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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January ., 1884. I

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January ., 1884.
viii make application TO the district court
In and for the county OF Ramsey and state OF
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Minnesota, for judgment against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in my
hands for the collection Of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the herein
after named special assessments.
All in the city Of s.. Paul, county OF Ramsey
and state OF Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend aud be heard.
The owners and description OF real estate are
as follows:
Assessment for Construction of
a Sewer on Mississippi street
from Nash street to Williams
street, and on Villains street
from Missippi street to a point
opposite Lot z. Block 8, De-
Bow, Risique and & Williams
Addition.
DeBOw. saith. Risqas & williams Addition to
81. Psrl-
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block. Assm-t
Cary....-...--..-...A Sss 30
Aliin the city OF s. Paul, county Of Ransey.
and State OF Minnesota
1917 GEORGE REFS, Ctr Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Same. Commencing at a point on Z line

Same. Commencing at point on i line
of Wabashaw street 100 it n from NE
corner of Eleventh and Wabashaw
streets; thence E at right angles 1870
IT.; thence N parallel with Wabashaw
street 81 It; thence W at right angles
100 fl 10 Wabashaw street; thence S
81 # to beginning, in the city of st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 12, 1885. (

OFFICE OF THE CTTr TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 12, 1885.
will make application TO the District Court in
and for the county Of Ramsey and State Of Min
nesota, at the special term held Saturday,
January 81, 1886, at the Court House in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for Judgment against the several lots
and real estate embraced In q warrant in my
hands for the collection Of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the herein
after named special assessments.
All in the city Of st. Paul. county of Ramsey
and state of Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real estate
are as follows.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15

Plymouth Church. Commencing at
point on My side of Summit avenue
81 $40 # WHY from Wabashaw street;
thence Ely to Wabashaw street;
thence My along Wabashaw street
1882 IT; thence WHY at right angles
10S $40 #; thence SLY to beginning,
in the city Of St. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Bazille's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
deScrintion

supposed owner ana a
description. !
T d Simonton. Lot 3D." Bazille's Addi-
ton to st. Paul. and strip Of land
bounded by said lot ''D,'' Wabashaw
street, and the My and SLY lines Of
said lot I'D" produced to Wabashaw
street, excepting therefrom the n
43 SIS # of the W 104H IT Of said lot
3d." and that part Of the strip in
cluded between the My and SLY lines
of said n 43 So It of W 104h IT pro-
duced to Wabashaw street, in the City
of st. Paul, Minnesota. .............
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15

E. II. Hawkes. Subdivision of winslow's Add.
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Adolph Paar. Commencing on s'ly lime

AuoIph Faar. commencing on > " IIn6
of Thirteenth street where the Ely
line of Butman's Addition intersects
said Thirteenth street; thence Z along
line Of Thirteenth street to WHY
line of Wabashaw street: thence SLY
along WHY line Of Wabashsw street
120 #; thence WHY at right angles to
said last line to the Ely line of But
mans Addition: thence My along
ButmaI's Addition 100 IT to bel inning
in the city Of st. Paul, Minnesota. -.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15

John Klrwin. Commencing on E line of
Wabashaw street, 100 IT \ from n r
corner OF Wabashaw and Eleventh
streets; thence at right angles E 100
TT; thence y parallel with Wabashaw
street 90 fl; thence at right angles W
100 IT to Wabashaw street; thence 5
90 # to beginning, in the city Of st.
Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Ashton 6 sherburne's Addition to St. Paul.

All in the City of st. Paul, county Of Ramse!
and State of Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Park Avenue.

= Ewing g. chute's Addition to St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
SfiII,rnter Notes.

Is. E. E. Hughson, of St. Paul, father of
~ Chas. L. Easton, was in the city yester-
lay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
IHb1r Aeaocr.rr-

Ala messing ~ the Ri Casi e.
~. yssclaii51 bed - Inc residence
- - ". Hastrv. o1 Tus.isy eseai1.
i'. TIE fp'lJunE ogiea. z~re eject
81 PRECEDENT. Pr. Picking Wee,
~ Wallace Secretary. A l. Mitch
g. Treasurer. e. l.. Chuiag. Librarian
/" ?. Overmsn Executive boar!
K-Y. . :. DAvi-. Chairman. e. r Cath
~, K v ra-nrane. M@ EyaJ kiH..
Hss Nyra Brewer. The uhisr; ofIhs
association. as we understand x. - 70
e-ta'.-A q free read.ug FI.a ~ese
any % our citizens, or the stranger
WITHIN oar gate. mas a.say. hnt :
co-i'a. re.enme. az abunianea O.! the
test literature o! tae present dAy, gen
iai npaay, and +. pleasant place -
Vile away : leisure boar bJta Iier-
s...y and probably. Tue JlJ"C: ..
certainly scommeudab'c one and de
- e-y r-nc5u~azg- possible
4-e next meeting oi Rae association
R.l g." held - the .cI 5e. house mex:
Monday evsriuC, Deem -.
Photograph f-am,- 70 nes aui
te.uriu! designs, a1 inst What =
wanted iar presents, a ,ae try FIAr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
INT

Ho,ilav confectionery a. the Uas,-
Office.
Eras7, Crs;..mag cit. a. C5.r n
Sso-..
III ssf.bel. oflate., ns..-r
o.. ph.-r..cy d.
ce,;nrhas -. MOS, e'o,.,,
sbo,ro ~ ~. - XII
~ ,,d b.,ing na-fnm@.,,
be.icat" anu iAsuhe pVi'uiHe5 ~ Inc
-.
lHE Traders Lumber 20 faTe come
OUT Win a ne" wagon
Telephone the City Drug store fsr
any kiui Of ho,iiay goods yon want
!. BRDwSs marble and grant work,
an recs. ing internal impr gyenIen,.
Ia Z z G viii .'ec, am 90. r.
the 60, year Monday, Dec. ..
1855.
CAT and .asae o'o,,nt u,us-c hoy
- be ..yco IN g., With, :. NJ
lace.
yr. AND Ma. CIV K,rry arc on.
i-, f.rt Ia OH, =, g., =, "a. -
nome.
Tgyyr viii be = .%5t;sl lGsI q, tho
. cou~,.hnu.. ON Chu-uas ~.
December .; 49,.
woa-o.a:,;o,oyo~, a. boA,
s.u y
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

The friends III tn. c.jy were r-H
lat week TO earn al the death a. NJ.
J. O. Aismtn. which occurred a, her
onc IN Red Cloud. N.b., 11 Tue,
'ast week. Mr.. Aikmap vas 20
p', health when she JET, here FIR Ae:
ne" i>me, bat il WAS hopei tt.st q
'h"n-e Arcene and climate would
prove penA but it seems the hopes
we're sf"', hgss Memorial services
were he!d n tho Congregations
.i'iTIh mere S'nity morning, when
rev " pFeA'ha . touching ern5
10 cnmmenmor"' u of the virtues of
Inc departed sister 1le pulpit va
appropriately dFtHea h mourning.
some beautiful floral f.rng. were
displayed. and aboye the ly,pit m a
graceful arch wa- the motto .sne hath
dome Wat she coald worked , white
IA DARK background.-BadI tliuoisl
1te.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
i.T1TiU UATta.r.

Will Trade HHrr.uIi cattle for a
e'f @ rt.''ln "T'."
= Ii'i.''F
f"'' N'm@ h'''- $3.50 /"
ItH''tf 81 S'il
T. Ne.'rvSt K N'o-t- Farm 'aa1
CI}AaNe plenty IF money 60 la.n-
A Buzjck keeps on ha1l s. the
elct;pr. tuildin. Stone which us
sci , large or small u,nr;ies "s D."
"a CIts Pharmacy keeps constant
~ o1hanl She largest aud bc,, a.-ort-
me' tot soap in OWL
Trs Plat, & free. Lumber Go. are
eiriu. bargains ip al. kinds oi lumber.
door. ashes. blinds &.
PIrb toi,e, ca.ez new and .'e-ar:.
~ tit Pharmacy.
T.. ,be- e,sv J.,ls, ~ cs..
pur-l.,z -; Wr,htk Wallace. r.
receive, ticket IA toe grand drawing
al those [. .eyant prizes
G,,o h. p,,,f 4 Frcss Lumber %
when va want c,sl. lumber la.h
shirgl.- q q; prices ,nat sli. pas
Won 20 by
aucr en- Lam. N the Nssra.kaG
Kansas Fra Iarn Co.
ov.- 81, rs... m,ma-
and six bse!xerrh:sf. u al qua..tirz
and end variety 4 color. =, the
Golden Ea-k
Toys Of every de-rptIoa q. C!iy
Pharmacy D. your ''y' AN Sfs
Ca! ~ Btlhropks ia avenue Ca
lery and har a negative AIKEN AZ once
- as 10 g'veire uFae - hn'sh ''sa'
ana ho' De h-sfi'i"''4
The largest line q Fancy and Toilet
arti les IN to- city ~ City Pharmacy
The Golden E4zg se.ls the le..
mans boo; 81 g Cser sold ~ Tie
county. and ;sess SER 5oo,- and sGoe-
IN all grades caEtot be ae4t i0T quality
ADO pHoe a7y"as'c
Lumbei, Goa. a.c. - cheap 81 any
Whefe n the e'}' " & 4 @
LumOeF iaFds.
FoE iren e625ee eana.ss e % g.
man x "Ienes - tie pes On
ihey A5s am mtNss
Gail 90 \ eefsan & Wiener - re
;!
-
c 80, AL lev
~ Co.'S A2a - "
he A' AZ s"n {"
: Bay year hr7s 80: o. c4of0Ns ioF
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
. Per Cent Farm Loan.

The Nebraska Farm LON Co. will
maxi you a loan on yo, farm a,
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
chem IN the Red Clond National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Passed AwAY.-E. r. Fesrn. one OF
tn. old pioneers of Red Cloud. and
identified IN a measure a sue time
with the business interests of
Red Cloud. died last Saturday
evening after y lingering Illness az
several weeks. He was a kind hcarte!
cd gcntlcmad aud mad many friends
During the dark days Of the rebellion.
a, the age Of 81 yesrs, he enli-tei a. a
soldier and fought for his adopted
country until he Mas disabled for :duty.
He was 4 native of England. the
funeral services occurred last Sunday
a: the Baptist church under The ans
pices Of Garfield Post No. 50, q. A. X,
of which the deceased wss an active
member. Peace he 10 the ashes of the
Old soldier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
The Bright Side.

When looking II n cloud. my boy,
The bright side try To see.
For If vol only catch a glimpse,
Twill help you wondrously.
i black hair on a dark dress coat
Les free from observation.
While red hair gIvas You dead away
And tells who's vour attraction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
Dolls. dolls. dolls. A. pretty as the
can be-. at CITY Pharmacy
A. Q. q. w


+. W. Donald, Grand Lecturer Of
the Ancient Order o! tn!icl WolS-
men, i ~ our city for the purpose ~.
organizing = lodge of that order. II is
ouc OF the oldest an most powerful
organizations IN existence. II D., not
an Insurance society, but a benevolent
institution. and one which pro-
y,des insurance. ~ ac:utl cost for
the membership. / conspicuous char
acter OF the order l. the publicity given
10 all its financial and bushes. a%iIsirs.
The promp, and satisfactory manner
IN which n has ALWAYS met the claims
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

AutograpH%.Juid make nice THIRST
~.sents, aud You can get them a,
sne CITY Pharmacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Eeic 49, beng
IS. TO- fIA -. ia tloEk
Al ioa ~ Id C8ogd. xss
hAr'n- ng o ms and zoo
good 8 tend pump. us fTsstI
zce pus nss nesriy Il
.uE. go ~ Ilin beAuug
sra pd sRrUonBIsg
"a 19ul 81 h
SEAL p<s3 ne> ard goal
mex Bah-wrg ~ cuA
4 bss nexg sgssrs
- xAd Al
b5lras PbT2n insure(
FIGTssa. Cssnts}
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Parties wishing bargains u &c;
them by calling on " ID Fs.e.ter-
Selling oa. hIs furniture.
New goods arriving daily =. toe Cqes
Pharmacy every thing neS AMI pnc@
The lowest
ArugSIsBEp room FOR rent Lady
and p~ea,lSn,xn preferred WIth OF
without board. Apply 20 Geo NJ
fonng.
Christmas cards. very beautiful, q;
city Pharmacy
Scrap book. Of every description. a.
C,ty Pharmacy.
For bargains in dry goods 20 TO Mrs
NewhoGss
| Go to FoErestsr's for your cosorei
| glassware. Cheapest house IN TIE
city.
Before purchasing presents 20 TO ose
) aud 10 zen; counters 81 foHe
BALsRtsAy hose for ladies IN eaa's'-
quantities n Mrs Nexhouse- VA
We have jis, received = a - %
confeciiouery-ss ane as yen Ssh see
in city. keenan, 4 Wissser.
If Won want To ave money bay your
goods OF the Golden Eagle ioa CAT
fnd tie largest stock and ALWAYS uh'
! lowest uyices there
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Picture books for the little ones at
the City Pharmacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

- ~
II my sermon Sunday evening. two
weeks ago. I stated the average at
t~endaudance through the year has
been a: least one-thlri more than that
OF any church borne on the bo.ks Of
our missionary society in the state OF
Nebraska. a. I remember Some wise
o~ne.rhins | made a mistake IN the
statement. | consul; the general ms
sionarys report concerning the time
from November To February. with the
following result. Reported. =. mission
churches. One. Red Cloud, reached
~ average of2Jt n Superior reach
g e. average of lJG four Sn average
atteno~nce OF loo all the balance less
than IN The balance of the year
was more IYorable still 20 support the
correctness % my statement. Every
Sunday evening curing the winter saTe
four. Il WAS necese.y to open the par
Tor Ia accommodates people. Al
! churches have les st.s%cdaace IN the
summer months. GEoeu Bsowy
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Albums. albums, a!buui' We have
new and elegant designs in albums.
and i vii. pay YOU 10 call 1 the City
PnarnacY and see them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

seth Wesem Cos,
fore hsys0z
Tie p1ss- on n21k-
Gc.aen Esgle are - Kos
90 szay g faesf. buying
nj 4slss.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
A LlacpLs, l'resider
..,., s. ,s'.'' 2. s.' { 2

New light has been thrown on the Jonah question, A map e,,pository of tho lands of tho Bible hAs recently been published in Baltimore. On the part which represents the Mediterra- mean sea is . picture setting forth the voyage of Jonah. This differs from the ordinary pictures in displaying two great fish, one on each side of the vessel, Instead of being represented as whales, according to old custom, these monsters of the detp arc pie tured as dolphins, with almost human countcnances The fornes artists de- pieted only one fish, probably because only one is mentioned ln the Biblical account and partly becauite one lsh would be enough to diiIpcse of a prophet of average size. Inc repre- sentation of these two dol5hias, each with an enormous moutii indicates tbe possibility of there having been sharp competition far Jonah and a disposi. tion on the part of tho fish to swallow him in sections in case heI would not go down as q whole.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
]. SUMMONS.

Ya ths D;strict Coutt Second Judigial Dis. tFict, Territory ef Arizona, in and for the County cf Gila.
 John II Eaten, plaintiE. ys. ! ". Eddy and IBalyslla A. Eddy his wife, Defendants.
 AstlUn brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory ci Arizaua, im akai for the County m Gtla and tlle complaint Sled n said Calnty of tiila 10 the cslice of she Clerk of said District Court. Tlls Territory ol Arizona aengls greeting to Joha " Eddy and Isabelia A Rudy Deien. S4Antss
 Yoa arc hereby summoned and required to appear iii af action brought against y0a by ths ahovesnamed Plaintiff, in the District Court cf tls Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, II and tor tho County of tiila, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Globe, h said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this Sumlnnns) within twenty days iexclussse of tho day of seryice) after tho ssryics upon you of this Summons, If served su this county but fl served out of tho county, and within this District, then within thirty iayH, In all other cases forty aayx, ia this case sixty days. or judgment by aefanlt will he taken against you tccor3iug 0 the prayer of said complaint. And you are hereby notified that | you fail to appear and afswef the said complaint as above required, tEr ssid PiAintiH viii appiy Go tEse court fog the relief demanded In said com. piAint, This action is brought Q enforce ( mechanics lumber inereliaflts lien on that cer- tain building ur frame dwelling house erected snd now being upon that certain lot ur parcel of land situate, tying and beiug in tho town ol Globe, SiIa County, ksizona Territory, more particularly dcsafibed as follows ta,&it: payt of block sisty-six t0Gl iii said tpssn of Globe accnrding to the official map of said Globe, made hy Pendleton sud Wallace, sarYevoI1, lyme 1882, tS obtain d judgment of thls court f0r tic sum q S66s Q with intsrcst at the rate of ten per cent per annRIn frnln October 23rd 1888, with five per cent stationery fees and sll costs of thie suit, for d,scree of thia court dittcting sale of the pFopettY hefein. before described in tho inanneg pruyided hS law for tke endorsement of liens to satisfy saia judguseiit and costs and that execution may issae for any deficiency, and elsats and dia. bnfsenents in this behalf axprpasa
 Given under ny hand aud the sxAE Seal Of this Dlatrict Court of thc
 Second Jadleial Distsiet es Che Ter. riteEy nf Arizona, in md for the County cl Lila this nth day cf August A I1 1883.
 b { GIN MS, Clerk
 By 5, C Fox. Deputy Clerk. ". H GluFrlN, Plaintiff Attorney
 A9ge low
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
MoTlcE.

By virtue If iudgmsus and decree ren. dered ir the Distrtct Cougt of che Second Jn- dicial District at the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, on the Ttl day of 0ctsber 1885, in an action wherein Charles x Taylor was piaintiH aud Ferdinand Hatch was Defendant the nnaeraignsa Receiver ap- pointed in said action, VI isroceed to seli at public auction 70 She highest And best bidder for caah iii hand pn Monday, November 2rd, 1885, at 70 ccloct < sa, tho following le- scFibed property hs-w4s
 Lot No. IS, ia BlodR No a, in she town of Globe. n saii tiila County; also Ail tho per sonAi property and asseta bcienging to the fra Of Taylor & Hatch, consisting of sta- tionery, books pietaares, frances, nsltioas foys, cutlery, cgarz. tobacec, liquors show cases, desk, counters aAfe, laups, chairs, bar Est. ures, and furniture, billiard table assd stove and al ether propsfty heiongsng to said firm pE Taylor & Hatch Sals-Mt ths business pieinises recently oceapied hy TaylorA Hatch h tho said town af Globe Terma faah.
 Dated, Giche, A T., Octs IT, lgS5.
 WILLIAM STEVENSON, oct. l11td Receiver.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
THE INDIAN gRogBtgs.

Tho following Asso0,ated Press dis- patch, as published n the castern Iia- DOTS is significant, ana goes to confirm what we havo stated in oar eomnenta upon the Albuquerque intergiew with Crock
 EL pAsM Texas, Oct 17- Citizens frcia tho territories, who arrived here to-day, state that tho indignation of tho people of Arizoaa caused Governor Tritle to oreslgn Tritle cnaeayored to raise local troops to cooperate with the regular army, and on account Of the general disgust for she army made himself intensely unpopular by So do. ing The unpcpularity of tho execu- two was shown when he attended a meeting at Tombstone week ago, The uproar and excitement of tae crowd was so great that Eritle was conducted to the sbeFiEE's office, The feeling m Tombstone agalnst General Crook is very hitter, and he acts wise. ly in not yisit,ng the town, The cisi- zens attribute the frequent bloody as sassinations that have taken place to his incompetency The hostiles arc we'll aymed and provided with aulmu. hilton which can not possibly De pur, chased at stores kept by white men and it's said they gre provided by ths friendly Apache scouts hired by Gen. eral Crook General Crooks deelara, ton that there arc no hostiles in New Mexico has also intensified the feeling 1 against him. The saloon men in tht Arizona towns arc active in offering rewards for scalps; some of them wisl { the sealps for attractions in their es tablishments, The body of an Indiar broughtin will bring the eaptors mort than q scalp. The combined reward { for body will reach over $60o, Sil \ yer City, N, M., Sentinel.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The Secretary of War has decided that general ecurt-martial has no authority to punish a civilian witness for contempt of court in refusing to apswer questions in a case on trial. The matter came up on the refusal oi a district attorney in Texas to testify in the trial Of Capt. Smith and Lieut., Payne, at Fort Clarke, for 2 gambling row. Tucson Times,
 II the Secretary of War said so he did not know what he was talking about, The power to punish in such eases is specifically gwen by the [. s statutes.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The Democracy of Arizona arc try ing to persuade themselves inio the belief that they are oyeiJoyed at the appointment of c, Meyer Zuliek as Governor of the Territory. Itis char acteristic of Anzonans to 90 eff half. cooked over every newly appointed Federal official, before determining his real value as m officer, and as tho re- suit has shown, our Governors have failed in almast every instance to please the masses. Asa consequences they have been yehemcntly denounced by those who fail to recognize the diff. fculhes attending inc discharge ci official duties, devoIying upon execu- tive and ether federal appointces We cite as cases in point public opinion in regard to Fremont and Tritls, at the time of their induction to office, and at tho time Of surrendering the trust
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
--s------ fr 4 nlrTER FILE FOE AgIxeNA..


 A Washington dispatch of late date has this to say: aSome Arizona Demo erats here arc very much worked up over rumor that Secretary Bayard intends to secure the appointment of Secretary of Arizona for hisson, who is now a teacher of primary school in Delaware 1hsTe are several Ari- zona Democrats after the place, and they think it an outrage that Bayard should pension his son cif in this way on the people of Arizona. For several years this son of Bayard followed the profession of q dude; then he started out to be a tough, succeeding So well as to be able to kick the glass out oi hacks when he was on a spree, and and winding up now and then in the police station on charges of disoraerly conduct. His next effort was to try and get in jail as a fighter He had nearly succeeded when he was bundled off to Delaware as a school teacher. This is the only training he { has had to hold any qiicet'
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

On Saturday as the mail carrier was taking the mail from Rincor to Colo. rsdo, a small place near Rincon, lie was attacked by four Mexieans; who apparently intended to rob the mail. The carrier opened fire and killed one of the number, and the rest ran away. t had been suspected for some time that an attack would be made, and this attempt to take the mail shows the suspicion to have been well found ed. It is probable that Etbe would.be robbers have had enough, and that they will not try it again,-DemiRo Headlight. z
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The Silver City Enterprise, of the
 16th, efIectually demolishes Crook 5 claim to victory over the Chirica- huas in the Sierra Madre, Mexico, at any time, or in any other place, and
 unmercifully ridieuIes his late and
 last interview with the Albuquerque Journal, wherein t is stated " him that he had killed over forty Indians during his present campaign This, the Enterprise say, # true, leaves but two of tho raiders alive and then sug- gests as query; Why is 1t that Crook is asking the governors of Arizona and New Mexico to send the militia oi the two Territories to heip him corral them. The Enterprise linksthe names of Gen. Crook, Eli Perkins and Joe Mulhatton, as peers of untruthfulness.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The Severn Tunnel, in England, four miles and a-half long, was opened on September 5th. The distance was made sby five carriages in eighteen minutes. 1t can scarcely be called one ofthe great tunnels These arc Mount Uenis, otherwise Frejus, abont eight miles long which took fourteen years to make; St. Gothard, nine miles long which took eight years to make, and the recently finished September 1881 Arlberg, about six miles long, which took only two years to make.