes.
Our line Of carpets Is sill complete bat at
ihe raie they have been selling they arr
bg1nd 70 soon b. ali. and owing 10 the wea-
reD' strike We expect TO have trouble in
filing up again. If you want anything in
carpets, cali soon before the line Is broken.
E-usmber. we have good BRUSSELS at 50.
a. aHa 3 cents. Fiowcred carpet a, IS, %.
- % and g. cents. A nice line Of rugs
J B. SNYDER & Co.
Gr,1 NARKEr-Msin street.-we have
.-t added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Make; in which al meats can be kept cool
and c.ean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, &c, kept
o'lsisniiy on hand. Open daily Parties
'ly-ng meat can have It kept in the Refrig-
s'aios Until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
tos S,IE-Alshastine for walls and cell
Ar- Diamond Dye. al cnlOrs. Easter
A,s DYES. latest novelties. Garden Seeds.
-aadreth's and Ferry's Flower Seeds. choice
'a'siies. Mixed Paints. small and large
z-aatiis>. Window Glass cut to order.
White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes.
c. Y. BoYD, Druggist.
hta5siSs y WATCHEs.-Having bought
q ii-Hleuse stock Of American Watches at
--' expressed prioes. I am selling them al
fas never before quoted. waltham, Fl
Springfield and Rockford movements
I >'lt Silver cases at S, SO sl2 and si4.
h'e'y watch guaranteed.
f. Mcdowell. Jeweler,
Somerset, Pa
have on hand at all times complete as
s'inelt u the celebrated Studebaker wae-
- eiiher steel-skein or hollow-iron axle.
as wagon was contracted for by Uncle
~ during the late rebellion. and the splen-
service rendered during the war has
-1el = where i stands to-day all over the
'l o'a'es, away ahead Of all Others.
=. ana 81 them, or Try one at J. B. Hol-
'2lns = Every wagon fully warranted
-LAeHEEs send AZ once for fun psrticn-
= q he Normal Cas- which viii open on
.llsg' Nay 4th At Gresory's Business
st' Altoona, Pa Teachers from ali
- 'le STATE are Joining. The FIxEsr DE-
NNtNl % PENNANsHIP and most CON-
t''e and business like oefuaI ba-aes de-
4''li ~ the State Full details free.
:, :! Isr'on advanced in ARITHMETIC admit
~ 70 'he class. address, mo postal cards )
GRneoET & FonEEs.
Altoona, Pa
never had as hne a line Of men's
-l' and boys clothing. Our stock IS
pete. To cur Regular customers it
-. -'eess-ry for Us 10 say that we sell
- cheaper than they can BE- bonrht
sAeIe else, but 10 those who nave never
- el''hins FROM ~ D-~-rgiJi give rcu
ss1.,, -,'s' a 'ojsaa'sss ssa m APRlses aud to
k.n = ti itnossre 81 ---.8,.i ~ say it
- ,ol y .sa~NooI, aud you can bet on
= fiskis sin al la,ge.
J. B. sSrDEE & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15

The eyes of bee contain LOCO mirrors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-15

,ssdv-mixed paint at. B. hoidefDA1in
,.,,.s oils and yarnishes al J. B. Holder
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
cOaImUNIcATEB.

Fps. SILVER BELr After the rail- road meeting, last Saturday evening, the trustees of the Nj. K. Church were pained to observe the filthy condition of the building The mating and floor were badly and permanently stained and difgured by tobbacco juice The officers Of the Railroad Company are in no way responsible fol this t rests on a few persons in the audience, compared with the large number present The trustees cheer fully granted the use Of the church for tho meeting, without expectation of thought of compensation, but they be- lieye that from the people generally, of our town they may claim that re- speet which is due, by common com sent Q places set apart for religious purposes But if this is not allowed by some, they must at least admit that the property of others should not be injured. Another act which the trus- tees disapproyed of was the ringing Of the boil by thoughtIess persons wbo sought to alnuse themselves and oth- CTS while the audience were passing out; now this was not an Injury to inc church, but, nevertheless, it has been conceded, ever since the bell was raised to tts place, that it should be rung for regular or appointed meet ings only excepting in the event of a fire in tho town. If the violation of this rule 10 permitted, then in case oi fire, people will not De likely to heed the summons. Some one is appointed to ring the bell and the rope should not 70 pulled by others,
 We trust that our communication will be needed " the public and ae- capted in tbe friendly spirit in whicb it is written
 N 3, Ross, Secretary Board
 of Trustees
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
WI wIrr mAyn A nArLRoAD.

I The interest manifested by the peo. pie of Globe in our projected railroad,
 was evineed by the .arge audience as- sembIed in the Nj. E. Church, last Sat. urday evening, to hear President ]. w. Eddy recount the progress he had
 made In the east on behalf of the Ari- zona Mineral Belt Railroad. He ac- quainted them wish every important step, taken, the many reyerses met 1 with and his final success in placing the enterprise on a firm footing The gust of hls remarks is that the Atchi- son, Topeka < Santa Fe, Che Atlantic & Pacific aud St Louis & San Francis. co companies have entered iutoa a joint traffic agreement with the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad, which virtually guarantees the interest on tho bonds of the latter road That itis so con- sldered in the east is shown by the fact that it immediately gave the A, NJ. B. Company credit and attracted the attention of capitalists to the bonds, which it is proposed to issue to build the road. The Cambria Iron Company, of Johnstown, Pa, imme- diately accepted a contract to furnish 5000 tons of steel rails, to be delivered in April, May and June, and more when required. An English syndi- cate made an offer for all the bonds and it is probable that the pegotia- tions now pending with this syndicate, will be consummated on Col Eddy's return to Boston.
 Dr. Alex Trippel and Rev. G. H, Adams also spoke encouragiagly of the enterprise, and dwelt on the i'm mense benefits which will accrue to Gila county by the building of this railroad.
 Col, Eddy and Gen. MeDonell left on Thursday for Tonto and Phoenix, on business connected with the road The Colonel will proceed from there to Prescott and thence to Flagstatf, to arrange forthe commencement ofsome preparatory work, Track laying will probably began in April and it is con fdently expected that y next Noyem- Der or December the road will be built and running to Payson, Green Valley, and that it will be extended as rapidly as possible from that point to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
X coxrRovRRsY ATsAN cArroa.


 Amicable relations have not been established ut the San Carlos Indian Agency since the advent of GsoEge Ford the successor of F. ?. Wilcox, as agent, nor will they be unless the agent internationally submits to the unwarranted dictation of Gen. Crook through his representative, Captain Emmett Crawford, which 50 far, he has eyineed no disposition to do. Military authority is especially linn tied to keeping the peace, administer. ing justice, and punishing refractory Indians. Outside of that the agent is supreme, but notwithstanding, the military assumes to dictate in all matters pertaining to the agency The latest cause Of disagreement re. suits from Captain Crawford's assum- ing to direct the agricultural depart ment. He ordered the Yuma Indians to report to him with their too3s, with the view of working upon the Yuma ditch, which was a contrayenti9n of previous order of the agent to first prepare, SOW and fence the land, and afterwards to dig the ditch for the passage of water. The agent is mas ter of the situation, and has the tools for ditchmg purposes ln his possess Ion. The military, however, supplied the Indians with suca tools, as were within their reach.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

The stereotyped reports of the pro gress made in the Bonanza mines, at Quijotoa, continue to be issued weekly by the superintendent and are pub lished in the daily papers of Tucson, for the sdifcatien of the gullible pub- lie. The mines of this company have recently been listed on the San Fran cisco Stock Board and are quoted higher than the stocks of many com. paniea which have paid large divi- dends. The grossly aattering accounts which appear in the San Francisco papers, from time to time. we are convinced, is part of a precon- certed plan to make big deal in these stocks. We have talked with a large number of experienced miners who have yisided the Quijotoas, and have yet to find one man who has any faith in the Bonanza mines. We do not want to condemn any legitimate mining enterprise, but wild cat min ing and stock jobbing schemes should be exposed, and the course pursued by the Bonanza Company, to say the least, looks suspicious and tends to work injury to the mining interests of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
Preferred Locals.

Taylor < Hatch have the largest and best selected stock of imported liquors to be found in the town, ea- pecially prepared for medicinal pur- poses. Also sole agents for Gila coun. ty of Cyrus Noble's fine whistles,
 E.F. Kellner offers for CASH, Hay dens Extra Family Flour, By the car load at $i 25; by the ton at S4 40 and by 1000 pound lot at s4 30 per 100 pounds.
 FOR SALE House and lot former y occupied by Roaencranze and oppo- site tho Old Globe smelter Inquire of GEo, P. scHoLErlELD.
 You can buy at the News Depot a box Of paper and envelopes very cheap. TAYLOR < HArcH.
 E x Kellner offers for rent part of his dwelling house, two comfortable rooms and kitchen unfurnished, or with furnished kitchen and dining room. Apply soon.
 Kelley's Key West cigars a specially at tue News Depot
 The Drew dwelling IS for sale For particulars apply at the BELT office.
 For chnIce groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs. R Gill's headquarters,
 Fresh ranch eggs at Somerville's.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch batter at Mrg. R. Gill's,
 If you want fancy crackers and fan. cy biscuits, go to Someryilles.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
Card of Explanation Of D. N. Lacy, Ex
 County Treasurer.

y In the published proceeding of the Board of Supervisors of Ciila County, I am made to appear as a defaulter for the sum of s4Oo. By reading of of such minutes it wopld be inferred by parties not cognizant of the facts, that had appropriated that much es the county funds 10 my own use. Such however, is not the fact. In ny final settlement with the county. I turned ip the amount due the county, less $400 and filed herewith my claim against the county for percentage due me on something over S7000 of coun- ty money which the Board of Supervisors disposed of without all lowing to pass through my hands, the legal channel, as County Treasurer and custodian of Ill county funds. When the Board of Supervisors allow my claim, which most likely they will be compelled to do instead of my be- ipg in arrears, there will be small amount due me from the county.
 Very Respectfully,
 D. B. LACY,
 Fix. Go. Treas.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Great loss of cattle and sheep in many parts of Texas, caused by the recent sold weather, continue to be reported. Hundreds and eyen tlious. ands ale dying from hunger, thirst and cold. The loss thus far is estima. ted at 10 per cent of the cattle and 20 per cent of the sheep.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
Ex. co. Treas

It is not generally known that Ari- zona contains within her borders near. ly, f not quite, sS,000 square miles oi coal formation, which is computed to De almost one.half of the coal areas ol the United States The beds vary in size from two inches to twenty feet, The Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad will give Globe accesstomany Of taese deposlts which are adjacent 10 the Al. lantie < Pacific, of which the Cilobe road will be feeder
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

By invitation of Mr Chas. Hsyse, we visited the Fame camp on Monday last, and was right royalty entertain ed. 4 visit to the mine and an exam. nation of the ore dumps, convinced us that the value of the property had not been oyer-ralel In the stope above the main tunnel there is a consider. able body of very rich ore and in oth. CT parts of the mine tho showing is good The high grade ore Oh Che dumps of which there is more than 100 tons, will soon Dc milled We de- sire b return our thanks to Mr, Hayse and also to Mr5Soyer for cour- tesies extened to us
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

ReyG H Adams, of Tucson, arr rived by last Saturdays stage, aud left us again on Monday. He preached on Sunday, at the N. E. Church, to large congregations. The Reverend gentleman is an entertaining speaker and tue announcement that he will preach is always sufficient to insure a full house.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
Notice Of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE IN Globe Mercantile Co. or who it may concern, that the undersigued has per formed the annual assessment work for the year issi on the Centennial Mine, No. 2, in Globe Mining District, Gila County, Afizo- na Territory, and you, the said Company, are hereby notified that uhiess yon pay your proportion of the same, tO-ifit: S25, within ninety days from ths date of the publication of this notice, yolr interest in said mine will be forfeited tO the under signed, according to law; and y0n win also be required 10 pay for this advertisement, and all accrued and acerueing costs,
 A. A MCDONNELL.
 Globe, A. ", Jan. 24 1885. aOd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Alonzo Bailey, says the Prescott Mlner. is Past Grand Master ok the Masonic fraternity of the Territory oi Arizona, and as such his name appears on the corner stone Of the City Hall- the building in which he will now be called on to represent Gila county as it's Councilman.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Death mas agaln visited the house. hold of Col, Leyi Rpggles, of Florence, and robbed him of his youngest son, Eddie, whose demise occurred week ago last Sunday, from membranous eroup. Itis painful news to the Col onel's friends here.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Both branches of the legislative assembly organized on the 21st F. K Ainswortb, was elected president of the Council and Gen. Rollins speak. er Of tfIe House.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Ca Monday, William Cotter had the misfortune to mash the forefnger of hn right hand The ininry $ q pain fnl one but the band will only be temporarily disabled At the same time James Murphy had j toe badly bruiscd l., large rogk fslliag On it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

The Phenix Gazette pays Gila county's representative. . neat com. pliment, It says; "Tbg Captaih is . staunch Democrat and a wide-awake citizen and will prove, ae predict, a
 valuable member of the legislature. '
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

TEe Silver King company on the 18th inst, paid theiy fofty-siSth diyi- dend of twenty-five cents per share, amounting to S25.O0O
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

4 letter from John Gray, Cold Spring Valley, near Payson, states that we were wrongly informed as to the depth of the snow in that section, at the time of the severe storm last month At Mir. Gray g ranch, which is higher than Green Valley, the deepest snow was twenty inches. Stock is said to to Re doing well He reports game plentiful and that in one day, in the vicinity of the ranch, he and bis companions killed 8 deer and IS tar. key He regrets having no means Of sending us shank of Fenson So do we!
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

c. A. Chapel has sold bis stock of goods to J. V. Hooper, of Los Angeles, Gala, He also deeded the same party, certain real estate and assigned a mortgage held on the Linstrun prop erty. Frank Jordan is in charge of the store.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
0sass Hours Of Globe & San Carlos Teie.
 graph Company.

From 8 to ll :45 &, m, I2;i5 to 4 P. n., and tO 9 D. m. Sunday hours--g to 10 a. m. and to D. H.
 Night-rate messages must be handed in b fore 9:20 D. m. Co insure prompt trans mission over w. U. lines.
 G. NJ, ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

The delinquent tax list will be pub lished next Saturday, and those per sons who wish to avoid further pen alty, should pay their taxes before that date.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
POST OFFICE TINE rAsLE.

oaice open on week days, irom T;So am. pniil I2 m, and D. h. until 7iSo ID, n. Sundays--From T;SO until Q a. n. ss- All mail etoses At l2 m,
 W E. SPENCE, Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

fENHE SILVER BELT k kept on He at
 \ l.. c. Dakes Advertising Agency, @ Merchants Exchange, san Francisco, Cal. where contracts for advertising can be made for it
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Taylor < Hatch will sell you q pho- .tographic or photographic album oheap- CT than you can huy it in New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

s. Gilson lost two of the most val, uable mulss in his team, while cross ing the Gila, at San Carlos agency, one day this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

w. II. Ford, brother of Mrs. w. E. Spence, arrived from San Francisco last Saturday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

We are pleased to note the election of our esteemed friend, Patrick Hamil- ton, Ssrgeant-at-Arms of the legisla- tive council.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
New Advertisements.
! Situation Wanted.

A widow lady with one child. wishes a iA situation as housekeepcr. general seam stress, or eliambermaid, Apply at this office. jan 24-if
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Judge w II. Griffin, of Alabama, arrived on Wednesday from Benson. He slll locate permanently in Globe and engage in the practise of law, His card appears in another column.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
Call for private stock for a good cig' ar tt Van Wagenens.

MT, and Mrs. w. X, spence have rented and now occupy Inc house di- reetly opposite the post office.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Subject of the sermon. at the Meth 'odist Church, for Sunday evenin& Gods Searching Inquiry.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

The Wilcox StOcsman reports coks teams loading. So we may expect large arrivals if the roads remain good
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

A fine horse belonging to Mr. La t. mer, valued at S15o, died Sunday, from an attack of cohc. ...
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Dr s. c. Hineman has made a de- sirabls alteration in his building by removing the partition which separa- ted bis drug store from Mrs Gill's premises, thus making one commodi- ous apartment, in which both the drug business and grocery trade will De ~condueted as heretofore.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

' 1. { .
 The annual meeting of the Silver King Mining Company wal held at tile office of inc company, inSan Fran cisco, January 18th. The rumored contest for control of the corporation did not take place, and how such a rumor could eyev have gained cnrren- ey is strange, as the old officers con trolled 91 ,266 shares ont of a. possible 1G0, GOO, which is remarkable show ing. The old officers were ie,elected, with B A. Barney again President and Arthur Macy being retained as Superintendent. The company show their wisdom by endorsing Mr. Macy ! management. While dividends for a time were suspended, considerable money was iudiciously expended in the mine and in inc improvement oi the plant. The affairs of the company were shown to Dc in a prosperous con dltion. Dividends paid during the year amounted to S50o00, and there was q balance on hand Dec 31st oi $33, DORSEY. The total amount paid in dividends by the Silver King Compa- ny was sl .S75,oO0, and stockholders have never been called upon for an assessment. A
 --.as.. .-lA,-,
 A Correspondents Club, composed of representatives, of the Territorial press has been organized at Prescott Hon. Patrick Hamilton was elected President; D. s. White and ", \. guddy Vice-Presidents; George H Tinker and 4. E. Fay, secfetlries and M M Rice, Tfeasurer The Hub was formed for tie purpose of social meet. ings aud the mutual assistanee of its to correctly chronicle the llr Nseedings Of tho Thiraeenth Legis- laa are for the different journals rep, gea nted 1t the Capital
 Butter eggs ind cheese at S3ner.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
THE ARIzORk SILVER BELT.
s,aturaay, .sanGary s4. 1885.

BAPTIST CItuRcm NoTicE.-p Preaching Sunday at t0:S0 a ni. Sunday School at li80 .. ID. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Friday, 7:S0 p. m, at private resi- dences.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes cheap, go to Sehulze,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

About 400 tons of coke have been received by the Old Dominion Compa- ny during the past two weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

r. E. Foster has returned from the east to his ranch on Wild Rye.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Best brands of h,e cut and plug tobacco at Van Wageaen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Sohulge is selling boots and shoes at panic prices. Call and examine his stock.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Both furnaces of the Old Dominion Company were blown in this morn ing.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24
w. M. GsRTFFIN.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Globe. A. T. VIII practice In the Territorial Coarts and the Federal District and Circuit Courts of the United States
 oFFIcE-.Opposlte PaSooe House,
 ian-24-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

John F ChafSn and c. 5. Phillips have located 4 placer digging about three miles south of Globe and for more than month have been engaged III taking out g ditch from Final Creek, which when completed will be a mile and half m length and carry thirty inches of water. They believe 50 firmly that they have rich claim, that they have hired two men to assist in the work It will proba- bly, be month yet before the ditch is finished and sluieing can be commence cd. Considerable gold has. from time to time, been found in aroyos south of town.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

For blankets and bed cOmforters go to Van Wsgenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-24

Roller skating was introduced at stallo's Hall this week and proved pleasing inovation for the amusement loving public, The frequent and ludlcrous falls which some of the skaters got, afforded world of fun for spectators.