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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
sHERIFF'S SALE.

EF. KELLSER ys. CLEnns LIgsTRuM and KATE LISsTRUs, ct. als. Order Of sale and decree of lsin . Under aGd by virl lis ai s7 ipjTdi pjTdis f sais and decree of lein issued oUf 0f the 21t 1G3icisi District Coiut If tbs Territery ci Arizona. isi and for the County of Gila on the 22lld day of April 1885, wherein E. '. Keliner the
 above named plaintiF. obtained Q judgmepi and despge aEsllst Clemens LiustYum and Kate LiDstfusa, 6esthd1ntE t,S the @}tk day of march 1885, aHl eomgahdsd to sell all
 the rgft, title sfd Interest ot Clemens Lin. stran and Kate Linstrun the above named deferdants, in and to tho following descsited premises to-wit:
 That certain lot or psrrsl 5f laad lying and
 being seAr and, rsrthsbf the toTSh 0l Ebsbe; iis the County of Gila, TtrTitary q Arizona. sud
 bounded on the north by land claimed by Wm, Beard and Con Burns, and on the south 1 hy the Gardner mill-site and being what was formerly known as the Gem mill-sfte and de.
 scribed in deed uf conveyance from c. 4,
 Swasey, recorded in the rec0lds af said Gils
 Cauuty. in Record Book l of Deeds on pasd
 3S5, gs 90 Hueh of ssid premises as may be ne cessSry Co pay tic aIiolht due plaintiF tn.
 wit: the sun q Si76 S7 and eosts accrued
 amounting Co S83 70 and cUsts and expenses cf sale, together with all percentages allowed by law.
 Public pqtice is hereby given. that on aion, day the 18th day g May x D. 1885, at 10
 o'clock e. m. of that day st PubijS Auction
 at Globe in front nf the Shesiffs cFsce, I will
 sell all the right, title and interest of he said detesdapts in and to said described pfaperty
 to the highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution and all costs. R. r. PASC0E,
 api2-td Shsria, Gils County, A. f.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
Fly4 patlioaton Ais 2 isss.l Adjudication Tor Patent.
Application NO. saS for Patent ta Ghs
 Yeliow Metnl Mining Claim.
U, s. LAND oryIoR, TuosoN, A. T.,

U, s. LAND OFFIcR, TUcs0N, 4. T.,
 May IA. 1885, -
 Notice is hereby sivsh tlF. s, c. Henenian f0T himself and co-slainatst, Cal Sever. whose i,oat office address is Globe, Gila County, Ari- E1sa, has tbIs day hled Lis application for q patent for 7j9 linear feet of the Mellow Metal mine or vein bearing mineral, with sprface ground GO feet in Winth, situatet ID Globe Mining District; County of Gila and TeTito, F 5s Arizona md dcsigrated by the field notes and official plG pn tile in this office ..s lot No T, said lot aG q being ss tollopa. to wit.
 Beginning at the initial monument men, tion in location notice and marking the s5uth- westerly end center Of claim, at post 4 feet lcug inches in diameter in a mound os stones, marked " NJ Nc l. l. M", thenef $ 70 digs 21 tIiin., E St0 f5st to4.6 lso4t sI feet long inches in diameter iu mound of stoness marked " M. No. 2i; thence N 20 deps 70 min. E 1bg tsss to pest 4i feet long inclIes in diameter in mound ot stones marked ", M. No. 3'i ". $. mine'yl nonusaent No. a Globe District bears \ 39 dsss M ll4 feet; thence N 50 degs. 20 tnin. W 800 feet to north, esstefly end center of claim, at post 5inghegi ii diameter q feet lopg iu moardof stcaes,' marked sX. N. No. q; thence \ 90 degs. % min. w 800 fact Go post feet lo4g, inches in diameter in nioahd ef stones, marl;ed'sY NJ No. 5; original nionpfneRs bears \ degs, 26 min. w feet distant; thence 10 deEss % min. W fd9 feet tn < pest ( feet long inehes in diameter in Q mound oi stoE0s, marked " M. No. 6'; thence $ % dees % min. C 800 fset to post marked ". M. No. l, [. M place qf beginning. .R
 Magnetic variation F degs. 8 ffIas' 6. This claim contains I0.4 aareB.
 This claim is on Gnsgrygyg3 land, about miles northwesterly from tas town of Globe, and Aboat one half Wila from Lost Gulch.
 The location of ttis mine Is recorded in the RecorCier's office St Gila County, ia Lock S Globe Mil hg District Records, st page I2ss and a correction of errur in original notice of location is recorded in book 6 page t9S kIsf and al persons claiming NaselTely asy portion of said Yellow Metal nlie or surface around, are required to f1e their adverse claims with the RegistsR U the United Statcs Land Office, at Tpesqn, Arizona, within the. sixty days periaa of puplication heieof, or they will be bafsdd by yirtadof the provisions of the statute
 It is herssg ordered that tie foreSolng nos tiee of application De pablihed for Zen enn,, 1 sscutiyg geeks in the SILVER BELr. a weekly new f Sper pss5fished an Globe, Arisana
 B. M TH0M ASs Register.
 LEMON & aeGA1E atfyss, GlobS, Gila Co., HAizona. ny2SW1o
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
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 Lying in shs ware-hcuse at the shore end of tho rharf is a boat which was receiyeda ' few weeks ago, from New York, aAd is enphaticslly de. clared by well Known aanta BaEbara aea Captain, to be a marine "daisey.' The brand new boat is the property of Me E. F. Kellner. of the City Phar. nacy, who is now in Arit3na, ana was ikadc to his order. It resembles more . piece of superior cabinet work than a boat, being made of polished cedar and white ash, with nickel-plated trim. mings aha gold-plated row-loeks, Every tiab8y Is fitted in with the nicety of mosaic work. The boat is supplied with a ratsnt centre board, two sails and fixtures for an awning, and two chambers for compressed air, the latter feature making the boat a buoy capable of sustaining above wa ter eight persons. It is pronounced by experts to be the incest thing m the line eFer seen on this coast, and should be placed oh public inspection. It will be launched as soon as Mr. Kellner returns to Santa Barbara, some time in June.
 IMr. Kellner desires to extend, through onr columns an invitation to ali Gl5ee people visiting Santa Barba- ia to take d sail in his rev boat,--Ed. BErf.l
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
nrrngnAitSa aSessNs.

| H--+@-5 l Somo escitempnt Waa oceasionei Aere on Thursday anorning by the ar, rival of John Ray who reported thai Indians who eamped near Powers
 ranch, three mile south of town, or the previous nigha had driven oif 2 number of horses belonging to Pow, CTS, Anderson an6 other parties. Kay. after obtaining a gun, returned to the ranch and together with Powers Houston and two. others started iu pursuit of the Indians and followed their trail to a point about one mile this side of Gilson s, where they lost it aad returned to Globe without having oSeftaken the Indians
 Sheriff Pascoe who wont out imme- diateiS after the news was received here, detected Four sguaws rounding up some horses near Powers but when he came m sight they fled tothe hills. Later in the day four of the horses supposed to have been stolen retuyhed. There are five stiil miss ing and there seems to be little doubt but that they were run of by the Indians.
 The circuhstahces were telegtaphed to Agent Ford at San Carlos who acted with eelerity ana h fifteen min utes after receiving news of tho dep relation, had started two conpaiiIes of scouts to intercept the thieving red skins. One company tamped at Gil sons Thursday night and yesterday morning expected 10 take the trail of the mamuders where Powers and his companions leit ua, The number of Indians in the band is reported to be five bucks, three or four sQuaws and 8 boy. TAree of the squaws and the boy were in Globe on Wednesday, and were recognized as Yumas by several parties. As that tribe has always heretofore been friendly with the whites, the reported theft causes roR- siderable surprise among citizens.
 There was'a stampede m the neigh borhood of Powers, and some fifteen or more women and children aud three or four men congragated at Anderson's ranch flor safety. Tlat section is an exposed one; there arc quite 8 number of women and children living along the creek within a dis tance of two miles, aud only five or six men.
 Charles Powers who came to town early this morning, reports that h dian scouts arrived at his ranch tt 3 o'clock a. m. vita five of tue missing animals, which they stated they re- covered near MrMiIlen. Two horses are still inissin:, which tbo scouts promise to brin4 in. We did not learn if any of .De thieying Indians had been captuI B. From the dlrec- ton they were travelling tt is strongly suspieioned that hey are White Mountains.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

It is gratifying to learn that there bss no truth in the report, published ID the Clifton Clarion, that Hon. John h. Miller and wife of Silver City, N. M., had been killed by Indians, The tumor was seemingly well authentica- ted and caused man5 sorroAral ex- bressions among their numerous friends hero, because or their supposed hntimely deaths. Thc reported mass acre of the Phillips family; near Fort Bayard, New Mexico, is also denied by Silver City special to the Tucson Star. These are the only contradic. tions of the numerous mtirders of citi' zeps hy Indians Which now lJtne Sd, have been ascertaihed to number sey. enty-hvs and doubtless others slatr by the red 6ends will yet Do dlseos Area,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Vim Thomas or, any person holding tf. tle from him, the undersigned q co-owBer ia the ManzaLits mine situated aufl being in the Territory of Arizona, County of G{ss and Globe District, having done and pa3jurmed the annual work nn said mine as required by law for the year 1884. This., therefore, ts e notify Ypp thai Y FQp d. nat pay yoaE full cost af tti4 plyertReBept yisb:a pinftv days interest fu said mlSs as Co owner 2iH utterly cease and become the property rS tss- under, signed ly operation of law. 5. C. WYNN. ?
 Glole, A. T., 1Jsn, Sl, 1885. jau3I god
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
aOtite Of ForFsitufes..

To s. C. Vim and Wm. Thcrss- or sny person holding title under or from chem the undersigned asUo-0wner in the LucLilla claizi
 nA. County of Gila and Globe District, having dune aud performei the annual work ou said claim as requiyed by law for the year 1884, This, thesetDrtt ii to notify you that it you do not pay youE fall pEap9gtiat Oi irp-1st of said work together win the cost ef this advertise. msnt within ninety days aittt tha fist pallil cation Of this notice, your interssts in said claim as eo-owners viii utterly csase aud Le- come tfe property of the undersigned by Oper- ation of law. E. B. SPENCER. q
 Globe, A. T., April II, 1885. apl Il~90d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
sHERIFFs SALE.

By yirtuR,0f an execution issued out oi tue Justice Court of Globe, Eila County, Arizona Territory, dated the 20ti day of May IA. ID. 1885, if a certain action wherein Ha,nptm Ellis, as plaintiff, recovered judgment against Frank Howell aa defendant for the slua. of s45 25 and cost f suit taken at Globe, ou Ghe l7th day Of October A, D. 1894, have legieti upon the following described property. tn-wis: Lot I, Block 74 tags.qf Gknbe, imprexed,
 day the S0th day ef Juue A. p. fSs5, at 10 olclock B. m. of thas tlaS sas PaHiic Auction tt tilabe, in front of Sheriff office will sell all the right, title and interest of the said defen. dant, in and to said5escribod property to the highest aud best bidder to satisfy said axeca. tieh snd all eo5ts. E. PAEtjklE,
 my8i Si sheriff, Gila f1aeaty. Al I
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
Notice of Forfeiture.

IO Wm., Thomas or any person holding tis tls from him, the undersigned . ca-ownfr id the sslahzsntta rhins situated and being in the TsETitagFy ot Arizona, C3oaHty 9f Gila and the annual work 6a eaId $ine as rplulred tx law for the year 1884. Ibis, therefore, ;s to notify you that if you do n9E pay your full proportion pf est of eaii work tgscthsr Sitls cost Of this advertisement within ninety days after the Gfst publication Of this notice, your interest m Sait mine aS cD-owner win utterly cease and become the property of the under. signed by operation of law.
 E.R SPENCER. {, Globe, A. T., April Il, 1885. apl Il-9Gd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
Notice of Forfe;ture.

u., s~ - D. .4 z. s- NoTTgE IS .HEREBY GIvEN TO F, M, Carey, Cr whom t may concern, that ths undersigned has performed the annual assess ment work for the year lSSf, on the Bullion Mine, in Globe Mining Disnict, Giia County, Arizona Territory, and you a''e ther5for, here by notified that unless yoR SJry your I,EogGr- tian of the same, tq,wit: Fifty dsllarS with in ninety lSpi ciaystfFdm the date Jf tha ysih. lication ot ehis Hgtice, yoir interest ns said mine will be forfeited Co the undeIsimied, acS cording to law, ana yth'w'H alsos t8 reqs,red and aecruing costs. J. ". EDDY.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
c. s. Van Wage nen, Agent for Globe, Arizona Territory.

MINERS ArraNTloS!--If you have a Mine or Prospect and wlll show 10 our satisfaction that you can take out pay ore, and wlll contract with us for it's delivery, We will supply means to help you along and mill or ship the ores to best adFantage, or buy the ore from you. |. r. KELLxER < To.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of H T. Robbins, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of H. T. Robbins, hEysiR rlsims againzt the said dsceascd, Co ex, hibit thch Wi.h tic necessary vouchers with, in four nnnths after the first publication of this notice, to the said Adfuinistfator at hi, residence in t,lobe. in the County Of 6iia, Territory of Arizona.
 Dated, Saturday ihe J6gh day of May 1885.
 T. G. STAI.EO, Administrator of the tgtats of II. T. Roblins, deeeased. ieG-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
GLOBE, Gila County, A. T.
 June Ist. 1885.


 June list, 1885. Board met pursuant toa adjourhmeht. Present--Superyiaos $ Westmeyer, Red man and Gilson.
 Minutes of May Huh, read and ap- proved.
 Report and account of w. c. Wat kin, oyerseer of Reno Road Dil trict for the year tS8l, received and &C., cepted.
 Report and account of c, c. Strong. ovcrseer of NcMile,i Road District for the year 1884, received and accepted. The following ella ns were then al- lowed and warran ordered drawn for same: . ... Claim of Dr. Geo. P. Johnston, med. icaI attendance, alIo wed S99; claim oi 10. T. Martin, recorder, allowed So; claim of J. c. Rams ell, boarding prla- oners, allowed $l0O 40; claim O. ". .C. Watkins laid orer, until he turn over to the board, u @ map for wbich the claith Is made.
 On motion G. C. Strong was ap- pointed overseer ol McNillen Road District, and the clark instructed to nohfy him to file bolds in the penal sum of two hundred dollars with two or more sufficient suleties.
 The chairman thet reported tho ap proyal of the bond of B. r, pascoc as oyerseer of Globe load District for slo00 with T. 4. l'ascoe and J. II. Pascoe as Spretles. On motion board adjourned.
 c. f. MARTIN, Cterk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

w. c, Smith, postmaster at Holden, Missouri, who was shvrt S975 and unable to respond to the demand of the Department for the set, clement, shot and killed himself, His boudsmen paid the amount of the de. linqusnCyr May 29th, the morning of his dnaih.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Ip compliance with section 50 of the school laws of Arizona, ar election for trustees must be held in each district school house, on the last Saturday in June of each year. Our citizens will bear this in mind.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

The authorities ct San Carlos acted with commendable promptness in send. ing out scouts upon hearing that stock had been stolen near Globe. Lieut.. Walsh is entitled to credit for sending his scouts, They returned to the Agency thtS morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Thanks to Alfred Kinaey wc are under an iron roof, in fre-Froof building, and are free from the oner- ous taxes imposed by insurance agents. Kinney has doEe bis work well and to our entire satisfaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Hrs. r. .. Bemis has bad a photo. graphic tent erected on the corner op. poS;te tue SILVER BElT office, ahd will Ge ready to takecard photographs and tin-types in a few days The gallery will be 6 permanent institution.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Joe Sloan, who has been resident of Gi!a County, for many years and IS generous g man as the sun ever sbone upon, itit for Texas on Thursday. He is not tired of Arizona, however, and expects to return next year with . band of cattle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

The temperature has been deligft. ful since the rain on Tuesday. Tax. ing it all the year round there is no section of Arizona that possesses . finer climate than Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Items are scarce this week and We have had great deal of extra work in consequence of moving our office; so We ask our subscribers considera. ton if they dud our columns less in teresting than usual.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Sheriff B. F. Pascco Eho returned from Tonto on Wednesday, tells us that he feasted on luscious peaches and apricots at tho Boquet ranch. Chas. Boquet will have q very large grape crop this season.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

During the past week the Miami mill has been running on ore from GibsOn's gold mine, from the Demo eFat, Quartzite, ". V. KingSbury's mine, and enc or two other claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
NOTICE.

HayiDg leased eur interest in the Cotton tail, Jack Rabbit, Little Chri tina and liar kin mining properties t5 Samuel Richmond foi three months commencing on June 3d 1885, by virtue q written agreement, we are not responsible for any aebts incurred by req. son of working said mines.
 J. (. LUNDY,
 BARNEY HARRIN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

The party given at the rink on Thursday night was well attended. The eyenlng was del,ghtNlly cool, the music excellent and everything con. dueed to make dancing highly enjoya- l
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Hon. W. c. Watkins returned from TsHto early in the week. He intends moving with his family out to his ranch at the rh9se of the present school term,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

The Ksllner mill near Richmond Basin is receiving custom ere in Zufi- cient quantities to insure a continuous run for some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

A certain Globe benedict who staid out all day flying kites with the boys, on his return hotns ih the evening, was met by his wife who handed him two bits and suggested that as he might grow tired of kite flying, he had better buy some marbles. Az he hasn't been seen out since, we pre-. sume he is practieing long taw" in his back yard.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
taEArn snrps FRIENDS.
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 All persons arc respectfully request cd to give any information of the cat tic work oxen) and other property of the late Il I. Robbins, and those hav- ing any property Of said Robbins, or kh5wing themselves indebted to said H ' Robbins deceased, will please report to I c stallo, Public Admin- istrator of Giaa county A. I. and aa- ministrator of q, T Robbins, deceased. II n Cole $ aatfafised to tsse up any cattle twork oKshl belonging tc the estate Of Harvey \ Robbins, de- ceased. q Q sTALL0, Adp, est of I. T. RahbEhs, deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

w. T, MeNelly is having the Cham. pion Hall renovated and newly pa. pered, which will make this popular resort all the more attractive.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

The sTLyER BELr now has one of the coolest and most eosnmodions printing offices in Arizoaa.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Mir Gsergs X. Allen returned from Tucson yesterday. Mrs. Allen and child went to California, where they will spend some time,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Mr. and Mrs Niles Aylesworth left this morning for Riverside, and expect to be absent about two months.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Wages paid by the Clifton Copper companies are about as follows: Chinamen, $50; Mexican laborers, g, miners, S2.25; white miners, S27O, The nationaltiss above are employed in about equal numbers.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Work is being vigorously prOsocu- ted on the various claims at Richmond Basin, aud much Fich orc is being taken out
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
ATTENTION aasoSs.

The members of White Mountain Lodge No, 3 r, < A. M, will give . grand picnic oh St. Johns day, June 24th 1885. All masons, their wives, mothers, sisters and daughters are cordially invited to participate and as- sist to make it an affair of enjoyment as we'll as sociability.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Mrs. James Hazard and children are in town on a short visit, and are stop ping at Mrs, Kinneys.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

\ Mi. George P. Denman, of New York is here on a vlsit and is the guest of Geo. P. Scholefeld
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

B. J. McGinnis went out to Tonto and Green Valley on Monday and ex- poets to be away some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

At this season of the yeas' something is required to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will do sh Hatch & Taylor.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

There were two hundred thousand pounds of coke on tAe road, yesterday, Between Wilcox and Globe,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

MT, s1d Mrs. Charles Power makes guilt edge butter, and are prepared to supply families.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

Dr. Alex. Trippel returned from Tucson on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

., Agent Ford and Dr. Davia of San Carlos, are in town,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

MI NYnVre nloney tAansat anything,
 w N Neise by taking an agency for thg best selling book olit. Begsnners succee erandIy None faiS. Terms free. BkiIE9 BobK Co. posn1nd Mgiift fsi isifY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-06

ffycu want a good pair of boots or shoes, 60 to schulze.