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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
SANITARY SCIENCE.

|'Ndent Cleveland Expresses his SYM
pathy with the Cause.
aAsHINGToN, Dec. 8.-The American
QUO Health Association met in it's
ileenth annual convention in this city
o'clock this morning, with DR.. James
aeeyes, Of Wheeling, w. Va, Presi-
N the association, in the chair.
ALETTER FROM CLEVELAND.
lo'nights session the following let
/ AOm PRESIDENT Cleveland was read:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Dec. z, 1885,
4 ~ Toner:
y DEAR SlR-I am sorry that the condi-
~, pubic business Is such that | cannot
sIhe invitation which you kindly ten
MI on behalf Of the American Public
.l ~ association to attend its annual meet
morrow evening. ! beg TO assure you
4 sTi{ expression Of regret is not merely
tTe,.I rt Out actually indicates the sense Of de-
@.ou which attends an inability by my
.ge ss requested to attest the fullest IN
bTsuI or the objects and purposes as well
Nork Of the association.
4 OF IMMENSE IMPORTANCE.
,s,y lhe Advancement OF sanitary science
IR placucal application TO the public
80 OF immense importance TO the peO-
ygr S and. Of course the value Of efforts
esr1llectlon OF better understanding Of
s.1'cs OF disease and protection against
snt st' B is 700 palpable for suggestion or ar
nrs.IDu ns DuL do not think the advantages of
s55ssssssement in the condition and sanitary
,sd liss OF the homes OF our working
,sca,oll, the poor among us is sufficiently
5t,eu, healthfui and comfortable
,r'gus indicate the best features OF q
i r,S prosperity and advancement, and
& ,in.u kood health aud wholesome sur
sss are apt Co be contented and useful
IN DEATH RATES.
< nv ts1eIence in the death rate Of cities and
f eln.,sU explained by natural and inher-
E <nlbenols OF Itself enough 10 give great
81 ftbov 20 the work OF the association,
Fl AM aD'eheheent organization shall sue
E q tboV az ht IN impressing upou municlp-
e. s,le-aty OF sensible and thorough sew
& grpsr,gihtliul and pure supply OF water
q .fuet,o,n cleanliness, together with proper
# oftsegiaa ol school buildings for the chill
b to ifs eltlzens, IL may we'll point with
s lssoei., ,echlevements. With hone that
4 #erea.i,'o.4 may be the means OF constant
rtaor- benefit 20 the country. and with
& tFork l the heartiest sympathy with
am yours sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

MADRID. Dec. S.-Tho Queen Regent
will tomorrow sign decree granting
amnesty TO political and press ohenders,
including all exilos except those VINO We
guilty OF rebellion while holding military
commands. The latter. however, may so
left clemeneg. Tho progs prosecutions
will be abandoned, and the journalists
now 10 prison 30 released.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
5IERENoEs IN DEATH RATES.
TIre in q Rnller MiII.

Ban ts; tGsGh ME, Wis, Dec. s.--About 7
" Roii RJis morning fire broke out IN the
gkbg ,Srr Aill. An explosion followed,
lg SEE, ele building and seriously in
Nv d,se,rai nremen. The building was
git snS son,S,'oyed. The Empire MIL also
l0ss T"e w was almost totally destroyed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
10000 Cnftlc nfn.r NE

conn., eorSo' Dec. 1.-THE Fairbanks Cam
pa an praly any Of this city mas Just re-
"a" > ys1er g5a from the French govern
le ss1i =, -5,0,VlOO pounds OF dressed beef
lnvsiei tle french army. The COR
ilue yves inc slaughter Oh q, 600 head
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
souTHERN INvENToRs.

The following patents were issued to-
day: Beverly Roper. OF Atlanta, Ga, We
locipede; BENJAMIN y. Du Sose, o. LISBON,
Ga grinding mill; Q. Q. Bierulh, OF
starke. Fla. planter; Thomas M. Work.
man, assignor OF one-half TO j. A. Bailey,
OF Clinton, 5. c., baling press.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

It's stated that William r. Morrison
will take MIR. Blackburn's place on the
House committee on rules, while Mr.. His
cock takes Mr.. Keifer's. The other mem
bers being rcappointed, the committee
will then be as follows: The Speaker and
Messrs. Morrison, Randall, Reed and His
cock. The Speaker and Messrs. Morrison
and Reed, favor the proposed change In
the rules.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

The arrest and imprisonment OF Julio r. q.
Santos, a citizen OF the United States, by the
authorities Of Ecuador, gave rise 10 conten-
ton with that government, Ia which his right
10 be released, or 10 have speedy and imUar-
tial trial on the announced chasg gea, and with
All the guarantees Of defense stipulated by
treaty was insisted on by us. After an elab-
crate correspondence, and repeated earnest
representations on our part, Mr.. Santos was,
after an alleged trial and conviction, eventu-
ally included In general decree Of amnesty
and pardOned by the EcuadOrlan executive
and released. leaving the question Of his
American citizenship denied by the Ecuador
ian Government, but insisted on boy our own.
FRANCO AMERICAN CLAIMS.
The amount adiudged by the laie French
and American Claims Commission 20 b. due
from the United states 10 French claimants,
on account OF injuries suffered by them dur.
ing the war OF secession. having been appro-
priated by the last Congress, has~becn duly
paid 10 the French government. The act Of
February %, 1885. provided for preliminary
search Of the records OF the French prize
courts for evidence bearing on The claims Of
American citixcnH against France for 8noila-
tons committed prior 20 1901. The duty has
been performed, and the report Of the agent
viii be laid before you.
regret 10 say that the restrictions upon the
Importation of our pork into France continues
Notwithstanding She abundant denomination
OF The absence n sanitary danger in iis use +
but I entertain strong hopes that, with bet.
Tor understanding Of the unti-f. tee Fexa.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

The Management of the San Carlos
Apaches by Agent Clum from 1874 to
1877, and the control ofthe Mascalero
Apaches in New Mexico by Agent
Llswellen from 1880 until the time of
his resignation, few months since,
furnish abundant evidence of the sue
cess that is possible in the manage
ment Of these Indians under proper
civil authority. These men declined
the presence of troops upon their res
ervatious, and the purpose of their ad
ministration seemed to be to secure
peace and protection. The official
record is itself sufficient evidence Of
the success that crowned the efforts of
these men. Governor ZuLick's policy
Is in harmony with that pursued 10y
these two agents, and this is the policy
we hope to see revived at San Carlos.
At the time of the outbreak in 1881,
the military proclaimed that the cam
paign would be "a war of extermina-
ton" A telegram from San Francis
co read thus; Seventeen carloads Of
troops left to-day for Arizona and
another large detachment leaves to-
morrow" There was a considerable
flourish of war material The "war
of determination" resulted in the
death of ono Indian, who was shot by
a wood-chopper in tho Huaohucas
while the main body of the renegades
were escorted by troops back to the
reservation in June, 1883, and Feb,
1884. Nov we are in the midst Of
another war Of determination and yet
the hostiles are not extcrmiuated. we
judge the future by the past and pres
emit, and our hope fails us. The Cen
sral of the army comes from Washing
ton, takes a brief glance at the situa-
ton, and returns satisfied that all has
been done that can be done. In view
of the facts in the case, there Is
danger, and great danger, IN the sug-
gestion that the military may retain
control upon the San Carlos Reserya-
ton.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
Gov. ztlIrK Avn cEN. 5l.raIpAs.

The conference in Albuquerque be-
tween Governor Zulick and General
Sheridan on the Indian question, was
not altogether lovely The Governor
urged the adoption Of policy and
stuck to it, which was not in accord
with the views Of sheridan, The lat.
tor gentleman was emphatic and die
tatorial. The Governor stated pos
lively that in case any Of the rene
gades were captured BY the military
he would make a peremptory demand
for their surrenderto the ciyilauthor-
tiles; and that upon their surrender
they would DO tried and If found
guilty would be dealt with as provided
by law 10 this proposition the Gen
eral demurred, and at one time IN
abrupt and unsatisfactory termination
Of the conference seemed Imminent.
But the question Of the future treat
ment Of the renegades was finally
waived aud the most effectual method
of preventing future outbreaks was
considered. General Sheridan was
firm in the belief that the military
alone could be depended upon for pro-
lection. He believed that they should
be given entire and absolute control
Of all the Indians on the reservation,
Governor ZuGck thought the question
ofwho was to control the reservation
the military on tho interior depart
ment~-was Of minor Importance, In
order to make such control effective
no matter who exercised It--certaia
radical changes must be inaugurated.
In the first place, total disarmament
of all the Indians on the reservation
should be insisted upon the bounda-
ries of the reservation should be mate.
rally eircumscribad, so as to bring its
occupants under more immediate SUI
pervision Of the controlling authority;
the more turbulent and restless spirits
should be weeded out and removed,
either TO the Indian territory or to
some other place provided for their
reception; and finally, but perhaps
more important than all, crime com
mitted by an Indian, whether off or
on the reservation, should be punished
the same as ifthe criminal was a white
man.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

The Tombstone Epitaph in referring
to the fact that a petition is about be-
ing circulated by the Grand Army of
the Republic setting forth the true
condition Of Arizona in consequence
Of unrestrained Indian raids, says:
1t will tell the story of our suftrings
and the inability of the army to
overcome the willy Chiricahuas. 1t
win also appeal directly 10 members
of congress from every state to assist
Ia procuring the desired relief" The
Epitaph expresses the opinion that it
viii have a potent influence and
awaken congress to a sense Of a dread
tul condition at present existing in
southeast Arizona and southwest
New Mexico. The recently organized
encampment of the order here would
also do we'll to give the matter their
attention, and through its far-reaching
influence exert itself in that behalf.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
pRHFERREp I.ocAlas.

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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
WIZ rma easnaNmEsyr 10 ne

The following state naplr from the
brain and pen Of Governor Zuick,
late Of Newark, New Jersey, is worthy
If d more extended circulation than it
hes received from the Territorial press
and therefore we reproduce IL in the
BrLr. What We most adunrs ia the
Governor, IN this connection, Is that BE-
has muzaled the press and Ia connec-
tion with III @. Q. Lamar revived the
sedition laws which we're enacted, by
the FederalistB, for tie suppression Of
too much talk and domestic discord,
which was greatly fonented BY the
incorporate action Of the Salem
witches, many Of whom were drowned
because they couldn't swim while
their hands aud legs were tied. The
sedition law remained upon the stat
ute books for twenty-four years and
until Jefferson and his political friends
came unto power and bounced il, thus
loosening The tongues Of the people
and restoring the freedom Of the press,
which, for more than eighty years
thereafter, discussed public matters
without interference, and until the
appearance Of Governor Kuhck and
Secretary Lamars manifestoes, Nov.
30th ofthe current year, winch rees-
tablished a censorship over discussions
Of the Indian question, and the con-
duct of those charged with staying
their upljrted hands Below we give
the papers reIorred to:
WASHINGTON, November 39.--Secre-
tary Lamar, having directed the at
tention of the governor Of Arizona to
certain publications in q southwestern
newspaper, calculated to precipitate
blOoa&hed between the white inhab-
itants OF Arizona and the Indians, the
governor to-day made the following
reply;
PREscorr, A. r., Noyemher So
Hon, l.. q. c. Lamar, Secretary Of the
Interior, Washington, d. C.I have
anticipated your request, The arti-
Gle referred to in your dispatch was
promptly recognized by me as inaam-
matory in character and Immediately
upon its publication l took action to
neptralizs its bad effect. The general
<gfess Of the Territory now condemn
the article and sustains the position
take: viz: That the strong arm Of the
( federal government win insure the
| people of Arizona protection Of life
and property from hostile Indian dep.
! relations. While these people have
suffered greatly from Apache out
RACES, yet beng law-aIidiug, they rely
confidently upon the administration
to right their wrongs. Quiet and
I good order vii! be preserved through
out the Territory.
G. NJ. 2UucE, Governor
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Riel who was recently executed by
the Canadian government upon the
charge of heading a rebellion, is to
have a monument erected by French
Canadians and half-breeds, who con-
cider him a martyr. Judging from
the tone of some of the Canadian pa
pers, there appears to be serious
trouble brewing between the French
and English on account of the hanging
of Riel. The Irish side with the
French. Pictures of the Premier
daubed across the forehead with red
paint to typify his bloody work sin
lyDehing Riel" are scattered far and
wide. The English are coalescing
against the French and are preparing
for the probable danger that awaits
them. The English are numerically
the strongest The situation is great
ly embittered by the charge Of the
friends of Risl that no would not have
been executed had no not have been a
Catholic and which was brought
about through the influence of Orange
men
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

y The Star says "The Epitaph firmly
believes that the present and also the
past Indian outbreaks have been oc-
casioned principally by bad manage
ment of the San Carlos Agency" The
Star endorsed the Epitaph's belief by
adding the word correct. And now
for a word regarding the Chiricahua
outbreak in 1881 and that of May
18th of the present year-both (which
are clearly chargeabls to the military.
Wilcox was removed as Department
Commander of Arizona because of his
ineompetsncy and sending a troop of
soldiers to the sub-agenCy where the
ChiricahuaS had their home, when
urgently advised against it. No one
possessing a modioum of intelligence
and who desires to be truthful will
placs the responsibility of the out
break of the Ghiricahuas upon other
shoulders than Wilcox and Crook, and
editors with multiple mental visions
axe wasting paper and ink in trying
to stuff the public ear to the contrary,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
INVESTIGATION OF TnE rnRTEESTn.

The investigation by Yavapai
grand jury of the conduct of some Of
the members of the 18th Territorial
Legislature is intended to DO exhaus-
tive and thorough. That a majority
of that body is culpable in the highest
degree scarcely admits Of doubt
Read the act approprlating money for
current, special and contingent ex-
penses of civil government Of the Ter
ritory of Arizona, jobs and printing
bills, for instance; the asylum BILL the
corruption fund, known as "the Capt.
tai removal sack" and other sacks
containing the wherewlth to influence
legislation. The subject Of pay Of
clerks (65) is upon the roll for inyesti-
CATION; almost two for each member
of the assembly, which numbered Il
Councilman and 81 members of the
House-36 in all. Each appropria-
ton, we are informed, will DO closely
scanned, the necessity for the same
and the influence that contributed to
the passage of the acts making them,
Ex-clerks of the late 18th, who are
members of the jury, by order of the
court, are not allowed to be present
during the investigation Of the sub
ject While the extravaganza of the
18th legislature was startlingly great,
we can not charge that it exceeded
that of the 18th, whose expenditures
was the subject of comment. What
ever may be the result of the present
Investigation, it will have the effect
of causing greater cireumspection in
the matter of legislation and especial
ly in the disposition of the public
funds,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
stoexmea's Convention.

DENVER, Dec. 5,--Calls were issued
this afternoon by the secretary Of the
International Range Cattle and Horse
Growers Association Of Mexico, Texas,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Oregon,
Nevada, California, Dakota, Montana,
Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, Washing.
ton, Idaho, British Columbia, New
Mexico, and the Indian Territory, APP
pointing the Rrst annual meeting at
Denver On January 9th next. The
allowed il ona delegate
for every $4,000 cattle or horses. All
range men are invited to attend.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued ont Of the
District Court Of the 2nd Judicial District, IN
and for CHA County, Arizona Territory, dated
the 4th day If December a. ID. 1885, IN GER
tain action wherein b, +, Paseoe, defendant,
recovered judgment against The MoMillen
Silver Mining Company, as plaintiff, for the
sum of $40 and cost Of suit taken at 1929 so
on the 9th day ot March A. ID. 1885, have
levied upon the following described property,
to-wit.
That certain lead, lode or mining claim sit-
uated at Mcbillef, In McMillen Mining Dis
trict, ella County, Arizona, known as the
Stonewall jackson mine owned by the above
named plaintiff, together with the mine, hoist
ing works and machinery belonging to said
plaintiff, the said McAfillen Silver Mining
Company and connected with said mine and
situated thereon
Public notice Is hereby given that on Nom
day the 2Sth day Of December A. %. 1885, at
10 o'clocka nj. Of that day at Public auction
IN front Of the Sheriff office il Globe, ii said
GilaGounty, / win sell all the right, title and
interest of the said plaintiff III aud 10 said de-
scribed property tSithe highest and best bidder
to satisfy said execution and al costs
n. %. STALLG,
Public Administrator and Ex-Officio Coroner,
dec5td o. ella County a. II.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

In his annual report General scho-
field says tho country has constant
daily use for niue-tenths Of the army
"to protect its citizens and their prop
erty; to prevent destruction by the
savage tribes IN their midst In the
name of all the gods at once, what
citizens have been protected and what
destruction of property prevented BY
the army in Arizona during the last
FIVE years2-zTombstone Epitaph.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Oh tile SID alaYaa Indians crossed
the railroad truck near Gochis station.
They were healias FIR tho Dragon
mountain, aboUt the same time Tie
military band was giving the citizens
OF Tucson 4 military treat. Had they
only played funeral dirges It would
not have given room ior iuYiaious re-
marks,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Lieutenant c. B. Gatewood, the
counterpart Of Captain Crawford,
has been relieved from duty in con.
nectIon with Indian affairs, and
ordered to join his troop in the dis
trlet of New Mexico. But how about
the Apache County indictment for the
imprisonment Of a citizen in an In
dian guard house?
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Gen Schofeld wants the army I'M
creased to $4,000 men, and Tie Indian
troubles in Arizona viii be utilized as
one Of the long handles with which to
strike heavy blows in favor Of such an
increase. The greater these troubles
and the longer they can be made to
last, the longer viii be the .'handle"
and the heavier the blows. Tho set
tiers must suffer. Tombstone ZIP,
itanh.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
Arizona Mineral Belt B. R.

The annual meeting 81 the Stockholders Of
the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad Compa.
ny, for the election 81 Directors To serve the
ensuing year, and for the transaction 81 any
other business when may legally coma before
such meeting. will I'D held At tho Office Of said
Company III Globe, lila I'onfity, Territory II
Arizona, II ES1AN the 18th day IF Decem-
Der, IA. ID, 1885, at eleven o'clock d. ID.
GEO. III WHITE, Secretary.
nov. 21~td
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

A Prescott dispatch Of the Sth To
the Tucson Times, denies the truth Of
the extensively ieported interview ii
Albuquerque between Governor Zu-
Lick and General Sheridan, The de-
NAL comes d little late and as the.
special 10 the Times docs not leave the
impress Of authority the public viii
be at loss % know which Of the state.
ments are true.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

Reed, of Maine, and Carlisle, Of
Kentucky, we're placed in nomination
for speaker n The house, and upon
vote ieiug taken Carlisle was declared
elected
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12
NolIee . -. 8 eIIa eennly.


NF0UR TlA.Slsss FOR THE CURRENT
year 1856 are due aud payable at tie
Office 81 thr Tax Collector 81 said County and
must be paid On Or before the third Monday
af December following, under Il penalty of
Rye per cent To he added thereto.
S. VAN W AtS jsN IsE,
oct. 10 I'd Tax Collector,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

James A. Bayard, the recently APP
pointed Secretary Of Arizona, has en-
tered upon tho duties Of the Office.
Thos. Parish, Of Coahise County, is his
assistant.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1885-12-12

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