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National Republican., 1885-03-06

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Thisis the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated In 1868 for 20 years by the Log.
islnture for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital or sl. 900, 900. to which reserve
iund OF over t55O0OO has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming. popular vote It's nan
chise was made n part of the present state Con
sttution, adopted Dec. 2, A. D. 1870,
A spLENplD opPoRTuNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE
IT'S Grand Single Number Drawing VIII take
place monthly. It Never Scales or Postponea
Look at the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
CLASS G,
At New Orleans, Tuesday. March 10, 1885, un-
der the supervision and management of Gen. O.
T. Beauregard, of Louisiana. aud Gen. Jubal A.
Early. OF Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In fths In proportion
National Republican., 1885-03-06
OuotatIons OF Thur.har,. stnck saIes.

man & Co, bankers, 1AII 4 street, helhg tho
most active stocks In the New York exchange
ID
National Republican., 1885-03-06
Manhood Restored

RFiEDY FRl.E.--A victim OF yuutlifVlini inipftidenoe
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debfit{i Lost
Manhood, 40, having tried ia vain every known
9sd has az dtsscysTsa 9e1b III ssSST
Address, j. REEVES, As Chatham st, New York
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
pRarRRRRp LOCALS.

.
Ladies! buy your winter dress goods,
Of Myers 4 sghein. FulIand complete
assortment.
New Goods just received at Van
Wagenens: Cangoods, ham, bacon,
lard, cod fish, maekerel, oat meal,
crackers, etc., etc. Prices as low as
the lowest.
Always handy in case Of accident.
A risk in the Travellers Of Hartford.
Jessie Al. Manning Is not in our em-
ploy and il not authorized to transact
business for us. Parties owing US
will please remit US direct.
The SINGER MANuFAcTuRrNo Co.,
Tucson, A. 7.
Gents furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, bats, oyeralls, blankets etc, All
at bed rock prices at Van Wagenen's.
Scheln's residence and furniture is
for sale.
Crockery and glass ware at Van
Wagsnen's.
At this season Of the year something
is required to tone up the system. Hop
Bitters will do il. Taylor & Hatch.
Call for Excelsior" if you want a
good cigar for l2h cts,
g. s. Van WAoENEN.
Kelly's Key West cigars speciality
at the News Depot,
Soda water on tap, al Hiteheock's.
For choice groceries and fresh fruit
Mrs. r. ellis headquarters.
Fresh California cheese and best
| ranch butter al Mrs. X. Gilfs.
Go to Bailey's for hats, shoes and
furnishing goods.
Go 10 Van Wagenen's for hats.
Wing Que and All Luprnr Fa
sale their p open y next to Sultan
! syore, now occupied by him as restau.
rant, consisting Of the house and lot
and restaurant outfit complete. For
terms apply TO the proprietors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

The edition for 1886 Of the sterling
Medical Annual known as Hostetter's
Almanac, is now ready, and may be
obtained, free of cost, of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts Of
the United States, Mexico, and indeed
in every civilized portion Of the West
ern Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly at the commence
ment Of every year for over one-6fth
Of a century. 1t combines, with the
soundest practical advice for the pres
ervation and restoration Of health, a
large amount of interesting and anus
ing light reading, and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, ohroIologi-
cal items, &C., are prepared with great
care, and win be- found entirely accu-
rate. The issue Of Hostetter's Alma
nae for 1856 will probably be the
largest edition Of medical work ever
published in any country. The pro-
prietors, Messrs. Hostetter 4 Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt Of a two
cent stamp, will forward copy by
rail to any person who cannot pro-
cure one in his neighborhood.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issned cut If the
pistrict Court Of the 2nd Judicial District, IN
aud fur Gila County, Arizona Tarritory, dated
the 9bh day nf December A. ID, lsS5, in Ger
tain action wherein B y Pascoe, defendant,
recovered Judgment against The McMilen
Silver Mining Company, a. plaintiff, for the
sum Of 500 and cist III suit taken AZ S223 so
on the 9th day OF March A. d. 1885, have
levied upon the following described property,
to-Eit,
That certain lead, lode or mining claim Sit
mated at McAfillen, IN McAdilitn Mining Dis.
trict, Gila County, Arizona, known as the
Stonewall jackson mine, owned BY the above
named plaintiff, together with the mine, hoist
ing works and machinery belonging 10 said
plaintiff, the said Mchillen Silver Mining
Company and connected with said mine and
situated thereon.
Public notice is hereby given that on Mon.
day the 2Sth day Of December A, ID. 1885, ut
10 no'clock A. nj Of that day st Public austion
in front of the Sheriff Office In Globe, in said
isilaCounty, I will sell al the right, tide aud
interese 81 The said plaintiff III and TO said de-
sGribed property To the highest and best bidder
to satisfy g9id execution and all costs.
r. G. STALalC,
Public Administrator and Exc 0fficio Coroner,
dec5td Of fGiia County, a. Il.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
AN &DyEyTURE

Cy Mann was out hunting in the
Salero mountains (tho southern foot
hills Of the Santa Rita fangs) few
days since, when he saw an apacne,
rifle in NAM, sipPins down to q spring
for water. Mann waited until the In
dian latd down his rife and stopped
over to drink when be drew bead" on
him. The Indian as quickly caught
the movement, and he called out:
"Me good Indiangot pass" The
Apache exhibited his pass, signed by
Lieutenant Davis, and Mann let him
go.--Fronuer.
Lieutenant Davis has not been in
the military service of the U. s. for
many months. The Indian referred
to was doubtless, at one time. 4 scout
under that officer and now a raider
under Geronimo.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
rERalT..R1AA -.
Condensed from Our Exishunges for
,snver Belt'' Readers.

There Is some talk Of organizing q
lodge Of Ancient Order Of United
Workmen here Pinal Record.
II. M, W6ods, late editor ofthe Will
cox st6ckman and we'll known to the
people Of Tombstone, is at present
pushing pencil in old Mexico. Epi.
taph,
Hank Smith, superintendent Of the
bonanza mines, has bean visiting
the San Pedro gold fields. He says
the surface indications are good, and
there is prospect for prosperous
camp in that district STAR
The Mammoth gold mine, situated
about seventy.fye miles from Benson
down the river, ID said to DO fine
property There is a twlsnty-stamp
mill running ON the rock taken from
the mine, and IS crushing 100 tons
daily, the average of which is about
$l4 per ton. The propriettrs are en-
Ilarging the mill, and after The lst of
January there viii be thirty stamps
in operation Epitaph.
The Florence Enterprise states that
Charles a. 0dell, a raneher ON the
San Pedro, has been ordered of his
ranch by Es-kim-in-zin. Odell has
spent considerable time and money In
constructing ditch on his property,
has filed ON his land as presumption
claim, but still he was compelled to
leave as Es-kim-in-zin threatened bis
1 lite if he remained. Essllim-in-zin
says he is acting under instructions
I from military officers. Dir. 0dell
states that military officers are now
on the ground surveying the land and
apportioning it among the Indians re-
( gardless of the prior rights Of the
! white settlers.
John Pennington, aged about %
! years, a convict, under sentence Of ten
/ years, while being taken TO the Terri
torial prison at Yuma, by Deputy
Sheriff Blankeqship, Of Phenix, jump
ed from the train, which was under
/ full motion, and was instantly killed.
The Mormon town Of Mesa city in
the Salt River Valley, has tiistillery
in successful operation, which manu-.
factured, the present year between
| 700 aud 500 gallons Of Brandy Pho
nix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

A Columbus O., dispatch of DeCem
Der ,11th saysi 1t it is semi.ofiicially
announced that the supreme court ,viii
to-morrnrv s,Orsisn,y fJrmally render
decision in the Cincinnati election cases
which were brought in error to the
circuit court Of that county, and which
directed that the certificates of election
be issued to the republican candidates
for senators. The supreme court will
reverse the circuit courts decision in
all the cases, and the result viii be
that the democratic candidates for the
senate and house of representatives
win receive certificates Of election
Judge johnson dissented from the
opinion Of the other three Judges. The
court also granted a pre.emptory writ
of Bandamus in the case of the gov
6rnor and secretary Of state against
the clerk of Hamilton county, requir-
ing him to make an immediate return
of the election abstract. The state
canvassing board had adjourned to
Monday evening, when it is supposed
the work Of canvassing the vote will
be completed aud commissions issued.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
EANpERRmr,s WEALTH.

tMen have died and worms have
eaten them," but the accumulated
dross of their lives remain. Of this
the win of William H. Vanderbilt DIS
tributes one hundred and eighty-two
million, four hundred thousand dol
lars, After numerous bequests, the
bulk Of the estate is thus disposed of
To Cornelius, $J2,650,OO0 absolutely
and $6,15OOOO for life, William K.
S60,650,00O absolutely and $615O,OOO
for life. The other two sons and four
daughters will each have SIS ,G50,O0O
absolutely and $6,152,0Q0 for lite. His
wife is willed, besides the family man
sion and other real property, furni-
ture, pictures, statuary, horses and
carriages, an annuity of$2Q0, 900 to be
paid quarterly.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
CHRIsTMAs.


Fhere Is no day IN all the year that
is So anxiously looked for, or so gladly
hailed, as the 25th of December, the
anniversary of the birth Of the founder
of the christian religion. II Is accept
ed throughout the christian world as
an auspicious time, when happiness
endears each scene, and causes us to
forget The sad Vicissitudes Of life.
Ills then the yule log burns brightly,
the mistletoe looks greenest and the
christian heart responds to the cadenue
6f the Christmas bells, as in clear and
sonorous voice they tell Of the advent
of the christian anniversary. The
children always look forward to this
glad event, for Santa Claus will surely
remember to fill their stockings with
the good things which they have been
so patiently waiting for. Let us hope
that few of them viii be forgotten.
9hs elder branches of families usu-
ally indulges, perhaps too freely
in table joys: too much turkey, chick
EN- salad, egg-nogg and punch, and
suffer in consequence the next dayj
sadly realsing that getting tpsy is
divine, but getting sober is the devil" "
The recollection of what they have
suffered prepares them a week later,
to swear off, as is usual with many
who arein the habit of taking little
for the stomaeh's sake" There is,
however, a class who seldom suffer
from excess of indulging the appetite
on Christmas. Their eSchequers are
hot sufficiently plethoric to admit
of surfeit of edibles that disarranges
the digestive organs, Or of the cup
that not only exhilarates but in its
subsequent effect leaves a remem-
brance other than agreeable. This
latter class also enjoy the observance
Of Christmas. They in their humble
way have happy time, relishing their
Ineagre spread and are happy in the
knowledge that the Prince of earth
and heaven is their friend and pre-
served them from pinchng want
Those who take the least interest in
the. christian anniversary are the i'm
proyident and homeless, whose hearts
penury has so embitted their life as to
leave no pressage of brighter days
but even these are not debarred, for
christian charity, with both hands
full, offer them the enjoyment of a
Merry Christmas.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
Probate Notice.

Probate Court, ella County, Territory ot
Arizona.
in the matter Il the Estate Of F f, B. KNOX,
deceased Citation.
To William Graves, administrator. Of the
estate of Il. b. Knox, deceased.
BY Order u this Court, you are hereby cited
thsre5f IN Globe, IN the County Of Gila, Terri.
tory Of Arizona, on Monday the 2Sth day Of De-
ceulber 1855, at 10 o'clock a. IN, to show
cause Why certain exceptions and objections
6led in said Court agsinst the confirmation Of
your account as such administrator, shall not
bs sustained; aud why your letters of admin.
istfation should rot be revoked.
-@-~, Witness the Hon. 6. A, Swssey,
Z sEAL. Probate Judge, Of said Gia Conn-
>--~-~ ty, with the seal Of said Court nf-
fixed this 2Sth day Of November 1855.
AtGesti q. A. SNYASEY, Clerk.
dsca-td
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
A WARNINGl

Having learned that certain parties contsnl.
plate bringing stock onto Upper Mineral
Creek and ths haad of Disappointment Val
ley, contsining what are known as Indian,
Walnut and Government Springs aud other
places where there may be water At certain
times Of the year ON sAid range. Notice IL
hereby given that the undersigned, have bad
possession of and have kept these springs I'M
repair for the last five yEaTa, according to iag
isee Act No. 80, Sec IS Laws OF 1851 ana
furthermore that there is now on said gAnss
all the stock il win support
y. DEy0RR,
n. II. PRICE.
Mineral Greek, Gile County A. r., Jsns
u, 1885. iel3-d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
nr1R RARiA1N COUNTER i \

OUR BARGAIN COUNTER We
have opened q Bargain Counter this
week on which will be displayed many
different articles 81 General Merchan
disc al actual bona fde cost prices and
some slightly damaged goods at much
below our cost prices. Our customers
viii thus often secure the very article
they wish at fices which eanuot be
egualled elsewhere and We be ena-
blad to work OF some Of our surplus
stock. an articles win be plainly
marked and subject ID easy inspection
and win be sold at figures which will
satisfy all. Terms strictly cash. Give
us call and be convinced.
Respectfully, DC.
u. II. KELLNER q co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
COMMUNICATION.

EprroR SiLvEB BELr:-As the In
dams have been committing serious
depredations upon our stock, aud in
our nelghborhood, we are forced to
call your attention to the Crook ed
policy, Of that General, and we insist
upon his removal, and also 10 call
your attention to The genuineness of
our selling our immense stock
Of dry goods, including hats, clothing,
boots and shoes, furnishing gl1ods,
dress goods, and All goods thai are
only kept in 4 first-olass house.
MYERs & ScHEtN.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

B. Gratz Brown, a versatile politi-
clan who was everything by turns
and nothing long" died at his resi-
denee, near Saint LOUIS, No, ofpneu-
monia, ON the 18th instant, in his 59th
year. He was first whig, then a
democrat, next free-soiler, and again
d democrat. In 1872, through the in
huence Of his cousin, Frank 2. Blair,
he was nominated on the Greely tick
OF for the yiee-presideHcy. At the
time Of his death he was largely inter-
ested in the Indus mine, at Shaks-
peaFe, Grant county, New Mckee,
which is Incorporated for $7,500,00O
and as at present developed, is not
worth that many cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
Notice Of Assessment.
General Lee SILVER mining Company

"a 81.
Location Of Principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California
Iocasion ii works, MosIillsn, CHA County,
Ari2ona.
Notice is hereby given, that ut meeting of
the Board Of Directors, held ON the 28th day
Of November 1885, an assessment, No z, 81
One Cent per share was levied upon the eapi-
tai stock of the Corporation, payable immedi-
ateIy, III y. y. t5oll Coin, to the Secretary AZ
the pfEce oi the Company, Room 81, G2S
Montgomery Street. San francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
reTnain unpaid % tho Ninth day 81 January
1856, VIII he delinquent, and adyeTtised for
sale at psbiie auction; and unless payment is
naiie before, will be sold On Monday The 6th
dayos February 1856 To pay The delinquent ag.
sessfaent togsthef With cost ot advertising and
expenses 81 sale.
By ottier u the Board of Direetora.
a. E, GfLLlsTT Secretary,
Gaiee Roon 81, 622 Montgomery Street,
San Et8nolscc, California aeck "a
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
First Publication NovsnbsT "a. 1851
Notice for Publication.
Supplemental 10 Homestead No, l65,
LAED OFFICE AT TUcs0N, ARIzoYA,
~ ...-s. -. a YCQE

LAND UFFICK AT ItCaUNt AAIEONAt
November 9, 1896.
Notics is hereby given that Che following
named settler has fled notice u bis intention
to make Hnal praol in support of bis clsim,
and that said pruof viii be made before Judge
of District Court at Globe, ella County, Ari-
zona, on December a. 1895, viz; Archie Bic.
4, n. X. I3 Il.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous residence npnn, and cultivation
Of, said land, Wig:
Elisha I.ieuranee, J, M. Adams, Norman
+. Salter, +, i. Pascoe, al ~ Globe, Ari.
z6na. B. NJ, THOMAS, Register,
nuNl4su
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
eARn.

All persons are hereby cautioned
not to negotiate Or to purchase any
claims against the Centennial mill and
millsite, which maylllegally 20 offered
for sale % Che public, having acquired
by purchase and tax deed the sole OWN
ership Of the same.
A. TB1PrIa.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

The grand jury which recently
closed its session at Prescott, invest.
gated the acts Of the 18th legislature
assembly, There were no indictments,
although it was expected there would
be. The jury, however, reprimanded
Territorial officers fox auditing and
paying sums illegally voted by Tie
Legislature for printing! unnecessary
clerk hire, unauthorized pay to rtsn-
bers, and extra pay IL the attorney
geaeraI
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

n9ANN NA0TE FRRsENTs GIvEN AWAY. Send
K KJRtII Rgl5ik lts eeats pNstAae and by mail yoa
RA1o y y Y wiligst FNER packaga o. goods of
large value, that win START yor il work that
viii at opce bring you in money faster than
anything else III America All about The
500, 900 IN presents With each b0x. Agents
wanted everywhere, 81 either sex, for al the
tiisle d spare time only, 10 work for ~ Al their
own homes. Fortunes f0r all workers abss,-
iutcIv Ssssiged Don't delay. III HAtIEF II
Coz Portland, Maine leh2l ~
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19
Horses Ranched,
In an Enclosed Pasture.
Apply to THos, A. PAsCoE.
Aellee . Tas...ayers q ella cennty.

Sg0UR TAKES FOR THE CURRENT
gesr iS85l are due and payable at the
office If The Tax Collector Of said County and
must be paid on or before the third Monday
IF December following, under Il penalty Of
fiye per cent TO be added thereto
q. IS. VAN WAGENEE,
OCT, l0td Tax Collector
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

viii receive deposits on open account sub.
isct 70 sight checks.
WIN Issue Certificates Of Deposit pspaYa-
bic on demand.
Collections made on an points ut Lowest
Rate ot Exchange.
win draw Sterling demand bila At custom
ary issuance ug the Anglo-Califerliia Bank
tLimitadl, London, England.
Refers BY special porDission 20 Anglo Cali.
fornia Bank and to J. & w. Seligman i Co,
New York.
CORRESPONDENTS:
AEeIo-C AHroEsIA BAsK tI.iIaite,il, San
Francisco, California,
J.&W sgLIGHAs 4 Co., New York.
Anglo CAIyoRSIA BANK Iimitedl, Lon.
don, England.
MERCHANTS LoAs 4 TaUsT Co, Chicogo,
BANK or CeaMEEcE, ST. Louis.
MASSACHUSETTS, NATIONAL BANK. Boston.
Los ANGELES CouxrT BAxE, Los Angeles.
KALEs q LEWIS, Pbunix, n.
Back on ARizoSA. Prescott, AT
Arizona silver belt., 1885-12-19

Two Indians reported killed by ia
Iountaip ) cominaud II New Mexieos
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-13
THE ~FREE-TRADERs.
Preparations for the Coming National
Convention at Chtcago-Objccts of tho
Meeting.

Preparations for the Coming National
Convention at Chtcago-Objccts of the
Meeting.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-The National Con-
ference of Free Traders and Revenue Re-
formers will be held at Chicago, pursuant
TO call of the American.Free Trade League,
Wednesday and Thursday, November II
and IL. The design is to unite those, of
whatever political faith or party, who de-
size to cooperate in promoting the relief of
the American people from the burdens
of he presen tariff, whether they believe In
immediate and moderate reduction ofsstaxes.
in ! more thorough change in our system of
taxation. The league is endeayoring to
raise q fund OF $50, 900 to push the cause of
revenue reform, and to make ready for the
Congressional elections of 1886. Among
the topics that have been announced are
the following: ''The Tariff in Its Rela-
tons to Farmers" by j. Q. Smith, an
Ohio farmer and wool grower:
Thomas S. Shearnan, who sends
from Europe, where he is investigating the
subject. an article OH ''Pauper Labor"
Among other speakers expected are Henry
Watterson, NJ. NJ. Trumbull, Prof. Can
field, of Kansas, and Josiah Quincy, Of
Massachusetts. The convention winds up
with a grand mass meeting at Central
Music Hall, at which Rev. Henry Ward
Beecller and David A. Wells will speak.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-13
DOUBLE
A Mother and Her Little Daughter Found
DEED In Their Beds in Kansas City-The
Affair Shroude In Mystery.

A Mother and Her Little Daughter Found
Desd In Their Beds in Kansas City-The|
Affair shrouded In Mystery.
KANSAS CITY, NO., Oct. GA terrible
tragedy was committed about two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the house of John
Conway, a dairyman on East Eighteenth
street, in a thickly populated part Of the
city. A neighbor entered the house and
found Mrs. Conway and her daughter
Kate lying dead upon q bed i'll an
inner room, their skulls crushed and
the bed deluged with their blood.
which was yet warm. The girl was kneel-
ing beside the bed. her head upon The
mothers body. Marks Of blood were
found on the Kitchen floor, and the
weapon of death, a car coupling.
pin, was discovered in the alley,
where it had been thrown. The most
plausible theory is that the murder was
committed by a tramp, who perhaps had
attempted a criminal assault upon the
mother, and being surprised by the girl
killed them both. Several persons were in
the vicinity Of the house. and a milkman
passed through the yard, both shortly be-
fore and after the murder, but no
cutlery was heard at any time. The
murder remains a mystery. George
Myers (colored) has been arrested, but
the evidence against him is very slight.
Yesterday was the child's birthday, and
Mrs. Bohmea, a German lady, who was in
vited to celebrate the event, was the per
son who discovered the victims. Mrs. Con-
way had been gagged with a handkerchief,
but if the murderer intended outrage he
failed to carry out his purpose.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-13
DYNAMITE on THE TRACK.
A st. Louis Street-Car Demolished by a
Explosion-A Passenger Seriously Hurt,

A st. Louis Street-Car Demolished by an
Explosion-A Passenger Seriously Hurt.
Sr. Louis, No., Oct. 24.-Last night
about 1880 o'clock a street-car on the
Washington avenue line struck an obstruc-
ton on the track at the corner of Eighteenth
street and Washington avenue. An explo-
sion instantly followed, and the car was
badly wrecked. The floor and one side
We're torn out. There were several passen-
gers in the car. Mrs. Shea was severely
injured. 1t is supposed the explosive was
placed on the track by some of the strikers
but no clue has yet been obtained and no
arrests have been made.
Investigation has proceeded only far
enough to find out that the whole affair is a
mystery. Experts in handling explosives
visited the scene, and agree that nitro
glycerine was used in the shape of a pre-
pared cartridge, but the odor of
der was very p%srceptible. Both the driver
and the conductor on the car were new
men. The affair will, when it becomes
known through the newspapers, curtail
street-car travel, and risks on street-car pas
sengers will be classed as extra hazardous
by life insurance companies.