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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
RoARp or auPHRvIsoRs.
GLoBE, Gila County, Arizona,
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dLoBb, Nlib lpNhty1 &Vi4oha9
 August 10, 1885,
 Board met pursuant to adjourn- mont. Present Supervisors W,tst- meyer and Redman; absent Superyi, sor Gilson.
 Minutes of July 3lst read and op, proved
 The following claims were then al- lowed and warrants ordered drawa for same:
 Claim of J. II. Baker, assigned to F. c, Robertson for two bear scalps, al- lowed S20; claim of J. C. Ramsdel, board of prisoners, allowed S7G 40; claim of c, T, Martin, stationery, al- lowed $9 30; claim of A, Arana, m terpretor, allowed g. 30; claim of W, Packard, Consh hblo, Reno Precinct claim $l41, allIk kred $25; clam of E, F, Pascoe, Sb| iff, allowed Sl5o 85; claim of J, V. Wentworth, Justice Glohe Precinct. allowed $6S 25.
 Petition of residents of Tonto creek, petihoning fos @ new school district considered and on motion granted, with boundaries as proposed in the notice of application for the establish. meat of new school districts said district to be known as School District No. 5.
 On motion the Assessment Roll was taken up and the tax levy was fixed at g 76 on the hundred dollars for Ter, ritorial and County purposes, to-wit;
 Territorial Interest Fund (Aot No. 83 of 1S88) 15 cents on the Sl00; Ter rrtorial Interest Fund (Act No. G4 of l8S3) 5 cents on the 2l00; Territorial Purposes 85 cents on the $100; Terri- torial School Fund 8 cents on the 100; County School Fund 8 cents on the 5l00; County General Fund $1 50 on the SiOo; County Road Fund Q cents on the Sl00-total $2 %,
 On motion tho percentage of the Tax Collector for the collection of tax, cs was fixed at two per cent on the amount of taxes collected,
 No tax was levied for the Normal school, Insane Asylum and University Iuteres5 Funds, the Board not being aware that tue conditions of the laws authorizing same, have been complied with.
 On motion Board adjourned to 10 o'clock a, m., Aug. i7, 1885.
 c. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

In tho Districs Court, Second Judicial Dis trict, Territory of Arizona, in and for the
 County of GiIa,
 Mary E. Thompgon, Plaintiff, yB. John F,
 Thompson, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the
 Second Judicial DlEtrict of the Territory Of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, and thc complaint filed iu sai2 County of Eila, in
 tbe office of the Clerk Of said District Court. The Territory Of Arizona sends Greeting to John Y. Th8mpgon, Defendant. You are hereby summoned and required to , appear iu aa action brought against you hy ! the above named Plaintiff, in the District | Court Df the Second Judicial District of Che Tertiary Uf Aviz0us, in and for the County of GIa, and answer tue complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Globc, in said County la copy pE which complaint accompanies tEis sHminoRslr within twenty days' leGClpsive Of ! tRu d"g oI syric5l after the service Wp0n zen of tl.ts Sugnmons--if Berrtd in thls County; hat t served ont gf the County, aud within this District. chen within thirty days: in all ethur eases fJrtv days--ur iudrynuut by de- fnHit sill be taken against you according t0 the prayer of said complaint And yoa are hereby notified that f you fail ! ta appear and answer the said complaint, as \ aboye required, the said Plaintiff will apply @ tie Coart for the relief demanded therein and e"sts sad disbursements iH this behalf gg. ! pendad,
 y~~, Given gn5ar T1v hand and the Seal aEaE nf tho District Court of the sasm8 s--, ' Judicial Digtgict 0f tie Territory cf AelE1Ga, in and for the County of Gila, this 18th day of July 4. D. 1885. 3. !. kIeGINNIS, Clerk. By 2 c. Fox, Deputy Clerk.
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prebate Notice.

Tn the rrptiate Court, in and for tho Coua- ty Gf Giia, Territory e Arizona.
 In ihe matter gf lhe E.glass Of HaNs Anton Anderson, deceased. ...
 Order to show cause why decree cf distrihU- ti0n should not be Eiads
 On reading and filing the patitiBn of Olof hiagtin Anderson, execGt0r nl the Estate ol ttapa Anton Anderson, deceased, end praying among Othef things for all order of GistHJa. ton ot the rcsidus Of said estate afaogg tff9 pslsUus entitled: >.
 Ith ordered, gbat all persons interested in tsl6 s5tate ot the said Hans Anton Anderson, deceased, ,Ile and tppear before tbo Probate Court in and tpr thesaid County oi Gi.a, at the Court room of said Court, in Globe, in said Gila County, or MONDAY, the 24th day oi August 385, Rt 70 o'clock @. m, then and there to show calige why an uraeT of dis. tributi5n should net b. iapdsuf tlfs residue oi said estate among the helrs and lDeatees of tho said deceased, according tt law:
 1t is further ordered, that pcopy cf this oh der Do published for four suecessige weeks, be, fore Che said 24th day of August 1885, in the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, Q newspaper printed and published in the said Gila County
 Dated, July 20, 1885.
 G, l. SWAsEY, Probate Juass.
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TERnaToRaAn TOPICS.
condensed fron Onr Exchanges for
 "snvcF iselt" Rcaders.

The rate of taxationin Cochise conn ty has been fixed at $3.50 for the county at large and S8s0 for Tomb. stone, which includes the school tax and interest on school bonds,
 The St. Johns Herald says that owing to the increase of freight rates recently made by tho Atlantic < Pa eific railroad, several of our merchants are making arrangements to freight their merchandise by teams from some point on the Santa Fe railroad, proba. ply Los Lanas. It is claimed that by this arrangement goods can be de- hvered at St. Jobns cheaper than they can be transported over the Atlantic < Pacific road from Albuquerque to Navajo, and from the latter point by wagon road to this place.
 William Robbins returned from Inc Navajo country on Saturday, He says that there are quite a number of Americans on the reservation pur-
 chasing ponies from the Indians, which they are driving to the railroad, from
 which point they arc shipped by the carload to northern and southern New Mexico to be used on the several large ranches in that territory. The animals are larger, better stock, and l it is said make better COW horses than
 the average Mexican pony. The prices
 paid for them range from $25 to $50
 St. Johns Herald.
 ghe tax levy for 1885 for Pima county has been fixed by the Board ot
 Supervisors at $2.s4b for county pur- | poses, on increase of 36l cents on eaeh one hundred dollars valuation. This increase in the rate is oceasloned by the sbrinkage in value of property.
 and especially upon tue cattle interest, where the assessed valuation was re,
 duccd from that of last year. The
 total valuation upon which taxes will
 this year be paid is s 649 Tn 1884 it was S5,295, 9o6 8 difference oi S1 ,S0l 257.-Cihzau.
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The Famous Metre pa.,,e.

On the 30th of January, the Sisters of the most noted Catbo!icladiog semi nary in the United States, the famous Notre Dame, Ut Goyanstown, near Baltimore, Md, made public a card, certifying to the beneficial resuIts at tending the uso of Bed Star Cough Cure in that institution, They state that they found it eGicaciaus alike for relieving coughs, expressions on the chest and irritation of tho threat. Officials of the Boards of Health of Brooklyn, Baltimore and other cities have likewise publicly proclaimed the the virtues of thia new discovery, which is entirely free from opiate5, poisons and other objections.
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nm a0ra I.aae.. ge.aIlag nm. nm.

On Tuesday last Q circumstance oe- curred which psberad mic the world . bright little baby under peculiar surroundings Mrs. John H Hiae, Of Green Valley Tonto Basin, who was about to be confined, started from her home for Flagstaif wiib her husbands pack train When they arrived at what is known as tic Potato ranch, about one days ride from ElagstafE, she complained of feeling unwsll but concluded to continue her journey and wlien about i've miles tnis side oi the rauch, was compelled 70 stop, and gaze birth to her child, This occurred M tic morning, and an that day and night she remained on the ground with the child, her only attention be- ing from tae man in charge of the pack train The following norning a man eame along tho road, and the t9o arranged 8 iittsr upon Which they carried thcir preciaus pardon baek to the potato ranch, where she received the care and attention of those Of Aer sex. The mother and child are dpine well Flag taG Champion
 TIC nuaaroua friends of Ms 5aAn \. Hiae ip Globe V hile tegrettiag 2. unto ard ciEeumstances of her ac- eouehmeat, will be gratifed to know af her eonvaleseenee
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It is with uufeignsd regret tbat we announce the death of our valued friend | J. Stevens, He lived to a ripe old oge, and when caIed to that home not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens, be had, entered his sey- enty-sixtb year. His life was one of activity and usefulness and he was highly esteemed by those who had tho pleasure of hisacguaintanec. He died at Clifton CD ihe 10th instant Mrs. ,. C. EamsdeiI, who resides in Globe is his daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
REsUHFTIoN oF TINE oLp DoMuIGy
 COPPER C0HTANI.

The announcement that tho Old Dominion Mining Company would re- sume operations on Monday next was received with much satisfaction by all classes of our citizens, as it gs an ss- suranee that tho perplexing difficulties which caused thc suspension of work have been overcome, and there Is Eow every reason to hope that the mine and smclter will be operated coutin- Uously through the winter. 6ood miners can procure work by calling at tho office of the company; men will be hired as fast as their services cau be made available, until fall shifts are empoyed. Some development work will necessarily have to be done before the usual production of ore can bo counted on and consequently smelling will not be resumed for two or tbree weeks. As we predicted two months ago, the temporary suspension of work by the Old Dominion Company bas ro- dounded to the benefit Of the camp, by increasing the output of our silver mines. 4 great deal of obioriding is still being doae and many owners and lessee& of claims who have paying prop l crt1os will continue to develop t5em, There is every reason for believing that Globe will prosper and maintain her position as one of the best camps ! in Arizona.
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Aaeesaaens Notice.
rfntan,nra c.n. rrlnlnr carp.nr.

yEEtaz;oza Cen. Mining Company.
 Iaeasiop q principal place ai business, San Francisco, California.
 L9gati5a oi Works, Globe Mining District, tGs County Aiaonn
 Eotis Is hereby given, that Rt Q meeting nf tli Blnn uf Directors held eli the tlptb) Tenth day af July, 1885, m assessmeat tNo, 23 of tal E~o Gents pgr share was levied upon Enc cap:tsi stuGk af tha corporation, payal'e immediately in United States gold coin to th5 Gec~ 3agy, at the office of the Company, T02 lt,arhsa Street, Room No 8, San Francisco, Csliioluia
 Any stuck upon which tlis assessment shall remain upnRid on ths (l5thl Fifteenth day of August, 1885, will De delinquent, and aaver- tissd for salo at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will he sold on SAT GRBAY the (l2thl Twelfth day of Septem. her 1885, tn pay the delinquent aSses8ncat together with cbsts Of advertising aud expea. sesDf sale.
 Ry rof the BBari of Directars
 ]. pENTECUS.f, Secretary
 Office. ?02 Market Street, Room NJ 5 Sau Frncisch California, july lS-tl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

IabTams, superintendent of the King mill Ut Piral, i8 dead shot, al- though he shoots with wobsle; and, besides, ue is ap obligipg rnan and ip order tc please 5ae ladies he was in- duced to attcmp; the lie oI q pigeon which was sitting OF a pole in the iru. mediate vicinity of Bob Williams cor ral. Drawing bead on tho bjrd he fired, but II took wing greatly to the delight of Williams who had uot then discovered Shat his mule had been shot tbrcugh tho neck Labrams is also wounded, not by bullet, hut ty ire queut jibes of those who witnessed his remarkable mark smanship and credit him as tho only man sufficiently skilled with a rife to aim at q pigeon on Q pole and shout . mule at tbc manager many feet below it. Tho la. dies who urged IIabrams to shoot and held their fingers in their cars to avoid tho stunning report now laugh as though tbetr nidria's were ticklad by tha result Of the mislirected shot and consequent discomfturo of tue Pinal marksman,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
Declaration of Sole Trader.

!, Curuslia AHisvaop, Q uarie5 woluan; residing ia Slabe, Gia County, Territory fl A1ilaus, dgsirnas pl agatiDg rlEaet of the i3eUeHJ 0i the Compiled LlEg of Arizona Ter. fitory as provided in Chapter & Sections z4, s3 3s, z 2S aal g. do declare th;,t ' purpose a7ia lusaad to carry nu and icEnaaCS Gusir @ upaCr u2F aE'1 aaslc aGsac.l Eg0grs accoaHt ti:a laaniag Of money and dealing iu real ce4ate suI gll thiH4s incident thereto, in the afagS- cad County ni Gils and Tslitary 0f Arizona Ap6 ] ilGther declare tbRt ths su54 intended to ba inverted in said basinesg is ag no tius to tgeggi dFa thousand dollars.
 --, h witness hereof I hcrcmGo set ar4I. my hand and seal this 9th day Of s,----~' August A, D. 1885.
 CUaNELIA ANDERSON.
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PRETEE Gp LOCALS.

At this season of the year soma,hiua is required ta tone up the an. Flop Bitters wiil do it, Taylor & Hatch. Call for Egcalssar" iE gou want 8 good ciaar for 12
 GS. EAx WAorgES. Ifvou want good pair oi boots or shoes. g0 to 5clglze
 Tbe EelIner saw miIl is ready for lumber orders fer any quantity. X large lot of saw logs afa baing got out at present wbi!s labor is cheap and plenty.
 Kellys Key West cIgars s speciality at tae News Depot
 Soda waiter On tap, at lTltcAeock's. Hop Ditters VII brace you ID. For sale by Taylor < Hatch
 For choice groceries and fresh fguit Mrs. R. GilFs headquarters,
 Fresh Calirornia cbcesa and best iai1ch butter B Mrs & Gi3l. sssasazsi-.rszs -zgzg---zszzazzsss--',
 NEW ADVERTTGp8TTaNtr
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Isrel Hinderliteh on sunday cyc. ning last, baat and kiakeasilaa Frales, who Wa drunk aS ths time and not in a condition ia defend hmself The as8ailang was Immediately arrested and locked ur until Monday when he was taken befoEa Justice .Wentworth and fined s20 and costs and not hay- ing the necessary funds t$2I to liqui. date the account hs was obliged to ac- cept the allerualivet eenty even days Imprisonment
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

2. r. and Thos. pa8cae whose ranch at Wheasfella is ans of ths tsst ia the county have succeeded by alarming tha valley, in making an artificial lake several hundred yards in length, and baye an abundance Of water far irgi- gating as wei as for stock purposes. They have 2 large tract of inc land and have this season raised good crops of grain and fodder Corn planted early in July is now five feet high. Mex year they expect to increase tie acreage under cultivation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

IT. fts workiug people Send 70 cents IutAkpDssage, aud ne will nail yoB FRET, EABEf laroyal, valuable sample box of goods A " A tFat &ill rjIs ttr, ;I tllc NRy of lnEs. tippght possibie at any business. Capital nat required, N9a can live at halns and work in pafl tii0e eflgt or ail the time. All af hatli Sexes, oi All ages, gl8ausiiY successful, B0 cents 70 s5 casSly canicd every ereniug. ghat all who want work nlpv test thc basi ,las, VIC make unparalleled offer To aH whe ge not well satisial pe VII send S O hay iar the ir0Bhls of writing ua, Full paFti- sitsaFs, tigsotiens, etc, Ecnt frae Immense Eay ai;solatslg srs fof ali who stfrt St euce.
 delay Address SEiEsoN g Co Port.
 tsd, aame. iaA2Z-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Information Uaatad of the where abouts of J Il. Smith, % U 32 years Of age, formerly from Lalo Superior, 0ntonagon county Michigan. Last heard of in Grant county, New Mexi- co. His friends arc anxious to hear from him as they have something in- portant and to hia interest to ccmmu. Ricate Address Della Sullivan, Silver City, Now Mexico or SILVER BsLT, Globe, A. T
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{. 4 yYTNDTS.

The Maricopa ar'd i'henix stage was halted one day tsi week by two knights of the road. l}ls pluudor se cured from the three 9ssengcrs and Wells, Fargo < Co.'S l::9x was !aalis the robbers were 50 lnagnanimous as to only demand cqntribntion from euch individual on tae atags and als lowed them 10 retain q pant of their money, watches and lsher ewelry. The gentlemaplY higbgaymen then mounted the lead horses of tho stage and departed ln haste. Pinal county officers arc in pursuit
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Dv. Alex. Trippels handsome resi- dence was the scene of . pleasant so- eial gathering on Wednesday night, the occasion being the birthday of AL bert Trippcl. Various amusements suitable to lne cccasicn were inanlga1 in and the evening passed most agree. ably, 4 bouEteous collation. with CT. ceilent wine, was served aud heartily enjoyed by all, Mrs Eugene ' THps pel, the adalde hottess contributed greatly to inc pleasure of the guests by ber attentions.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

1 letter from ManIeyYille informs us that that section q country has been iibarally blessed by copious rains. Another piece If information is that Joseph Chamberlin had tlio good luck to kill Q fnll grown cinnamon bear which for some tima had proved an unwelc0me fleighb0r.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
E0TECE.

Sam Jim, lhe fat man, desires 10 announce to the public that he is nov sole proprietor 5f tbe restaurant ad- jainiug McNelly's saloon, and na ether person is authorized to collect outstanding accounts. Persons know ing themselves indebted 10 nc Rra re- quested to seitla uP.
 Globe, Aug. 6fba
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

While reports of storms have been numerous, yet in few sections of the Territory has tho rainfall been suli- cientiy heavy to improve the pastr- age. Only one heavy ram has yisited Globe and two miles south og town not a drop has fallen.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Samuel Brown of Apache County Who was hefe iew day since with 3 flock of sheep reports tbat Lleutea- eut Gatewodd demanded and received Of hip toll for allowing them 10 cross the White Mountain reservation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
AnonEs l,oh sAAn

Less than 1000, $l25 per hundred, at the yard; BIO per thousand, Ado bes delivered in town, &l3 per thoas- and. Adobes furnished and laid in 9 wall, $28 per thousand. Apply 10
 B. PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
Trnrgrar or AFnosA, .

On tli i'th day of August 1885 pstsoNallv appesrca baiatc ne, !. p, McCabc, notary paNlic, ia and for the said County of Giia, CaIu@.ia .sEdeTn, known tn me @ ba the sane paraaa dsscibsd in and Nho TeeutEd tha foregoing instrument and who acl.n1wl. edged te me that she executed the same fer the use eui pulp0se herein mentioned.
 ---h---,, h witncsg EkeIcaf ! have here. grAL. Ento set my hand and official eeal ~------'' tho day and rear above mentioned.
 T. D. NCCABE, aGE E.G-8w SOtarr Eal..c, s
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

San Carlos Indians are still hauliUg the produce of their farms to Globe. Others of the Apache tribe are en- gagged in cutting hay in tbe vicinity Cf town, and are fast learning white nsn's way of turning an honest p6nuy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

w. " Gibson will resume work on his gold mine and we understand II Is his intention to erect ap arrastra at his house, where ho will work his low grade ore, and will take the rieh ofe to the Nugget mill
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
CAMP MEETING,

Revs. Green of Prescott, Bristow of Camp Verde, Melton q Florence and Windes of Miami kindly invite the co operation of all the christian in clinod people of the surrounding coun- try to come in and camp and help to sustain protracted meeting to come menco Friday nigbtI saptenter l8tb. It is an undeuomin'@ipnal movement, and we trust all vii take hold and be as useful as possiblj
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Ar, Frank Simpson, who was here as tae representative Of tho Old De- mineon Copper Co.,, took his departure on Friday. He will yislt Clifton, Cali. foraia, Montana and Michigan before retarnmg to Boston.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
s25o Reward.

;iai, tbal Will lead to thc conviction o, any nersan ltho may be found altering or defacing the marks qf brands, e eyaling, kiliing or dfiSing from their aecustOusd rs1ges any i've shrt,k kelonging to any of ths members q the 9lcte Stock Growers Association of Gila Eott,tv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
The Keiluer saw mill will be started ID to-day to get out tiinbers for the eld Dominion ColGpany

G $. Van Wagenen ia ptepared to measure and take orders Tor gentle mons clothing. Cali and see sanghlea
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Paul J. Johnson, in charge of the Nugget mill, is making a reputation for himself as a mill man In work. ing high grade ore from the Fame mine only 73 ounces were left in the tailings and froyr another run only , ounces were lost.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Henry Risbridger who has been ab- sent in the East and California for many months returned to Globe this week and was heartily welcomed by his friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Considerable development work has been done on the Cottontall and it is said the mine never looked so we'll as at present.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Frank Burke and George Bird are taking out Gre from the Silver Mug get mine, at Richmond Basin, that goes six dollars per pound in silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Henry Hein, who has been absent for several months in California and at QuDotoa, returned the present week In his travels he saw no camp that pleased him as well as Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Schulze has just received new stock, comprising fno boots, dancing shoes, baseball shoes, etc, Prices req sonable. Give him calll
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Placer miners having clatuis on the foothills of the Pinal mountain haye their ditches in readiness to utilize the water, and are praying for rain,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Charles Holborn has moved into the new building, one door south of his former place of business.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
iTLEHfT6gT oF ARIZONA, 1 a,

County of Glla, 99'
 I, C. 4. swasey. Clsrl, of the Probate Court, in and for the said County of Gila, do hereby certify the fisyoing to be tull, true and correct copy Of an order made by qaia court and duly entered in the minutes thereof that ! have compared the same with the ori. ginal and that t is 3 true copy of the same and oi the whae thersof.
 ,~----,,, In witness whereof have here.
 SEAL. unto set my hand and afixel the Ns--,J| seal of said court this 2Oth day oi July lSs5. G. 4. SWAsEY.
 jldy22-4w Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Professor Jordan, a magician of con siderable ability, gave performances al Stallo's Hall, on Monday and Tuesday evenings to large audiences. The ex- hibit.on on Monday evening was mer- ltorious, many of tho tricks performed by the Professor completely mystify- ing the spectators and eliciting liberal applause A enllu'd gem'au whose professional cognomen is Banjo Dick relieved the ,fessor at intervals and entertained the audience by playing .he banjo singing and danoing
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

c. D. Ford, Indian Agent, and Dr, s. D. Pangburn of San Carlos were in town on Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
saIs.

A paiE nf sae drisip4 nlplgs CNs 0f taem ih nieadii sas,ile arimai ana fha othsr 8 geoi packer. Viii sell 5f esehaage for mares. Apply hy letter to <
 FRANZ aT. IIAaIAa0N, snisls ' .ilohs 2 lli A !
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g V E
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

With the First Of September, closes my business year. Ali per sons indebted to me are respect fully requested to kindly balance ther accounts. And all balances remaining unpaid on September tOth, unless extended by special agreements will bo placed in the hands of my attorney for eo'lec- ton. ALoszo BALEl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Mir. Peters, representing Chas. T, Hayden & Co. of Tempe, was here on Thursday and Friday.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
POST OFFICE HOURS.
LOCAL NEWS.

, The new firm of w. C.. 0akes X Co. are receiving liberal patronage.