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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
WARREN LELAND,
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largest Hotel Enterprises

Of America says thas Ehiis passenger non
New York on board q ship solzs afoand cEJs
Horn, n tie early days q snigFaticn 70 Cal
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The vessel had cured himself, durlnz the voy.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

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q alcchol o. tobacco. Nukrfulncss, HCntal De-
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We GUAEAEUEz SIX BOXES
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JOHN O WEST & CO,
co ". MADISON st., CHICAGO, tLLe..
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
LAKE ERIE WESRN by

The most direct route between Eansas CHS
or Omth aud Cleveland, Buffalo. plilshurE NaE-
1ork, iosisn, Philadelphia. Washingtnn Btliillurr
and al points East-uaking close connesticn vim
al tha Trunk Lines.
Flrsi class equipments. steel rails, WestinEhoasa
Airhrr kea, killer platform and ecnnler elerani
neE Rscining Chair add Drauing-room Cars a.
taehed 20 all through passenger tfaiua ne o. eE-
I'm charge % an fut class p1slenEars holaln7
thruaEh Uckats. The lev changes - thh
Route are az made N Union pspoiB-no onnlbul
Transfers.
Ask Cor ticketa % any point East va. Lake Ere
a Western Rr. Naps and ether inlormEtlou
furrishsd ies upo1 aplisation % principal Tis1et
oiicua OF address 9. y; SMITH,
Gsn1 PasI. Agent,
Hioomington, "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Strengthening, improved, the best
for bsokaohe. pains in the chest or
side, rheumatism. neuralgia
Thin People.
Wells Health Remover, " restores
health and vigOr, cures Dyspepsia
Headache, Nervous ness, DebilityS !
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

E,F, Kellner < Co. arc receiving R complete line oi Ladies Dress Goods, Trimmings, Under wear. Garments, Trimmed Hats and Sun Downs, But tons, Nosious and full and new as- sortmeut of everything in Ladies Wear-~hereai,eg we shall again keep . complete stock of Dry Goods and Notions and have arranged for ire quent fresh supplies direct from New York. We have also added 8 complete stock of blows and farming implements and restooked our hardware, boots and shoes, hats and caps, crocaely, liquors and cigars, clothing, Saddlesy, in and iron ware 6c., &c., 50 as to make our stock Of merchandise the best in Arizona. These goods have been carefully selected by Mir. E. N Kelluer in the best of Eastern mark cts and shipped in carload lots at the Lowest Freight Rate ever given 10 Arizona trade. We 8haIl stay with Globe till A. ?. l9}0 any way, and will stick to our old motto, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERs0LD BY ANYBODY 0R IN ANY ONE ARTI GLE" CoTae and see all our new novelties and spend your spare cash where 1t will buy more than in any other store in Globe. Respectfully
 E, r. KELLNER & GO.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

NEN SPECIALS AT F. n KEhT. EER 6 co. Complete inc of new and fan1B 1e,geIry, Fans, Flowers. Perfameries, satehels, Collars and. CaIs Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Base Balls, Cords, Baitona Roller Skates, Elasties, Papetaiea, Threads, Cotton Batting, Stationery Inks, Bustles, Handkerchief, Crash, Quilts, Curtains, cheeks, iawns, plai,is, kidlaines, stripes, jeans, le0ins, tiekines, domestics, ginghams, prints, chambrays, cretons, wash alnoars, ribbons, boulevards, tia,es tishues, bows, searfs, gloves, ruling, trimmings, covers towels, lrisb and everlasting trimming, val encias, embroidery. hamburgs, null, nalnsook, Victoria plaid and India lawns, pique, damask flannel, Hnsey. eottonades, hose, ladies vests skirts cir eplars jerseys chenisas night gowns and dresses ulsters, sha8ls, parasols, eorsets, suspenders, hoop skirts, draw CTS, shirts, chegipts carpets, hats of all kinds, fancy glass ware, tea sets, dinner sets, new styles erookery, bas. kets, clusters, boots and shoes, Phila. delphia beer, raspberry vinegar, French brandies, ales, Rock < Rye, pipes, tobacco, candies, crackers, hulled corn, shreded cats, olive oil, soaps, lpstro, delicious relish, eatsup, Boston brown bread, pr1ncs, Boston beans. asparagus, extracts. mustards, French peas and mushrooms, new dried fruits, patent medicinas and groeers drugs, butter cheese, pnmps, fence wire. stoves, grain cradles, post spades. serapers, caitiyators blows cheap watches, carpenter and wheelwrigbt tools, and every article wanted hy the miner farmer, raneher or in the house bold &e,, &c., &c.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
TrnnTpofs1An r0rscn
cchaansed from Gar Exehangee for
 "aayer Belto gseaderr,

Tie daily output of the Longfelluw mine at Clifton, is 45 tons and of the Detroit, 20 tons.
 Tie contract for furnishing dressed beef to the post at Fort Grant has been awarded to c. NJ. Hooker < Co. of Wilcox, at 8l cents per pound, R. Riggs near Fort Bowie, has the beef contract at that poet at 8.45.
 The Grand Central mine at Tomb. stone is pushing the work of putting in the mammoth pump and expect to have 1t operating by July next. The cost of this improvement will beabout $l25,oC0. A raising capacity of ,50O,- 600 gallons perday, is tue work the pump will accomplish The Grand Central is down 650 feet, with three compartment chaft, Water below the 630.foot level has stopped work uniii the big pump l3 l.l place, The coH- pany mill at Contention IS running at tull capacity, Over 200 men are employed by tho Grand Central Com. pany.
 4 Mexican miner at Pinal, who had been inbibing too freely of fre-water this week, was attacked by 'jim-jams, , and imagining he was going on shift, slid down the rope in the town well. When found he was standing m water up to his waist and shouting, Hoist away; the buckets full" He could not be induced 10 tic the rope around himself so that he could be drawn cut of the well, and finally sey- eral gentlemen went down and tied 1t by faree, and those on top hoisted him to the surface, It was fortunate for him that the well contained only about three feet of water. Florence Enter. prise.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
sAp DEATH

Harvey T Robbins, better known as Bob Robbins, breathed his last on Sum day, May r, ,at5l5 ?. m,, and although his death had been expected for scyer- al days, yet it east shadow of sorrow over this community, where the deeeas- ed was so well and favorably known. His taking off was particularly sad as it was the result of fall from a build lng, during the fire, April 2nd, while tho deceased was laboring to check the progross of the flames, The funeral took place on Monday afternoon from the M. E. Ghurch aud the remains were followed to their final resting place by large number of sorrowiug friends
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Toquiet the apprehension ofcitizens who may have uisgyirgs as to tie Faa.ty af Agent Fofd's Indians to the whites. upon inquiry at the Agency, we learn that they ne not in synpa thy with tue ehitieahuas and regard item as enemies. The Agency In- aians arc contaated and laboring wiih f-ill ta produce large crops. Industry is tic hand-mail of eiyiliza- ton and tine Indians al San Carlos are making rapid strides ia tlat direction under tte immediate supervision Of Agent Ford, who delights ia further ing them in Their lauda6le desre to be. come sesf-saFportiHg.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
tFi1st Pabilcaiigu May g. lsssr Application for PaGene.
ApplfcattaH No sgG Foe Patent fa the
 Yellow siegns ssSnlnG siain.
U. 5. LASD OFFICE, TuesoS 4. T., l
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J, $, LAND OFFICE IUcsoS, d. T.,
 May l4 1885.
 Notice is hereby given tltat $ C. Heiueinan for himself and cp-Claimant, Carl Sayer Yhaae prst office address i4 Globe, Gila Eoluty Ari- lona, hos thls dag hiet his application for q patgnt for 739 slAear feet Oi tie Nelicw Asgtal mine or ytin bearing mineral, with surface sronnd 800 feet in wb'sn, sisrated Ih Globe Mining District; County of Gi ia and Tsrritn- ryof Asia5aa and designated bY the field notes and official liiRt on flt ia this o{fce &s iot No. n, said lot No. q being as falloas, to witt
 BogsrninR ut the initial monument men. tion id l5eation u9tice and mafking the 5oula- westerly end center of claim, at a pest feet lang iaohes ia diameter in amguItd If stones, marked " NJ. No. l, l. M'7: thenee $ 50 degs., 26 min, z 900 feet to 3 post { feet long irches indiameter iu mound of stolies. marked < Y. M. No. q; theuce N ie 6sgs 20 min. D 960 feet to post Q feet long 4 inches M diameter in a mound df ssones marked HY h. No. 3i;; U s, mineral monument Nc, 9, fSlebe District bears N s9 degs, w Ill feet; thence ' 50 degs, 26 Gria W 3e0 feet Go nor th- easteFl9 end center Of elaifn, ct ptat s inches iii diamstes i3 feet long in a mGNpd of stones, rafked !" I M. No 4N thence N 60 degt 26 min. W So0teet t9 q post { feet long, inches in diameter in mound ef stones, maTke4t,Y M NJ. Q origlsai inonnnent bears " 70 aers. %b lullt. A ieeb ui5tHnSs tneuee E 10 dpas. 20 wiu- " 759 feet to post 4 feet long 1 inches in digaeter in mound of sfpnes. marked " Nj, M, e; thence x 50 aees. a6 min. k 300 feet t1 post marked ,Y. M. NJ 1, ], Ms, place at beginning.
 Magnetic variation l2 de,ss 35 mi, F Ths, clniin conteius i0.4 acras.
 Ihls eis5'n IS on Un8urvoyei lnad, ahaat mics ii0lt4westerly from tho tovn If Globe. ant asoat ohe,hall inils fruin Lost iulch.
 Fiis la1ation ef this rniue fs reeoi7lea in the Reeoriefs office oi Ciils County, in Look 5 tslgbe Mining Dlstgiot Recprds, at aagc IFS. and 2 correction cf error in original notiee of locasinn $ recorded iii book Q, paya ltg.
 AuY aftl ail peralns claiming adgeakely any portion nf said Yellow setal miihe or el,rfaSe ground, aIe reguifse to fle their adverse claims with the Registsf0f tho United States Laia 9tfiee, at Tucson, A1izous, within tho sixty dass period of publication hereof or they will De baf4e8 by virtue of the pr6visi0ns oithe statute
 Itig hereby aaGerod Chat the forsgaing no- tiss of application be pnblishal for ten can. secutiNe weeks in the SilyER BsLT, weekly, newspaper published an Gl0lpe, Arixnaa.
 B, N. THOMAS, IeRister iaEsoS { Mctlsga att5a, Glabs, Gila O., Arizona, iny2swz0
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

The I0e yard foot race between John Delartge and Richard Boyd, last Sat urday afternoon, was an event Of 8pf ficent importance to attract one hun dred or more spectators. No estimate Of the rolatiYe speed of the contestants could bo made, as Boydisa newcomer here and his capabilities could not be learned There was consequently very little betting done. The local sports had no desire to risk their sheckles, and the result showed thaG their heads were ieyel.. Boyd proved to be flyer. Delartge got two feet the best cf the start, but notwithstand- ing this advantage, Boyd oyerhauled and passed him, winning by two feet winch be could have easily made six had he not slackencd his pace near tho finish. The distance appeared to be shlprt The time as taken by n speeta- tot was Il seconds.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

afr. ard Mrs. Charles 4, Fisk gave a very pleasant dinner party on Thurs- day, complimentary to Mr 4. l.. Walker and BIT. E, F, Brent. Gov ers were ioiG for olsyen per sons Those present, besides taa hoss and hostess, were 2ir. and ar2 James Wiley, Mrs. Eugene GFippel, Miss Esrma Swasey and aessrs F. ' lSteul, A. 1a. Walker, Dr. Alex Trppsl, Edward Lynes, T. c, Hitchcock and ] II. Ilamnl. The menu and wines were excellent and the occasion was in every respect an enjoyable one.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
''TGepd EreaErast.

Mrs. E. ". CarbeEter, 0yerlee, Bal, timore County, Maryland, writes; l was greatly benefited by the ase of Red Star Cough Cure, when suffering from severe cold. My cook was ses riously Ill from a deep-seated cough. She had consulted her doctor without relief Ky uy advice she used Red Star Cough Cure in connection with an external application of St. Jacot5 Gil to her side. In one night the change wrought was most gratifying and astonishing. h the morning she was like new person.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Old residents of Globe were grati6- cd, the present week. to welcome ar. and Mrs, George Scott to their former home, even for a brief visit, They are in truth pioneers, who braved the dangers and hardships of the camp when life was uncertain. because of the unfriendly character of the Apaehes who were then altogether too numer- ous. Mr, and Mrs. Scott, however, outliYed the yicissitudes Of Q frontier fife and are now regarded a5 solidly endowed in worldly wealth, and from their urbane characters aud square dealings have doubtless home stake in heaven.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
nAsrsss tr,rscArzrAs.

A telegram was received from San Carlos on Tuesday announcing that twenty-five Chirichuas unaer chiefs Geronimo and Mangus mad stealthily left their camp, near Fort Apaehe, and taken the Eagle creek trail Uoing south. The following day 1t was giy. on ont that after an official count thirty-fiye bucks warc found to be missing. However official inforrha- ton is not always reliable, News from other sources place the number of Indians wht, have left the reserya. ton, It presumed with hostile intent, at from 125 to 800. Five companies of soldiers from Apache, under com uand of laiectanant Davis went in pursuit and two companies of scouts from San Carlos, started, upon receipt ofthe news, to Intercept the Indians. Troops were alio dispatched from Thomas, Grant, Bowie and Hua6huca in Arizona andR RFort Bayard, New Mexico.
 Later informa on names Mana, who superseded to the command of the Warm Spring basld upon the death of Victoria, and Ma cha, son of Cochisc,
 
 as among those ci the chiricahua6 who have sought pastures new With these chiefs, Geronimo and Mapgns out it is presumable that the exodus of tho Chiricahuas from tho San Car los reservation is complete.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

T. 5. c. Vim and WIa. Thomss, or any persoa holding title under or from them ths undersigned cos6wnsr in the Bachiila claim na, County of Gila and Globe Distsict, having ddne and pefnrrnc3 the annuSl work on said elaim as required by law fer the year iSSi
 This therefore, is tn notify you thst If yap do not pay your fuli proportion o cost of snl work togsher with the coat of this advertise. ment within ninety days after the first pulli- cation ol tEis notice, your intprests ai ssid claim as co-owners will utterly cease and bs. come tie property of tho pndezslgaSsl by oner. ation Of law. F. K. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. T, April II, 1855, aii 9Gd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

A very enjoyable aiair was the com plimentary party given at the rink, on Wednesday evening, b Aessre A. !. Walker and Ia. F. Brent in antici- patton of their departure for tho east. There was a large number of guests present and they entered into the dance with a 2est heightened by sev- eral weeks pause in social eayeiies. Messrs. Lynes and Aeschlinann fur nishcd excellent music and time sped quickly and pleasantly until the night WAS fay spent, wlsen the guests dis. psrsed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

aessrs. K, r Brent and A. |. WalE. erleft for the East on F,'iday lnornipg Dr Alex Trippel accompanying then as far as Tucson Mir. Brent returns to iiis boneat Baltimore Md after a sojonrn hero of almost two months, and during which time hs has made many friends wbo regret his de- parture. AIr. Walker goes to Morris town, NJ. 10 visit lis family, but t is hls present expectation to return to Globe in 2 short time and resume his position with the Old Dominion. Cop per Company Dr. Trippel after ttansacting some business in Tucson will return to Globe. J ". f7rakes took tbe party as far as Florence in private c5nyeyancs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

At Florence, on My Fist, after 8 careful examination conducted by Dis. trlct Attorney Blair, before Justice John MXler, and in which ail the eyi- dence given before the ecroner'a jury was aanitt John '. Btrsess was honora6ly acquitted of tho charge of killing Kelly, at Mammoth City on April 14lh last. This will be pleas ing intelligence to Mr. Burgess friends in Gila, but is no more than was expected by those familiar with the facts of the case.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO IT, Fl. Carey, GT h0m t may concern that tha undersigned has performed the annual aSseSsI meat work for the ear 1884 on the Bullion Mine, in Globe Mining District, Gils County, Arizona Territory, and you are therefor hefea by notified that ylnigss yoa Day ypHs prnrogs ti,u of the same, to-witi EiiGy ti',llarr Hith' in ninety ap 5aYs from she date os the pRlA lieatioa nr this notice, your interest iA said mine will be forfeited to tie undersigned, Ac. c0riipgto law, and you win aleo be required to pay Tor this advertisement, and all accrued and accluins cl&ss. J. ". EDDY.
 feb 7-9ai
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
NOTICE or FoRFElrunE

IL Nm. Thomas or any person holding tis tle from hinl, the uudetsisn2j co-oBlsr in the ManEanits mine situated aud being in tle Terrftury of Auz5na, County of Giia sr9 Globe District, having done and performed tue annual sUlS Ua said tiiuc as ie4GiYed 6Y law Ger the yeaT 1881 G6is therefore, is t9 notify yoa tGat t you do not pay your full proportion oi cost of said work together with cast oF this adyeItisemeRt within ninety days aiLer She first publication oi this notice, yosr interest tu said mine Is c0-oWnsr will utterly cease and become the property of the under si.ns3 by operation of law. s. c. WYNN,
 Globe 4. T., tsn, 3l, 1885. ianSI Sld
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Salt river valley and Tonto Basin, along the route of the Globe and Ton to Stage Company, arc rapidly filling rp with a thrifty class of settlers and there are now between 5000 and 4000 people living on or in the vicinity of this line. The amount of mail matter that goes out to Salt river and points beyond has increased and is now quite large. Residents of that section are engaged in stock raising and ranching and are generally woll-to-ao.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
WARNING

The Stoekuen of Salt River Valley. GiiA C0unty, hslteving that the range is now stocked to tts Fall capacity desra tle intradrc. tion of more stock, by paFtiss now non-resi. dents, nuwise and calculated to work great injarY ta present occupants oF the valley who have the prior right to the range. Tbi-, therefore. is to waln nutsii1ls gho persist in tie right of resident stnckusn that they RiH be regarded as intruders and will be treated as such. COMMITTEE. Salt River, A. T., February Ii. 1884
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

JIG. Jones is still driving the tun- mel in the Crescent irine aud is noa in about one hundred feet witb favor able prospects for good permanent mine. The ledge shows up the full width of the tunnel amt all ore, This mine is conveniently sitnated, being only about threo miles from the Miami mill, with good wagon read right to its mouth.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Mir. E. F. Kellner visited the Wheat. fields and Salt river this week and contracted with the farmers for large quantities of barley and hay. He sold several bills of merchandise besides a large quantity of honr Tue crops average very fair, but most of the iarners are cutting their barley for hay Salt river retaips an unusual supply of water for thi season.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
Notice of Forfeiture

To Wm. Thomas or any person holding ti. tle from him, the nfdeEsgncd eo.owner in the Mapsanisa mine situated gnd being in the Tergitory uf AJizoas, County Of Gila ard Globe District. having done and performed the annual work ou sHid mine as required by law for the year 1884 This, therefore, is td notify you Alat ii YoU do rct pay your fall proportion ef c,.st of said wtrk together wita cost of this advertisement s.itSin ninety days after the first publication q this notice, yopr interest in said mine as co-ownsr will utterly cease end become the property of the aEdsT- signed by operation of law.
 FER. SPENCER.
 Globe A. T.. April Ii, 1SS5t all Il-9ai
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

s. S.Lindauer has contracted to fur nish to the San Carlos Indian Agency, 2,5000o0 pounds of beef at 2.S4 cents per pound, This is the lowest price ever heard of in Arizona and the contract cannot be filled without heavy loss.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

E. F. Kellnsr Co have contracted with J. M. House for the hauling and milling of a large quantity of silver ore from the Rouse < K-use mine ih Tonto Basin. This arrangement will doubtless give other miners in that vicinity an opportunity of sending ore to Globe for reduction, which 1t is hoped they will embrace.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

s. Murilloscircua gave performances CT Saturday and Sunday evenings last which were fairly attended sone features of the show were quite good, notably the act on the trapeze and the antics of the tralned dogs, the latter being qaise amusing. Senior Mur,llo promises to give aii exhibition of rope walking, on Broad street, te morrow afternoon at six 'eloek,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23
l. .l.. I,.- narting ,eople serd 10 eenL.

IT I.. fes working people. Send 10 esuts
 lUl IIpostags, and we will mstl you FEEE,
 HEIf sa royal, valuable sample box of goods 44S4 pkbat will put you iji the way of nak. ing more money in few days thah you ever not required. YOu can live at huEne and work ia apaFe time only, CT all the tiTne. All of bosA sexes, of GA agea, gradually successful, 90 cents to S5 easily ealued every eTca;=gi That all who went work may test ths G'.s.- ness, we make this unparalleled offer: To Ali who are not well satisfied VIC will send Sl % pay for the Lroable q writing US. Ful perti- culsrR, directions, etc, sent free. Jmmense lay absolutely snre Tor all whD start at once. Don't delay. Address STISNcN & Co, poit. land, Maine. fsb2l-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Df, Alex Trlppel, Superintendent of the Ola Dominion Copper Company, received telegram on Monday con. Seying the pleasing news that ship malts of coke would begin on that day. Further information is expected by letter. Tho shipment of coke at this time is assurance of an early re- sumption at the miae and smelter
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Residents on the south-side of Salt rlyer this county, have forwarded Q petition to Washington to have a post office established at the ranch of P. c. Robertson. The river is often high and, at such times, it is both inconyen. lent and dangerous to cross to the Artnsr office.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

Messrs. Horton and Bernard, of Pima County, passed through Globe, the present week to the San Carlos Indian Agency, where they will prob ably establish themselves as Indian traders.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-05-23

The picnieing season is at its height Two gay parhes spent last Saturday at tho Wheatfelds, and another on Sunday, lolling in the shade of the cottonwoods and feasting on strawber. ries and ice cream.