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The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-07
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THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSES
The American AgriCulturiSt.

From the Tenth Census, vol. 8, just published.
VTNHE AMERICAN AGRICULTURISTis
H. especially worthy of mention, because of
the remarkable success that has attended the
unique and u~ntiring efforts of it's proprietors
to increase and extend it's circulation. Its
contents are duplicated every month for a
German edition, which also circulates widely.
This Tribute is a pleasing incident in the
marvellous nearly =
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WHAT AT rs TO-DAY.

Career Of this recognizedleading AgricultuE,
Journal of the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Notice to L-einors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND A Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, Gila County
 E F keilner and William Ransom, part ners doing business under firm name of E, IT. KelhleE Plaintiffs, ys. +. Wilson, Clemens Linstrum, Kate Linstrum and Geo. Wilson, Defendants.
 This actiuii is Brought 70 recover the sum 0f Sl7G 55i00 by piaiiulils and t0 enforce Iein for material furnished against the fSi- lowing described property lying near aud north Of the town of Globe, County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, id bounded on tile north by tine land claimed by Wm. Beard and Q Burns and vn tEe sonth by the {iaTynes mill site, formeTly known as tne lem mill-site and described in a deed from G. X. Swasey to defendants recorded in the RecUulers office in said Giia County, in Book ], of Deeds, Page Si,5, which reference is hereby made Now notice k 1eFthy giy- eil 70 all persDfts holding or claiming leips On said property, stli peEsons to he and ap- pear on AlsSN DA !, the leEh day of March, N. D. 1885, before the District G0urt Of said tiila County, when and where tlie matter of hearing and determining said claims and lejns or at snel other time as tue salne may be adjourned to-
 E-ssa Witness my hand and seal of said SSSSe6lk Court sllis Gih day of March 1885. S--&s-| B. J. 5iNAIS, Clerk
 Fer JOIN w. WESTWGRru, Deputy. mchT-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

< z. and laahed without mercy tic hord, og parasites who were obssfucting leg islasion, and bringing contempt on tht members of both Houses
 The bill for the construction Of | railroad from Ash Fork, on the A, { P to Prescott, and thence to tho northern boundary Of Marcops, it likely 10 pass, as the people of thit town arc almost unanimously in its favor IL asks q subsidy of s4,0o0 per mile from Yavapai county.
 The bill introduced by Porter fot the construction of road from Mari. eopa Station, on the s. P. to Phoenix, via Tempe, aud asking 8 subsidy from Maricopa county of S25o 900, is likely to meet with opposition for the reason that the delegation from that county are divided upon the question. That it will be Of benefit to the Salt River Valley, cannot be denied, as without a railroad that rich and fruitful region will make slow progress. IL seems, however. there are two banks in tie town of phmuix, between whom there exists a bitter rivalry One of these institutions is interested iii the new canal, and IS strongly iia favor ot bringing immigration to settle upon the immense bodies of land winch VIII soon be ready for cultivation, The opposing institution does not want any change It k making money, and very naturally is satisfied So, as be. tween these rival shops, the people oi the valley may will exelarm, A plague on both your houses"
 Your representative, Capt. Watkins is making q fine record in the Assem. bly. He is one of the leaders of the House, aad when he rises to speak there is 10 member commands closer attention. He IS vigilant in looking after the interests of his constituents and it was mainly through his exer, tions that the bill for the protection oi stock growers has become law,
 Mir Bailey, in the Council. is one ol the most painstaking and industriou, members of that body, Although not a speaker, in the general aeceptation of the term, his opinions on all gues, tions have weight, and bis devotion tc .the interests of your county cannot be questioned.
 As usual, the most important meas nres have been kept for the clase, and thenest two weeks will sec the passage or defeat, of the leading bills before the present sesslon
 One correspondent has called thia tbe Fighting Thirteenth and cer- tainly no other legislative body that ever assembled in Arizona. have in. aulged in 50 many istieuii discnsslons Scarcely a day passes without A scrap or a war cf words So far these af- fairs have been harmless, and byGnd black eye or a bloody nose, no dam age has been done.
 Sacks are drawl on the Sierra Bonita propoatioE. and # is Likely the longest one will knock tho per. simmons.
 The bill to move the Capital 10 Tue. son, is only flyer for the purpose oi strengthening certain combination
 TRuTnFuL jAMEs.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
yoyrally Astonished.

Mr. James Brunt Deputy Sheriff, Baltimore, Maryland, wrltes In ar experience ofthirty years l have be- come acquainted with numerous so- called specifics for coughs and colds, but neyer before experienced such surprising efficacy as was obtained from the Red Star Cough Cure. Twas attacked with severe deep-seated cold and cough l suffered for some time, and tried this valuable remedy, 1 was completely cured by the use oi one bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
AN nNa0YAnE.E EYaNr.


 The new hall of'the Globe City Rol- Ter Skating Club was opened to the public last eyeningin manner which presages it's popularity and success, It was only by energetic work on the part ofa few members of tho Club-- Messrs, lgnes, Hatch and others that its dedication last night was made possible, At 7:S0 the doors were thrown open and in few minutes thereafter there were q considerable number of skaters gliding over tile smooth floor. At 9 o'cbwk skating was discontinued and the dedication ceremonies followed.
 The inaugural address waI given by Dr. Alex l'nppel, Presid It of ths Club, whose remarks were listened to attentiyely by the large assemblage and elic;ted liberal applause, Mir Edward LyneS, on behalf of the build- ing committee, in . few we'll chosen words, formally turned over the build- iug to the Governing Committee, Messrs, Hatch, Walker and Hitchcock. Mir. Walker on the part of the com mittee, gracefully accepted the trust Dr Cook introduced the speakers
 |. Dancing was then the order of the evening, and to the strains of entraflc- ing music, the assembled guests "tripped the light fantastic until q late hour. The entertainment was voted { most enjoyable one by every body present.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
TmANK eoD Fon mn RELIEr.
GENERAL 0RpERs

GENERAL 0RpERs
 No. z,
 In vlewof orders from the War De- partment transferring the Third Cav. airy to the Department of Texas, Cap. tain Emmet Crawford of that regi- ment Is relieved from the poliee con trol of the San Carlos Reservation and will be succeeded by Captain F. K. Pleree, First Infantry, who will be governed in the performance of his duties hy General Orders No, IS, ot 1883, from these Headquarters.
 In relieving Captain Crawford the Department Commander desires to eS. press his appreciation of the valuable assistance rendered by hin, in engag- ing the recently hostile Apaehes in the pursuits of peace and industry up, on their reservation and to recognize that the satisfactory results attained in this direction are chieAy due to tho able manner in which he and those associated with him have administer ed the duties of their difficult and thankless task
 By order of Brigadier General Crook; NJ. BARBER,
 Assistant Adiutaut General
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY 0fGila. Territory of Arizona.
 In tie matter Of tho estate of A. D. sk N NF,R, 8i,ceased
 Order appointing tinie and pilce for hearing applisation t0 sell personal prop erty, and directing notice to be given
 On feadiitg and filing Inc petition Of w, ~ Snltll, AalnNIlstratOr If the esfale of A. D, skinner, deceased praying for an order O sell the wtr,le Of tlte estate, real and per. sonal, belonging te Inc estate of said de- ceased, io pay The outstanding debts against said deceased, and tle debts, exphnses and charges af administrations
 Itis ordered, that aii persons interested in said estate appeaf before the said Pro. bate Court of the County Of Gita, and Ter FitoYy of Arlzolsa, at fhe Court Raoin q said Court, at Globe, in said Giia County on the SDth day of March 1885. at ten elofk q. ni., then and tbHYn t) show cause whs such order should not be made
 And t is further ordetesl, iiftf copy oi 1 this order ba puksished in 1'HR ARIZONA SILVER DElF, newspaper printed md l published insaid tiila Cnliiaty, llt least f0aI 1 weeks previous 0 sasd 30sh day of Marci iSs5
 Daiesi, FeAgaaFg a5, lsS5
 q. A. SiN ASk <, Probate Jiidge
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Captain P. E. Pierce, 1st Infantry, who succeeds Crawford in the direction of police duty at San Carlos, arrived at that agency on Wednesday last. The change cannot prove otherwise than relief to citizens who have been tyranized over by Crawford, who fill ed Che measure of Shakespeara's idea of men who 'clothed witb little brief authority, will dc such deeds before high heaven as make the angels weep.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

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 let frss A package Of goods of large value, that Will start you in work that will at once bring y0u ifi money faster than anything else in America All alt8nt tsie S20O80C0 in presents witt eaclI box Agents wanted every where, of either sex, for al the time on spare time only, t0 wofk for us at their own homes. Fortunes f0f all workers absolute " assured Don't delay H. HAttEr X Go, Portland. Maine Seb2i-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of DAVIEl SULTAN, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, AaHtinistrat0F ef fhe estate oi David sultan, deceased, to the creditors Of and all pers9Hs having claims against the said deceased, te exhibit them with the ne eessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication Of this notice, to the said Adininistratnr at what WIS formerly County of tslia.
 LYMAN SULTAN, Administrator Of the Estate of David Sul- tan, deceased.
 Dated tt Globe, March '. 1855 mh7-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

The Prescott Miner says. "A rail road will demonstrate whether we really possess anything in the way of natural resources or not. If we do, prosperity is assured; if we do not, the sooner the fact is established the bet ter for the entire community This applies with equal force to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
oanec Hours of Globe s San Carlos Iels'
 srapS Company,

From & to HAS a. Hl. ia;i5 to 4p, U., md Ttn9 D. u. sunday hours-9 to 70 6, in. and t0 5 p.n,
 Niqht-ratG messages must he hahdet in before SEQ D, n. t0 insure prompt trans mission over W. u lines.
 G. M. ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

On Tuesday we agaIn visited tho placer digging of Nessrs, Chafin and Philips, south of town and 'ound they were steadily prosecuting work on thcif claim They are encouraged by the fact that the dirt is gradually gro~ing richer as they ascend tue guiei. The gold taken from where taey are now suicing is considerably coarser and heaver than at the month of the guleh where work begun 4 large number of persons from Globe have visited the placer and been e5nrtao8ely ircittel
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

The following are the names ot placer claims and thelr locators as shown by the records. The James G, Blaine, located by C. B Phillips; The John A. Logan, locator J. P Chaliin; Griffin Ditch and Placer, locator ", II. Griffin.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Hal McNelly received painful m jury at Stalla's Hall last Saturday evening, He was skating and income ulaceountable manner fell heavily, severely wrenehing his left anklS. He has been confined to the house for a week but is now able to get around on crutches.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Although all prerequisites for as- certaining names of grand and petit Jurors have been complied with by 1. peSsous charged with that duty, yet no ozder has been filed by the judge with tNe clerk of the District Court for the 6rasing of said jurors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

X letter from Joe Allerd who is now in St. Louis, informs us that he has consulted three Of the best surgeons of that city, but they had expressed no decided opinion about his injured
 limb. He is apparently in good spir- it's and has promised to write us again.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Dafea FeAgaaFg 25, 1s55
 c. A. SWASEI probate Indge,
IFsngTory og w yAl,ntzoSA, ss,

e A swasey, Jerk af the Probate fanrt if and for the said Caupty of Glia i0 hereby certify tlse farsg going to De . fun. true and correct eDpy of all order dlils mssle by said Probate Count and catered ia tho minutes tiiefe0f
 % w itnesS my hand anu the seai eE \ rfSI sRisi Court tlilS aiitil daY of Fehrn+ - aSs 1sS s SAv3tS Y X
 for ctrrS.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Our accohut of the gold sluicing op- erations of '&Sssrs. Chaiin anu Phil lips, evidently aroused interest in the subject as we are informed that the gulches south and wrst of town have since been pretty thoroughly prospect ed and a number of locations made,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Mr. Wm. Graves has been informed by letter from Phnnix that Judge Pinney is very sick, and unable to at- tend to bis duties. If his health im- proves sufficiently, the Judge will be here on the 10th to hold court.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

From the Champion We learn tbal Messrs. Pendleton and Rolph have To, eated 3 new route for the A. M. B, railroad which wlll bring it directly into the town of Flagstaff
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Thomas Pascoe has been engaged fer several days setting out an orch, ard and vineyard at the Wheatfelds which in a few years will bear lus cioas fruit.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Warning.

FEyHE STOCKME.N OF SALT RIVER N VaIley, liiia County, believing that tie range is now stocked to its tull capacity deem inc introduction of more stock, by parties now ioIaresidents, unwise and cal- eiilsted Co work great iniary to present 0e- cupants of the valley wlia have tho prior right te the range This, therefor. Is 70 w3rn outsiders who persist in dIsregarding the rights Of resident stockmen Iliat they will be regarded as intraders and will be treated as such.
 COMMITTEE. Salt River, A. T., February II, 1884
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Thc Old Doh.inion Company's smel. ter was closed down for several days this week, to allow of a general clean up. The furnaces were blown in again on Thursday, aid thsre will hkely be no further interruptions during this month.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
POST OFFICE TINE TABLE.

ofnce open on week days, from 7:se a. m. until IS in. and ?. m. until 7iSop,m m. spndays-From 7;So until a. m. ksg Al mAil doses at i2 n.
 WE. SPENCE, Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

PIANO TUNING A gentleman eminently qualified to tune and repair pianos Is expected in a few days from San Francisco. Those who wish taeir pianos put in order, will please leave orders at the BgLT office,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Dr, G. W. Scott, dentist, leaves for Camp Thomas on Monday,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

E.F. Kellney and family left for the east on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

fFYHE SILVER BELT & kept on file at I E. C. Dakes Advertising Agency, 6 where contracts for advertising can 6e made for sL
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

ChaS. A. Fisk who returned from Salt river yesterday reports the river high and rising rapidly.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Mail service between Globe and Camp Thomas has been resumed, Jerry Hayward has taken the contract.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

John Gillis was thrown from horse one day recently and considerably bruised.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Wo have had superb weather this week The thermometer has regis tered from 70 to 80 degrees.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

At this season of the year something is needed to tone np the system. Hop Bitters will do it.
 TAyInR E Fl Arcu
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Ducks are reported to be numerous on Salt river.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

U. MgGinuis left for Tucson and the East on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

A dapcs will be given in the new hall next Friday evening. Remember it!
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Two wagon loads offruit trees and vines from Salt river valley, near Phoenix, were brought toN town one day this week and sold to yafjous par- ties here.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Skating at the new rink this evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

W. V Kingsbury, Henry Weber and Garlinghouse are delivering org to tue Miani milt
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

H. c. Hoffman is in town
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Attention is called to the ahstract of changes 10 be made in inc School law by BaiIegs bill, printed on the first page of this issue
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

J. Ii Baton has been confined to bis bed for several days suHering from an acute pain in bis back,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
For Sale Cheap for

sss3 10 Sy, LOT NO. Q, in Biack sn ss, in Globe, is about ioo feet ssssiAre Appiy on tie gFasals %
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

William pendleton started on Tues day for the Deer Creek coal fields. On his return k lis his intention to go to Washington DC. where he may reside permanentlY.A
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
LETrnR LIFT.

List of Letters remaining in Post Office at Globe Arizona, fog lie week ending MtYrf, f9gs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

A special dispatch to the BKLr, re- cSived last night, says: Itis reported tha$ the bill to create Sierra Bonita eountS has been indefinitely postponed in the Council.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

We hear that our patriotic Irish citizens will give a ball on the eve- ming of Saint Patricks day, March 9gtb
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Hop Bitters will brace you ap. For sale N Taylor x Hutch
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

1.oCA-r. 1rEvxzs.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
American Exchange Hotel,
 sANsoMG STREET, Opposite wells FarEo q Co.'S TSpress
 SAN FRANCISCO.

rKHHIS HOTEL hayiHE changed bApaA lg now under N Che experienced tnanagemeut of CHAS MONT GOMhsRY sAo asg spare no labgr or expense O fur. osh e Ais guests tha eonifdfts os hoIne De Hots t t tbt ef centre Of busness and $ connected with A the Ieasithg hpsiness houses with eiefauns which s for the use 0g gaests Tie sFevelng public viii find fhe Hotel se shosi convenient. A0ll tho most tdrtsbie and responsible, in the eiss TAALE~F FIssa CLASS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
Situation Wanted.

A widow lady with one child, wishes $ h situation as si0usekceper Teiieral geaU- stress, or chamberntaid. AmIY et tllis office. jan G4-H
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07
D. HENDERSON, BAN K E R, TUCSON, Arizona.
 Win transact
 GEnERAI BANKING RnSIMESS
" 4LL OF ITS BRANCHES.

Will receive deposits on open account subject to sight cheeks,
 Will issue Certificates of Deposit repaya- ble on demand,
 Collections made on all points at Lowest Rate 0f Exchange
 Will draw Sterling demand bills at cus- touiary issuance on the Anglo-C alitornia Bank (Lnnitesil, London, England. Refers by special permission Co Anglo California Bank and io J. & W. Seligman X Co, New York.
 CORRESPONDENTS; ASGLo-CALIFoRyTA BANK uimitedl, San Francisco, California.
 J. & " SEIIoMAS < Co, New York. ANeLo.CAIIFoRNiA BANK tLimited), London. England,
 MERCHANTS LOAN & TRusr Co, Chi cagO
 BANK or COMMERCE, St. Louis.
 MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK, Bos- ton.
 Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK, Los An geles.
 KALEs < LEWIS, Phoenix, 4. T.
 BANK or ARIZONA, Prescott 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

sebulse < selling 6oots ma shoes ~
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-07

Board with Rooms sl, SIPS and sl.5o
 q day.
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The Tight.Boot Fool.

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