davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
pRnFnRRnD LOCALS.

Fresh butter every morning from Pioneer, at Someryille's.
 TO RENT. "A furnished room, con- yeniently situated. Apply to
 w. w. BRooKNER. 0rockery and glass ware at Van Wagenen's.
 At this season of the year something isgequired to tone up the system. Hop (Bitters will do it, Taylor < Hatch. Call for Excelsior" if you want a good cigar for l2s cts.
 c. s, VAN WAGEvEE. Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes, go to schulze,
 C. s. Van Wagenen is prepared to measure and take orders for gentle mems clothing. Cal and see samples. Kelly's Key West cigars specially at the News Depot.
 Soda water on tap, at Hitchcock's. Hop Bitters will brace you up. Fur sale by Taylor { Hatch.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit - Mrs. R. Cfill's headquarters. Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs, t. Giil's.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
AFrr.cAsrs roe arr1cE N AnlEoal.

Hon. H. M. Van Arman, Secretary If Arizona, is now In Washington, and found on record in tho office of tho Secretary ofthe Interior, the following applicants for the respective offices in Arizona:
 For the first grand prize of Cover nor, the following names appear on the government archives: c. II. Oury, Morgan R. Wise, Chas D. Poston, E. Frank Hall, John Howell, A. c. Baker, c. T. Hayden, John c. Campbell and z. l. Zulick, all of, or supposed to be of Arizona, Ben. Morgan and Thos, H. Burke, California, F. II. Coleman and Stiles Kennedy, Michigan, D. Chas. Grittenden, Illinois, and last, but not least, by g Hong range Gideon J. Tucker, of New York in all 15.
 For tho second highest prize of Sec retary the following are listed; Pat. Hamilton, Peter J. BoIan, A. D. Lemon, Jacob Henkie, Geo. H. How ard, Wm. H. Ransom, Thomas Gates and A. M. Jackson 8
 For Suryeyor-General: H. H. 0rme, Jno. Hise, H. F Hale, Paul Moroney, E. Diebendrof, c. B. Poster, Rodman F. Price, Gabriel Wharton, z. E. Walker. L, C. Hughes, Thos. s. Mor- gan, r. M. Shield, Patrick Kenney, Chas. ", Irish and Wm. P. Harkman --~l5. Champion.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
SUMMONS.

In tho Justices Court, Gf Globe Precinct, ia Che County of Gila. Territary of Arizona, John " Wentworth, ! F.
 K x Burke and Gearge W, Bird Piain- tiFs ys Tic London & Hartford Mining Ccii. pany, Defendauts
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting Co The London < Hartford Mining Compaay, Defendants.
 4ou are hereby summoned to appear before nc at my ofice in Globe, in the County of Gila, ou Che 2Tth day of November 1885, at 70 o'clock a. m,, in an action brought against you by said plaiEtilfs to answer the complaint of tho above named plRintiif's
 Said actisn is brought tO raeover the sum Of 0ne HundreG and Three tl0S} Dollars balance due from you to plaintiff fi,f assossnent work performed fpY the year 1854. on the London & Hartford mining claims by plaintiffs at your request Gr Judgment will bg taken agaiist you for tho said amount together with costs ot this suit if you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this l0tk day of Sept. 1885. JOHN w, W&NTW ORTH,
 4 Juakice of tho Peace cf said Precinct
 sept26-aw
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
A rr,Ers mrarrsr
Pnrsoorr A N. Sent. N isss.

PREsoorT, A. IT, Sept. 17, 1885,
 ]. D. McCABE, Dear Sir: Itis the desire of the management Of tho North, Central, and South American Fxposi- tion, to be held at New Orleans No vember 10, 1885, to April lst, 1886, that Arizona should Do properly rep resented at the Exposition. The man agers have requested me 10 write to parties in Gila County and ask them to use their best endeayors to induce the people of that county to collect and contribute specimens of the re- sources of the country and forward them to Wilcox. From that place the railroad company will take them free of charge to New Orleans. Ihope you will do the best you can and get oth- CTS to do the same. It is the inten- tion after the Exposition closes in New Orleans to take the entire exhibit to London, England, for the Ameri- can Exposition to be held there next year, which will prove as you can see a good advertisement for your county and Territory.
 l hope every one will consider the request favorable and make a special effort in that behalf and act promptly. Shipments should be made to Arizona Exhibit, care of F. Nj. Murphy, com missioner, North, Central and South American Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, Those desiring contribu- tions returned, will express the wish by so marking the articles sent, and the wish wlll be complied with. Your county can and ought to make good exhibit of grain and timber, as also varieties of ore as indeed everything which win attract attention to the wealth of your country.
 Very respectfully,
 your obedlent servant,
 WS. BEARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
KsLE or HosoR.

 The following is a list of the names of pupils, in our public school, who have been perfect in attendance and department and stand 30 per cent in their studies, for the week ending Sept. 25, 1885:
 GRAaMAR DEPARTMEsT. Lizzie Kennedy, Lulu Price, Emma swasey, Emma Schulze, Annie Stead, Thomas Robertson, Geo. Wilson.
 G. J. ScAgLASD, Teacher.
 1sT PRIMARY. Nellie Shanley, Maud Kenyon, Jas. Gibson, Mabel Clark, Frank Krentz, Percy MsCabe, Raymond Howard, Mamie Price, Georgie Schulze,
 Miss NJ. WILSON, Teacher.
 2xD PRlMARY. Ada Kater, Lou Graydon, Nellie Kennedy, Hattle. Cook, Lillie Cook, Nellie Gibson, Tommy Holohan.
 Miss ADA LIVINGSTON, Teacher,
 |.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
sEIERIFFsS SALE.

By virtns nf ar execution issnei nit oF the JusticeR Court of Gl0bo Precinct, Gila Court. ty, Arizona Territory, dated tho 18th day of Sept. A. D. i386, In certain sesien wherein Lemon 6 hicliahe, as Plaintifls, recovered jlldgmeat against the c Gipser Mining EJohpahy as Defendauts for the gum of 9iS3 75 and cost q suit taken st s4 @, en tic 15th day of Sept. 4. D. l3s6, have levied upon the fol-, lowing described property, to-wis;
 That certain nina or mining claim known aud designated ss the GyIlsey mine, together with all buildings, ifnptarcnents and appur. tenafces thereon or thareuntp lialonefng Saii Gypssy ninBis situated about sS mites north srly fgoui Globe, t5ila County, A T, and is recordedin Book Pare 1ss, Globe District Mining Records now the records of Gila County, to which reference is hereby made for further ieseripbien
 Public notice ia hereby given that ori MON DAY the I2th 3sy of October A D. 1885, at 9o'eloek 2. igl. of that day at Public Auction at Globe, if front of tho Sheritfa office, l will sell ail bhe rgbs, title and intesest of the said D0fea5ant, inand Q said aescribed property to the highest and beat bidder t0 gatisfy said execution ard aIle0sts. B. F. PASCOF. seple- sherifs, aila County, 4. T,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rELTAra MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of burinsas, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Globe Mining District, fsils County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that at 0 mteting of the Board of Directors, held on the Twelfth I2thl day of August 1885, an assessmlsnt tNo. 7l of One Cent per share was levied upon the capital stock q the corporation, payable im- mediately ir United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the efice of the Company, room No. 8, 702 Market Street, San Franciilcc, Cal ifornia
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain uupaid on the NINETEENTH ti9thl day of September ts85 will bs delin- qnent, and advertised for hale at public auc- ton; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on SATURDAY the Fayentsenth l7thJday Of October 1885, to pay tht. delin- Quent assessment together with costs 2i' sdysr- tiaing and expenses ol gale.
 By order of the B0ard of Directors.
 J. PENTECOST, Secretary.
 Office, 702 Market Street, Room 8, San Francisco, California. aug22-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
propste Notice.

h probate Court, Territory q Arizona, County Us fila.
 Tn the matter ot Che Estate of WILLIAM TUCKER, Daeeased.
 Notice for pubiicstion of time appointed for pTofing.W Will, ote,
 Pursuant Co an order Qf said court, made on the 18th day of September 1885, notice is hereby given, that Wednesday, the S0th day Of SeptsInber 1885, at o'clock, ?. m. of said day, at the court room of said court, it Globe, in the said County of (iila, has been appoint. cd as the time and place for proving the VIII m said William Tucker, deceased, and for hearing the application of James F.. Gerald fur the issuance to him of letters Trstamqn. tary and when and where any persdn Inter- ested may appear and contest the same.
 Dated, Sept 19, 1885
 sep19-td G. 4. SWASEY, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
niSsfREr'S.

The Globe minstrels are attuning their vocal organs with a view of de- lighting the ears of our citizens, oeto- Der 2d., at the rink. One of tho fea- lures of the evening will be clog dance by James Evans, who, although not professional, is an adept, rarely surpassed in that line, The pro gramme has been carefully arranged, songs varied, and of such character as 10 glve zest to the occasion. We predict a full house and a gratifed au- pienee. Seatscan be secured at Hitch. cocks, where diagram of the rink can be seen.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
PiMPs wINDMILIs.

The undersigned having been ap. pointed agent for tho sale of great variety of pumps and the Slower windmill, is prepared to furnish any one or more of the kind enumerated together with fxings pipes in cata- logue and price list, which can be seen upon application to mo who will also furnish mill and machinery for grind ing feed, meal, &c,
 GEO. +. .TtTRNER
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
MEMHENs.
A WARNINGl

Harinr learned that certain parties corttgn, plate 5FinRing stack oato Upper AIintrsl Greek and the head Of Disappoiatment Val. ley containing what are known as Indian, Walnut and tiovesnnent Springs and otaer places where tlisrs may be water ct certain times # tho year on said range N6tics is hereby given that the undersigned, have llad pnssessson of and have kept these springs ia repair for the iaat five years, acc0rs3ug t0 ltyg Tsee Act No. 90, Sec 1S. Laws of I8g5l sna furthernore that there ia now oa said raY.re all tho stock t will nippets
 ?. DEV0RE,
 N. H PRICE, Mineral Greek, Giia County, A, T,, June l2, lssa joiSti
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
LAarprtipernent.l

Tbe Personal Memoirs Of q. s. Grant will be work of rare value, not only because cf the faithful DOT trayal of the life fso illustrious and honored a man, but as well for its great historic value covering 2 period in the history of the United States fraught with tho, most monentus is- sues, of which no one is moro compe- tent 10 write than was the late Gcner- al I $. Grant, since be bore so con. spicuou9 a part in tho affairs of the nation for fifteen years beginning with the civil war
 We have examined the prospectus and its appearance is a guarantee that tbe two volumes the complete work will De gems of typographical beauty and excellence. The first volume will be published next November. George L. Turner, has secured the agency fcr the Memoirs in Gila County. He is now canyassing for tue same and from the number of orders already taken the sale of the book m this county promises to De very large.
 E H | . |. |.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Chas. A. Fisk has shown us 8 special postal delivery stamp, the first one sold in Cold Water, Michigan, and although that place is long way from Globe, it is not surprising from the way the boy on the yignet, is striking ont that he should have arrived here on time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

And in accprilance with law, and an crdeT Of tbe Board 0t DireetaIs, made on the tl2thl TWELFTH day of AUGUST 1855, so mauy shares of each parcel of such Stock as may be reeessary will 2e Bcld at public Auction, at the oflca oi the Company 702 Market St., Room No. s, San Ffancisco, Cal, or Saturday the ilouE of t2) two o'elocl; }. ra., of said day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment theteon, to. aether with ec5t& Of advertising ahd eSrensts of ths sale. ]. PEETEC0ST, Secretary.
 Seflag "a
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Those tehding court should avail themselves Of the opportunity of hag- ing their likeness taken b5 our fair artist, Mrs. Bernis, who is m adept iii photography See specimens of her work at the gahsrg and postoffee.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The Rev. J. T. Pierce, recently ap. pointed to the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal Church in this place is an eruditc and pleasant speaker and is regarded as one among the first of Western pulpit orators. He preached his first sermon in the NJ. K. Church Globe,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

 The following NJ E. Ministers lave been assigned by Bishop Fowler: Superintendent, c. II. Adams. Benson. K. ". Morrison Clifton, to be supplied FlagstaEand Holbrook, Jas. ( Ever. hart.
 Globe, J T. picrce. Mineral Park, ". C. Blakely Noaales, David McFawns PhaniS, D. ". Calfee, Phoenix Cireplt, A. \. Johns. Pinal, r. VI Johnson Prescott, N |, Guthrie. QuGjotoa, to be supplied st. John, to bo supplied. Tombstone, c Ls Pierson. 'Ionto Basin, to be supplied. Tucson, r W Downs,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The party in pursuit of AIyino Aguirre who killed Mccormack in Clifton, returned from Sonora and re- ports Aguirre dead from gun shot wound Tn the side, received at the time of the difficulty between himself and Mccormack.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
mEAIrM ANp EnrcArrex.

John D. Barncastle, of Las Cruces New Mexico, protects his wine by pouring oil on the top, which keeps out all the air. The oil is easily re- moved by . piece of eloth which soako if up.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

MT. Oates has returned from an ex- tended prospecting trip. He reports cattle in good order on the several ranges visited by him. He, however, reports grass short in consequence of insuficiency of rain, but brouse luxu. riant and plenty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

On Saturday evening last a large number of ladies and gentlemen met, by invitation at the residence of Messrs Walker and Lynes for the pur- pose of taking regretful leave of Mrs, C. A. Fisk upon the Eve of her de- parture for 2 visit to her parents in st. Loyis, About thirty of her inti- hate friends were present
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Tcifais Company.

Location of principal place of iiusinass, San Francisco California.
 Location of wsFks, Globe Mining District Gila County, Arizona.
 NOTICF, There is delinquent upon the following described Stock, on secnant of As sessnent tNo. q levied on thc Twelfth II2thl day of August lSS5, the several amounts set oppnsite the names of the respective Share holaeyssE as fsllawR,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The Sisters of the Academy of the Visitation, Frederick, Md, are amongst thosein charge of feducational institutions who use Red Star Cough Cure and give it to their pupils. They write that they can heartily re- commend it to their friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

We arc requested by the Rev, Mr. Windes to state that the Camp Meet ing at Miami, will not close until after the evening service tomorrow. The meetings have been well attended since its commencement on the 18th and it is hoped that an increased interest will manifest itself from now to the close.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

COMING 1 COMINGl COMING 1. Mr. E. r, Kelluer has personally se- lected and shipped to us new and the best assorted stock of general mer- chandise to Dc bought anywhere in the United States. This stock com prises a great many novelties in ladies dress goods, ladies ready made wear, ladies hats and many knick knacks too numerous to mention also full line newcarpets, crum cloths, wall papers &c. In groceries We can slow a great many new delieaeies and our furnish ing goods hardware, crockery, &c., have all been replenished with new and varied stock. Mr, KelIner does tho buying for several houses in Ari- aona and his experience and facilities insures us better advantages than any other house in this section, Remem- Der that we give our customers the full benefit Of our ample facilities. We ain to retain the lead in all lines we keep and will not allow anybody to undersell us in any one article.
 F, F. KELLSEn < Co,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
mooS ECLlssED.
your obedlent servant,
 WS. BEARD.

A partial eclipse of tho moon was witnessed in Globe on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The moon entered tie shadow shortly after l0p. m. and left the pehumbra {margin of perfect ligbt) at about two o'clock and twenty-seyen minutes a. m. Not being appraised that the shadow of the earth was soon to fall upon tue moon we were not little surprised upon discovering the peculiar reflected light and considering it an event worthy of observation we dropped in where four gentlemen were having game of euchre and directed their attention to the eclipse which they had not then discovered. Seeing the empty glasses and judging of their prolonged vlgil at the card table we suggested smoked glass as necessary protection to the visual organs. They readily accepted the suggestion and when the smoke of a lamp had subserved tho purpose they went into the open air with view of having thelr eyes enriched by the as tronomical wonder, and elevating their glasses satisfied their curiosity and pronounced the eclipse total Return ing to the room they called "barkeep" and took a little something to take and resumed the game. Notwithstanding the four gentlemen referred to have said the eclipse was total, we venture the opinion that the moon was not more than three-quarters covered,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
ADoREs roR sALE.

Less than 1000, SIPS per hundred, at the yard Si0 per thousand, Ado- bes delivered in town, SIG per thous- and Adobes furnished and laid in a wall, s26 per thousand. Apply to
 R. PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

F. Winkleman and wife were here the present week from their ranch on the Gila. Mr. W. represents grass short, cattle thin in some localities, and predicts that stock on less favored ranges will fare badly the coming winter.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
S25O Reward.

Tho abqte rawsrd will Do paid for infaifna- ton that ~iil Iced to tha conviction of any person who may be found sltaring or defesing the marks or brands or stealing, biliiny or driving from their accustomed ranges any lire stacE Belonging to any of the members of the Globe Stock Growers Association of t3ih CountN
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Charles Powers deslres us to notify his customers that on and after the first of October, in consequence of the scarcity of grass, he will charge l2a cents per quart for milk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Frank D. Johnson, an attache of the RELr office, left Wednesday for his cattle ranch on the Arivaipa and ex- poets to be absent for two weeks or more
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

TT for working people Send 10 cpsSs HDt5spostage aud we will mail yon FRBE,
 kfKii royal, valuable sample box of rools AA v Fl that will put yon in tho way of iask, thought possible at any business. Capisbl not required You can liYs at homo and Noilk in spere time only, of all the time. Ailjss both sexes of aSl ages, gradually successful, ha cents Co s3 easily earned every eyenink. That Rll who want work may test the busi. ness, we make this unparalleled offer: To ali who srs net well satiatesf We will send $i o pay for the trouble of writing us Full parti. eulan, directians etc, sent free. Mnnisnss pay absolutely sure for aJl who start at oreis
 Don't delay. Address SFfSsos < Co.,, rorE. land, Maine tab1l N
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The Taeson Citizen of the 24th, has information from Mexico thnt no hos- tile Apacles have been seen there since the l6th., and that it is believed III have returned 70 the United States
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Sam Bullock has returned from Southern Arizona, and reports pros poets at QuJotOa brightening. Is hopeful that the Bonanza mines thel e will pay.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

A herd of 400 graded cattle belong ing to S. J. Peters and c. T. Peter, was driven through Globe on Wednes- day last to their respective ranches, north of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
2 2 2
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

A -~--se=----=~
 With the First of September, closes my business year, All per sons indebted to me are respect. fully requested to kindly balance thelr accounts And all balances remaining unpaid on September 10th, unless extended by special agreement, will be placed in the hands of my attorney for collec- tion. ALoEzo BAILEY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The BELT tenders acknowledgements with thanks, to F. Winkleman for generous sized box of peaches.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
"soasn oa Rats."

"soaSn CT Rats" Clears out rats, mice roaehes, flies, wts, bedbpEs,
 Eeast Pains. PalpiAtian, Drgpsicai swellings, Dix ness Indigestion, Aeadaehe SleepleEsuess cm cd bY "Wells' Health Remover"
 "ENaea oa cOrns. Ask for Wells Rough on Co,ns l56. Quick complete cure, Hand or soft eosns, warts, bUuions.
 "auoaa.pa,sa," Quick, complete cure all Kidney, BlaidsS and Urinary Hisaases, Scaling, Irritation, Druggists,
 Bed-Buss, Fitea. Flies, rosshsz, aats, Bsa tHgs, ats, zsloSy gopi5ers ehlpmunAs, cleared out by Rough on Rats. 15c
 Thin People, Syci'S Hgaith Rencrar restores health ana Figaar cures Dyapepsia, mpotencs, Ssxai al Debility. Sl
 "Roura ea ps4n.a Cures cholera roIic, cran'ps, itarrho,a, aohss, pains slgayRs headache, neuralgia, rheulnR- tis'a. 20c Rough an Pain Plastsfs, 15.
 rIothoru. 1T you are failing, broken, worn out and nsrvous, use "Wells Health Renswsr.n sl Druggisss.
 hiSa Fgossrver. r yaa age loslrg yapr. grip on life, try "Wellf Hsalth Keaews%" Coos direct to weak npots
 "2oaeh oa psiea.' Cures Files or Hemavhoids, Itching Pro tluains, Bleeding, Internal or other. Inter- nal anl External Remedy in each package. Sure cure, 5oc, Druggists.
 Pretty Women. Ladies wio would retain freshness and viva3 ely, don't Sail to try Wells Health Re
 Roush CT rtoa. Rough ou Itaha cures hpmorp, eruftious. ging@eriu, tsttes, salt rheum, frosted fesh ehilblains
 ssleusa or catarrh CorrsotE offensive odoTs at oueea Complete eare of worst chronic eases also :iaelualcd as garsle fir niphtheria, sase Throat, Foul Bveath. 50c
 Tno uops oi tte a7ati0a, Children. aaw .in development, pupys sorawny and deligfta. ase Wells Health Ila newer.s
 Catarrh Cg the ElacGsF. Stingiag, igitstion, indammatioa. aii Kid, ney aal Ugiaary complaints, erred by "Ba chn-Fa,ba, &
 Waesr Rura. gIeaehsse 'iR ugh on Rats cleers them ont, slsa Bee tle Ants. EEsO RENT -E eiaaf0rialas aHefjhsgY x AnllNta C0NNE.lslA ANDEl4slls
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Mrs. Vincent Anderson arrived this morning by coach from Silver City, New Mexico.