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Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

A bill has been introduced in tho Territorial Legislature, to create the office of Commissioner of Immigration, We are fully in accord with the Co., chise Record which says; "Ihe bill should pass, and the man who by his writings has done more to present the advantages of Arizona to the outside world than any other, be appoipted to conduct it. It is needless to say that the Record refers to Hon. Patrick Hamilton.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
TERKIrOREAA w0rEcs.
Condensed from Our Ezchankcs toF
 s.@sayer Heip RcadeFs.

Diphtheria has made its appearance in Wilcox
 PhGnix is quarantined because of tue prevalence there of small pox.
 Cattle stealing in the valley north of Wilcox is reported by tue stockman,
 There have been large arrivals of coke this week, for the Old Doniaion Copper Company
 Tho Epltanh reports high grade ore on the 500 foot level of the Copper Queen niine, at Bisbee.
 For the week ending Jan. 24th, the Ariaona Copper Company Of Clifton, shipped 1O4S02 pounds of black cop per
 Weedin of the legislative council, has taken steps for petitionins con. gress to create fourth judicial ais. trict and the appointment of an adj ditional federal judge to preside over it.
 From the Tucson Star we learn that the Florence stage which left Monday for Silver King, was held up the same night about mile from Pinal, by two Americans who took Wells, Fargo < Cos box.
 Tue Florence Enterprise says: There is case of leprosy at Casa Grande. The victim is chinaman, and the citizens are trying to find some means of getting him out of the coun- try and will bring the matter before the Board of Supervisors Monday.
 The Clifton Copper Companies have made reduction of 10 per esut in tue wages of an employees. These com panies at first contemplated shutting down work altogether, but haaily con eluded that if expenses could be re. slueed to a minimum they could af. ford to continue operations
 The Record brings 8 story which, t true, will lead to the most serious con sequences. Near the Fort Huachuca reservation line there stood q notori- ous dance house and saloon, the Tel lowstone Park This house was de- stroyed by fire Friday last during the absence ofits proprietor, Jack Mosher, | in Tombstone. Only Ghinatnan had been on the premises. The Chinamau stated that about 10 o'clock Friday night eleven soldiers from the fort b4oke into tue house, beating him SC. yerely, and after taking b.s mon ' and all the valuablas they could find, set fire to the huilling Mosher est. mates his loss at s7,00o. The property was not insured
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The Southern Pacific Railroad find ing that shipments of cattle from Ari- zona to California markets we're rap. idly increasing and promised to as sume greater proportions, thought to increase their revenues by advancing rates from Ash Fork to Los Angeles from Sl15 to STA per car load and to San Francisco from Sl55 to $l03, These eGtortlouate charges will have the effect of diyerting business from
 road as cattlemen will now lock to the the East for a market for their stock,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
tFirst PubIicalion. November - ISL
 APPLICATION 10. tss.
For PRtenG fqr tbc Cross f'et 1Lining
 tTgErs.
United Slata Land O@ce,

lNH'AAts 2 aft'tHtff rf n as hfs AH1sfN- N Sm SiRer ing riT aar 6y Joha e dpAes, ato. rt, WHGt ,ace aGdrpss Is til5he, C8ilr trti IE aGi tayFiuIy e ArtEma. l7s -1i i.S ETE si..tsst ieF l.fs ent Ter 58Qt,et0 ald Cr GIt 2ning Ciaita 0r Ntl.. leTT'n& EaitFti- Nuh suE. f8re Sragna 6a ittt E idti, situated and being iit tat GlOt A Aa.ug District G0ulgy Of f,ii0 atHi frultry u. ArExog a and dtsigaattd by hejd notes and otflt al plat aH tilC iU this g1ilee ss iut No. 70, ia said mining district said lpt No. @, bei1g deSelfiel as fellows. t0-wit:
 Begilming at the middle of jhe 2iaim. syE pine ptst eys :, tneh,'s {, ID n2ara et sioaeS, agaeiit No. : of Glate Bisnigt bears S4 deg sud % HiiR. " 1-52 feet distsBG Cor NJ. q 0f Newton mine, \ 60 deg Gs min " SIS feet distant. West end uE Silger lgs mine, Lot No. hg < t90 Ss deg. 2, iai4 feet distant Apacle Peak \ l5 teg q riu E.
 Thence $ 70 deg. s6 nlin. ", iig ftet e pine post 6yS iucies. marking tht s3uil,tyIv end centlN ol claim. m't mHrk@l q. C Nc l. Thence S iG dog imiIi. r, a0l feet lo pine post 6yS iilchrs iu q liNsEa rd stones gt tbAS E Curficr Uf rla5rn, a, st marked tN. C. No. 9, Theneg N leaeg i5 min. F., lNe feet % 2 pine pest 6Ns iArieS stTrSuBde3 by 2 uloand oi s5llts maFkih4 ihe noyta- east corner ~ csalni pest nsaEssat q. C. No, 8 Thence x 70 deg. 4 min " SCu feet C. the nfrilsrfN end centre nt cisilr. t0 pest 6xS inches, iu mould 8t sfaues, prsf marked C. c No. i. Thence (stiHe course SD teet to pine pUst 6yS tnelses, in 6 mound of stones, as northwest corner of eaainL post marked No. g. Thpnce ' fg deg % min, W i5e0 feet toa pine post 6Gs inches in g meUEd Qi StsreS. marking saatiinest e0Hiier ps rIaim, pogt marked No s 3'henee 70 deg li inils E sC0 feet to nlan9AfHt ard post ts. M. ,, at soutlCr lyeentte and ps9eem h,alUrimg
 ContaiBing gn ale0 of 9ttii asres.
 NaYlation 8 deg f5 ;pin. East
 Therefore any aud ail pefsons claiming adversely any portion of the sasi Cruss CUt Mining Claim sr sgrface ground are rc- quiusi 10 ah llpir adverse claims with the Fsss.istor at tiiP S. Land o6ce. et TlNe son, Arjgpua, Galina the stNty days pnhli eatieR hereol. artheS pli be hafFJd ky the pr0g iSi0pSaf fe stAAFteS,
 ft { hereby oldetea thai Cha f9regoiHs udiice ef tpp3saaon for pfieni he pnh- lShed for tle 1leiiaa ci SiXly dIys fie weeks fifi the A7iEnNA SILylsR 3HLT. weekly uew spafer pNblished ai Globe, Gilt C0nHg, AIigeia
 BESN. NJ THOMAS, Register
 nov. 22.iGW
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The complications which hbavearisen in the cfiice oi the Territorial Secreta- ny out of the legislative deadlock are beginning to tell on Hon, H M. Van Arma,,, the ioyial gentleman who is respou sible for the discharge of it's duties The latest stumbling block is a telegram receiged by him tc day from ae First Comptroller of the Treasur ordering mm to pay no moneys o members for any time con. sumed during the existence Of the dead.lock, which results in each mem ber losing something over $50 out of the $40 allowed him for bis iabors as legislator during the session. Coming as this does on the heels ofthe mileage wrangle, it fills the worthy sieSreta- rvs cup of official woe to overflow ; ing. Prescott Miner. /
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The depiorable intelligence ilas beer received of the fall of Khartorm and tbe probablecapture of General Cor don by rebel Arabs At acritical time. when the city was surrounded by 6O000 rebels under command oi Mahli, TOGO natives [1eserted iaordon, leaving him with q forEe Of only 2, 300, and he was forced to cah;snlate. His fate is not known.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

Says the Southwestern Stockman, Kansas is becoming considerably alarmed at the spread upon its pasture lands of the loco weed, that myster. rious rlant So baneful vet alluring to horses and cattle 1t is said that ami. mals having once tasted 1t ever after seek eagerly for it, though is con- sumption Is followed by madness, emaciatidn and death. -air=s..
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

\ reliable indication of the revival of business in the East is the increased receipts of freight by several trunk Iinerailroads. The Pennsylvania rail. road is receiving more freight at Clli- caSo for shipment East than they can well handle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

Not q single Arizona mining man
 was present al the Denver convention, and Governor Tritle was compelled to ask the president ,f the convention to act as Arizona's representative. This lack of interest in amattgr so closely touching one of the Territory s greatest interests, does not speak well for thp enterprise of it's leading men. Cochise Record
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The River and Harbor Committee have decided to adopt tiie Eads scheme for the improvement of the Galveston Texas, harbor, aprlropta. ting S750,o00 for tho cominS year and giving Capt. Eads < salary of for supers Hing the work
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The county court bill should not be passed by the present legislature; our rate oftaxation E lsalready too high, without attaching more cumbersome and expensive machinery 10 our sys- tenn of government phmnix Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The Turf Field and Farm says: It is remarkable that there are 50 few accidents at the excessively crowded roller skating rinks, tue number of mishaps being so few when compared wlth the great number of skaters that It aould be folly to say that the sports very dangerous.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

Aram has introduced | bill fixing Che salares of district attorney and assistants for Pima county, at $7 zoo The Star pronounces the bill loud one, and says no such brazen faced ex- trayayanee as proposed by tho bill will Do tolerated.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

the side of severity, for the act was of sopublic character as to justify tho full penealty And we trust t will serve as a signsl of danger to ali who attempt to defy the courts in the exefy cise of theirslawful duties.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO n. " ". EisSe. Administrator of estate Of Frank BueeT5e!d, or Co NskOm it mSy con ceTn, that tbe undersigned has performed the annual asSesSmeEt wCrk fir Lhp yP4g 1884. on the GladiaUF mHe ig (Iaibe Min iag D.strict Glla t0unty, .lrizoUE and you are hereby EltjigH tGaJ uIEss sUa pay yGnT }r'puriiGn 0l Jhe same tg-Uis. s.S @ wi}hrS ninety days C. U ,.l- dlste ut the pUb'UatoW Uf thls Rattcg, yUuT llisrget it said mine N.i# he iggtGitG ta ne undCI- sienet 1cCCUiug f1 'aN afa son wisi also pay fuT thE adYeI sgmeus.
 ALOEZ0 EAILET.
 ". B. AENEEIl1
 Globe, X. T., Jaig. 2, ls1 5anSGJd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The official estimates made by the British Government inspectors place the amount Of pecuniary damages wrought by tue explosions in Vest minister Hall, the House of Commons and the Tower al $70.000.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

FTyO X. c. WYNN AND WM. THOMAS. 1 or any pcFsOn heidiEg titig undgr or frOE thRm the QEGersigggd a ec-gwDer in the L1chlla clailu situated sad hr.ng ln the Territory ut Arizona, tuEuty ef Gl-a and c 0be District, having done and ner- formed the annual work up said clasm @, required by law for the yeW uSL This. therefore. is @ notitg yoH that it you dU nai pay EOnr fGI psuEUTtICn Ol rpsg Cf said work loreiEef wi,h tie c.st of thss adyeT- ttsemeEt within ninety G8ys alter ihe firsg public StlOD G3 lhis notice, yUuV interests iB said q aim as cU-OwueTs win utterly cease and become tDe property 0f tHe under signed by operation of law.
 F. E. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. T., Jan. 3, 1885. |ansyq0i
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

A holding title from HlHg. She gUicrsigssed Q cn-pWHer in the ManzaFjEa IaiDe sitUagcd and being iH the Territory gf ariEnCa, County Of Cila and Globe DisuicL LiViug done aHd performed ibe annual work %. said miRe ~ required by law for Ee 1r lS6A This therefore. s e g.Jttir yea that if yoR d4 not pay yolE iut proportion nt uost of said wi5Fk together Tiih c,ist oS th advcrtiscEgnt within Ejheiy days after tbs first TWb.iaatiOn nl thls HD,iCe. your iutr in said mlne a GU-0WHEr 1aii utterly ESV and bpcJGe tie property Of thc Uzlt signed by operation of law.
 $. C. WYNN Gicbe, A. Tr, Jar. g, ISS5. ilnSl -st1
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

The Carnival at Montreal, Canada, opened on the 25th ult,, with large attendance of visitors. Snow-sboefng t0bogganing, skating and horse ttrot- tingl races, arc some of the sports enr ioYed.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEEFBY GIVEN TO THE f3iInad thr nuHaI assessment work for Q year Is5i, oU foe Centennial Mine. No, 2 i.t Gi1ha NialRg DMtrirt Gilg Cacnty, Aris1- na TTIifnTN, Hni y08, tho said gcBspang are hereby uGtiEed that unless ygU TsE your ggrHiiGB oE ghe same. gO-8iz. s15, Said iniRe wi le Forfeited w tlte Under ezpgd, seo8rdPgs io iaW; anu yBu Nin HisO b4 rE1uiTed tn pi.y faE iais a4fsrts tsse7uGllHr and ali accrued and GcTGeiBg costs.
 d.. MtIONElI
 Eilebe, <. T.. Jun. l4 lSS5. Hd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

Attiti Arizona X Utah Mining Company
 Newt0n Lode, patented, entry
 No. HIS, Records of E. S.Iand
 OflicR, Tucson, 4 T., tax and
 cests, SIS Aulatot. Frank --iot z, block SS, town
 Of GIplle improved, ltssS mort
 gage If &l75, tax and costs, si Bfegleben, Ifrank-,lot 9, block S3
 town ef Globe, vacant, tax sud
 nusls, 55 HafdSSs:t1 Martha y,--mortgage on
 Pfonees lsstne in Pioneer district,
 tax aud eustA, 4a2 Cox. $. ft--li0use 0u Pinai creek,
 about follr miles n0SrsSaefly from
 Globe, tfs& and costs. caehot. E.A-let $, block sq, town or Globe, improved, tix and eosts, IT Cafrion, q lot Of land aud cabin
 ad5onflHg the eeatanniai nisll slli
 the north sud fronting on tlie
 eullsify snad ,iaS and ensts
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

FENQ WM THOMAS OR ANT PERSON \ holding title from him, Ike unflrf signed cG-Owuer In the AaH7agfsa min. situated and being iB the TCrTitefg uf Ar E0na, 0nnfy of tiiia and GlGiB District having done and perfGWed the snuual work oh said mine iis rGggised by law f8g the yeSr i8SA This, theur1fc is Go uolifg ynu that if y0n dO q0t iEg ygEr lun pft5- portion af cost ef sbid Wrfly tnReJagr with cost OI thus Gdgerfiss HEtut WHhIa ninety days ter the first pUsiiEaiisR uf tkjs nG- tier, ylur interest hi said mine as eBgwrgr will utterly cease and become tbr IH4gpf.rty of the undersigned by operation uf aw.
 E. B. SPENC FR.
 Globe, A. n, Jan & lse5. inns atd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07
FAnMale.

FH1he ranch geneisl,F tH8wa ss ifslaie
 Z lgtll Foffprealar ae BKl [ t3flts 4H
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-07

L.g .4LL OF ITS Bll.4.gCHES, Will receive deposits on open account subject ostght Glleeks.
 Will issue Certificates of Deposit repaya- l1e on demand
 Coileriions Wade on all points at Lowest Rate of Exchange,
 Will draw Sterling demand bills at GUS t0mfsry Issuance on tie Aglgo-galifofnla Bank tIdmiteI9 London, Esgland
 Refers hY special permission to Anglo Caiifofailt Easl end to Js & VI, seliEnan x Eu, New York
 CORREsPOND DENTS;
 ASGLo-C ALiFoIiSTA BANK Iimited), San Franciseo, California;
 J. V N. SEraGMAN < Co., New York AgaLo,C siivoRSrA BANK (I4initedl, London, England.
 MsRcaA MS LOAN & TRusr Co., chi- l.ago
 BANK or COMMENCE, SC. Louis,
 MESA cIfusETrs N AIfoS Ai. i5A N K, Bos- ton.
 Los ANGELES cousrY BANKs Eos An geles
 K1IEs X LEWIS Pbanlx ~ T
 BAsskar sistzoy pFesci3ii \. T
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

IHKKs - n0 OCCASION for zl1fm GA a.
count Il the presence q case 0s snail
pox IA the clty. VERY much u ths terror
shich surrounds the disease b merely
traditional Mt ORly hAs the general
practice u vaccination prevented the pcs
slbihty II the disease being sOntrsctsd
by the vast majority II people, bat the
development u medical science has re-
suited Ia much greater degree Of mas
tery over the disease than formerly, IN
ease Il Is contracted. Ia 1884 there was
not a single death from smallpox IN
sithsr New York OF Brooklyn. Ia Bos-
ton, Baltimore aud San Francisco there
vas bat one each and IN Chicago there
were bat two. The danger Of death from
being run over by horse, or from each
II a score of almost unthought-of aeci-
dents OF Diseases, is doubtless greater
than u death from smallpox
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
CURRENT COMMENT.

New York Sun II the Hon. George
III. Pendleton should be- appointed As
Minister To England would the Hon.
John K Mclean have any reason 10 be-
dissatisfiedg We think not.
Chicago Netrs. Ii might be a clever
ilea for the lower house of our Legisla-
ture 10 adopt the Marquis Of Queensberry
rules before proceeding further in its
tsmpestuous and singularly erratic career.
Jackson Saturday EreRing Star: The
Star prefers 10 see Major Morse elected,
bat il cannot bring itself 10 assail Judge
Cooley's honesty until more has developed
to prove such a charge than has yet ap-
peared-
Philadelphia Times: There Is dispo-
sition To poke fun at the notion that Sen
ator William NJ Evarts may be the next
Republican candidate for President. III
is not such funny idea since circum
stances may make II necessary that the
Republican candidate must come from
New York.
Providence Journal: The movement
20 make the Hon. Phil Thompson, OF Ten
nessee, Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
TO enforce the laws against the Illicit dis
lAllhtlOu Ol "llShl nhc pioodbis hCe oNSA
surpassed in ingenious wisdom since
Capt. William Kidd was engaged by tbs
Earl OF Bellamont TO suppress piracy.
Detroit Post: The election Of Mr.
Morse would be a calamity and dis
grace, not necessarily on personal grounds
but because it would be debasement o
the judicial Office to partisanship. 1t II
not merely victory OF the Republican
party that is al stake, but the success o
the non partisan principle in the election
Of judges.
Detroit Post: IL long experience, pro
found scholarship, wide fame, provet
fidelity and high character were eve
worthy OF recognition by the people. o
were ever considered OF value upon thu
Supreme bench, then is the Republican
nomination not only a wise one, but ais
one which deserves, and will no doubt re
ceive, the strong approval OF the intel
hgent people of Michigan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
SENT TO THE SCRAP PILE.
a Gun with . History sold to a ST Louis
==as-ssSp.
tLeavenworth CKanJ Special


tLeavenworth tKanJ Special
Secretary Adams, Of the State Histor-
ical Society, is in the city. trying 20 recov-
Or the old cannon Kickapoo. The gun Is
in ST. Louis, having been shipped there
and sold for old brass An effort will be
made % have the citizens here take hold
and help recover the gun, and then pre-
sent KickapOo 20 the State Historical So
ciety. Judge Adams says be thinks the
gun Is one Of several that were captured
at the battle OF Sacramento by General
Douiphan- The Lawrence gun Sacrs-
msnt0 was one Of them, and the Kickapoo
another. They were presented by Gen
srzl Ioniphan 70 the State of Missouri
aud placed In the arsenal at Libarty. The
cannon Was sold last week by the Turner
Society TO J. 7. ZeitE for sixty dollars,
and sent TO ST Louis to he sold a. old
brass. Ths sale created quite a furry OF
indignation among some Of the old settlers
identified with the border struggles, in
whose breasts q tender feeling had grown
for the time honored relic. They not only
protested against the disposition Of
the gun "a an outrage or patriotism. but
declared that the relic was really the prop
srty Of the United States Governments,
Esvinz been stolen from the Federal
Arsenal a. Liberty, Mo, in 1851. After
the theft it was dragged from place 60
place on the border until 1858, when IL was
taken 70 Kickspoo 20 defend an election
A party of Free State men, composed
chiefly Of Turner's. marched upoa the
plscs. and. dividing their force, one
squad captured the csnaon and the other
dispersed the illegal electors This so in
censsd the MissOurians that they made
every effort tn regain the gun. but with
out success. It's posssssOrs having hid it
for few days and then brought it 20 this
city, where it has remained ever since ex-
cept when it was transferred for short
time % Lawrencs 20 prevent its recspture
Is has all along besn IN charge OF the
Turner Society. who have kept IL in their
garden. On The corner of Broadway and
Shawnss street It vss burst about .
year ago while ia uss AZ the coal shaft %
clear away some debris. which mishsp
rendered Il unfs for al practical pur-
poses except "a be used ss old metal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
4 SOCIAL sfsTEsr ExplAlsEp
bss fS4ax se@ 81 IAs Fsrte3 f1ssr.sl
otkAs4t sisEols ss.as 81 <1Spe<t-
- Grauht-f

80 II ~41r1A@4
a soEas . 14t t4L21tzzr kerson2zs ID Ne~
IoFk Is tie y0sag nan u go0d family
-hs lives -it1s4E Aay visi0is ua~4I-s II
sapDort. AID soss IA tie test soeisty. he
Is probably TIE aos. mystsrio0s HaAa II
Ae- York. and fs~, II sny, OF ais frisnds
4AdsFst4ni kow hs uazn4gss - get along.
AftsF l1tls study this apparent secret
tsglss - oOns al sat assume distincE
foFn- Il vii b seen that the expenses OF
yo-lnx unmarried eaaa With good eoEn-
zs0a ssass are b1g usmiRsi, and that =
very snail sua -ill sgff1ce % kess ais
be al above water. VITA economical bas
not parsiHsonio2s habits 81, ooo Or y, So
year viii kseP one of these society sweils
anost. where be wosld nesd at least sl9.-
30 year II be we're married. Say hs Is
clerk IN a brokers' oriee ia Wall street,
whsre be manages - exc out fifteen or
tssnty dollars week. That is supposed
10 bs AZ Occupafioa not incompatible with
the habits of gentleman tie boards.
perhsps, With some married friend,
and pays therefor ten or fifteen
dollars q week or he may have . room IA
some mysterious place. for which his IN
come sufferers 10 the extent OF four or
i've dollars a week. lie may belong 10 a
club, whsre his dues are but nominal. and
the reduced price al which he gets his din
ners and wines there will save him enough
20 pay his club expenses Then he is we'll
known among the club men. and, by as
siduousiy eultivating their acquaintance,
he manages 10 be asked out 10 dinner four
or five times week. But the tailor. Ah,
there's the rubl To this interesting In
dividual be is introduced by some wealthy
friend and orders a dress suit, for which
he pays or promises 10 pay forty or sixty
dollars. That obtained, together with an
opera suit, q cane and q pair Of patent
leather shoes, he walks into society like
Aladdin into the caves of the genii. Sach
little necessaries that follow; Is flowers
for his lady friends. cigars, car-fare, a
carriage now and then and an occasional
box at the opera, he can make up by q
cool head At game OF cards, or. perhaps,
writing the club gossip or society news
for some weekly paper, and thus, well
dressed, with easy hours and plenty OF
invitations out, he manages 20 make both
ends meet without compromising his
standing as a gentleman"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

Rock Fails tfo-f Ne~s-I
On Friday 81 last week hoy named
Forbe~. living in Rock Falls, vas fishing
from the dam and hooked a catfish He
was unable % pull e n, snsi after strug
Cling awhile The fish turned and started
down stream. The hoy went o~er the dam
hesd srst. holding en- - The pole. snd
started for tha Mississippi River. the est
Ssh in RE iesd A they vent past tie
pape- Mill some ~ he We knlen saw tie
hov in the water snd vent - "a rescue IN
. boat
Tbev overlook him cpposi5e the island.
near the cid bridge. ard took hin inte th@
hos- He VS. sil hoidinz ere r9ls, snd
bss,ksf e. nc lire vss tse catdsh. watch
they captured TIE hcv wa gre eighty-
ave pounds. snd the ea b thirty 6ve
pounds nine ounces. Thus f is 8eulcn-
srr.te3 thas = catfish ~ get svsv with
more han twice his weigh al by. Ia
by savs - wouid hsve followed tss ash
- Reefs Island bessrr be would ave = vsn
atm an.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

ths same poh leal stripe. aud Assss "
F1sld xas IA ne Democratic ranks anksi
ths fsvss ssize 4 hin1 u espEuEsth= 0neeE-
baek aoualnafs ~ for hegent. T. d. this
h.s defeated tie noEnI1atlon * judge
Nsston for SEprsale Jastiee. A great
majority n the Ogeeabsek leszisrs nOs
know that they we're betrayed into tie
hanIs u the democracy b. tue selfish
nsss II Chairman Field and the eraftinsss
II that bourbon n boaFbons, John &.
blanchard. chief engineer q tue Green
ba.sk conference coIal1lttee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

In locks a. II Gen. BaFriOs, President ot
Guatemala. had bitten Of more than he
can chew" in attempting 10 swallow the
whole u Central America Mexico viii
not tolerate the attempt and two u our
men-Of-war are already under orders 10
proceed 10 Central America.