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Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
SCHOOLS.


 Inaanuch as 1t isI well understood
 that there is an insufhciency of funds to continue the schools of tho county far the scholastic year, ten months or Swenty days in each month for that time. it therefore behooves the school superintendent to make q note of tho fact and keep within the purview of the law, and not resort to expedients not set forth in the statutes. It has been suggested by him to the Board of Supervisors that, in order to make up tho defc,ency, to trench upon tho gen eral fund of the county which, in other
 words, would be robbing Peer to pay Paul. That fund is specially intend. ed to pay county indebtedness and therefore cannot legally be diverted from the purpose intended. The sec- ton of law applicable to the distribu- ton Of money for county purposes is specific, and enjoins upon the Board of Supervisors that ten per cent of all monie' received and retained by the County Treasurer as the monies of the county shall constitute a contingent expense fand, to be used for the pur- pose of paying expenses of boarding prisoners, purchasing stationery and all necessary printing and blank books required by law An other monies so received and retained by the Goun- ty Treasurer ihaIl constitute gener- al fund, applicable to county purposes under the provision of law. The school laS provides that a tax of three cents upon ths hundred dollars of tax able property shall be collected as a territorial tax, which is required to be apportioned among the several coun. ties by the Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the supervision of the Territorial Board of Education, Another provision of the school law is that the County Superintendent of schools shall on or before the first day of August in each year furnish inc Board of Supervisors m estimate in writing of the minimum amount of school funds needed for the ensuing year, This the superintendent did and the Board of Supervisors made the levy according to the supeunten- deat's data, which was the warrant for the Board of Supervisors levy as made which satisfied the law so far as the current school year is concerned, and that puts it beyond any official power 50 chance, Since ~ supervisors esti- mate was filed, two additional school districts have been ,2aded 10 the nun. bcr which, m par:' accounts for the insuaicieney of fas*' for school pur- poses. TAx.PAYEE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
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The U s. District court has issued a venirc fer grand jury returnable on the 23th.
 Tue Mammoth mine is still running nicely and plenty of orc is being de- veloped.
 Transit to and from Riverside and Santa Cataliuas is increasing and she general outlook of the country to the north of Tucson is very encouraging, Mr, samaniego thinks Putnam has made a good strike. He puts up the mill for one-third interest in the gold mine Victorio which will furnish all the ore tue mill five stamps) can reduce.
 Is is tho intention, however to add four more stamps for custom work if the supply of custom ore will warrant.
 There are quite a number of miners taking out ore from their claims not far from the location of tue mill,
 The Belle mill is completed and a test run was to have been made yes terday. As soon as the water pipear- rives for conducting the water supply to the mil which is distant mile and half tho mill will commence to run steadily Tho mill has been built in the mine SC that there will be no cost for hauling ore. There is little doubt of the success of this mining and mill ing enterprise.
 There is considerable prospecting going on the Santa Caialinas with ap- parent good success.
 A cave has been discovered in Apa- che county 1,8oO feet long, about 15 feet wide and F or l5 feet high. At tho point farthest from the entrance is said to have been found about l6s clay dishes beautifully painted of VI. rious sizes and no two of them alike. The aboriglnes of that section of coun- try seems 10 know nothing of the cave or its contents.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
REsoslirsoss or EasrEcT.

| | At q regular meeting of White
 Mountain Lodge No. 3, Y. &A. M.i i held on Friday September 11th, the following preamble and resolutions were passed:
 WHEEsAs, The grim messenger of death has again entered our portals and severed from us our esteemed and worthy Brother, William Tucker, which has caused desp sadness in the hearts of all wh0 kiiew him. The 1 gavel of time has sounded and called him from his labors on earth to seek regreshment in that spiritual taberna- cle over winch presides our Supreme Grand Master
 RESOLVED, That by tho death of Brother William Tucker, White Noun tain Lodge has lost one of its most worthy and valuable members, who was always among the first and fore most, both by his influence and re- sponsibility to sustain the dignity and l principles of the order. REsotvEn, It is with feelings of pro found sorrow that we record his uns timely death.
 RESOLVED, Tho lodge be draped in mourning and the members wear a badge oE mourning for thirty days us q token of respect to the memory of cur departed Brother.
 RESOLVED, That copy of these res olutions be printed in the ARIZONA SILVER BELr and . copy spread upon tho records of the lodge.
 CoMmTffH OK REsohETIoxs. White Mountain Lodge tenders thanks to the ladies of Globe for their beautiful floral cmblems, to the Trus- tees of the N. E. Church and an visit ing brothers for oourtesies extended and respect shown to the memory of our deceased Brother.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial Dis. triet, Territory of Arizcua, ip and tor the County of Gila.
 Mary E. Thompson, Plaiatiff, va John r. Thompson, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, and the complaint filed in said County of Gila, in the office of the Clerl: of said District Court. The Territory of Arisoris aends Greeting to John Y, Thompson, Defendant.
 Xoa are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against vuu by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, and answer the complaint filed Sith the Clerk ot this Court at Globe, in said County la copy of which complaint aecompanits this Summunsl within twenty days (exelllsiye oi tEe day of seryicsl after thl service upon you Ot this Summons-if served in thIs C,nuty; hut # served out of the County, and within this District then within thirty davs: in all other cases fJrty days-or judgment hy de. fault VII be taken against you according to the prayer af said complaint.
 And you Gra hereby notified that fl you fail t0 appear Brl answer the said complaint, as above Te7gited; the ssid Plaintiff will apply to tic Court for the relief delnarded Hereia and eostg and dishutEements in this behalf cx. pended.
 r, Given under my hand and tlfs Seal SEAL of the District Court Sf the S,cona ' " : Judicial District of tho TsFritory os Arizona, in and for tbe County of Saa, ibis 18th day of July A. ?. 1885.
 ByB C. Fox, Deputy Clerk
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
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 Frank M. Murphy has designated John P. Clnm as commissioner of Co- chise county to the New Orleans expo. sition.
 The Tombstone is trying to get the Record.Epitaph boycotted by mer- chants and subscribers, and the mer. chants who advertise in it boycotted by consumers.
 The Copper Queen Company at Bis bee has given orders since the recent shooting at that place that any man in their employ found gambling shall be at once discharged
 The Conference of the M. |. Church will begin tomorrow There will be an opening conference sermon to- night by Rev. Mr Mofl1sou. Bishop Fowler ana pr. Crary, Of San Francis. co, arrived this morning, 18th inst.
 The following postofices have re- gently been discontinued in Arizona: Copperopolis, Pinal county, mail goes to Casa Grande; Desert, Pima county, mail to Tucson; Meesyille, Yavapai county, mail to Bueno; 0ohoayille Gocbise county, mail to Charleston; . Pioneer Gila county, mail to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
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No. GS4. Application for Q Patent -Telfair Lode Claim.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUtsHS Axiannn AnCn8t a. isaS NOTICE IS HEkEBY GIVEN THAT wm II H AN HART phste post 0alce s5drcgl $ the city of san Francisco, in the State af California as pany, has this day filed his application for a patent tor lli3 linear feet of the Telfaif Mine or lode bearing silver md other precious met als with surface ground coo feet 10 width, sit. ualei in Globe Mining District, County cf Gila and Territory of Arizona, aud designated bY the field noses and official plat cn file ia this office as lot No Ic, 0f said district, said lot No % being bs follows, to.wlt:
 Beginning ae Che southwestetly cod eenbce at q post six feet l1ng in. nioand af stoifss marked TT No. | Hizhess point ot Apache mountain bears X degs. 30 min. k. ce- dar tree tlge feet in diameter plarlsed T. No l. 5. T. bears & Ga dsgs. 9o min W. 8 feet Thence \. 2 degs. 20 min. w. 300 feet to a post six feet long n . mound of stone marked 'yT No. 2" cedar trea one foot in diameter marked ''I. No. 2 Ii. T. :" hears N. 70 degs, 50 min E. 9l feet. Original monu. mcut bears \. 31 degs. w. 15s fdet.
 Thenee Y 90 5egs. o5 min. E, 1904 feet to q 'gss bA feat long in mound nf stones marked "T. No. 3 A cedar tree two fest in diane. ter marked n. No s B. 7' bears s. 3i degs w. l5I feet. A cedar tf6C three feet in dia- meter marked VT No. 3 D. IT. bears $. co degs. w. g feet. Original monmnsut bears N. Ib dsgs 2. 70 feet.
 Thence s. q degs 50 min. E. 70 feet eross Glohe and meAiilien wagon road, thence 2B9 feet to . post five feet ioJg in a mauad pf stones marked TT, Nc. 1, at Che narEleaster. ly end center of the claim, A cedar tree 8 inches in diameter marked "T No.4 E. TT beara N, 3l dege. E. 79 feet. A cedar tree five itichts il diameter marked 4 I. No. B. T. bears S, Sal degs, K GS feet. Thence <, q degs % min. E 300 feet to a post in 2 mound Of stones marked TT, No. 5.a Original monument bears s. 3s degs. F. 30 feet.
 Thence S. 90 tlegs. 05 min. " 1oEo Eltet ts Globe and MchIillen wagon rpad, .theuee 1B4 feet to . post in a inblnd cf stones marked TT. No 6n
 ". s. NJ. NJ. NJ. 2, Globe District, bears s. 46 degs. ". 6l03 feet. Post B U. NJ. .6n of the Black Hawk claim, lot No. Bi, bears s. 5 2s degs. 70 min. w. 2595 feet.
 Thence N q degs. 90 min, w. 800 feet Co post II. No, " placp of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l3 degs. E containing iG,SG acres
 The location of this mine is recorded in Book l, page 30, Mining Records of Globe MiHing District, GilA County, Arizepa.
 Any and all persaf1s claitning adversely any portion uf said Ielfair mine or surface ground nYe required so file their atiyefsc claims with the Register nf the United States Land Office It Tlcsnn, in the Territory Of Arizona, dur. tng ths sixty days pCriaa publication hereof, or they will De harreddly virtue of tho provi. siols 0i the statute
 D. II, THOMAS, Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
rERRrToRaAl TOPICS.
CcAacnsea from 0nr Exchanges fos
 .'sElver BeItn Headers.

Wm. H. Bennett, a Colorado sporti thirsting for the hearts blood of L, Rickabaugh, sought his rooms in the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Tucson, and found his man. Bennett is now in the hospital which, according to the Star, he is likely to change for final resting place in the graveyard.
 It is reported by tho Tucson Star that the Mexican c6nsui's residence of that ancient pueblo was suddenly thrown into a state of great excite ment by the explosion of q kerosene can, which resulted in burning maid servant and demoralizing q cooking stove.
 A few days since Constable Letson of Fairbank received telegram from Tomas Elias of Tucson, asking him to look out for some horses of his which were stolen. The officer kept a sharp lookout and or Sunday found them in possession of some Papagos. He re. covered ten of the stolen animals and captured two of the Indians, two more of them having succeeded in escaping He at once telegraphed Mr. Elias who arrived last night and identified his horses. Sheriff Paul was then tele- graphed for and will probably take the prisoners to Tucson for trial The Tombstone.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
Ifyou want a good pair of boots q

Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes, go to schulze.
 G. s. Van Fyagenon is prepared to measure and take orders for gentle mems clothing. Call and see samples. Kelly's Key Weat,rigars specially at the News Depot
 Soda water on tap, at Bitchcock's. Hop Bitters will brace yod up. For sale by Taylor < Hatch.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit Mrs R. Gill's headquarters.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. R. GilIs,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

Yesterday, Sept 18th, was the 577th anniversary pf switzerland's indepen- dence. Dr. Alexander Tlppel, John Lang, Eugene Aeschlimann, Fred lief. te, II. Ropht and r. Biasig, arc tho only known natives of that republic in Gila County. 1to occasion was duly celebrated at John I.anz's by Swltzers, Iriprel, Iang and Aescbh. mann the only oueE of that uation- ality n Globe, and Eamorous invited guests. A regal spsad was prenared, accompanied by ch:ice wines. The occasion was one wiHI Ia joy was un- confined and long t6;l1e remembered by participants.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

The Kellner Mill < Mining Compa. ny of New York owning the old Mug get mill and mines are ready for gen, eral quartz milling for customers or the most reasonable and economical basis. Satisfaction given in every in, stance. Panl J Johnson is in chafg. of mill. E.F. KELLNER,
 Gen manager md principal ownef
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

Inasmuch as inquiries are frequent ly made as to what are paid for scalps of destructive wild animals, we emu.
 merate the several sums for the in- formation of interested persons: For every lynx, coyote, wildcat or small wolf fifty cents, for each loafey, or timber wolf two dollars and fifty tentst for each panther or bear ton dollars
 for each mountain Iig6 twenty-five dollars. Heads with ears attached
 must be produced before any justice of the peace within the county and proof made that said animals were killed within tue county whereupon the justice gives certificate of tue fact accompanied by the scalp or sealps were ears attached of tic slaughtered animal, and upon the surrender Of which to the Board of Supervisors a warrant IS given upon tho County Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
sHERIFFs SALE.

Fly virtue of an execution Issued cut Of the Justieea Court of Globe Precinct, si!a Equn- ty, Arizona Territory, dated the 18th day af Sept. "A D. l8s,S, in eettain action wherein Lemon ( Megahe. ss piainiiife, recovered irdgnent asaiBs. the Giptey Mining Company as Defendants for tlc sln of $l63 75 and cost oi suit taken at S4 9s, ni thp 18th day uf Sept. A. D. 1885, I have levied ppoa the fol- lowing described property, t1.sit.
 That certain mine or mining claim known aud designatcd as the Gypsey mine, together with all buildings, improvements and appVr. tenauces thereon or tlercnnto hel0pging. Said Gypsey mine is situated about six miies north. eclY from Globe c ia County, A. T., and is recorded in Book !, Page IS, Globe District Mining Records n0w the records H Giia County, @ which reference is hereby made .for further description.
 Public notice is hereby gigen that m MON. DAY tae 12th day oi 0ctobgr 4 D. 1885, at 9o'clock 8 70. oi tbaa day at Public Auction ht Globe, In front of lle sheJiif's oalee, ] will seli al the right, title and interest of the said Defendant, in and Q Esid described property to the higliezt and bttt hidier e satisfy said execution and all costa 3. T. PBEC0E, sepi9-td Shtrii, Gila County, A T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
TELEArR mINrNa ooMpAl1Y.


 Location of principal place of business, San Franciscn, California.
 Location of Works, Globe Mining District, Giia County, Afiauns
 Notice is hereby given, that ct s meeting of ths Beard of Directors held oh the Twelfth tl2thl day of August ISS5, au assessment No. 7) of One Cent psr share @as levied upon the capital stoek of the corporation, payable im- mediAtely iB United States gold coin, 10 tlte Secretary, at the Ctfics oi Che Company, room No, s, 702 Market Street, San FTancisco, Cal, iforria.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid uH Gle NINETEENTH II ii9thl day of September 1885, will De delin- queRt, and advertised for sale at pRhlic que. ton; and unless payment is made before, will Dc sold On SATURDAY the Seventeenth ii7thj day of October 1885, Co pay the delin- anent aaaessIueiit togsther with costs of adyeT. tiEiag and cSpepses nf sale
 By order Uf the Board Of Directors.
 !. PEETFG0S1, Secretary, 0fice, 702 Market Street, Room s, San FraBoisco, California. ade22-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
MORE THAN A MELLEsN.

NEw ORLEANS, La.---A reportef of the Times-pemocrat, who recently completed 8 tour of this .and neigh boring s!ates, visiting every city, town and hamlet, states that he interviewed all the wholesale and retail druggists and atoreleepers, as well as transpor- tation companies, with yiew of learn ing inc volume of trade in certain arr ticles. The statistics thus gathered show that during the past two years over one million two hundred thou sand bottles of St. Jacobs Oil were sold in this section alone, and Chat this quantity largely exceeds the total combined sales of all other similar remedies during that period. He adds that dealers, as well as the pub lie, continue unanimous in their praise of the wonderful paineuring powers of this unappgoached remedial agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

On the evening of the 18th, Alexan- der Graydon and wife on the recession of their occupancy of their new dwell ing gave house warming, a dance and supper which was greatly en- joyed hy participants on the occasion The warming was indeed verita- ble one and will be agreeably rsmen. hered by those who had the fortune to be present
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
RaEs et& .BNoE.

 Inc following i ;. tist of the names of pupils iu opr Eaolic school, who have been perfeo; 5a attendance and department, and s<aul 80 per cent in their studies, for iae week ending September 18th;
 GEABIAG If.s,ARTMEST. Kit6s Price, Emma schulzo, Henry Robertson, Thomas Robertson.
 G. j. scAELAED, Teacher.
 isT PRIMARY. Clinton II. Fisk. Willie Price, Will lie shanley, Maud Kenyon, Js@usita Hidalgo.
 Mss II. WHsov, Teacher.
 2SD PRIMARY. Lou. Qraydon, Nellie Kennedy, Ma. tilda Horzoni, Charlie Fisk, Tommy Holohon.
 Mss ADA LIVINGSTON, Teacher.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

The 18th of October will witness the opening of the second exhibition ofthe Territorial fair in Phu7ix. From the energy displayed by its managers and the liberal premiums offered we may safely say it will prove a grand and interesting affair.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

The Pinal County Record, edited and published by Fred R. Kittle is at hand. It abounds in interesting mat ter, IS neatly and artrsticalIy printed. It politics and declares its in dependence of parties and cliques and opposition to personal controversies. Subscription price S5.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
gRsugh on Rkts., :,

gRsugh on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches, Eies, sntal bedbugs,
 Heart FsIns. Falpitation, Drepsicsl Swellings, Dit1insssl Indigestion Headache, 6lsepleSsness cured bf | Wells Health Reneweh'
 Rough On cerns.' Ask for Wells' Rough on CarnE, i5c: Quick complete cure. Hard or soft eoFnss warts, bunions.
 "Ruohu-palba.' 9;itek, 5oulrlsts eurP, agl Kidney, Blsdd6f and Urinary Dise4ses, Scaidiagt IttttstiGs, Stone, Gravel, Catarth of tho Bladder sl, Druggists.
 Bsd-BzEs. FEos. Flies, reaches ants, bed.bugs, rats, miOss gophers chipmunka, cleared out by "Rough on Rats" l5c.
 Tnlz People 'WeIls' Health RsaeTsss restorsa hsAltk and visny, cures Dsspepaia. lhpaEehes, SeHus q Debility. Si,
 .Rough on Paia.- Cuf,s ehoiera, coiic cramps, diarrhoa, Achss, ra.n& sprains, headache, neuralgia, rhpumAE tism. 200 Rough on PEin Plasters, l5.
 Mothers. If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous, use Wells Health Rthewsr," sl. Druggists.
 Ilfs Pres6rvcr. If you arc lnsinx your grip on life, try Wells HeAltA Reaever." Goes direct tS
 gs-Eh on 2sles.' Cures plsspr Hemnrrhoids, Itching, Pro trudiug, Plseaing, Internal or other Inter- nal and isxsernai Remedy in each package, Sure cure, 5ec.. Brugghts.
 Pretty Women. tasiss gho would retain iresllnsss and viyAs citS dont ial to try "Welia' Health Rel newer"
 "Rough OF Isc.h& ,Roagh on Itche cures husnofs, eFuptiopsy riagworm, letter. salt Ehcum, frosted tself ehilblains.
 "Rouga su Catsf4a.." Corrects offensive alors atjunce. Complstd cure of worst chronic cases, also unequalsd Ag Igatgle for DsPathslia, Sore Throat, Foes Breath RSs
 TssS uors os the Hatien. Children, slaw in development punys scra,yhY and delicate, use Wells Health Re- Dears."
 cataxrh os tne Bladder. stinging, irritation, ir,i.ammasian, al Kidl ney and Urinary complaints, cured liy "Bs4 ch9- -Paiba, Sl,
 "Wa.er rugu, ReaOhes." ''feps,A n RaA clears ihsm out, also Eeei tles Ants. FF53 REIN "A eciafartahle aweliipvs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
pnEFERRnp LocALs.

Fresh butter every morning from Pioneer, at Somcryilles. ID RENT. 4 fafnisbed room, con yeniently situated. Apply to
 " " BRooKvEB. Crockery and glass ware at Van Wagenen's.
 At this season of the year something is required 10 tone up the system Hop Bittefs will do Il. Taylor < Hatch, Call for "Excelslcr fl you want d good cigar for 129 cts.
 ya4 W2sESs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

Our Mexican residents in Commem- ,oration of the independence of that republic celebrated On the 18th by fir. ing of guns in the morning and a dance at Calderon's in the evening, which was well attended by Mexicans and Americans who say they had a jolly good time,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

The farmers on Salt river have com pleted thsesaing their wheat and bar ley, and arc now ready to thrash Egyptian corn, which will be put through the thresher. Grass on the river IS reported as being short.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19
MENBrRR.
A WARNINGi

Having learned that certain parties cahtem- plato bringing stock cnto Upper Mineral CEees and the head of DaappointinekG Val. ley, c6htaiping what are known as IUdi.In, Walnnt ard aeyerninent Springs and otlIer places where thers may De watsr at cert,tin times ol the year oa said rstge. Notice is hereby given that the undsrsigned, have bad possession of and have kept these springs in repair for the last i've years, according to hlw isee Act No 90, See IS, Laws of ISS5) and furthermore that there is now on said range all the stock t will support.
 n. DEy0RE.
 N. H. PRICE. Mineral Creek, Gila County, A. T., June l2, 1885. jsIs-bi
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

4 number of GIobeites have been suffering from the effects Of cur cool nights. We would advise thicker clothing, thereby using that one part of preventative to sixteen parts pbysi- elan hllls.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-19

David Horst, of Clear creek, YaYa- pal county was here and drove in forty-one int besyes of bis own rais- ing, for his and Wiley'5 butchenug es- tablishment at this place. He reports three hundred more beeves on his range and grass good where his stock feeds. He left for his ranch yesterday morning.