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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
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How the human system ever recoy-
ers from the bad effects Of the nause-
Gus medicines oftah literally poured
into it for the suppositiye relief of
dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa.
ton, rheumatism and other ailments,
is d mystery. The mischief done BY
bad medicine is scarcely less than
that caused by disease. III they who
are weak, bilious, dyspeptic tonstipa.
ted OF rheumatic, would oftener be-
guided BY the experience 6f invalids
who have thoroughly tested Hostel.
ter's stomach Bittefs, they would in
every instance obtain the speediest
aid derivable from rational medica-
tion. This medicine il d searching
and At the same time 4 thoroughly
safe remedy, derived from vegetable
sources. and possessing, IN consequence
Of KS basis Of pure spirits properties
AS a medicinal stinillant not to Be
found ii The fiery local bitters and
stiuulants often resorted t. BY THE ie.
bllitsted 4 peptia aad langaid,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Go to Van wagenen's for gents
underwear.
California and Phoenix -four at G.
s, Van Wagenens,
Myers & schein's fire preof build
ing for s4ls
Nobby suits Of clothing at q. S. Van
Wagenens,
Straw bats Of all sizes, of all shades
al all prices, for ladies, gents and
children at Mrs. r, Gals.
Kansas City hams and bacon at q.
5. Van Wagenen's
Base ball shoes At q s. Van Wag
enens,
NOTICE In compliance with new
order Of Commissioner Sparks, we
have been appointed legal agents Of
TIE Old Dominion Copper Mining
Company for the delivery Of their
lumber and wood, We shall bot re-
plenish but discontinue our lumber
yard aud after June 1st, 1886, accept
no orders for the humber and wood
unless the parties constitute US their
legal personal agents for that purpose.
I'm Il. Il. REILSER & CO.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
pREFnRRnp LOCALS.

At cost, at cost, at cost, but for cash
only, IS the intention Of Mrs. X gill
to sell staple as well as fancy grocer
IDS. Call and convince yourself.
With every package Of prize lea We
give a Japanese present. Tea Of fine
quality, and the usual price.
II. +. KFILNER Y Go.
DR.. Henley Celery Beef and iron.
Restores lost vitality and gives new
life and vigor For sale BY Chas. =.
Taylor.
Just received BY Alex. Graydon, a
Chr load If Cumberland coal
New stock 0fhats at Van Wage
mems.
Schulze the shoemaker, offers boots
and shoes Ut greatly reduced rates
Call and see our large assortment Of
calicos, ginghams, lawns, piques, en-
broideries, ladies hats, &ei & No
trouble 70 show goods
u. n KELlNER 4 Cd.
If You want d good pair of boots on
shoes, call 1t q, schulzes Priaes re-
dh6ed.
Gone.early and secure bargains IN
boots, shoes, shirts, socks, etc. Mrs.
gil keeps them and means 10 sell
iEkem d prices that viii ast5nish The
issatiyes.
Coffee, tea BIZ milk, with cake Of pie,
is5 cents at somervilies
III you don't want ready made suit
leave your order fof 4 custom made
jgult at Van Wagenens satisfaction
guaranteed
Admitted number 81 hoardsfa can
1be aeeonhlodated SoucsyiIlle s.
.Threa saea TICKETS FIJI moo
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

J, j. Fosburgh, who returned this
morning from his ranch above Cherry
creek, informs us that they have had
abundant rains in that section, Grass
is four inches high and cattle are in
splendid condition. During a thun-
der storm last Saturday evening, the
lightning struck near the house and
upon going out to investigate, Mr..
Nosburgh discovered dead two fine
COWS and two yearlings, that had
sought shelter under small tree,
killed by the lightning.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The school trustees have decided
upon l.. n, Pence Of Santa Monica,
Cal, formerly teacher at Pinal, for
principal of the Globe public school,
and Frank q. schulze to take charge
of the primary department. The lat
ter has for several years been IN atten-
dance at the Northwestern University
at Evanston, III. Both applicants will
have to pass satisfactory examinations
before their appointments are con-
tirmed School term commences Sep.
TENDER 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Great bargains can be secured at T..
+. Kellner & Co.'S, from the largest
and finest stock Of general merehan.
disc which has ever been offered to the
public. These goods were purchased
by our well known buyer, Mr.. L. +,
KelIner, who spared no time and ez-
pense IN selecting them aud securing
the very lowest figures, which we give
our customers the benefit of. Call
and examine goods and prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
Chairman Central Com, ella %

W. v. Kingsbury sustained q Sc,
rious injury one day last week while
at work in hls mine at Ramtioz. A
large rock fell on his hand and crush
ed his fingers. He did not think It Of
sufficient consequence to come to town
to have the wounds dressed, and BY
reason Of the neglect the injury has
become aggravated and there is now
danger Of Mr., Kingsburs losing his
hand.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The Tucson Star says: DR.. Q. A.
Fsltman, Of Salem, Illinois, has been
appointed physician to the San Carlos
Indian agency IN this Territory He
is held in high esteem at tls home and
is receiving many farewell attentions
previous to his departure for mis- new
field Of labor.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
AmR,snED ~ INDIANS.

We are informed by wire that James
Kirkc and FIVE other ranchmen were
surprised By Indians on the 10Th inst,
in Santa Rosa canyon, about twenty.
fife miles southeast Of Bacaachi, Sono.
r,t, and three Of their number killed
and two wounded Rirke and com
plnions having heard that Indians
were in the vicinity, started out to
find them and were ainbushed by the
Indians, who killed two of their pur-
sIlers the first FIRE. A desperate fight
followed, resulting in the killing Of
another ranchman and the wounding
Of two Of the party. Tho names Of
tie killed were James O'Brien, John
Thompson and D. Hatcher, and the
wounded, Floyd Mccain and John
Hogan. A company Of forty.six Mex.
leans took the trad Of the Indians.
Rirke says he saw eleven bucks, but
thinks there were more.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
All kinds Of family groceries at g,
S, Van Wagonens,

Chas, liayse brought in five bars Of
Fame bullion on Thursday, making a
total Of ten bars, 15,775 ounces, as the
production from ii tons Of ore. The
company has considerable ore in the
ore house still, and lots Of il in sight
in the mine, but they have closed
down the Nugget mill temporarily,
awaiting the course Of the silver
market.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Joe Miner, who left here three
years ago in search Of better camping
grounds, has returned after having
visited in his pereSrinations Austra-
liza, Peru and other distant shores.
He gained experience if nothing else,
in his wandefihgs and is glad to get
back TO Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Nadaski now makes his home at
Cibleu, with chief Eedeschin. His
numerous wives have faded from view
and he is reduced to single one,
whose youth and beauty has also faded,
but she is blessed with good mecca
sins and an ample SKIRT.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
NOTICE.

TO the Democracy Of ella County.
Owing to the action Of the Territorial
Central Committee in fixing the date
for the Territorial Convention to con.
yene, at Tucson, the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER neSt, II becomes necessary to
change the time for holding primary
elections, in the various voting pre-.
c,ncts Of Gala County, to the 23d inst,
and the County Convention to meet in
Globe the 28th day Of August, 1856
w. A. HOLMES,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Rustlers and criminals of every
shade viii make a hasty exit from ella
County when they read;in the BELT of
the number of aspirants for the shrie-
yalty.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Nineteen animals out Of q bull team
Of twenty-four died "a the road, east
Of San Carlos, in one day last week
and other losses are reported Not d
drop Of rain has fallen id places be-
tween San Carlos and Thomas, and
there Is nothing for teams 10 subsist
on.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Frank D. johnson returned on Tues
day from a visit to Wilcox and his
ranch at Black Rock, Graham county.
Fine rams have fallen in that section
and his cattle are in good condition.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The recent strike in the fifth level
OF the Old Globe mine is in all proba-
bility, the most important that has
been made for several years. About
forty feet Of ore has already been un.
covered in the drift. It's to be hoped
that this fine showing will influence
the owners of the property to continue
development work and make much
needed additions and repairs to the
plant 1t Is doubtful If there is a bet
ter copper mine in The world than the
Old Globe and certainly none more
economically ~ successfully managed.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The Southwestern (Wilcox) Stock
man announces that fifteen cars of
coke for the Old Dominion Company
of Globe, and consigned to ). Liber-
man & Co, arrived there last week.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
first Publication July -, lSss
Notice for Publication.
Pre.enlption no. 1872


LAND 0FPfcg Az TUCsos. ARIZONA.
July ~ 1885
Notice Is hereby rieCn that the follawina
ytamed settler has iletl notice II his intention
20 make hnal proofsin support X his elailu,
and that sai6 prnnf viii be made before tie
Clerk If Probate Court ~ Globe, Arisana, on
Sept u, 1856, VIII Nil1s Avlesworth az
Glohei Arizona, f5r tlia $. All Nv. N. r.. Il
NJ, : and N. w. :. n See. %, T0wn.
sliip4 n 4, rs d6ss u.
III natses the following witnesses Is lt,sge
l,is contineaas residence uron, "a cultivation
oi, said lanB, ti4s
3 q sisisenian I,ali Rcthaau, ana ii.
~. sscse IL tfluee, Atimna, Aaa 5 W
ftarrel issf3is
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Bob MeIutoSh, three other bucks
and seven squaws passed through
Globe on Thursday, gong to Salt
riyer and the Sierra Anchas to gather
acorns and mescal, and tohunt. They
had q pass good until August 9Oth.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

On motion the Tax Collectors per-
centage was fixed at 3 per cent,
On motion it was ordered that the
Treasurer, as ex-officio Tax Collector,
file a bond in the sam of $4,000, with
two or more good and sufficient sure
ties.
On motion the County Treasurer
was granted leave Of absence for
thrrty days, to date from August 18th,
1856.
On motion the bid Of DIR. A. S. Adj
Ter, as follows, to wit;
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors,
ella County, Territory of Arizona
Gentlemen: The undersigned, ply
stefan and surgeon, hereby tenders his
services to the County Of ella in the
following terms, To wit:
For medicines, medical and surgical
attendance to the INDECENT sick Of the
County, including the prisoners in the
County Jail, at sixty (6O) dollars a
month. s
For attendance on the same outside
the limits of Globe, five % dollars a
day and actual expenses
For making autopsies whenever re-.
quested by the Coroner Of ella Goun-
ty, twenty (20) dollars and actual
expenses,
For attendance on the District
Court as expert when subpnned, two
(2) dollars a day.
Said services to commence with the
first day Of August, 1886, and to ter
mtnate with the FIRST day Of January,
1887. Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT S. ADLER, M. d.
was accepted, ana Or. Adler required
to file bond in tie sum Of $500 for
the faithful performance Of his duties.
On motion the Board adjourned to
August 10th, 1886, 10 o'clock a. N.
C. 4. MARTIN, Clerk.
Approyed-F. w. WEsrMEYEE,
Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

We are pleased to add to our ex-
change list the Northwestern Live
Stock Journal, published at Cheyenne,
w. T., one of the best papers Of its
kind published IN the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

A short time ago there was not a
ripple on the political pond to indi-
cate that an election was approaching.
However, heads are now bobbing up
above the surface at a rapid rate. A
good many Of them are going to be
hit and hit hard at the coming prima-
ries, and more at the election, later.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Claude Batallier and Jim Sands are
taking out ore at Richmond BASIN,
worth dollar a pound. They expect
to get enough to make them a COM
Portable stake.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Joe Hazard who came up from Salt
river on Thursday reportsthat several
good showers have fallen at his ranch
Stock is looking well.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Mrs. James Hazard, WHOM we re-
ported as eonyalescent, had relapse
and has been quite low during the
past week. Dr. Cook who was called
TO attend her, has advised change of
residence to Globe as the only hope Of
her recovery.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

G. S. Van Wagenen took his depar.
turs on Sunday for Darlington, WIS
eonsin, the home of his boyhood, where
his parents, ripe in years, still reside.
Mrs. Van Wagenen and children are
also visiting there and they all will
shortly return to Globe together.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

r. L. Long, Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, arrived on Tuesday
last from Phoenix. Globe is the best
place he has seen in his travels and
he win make his home with us once
more.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The Tucson Index states that ]. L.
Clark-is keeping store at the South
ern Belle mine and has the wood con-
tract for the company.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John Benbrook and
Went House left early in the week for
Green Valley to witness the Chilson-
Watkins horse race.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

B" Read political announcements
on this page.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The rain that fell last Saturday
night was the best we have had thus
far this summer.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Hampton Ellis returned from the
Grand Army encampment, at San
Francisco, on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Three more announcements this
week for the Office of Sheriff. They
will be found under the proper head,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

There will be one of the old time
dances at the Rink next Tuesday
evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

tiLopr, ella County Arizona

GLoBE, ella County, Arizona,
August 3, 1886,
Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut. Present Supervisors West
meyer, Redman and Gibson, Minutes
of last meeting read and approved
The following claims were then al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn
for same:
CLAIM of Mrs. II. w, Fske, laun-
dress, So; claim of Uhas. Bouquet,
Scalps, S62 80; clam Of G. 4. Martin,
stationery, S22 so; claim of b. 4. Pas
coe, Sheriff, for S2O0 SIS, allowed 1885,
IS; clam of J. c, Ramsdell, boarding
paupers, &C., $40 10; claim Of ]. c.
Ramsdell, boarding prisoners, S43 20;
claim of }. W, Wentworth, Justice Of
the Peace, Globe, was, on motion, laid
over for explanation,
Petition Of w. II, Griffin and others
for the appointment of Justice Of
the Peace for Reno Precinct, was, ON
motion, referred back to petitioners
for sheir own proper signatures.
On motion the tax levy was fixed at
50 % on each Sl0O, for Territorial and
County purposes, as follows, to wit:
For Territorial purposes, Soc
For interest fund, Act No. SO, Ice
For interest fund, Act No ST, Sc
For Normal school fund, PC
For Insane Asylum interest fund, 10c
For Territorial school fund, Sc
For County purposes, ] 80
For County school fund, 60c
For County road fund, 44c
----
So %
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

We were shown a very handsome
silver specimen, yesterday, from the
Corsair mine, at McMiIlen, which is
being WORKED by Messrs. CARING
house, scanland and Tucker. They
have taken out FIVE on six sacks Of ore
that will go four or five dollars per
pound and a considerable quantity not
so rich, but nevertheless good ore.
The Stonewall NINE looks better now
than for some time previous. New
ton & Smith aud Meyers Bros, lessees,
are getting ont very fne ore. George
Strong and VIM. Beard who recently
secured lease on q part Of the Stone
wall, have promise Of good results.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The tax levy for this year has been
fixed BY the Board Of Supervisors al
1895 per cent, an increase oyer last
year Of forty-nine cents on the 500,
There are several reasons tor this; the
school fund which last year was 33
cents, is this year 60 cents then there
is added to the Territorial tax this
year 10 cents for the Insane asylum
fund and q cents for the Normal
school fund. The total assessed yalu.
alton Of taxable property is $3.50, 59s
as against $69l ,685 last year. While
this would naturally indicate a de-
cline ia the couuty's wealth, such is
not the fact there has actually been
an appreciation The reasons Tor This
apparent depreciation is the fact that
the cattle assessment has been rel
duced from SIC 10 sis, and the mort
gage az 100000 On the,0ld Dominion
property, which last year figured in
the assessment roll, was wiped out BY
sheriff sale Of the property. Consid-
ering the great depression in mining
and general business during the past
year ella county makes very salts
factory showing
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
blssolutIon NotIee.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO,
fore existing between =. H. s n a. pascoe,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual crnsent.
The Livery Stable Busifiesa win hereafter
be conducted BY T. A. rascoe, who VIII col
lect all bills and pay al indebtedness If the
sarae.
dated, Globe, Az I'll, August i, 1886.
augi4 4wl B III & II al. PASC0E.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

The Narrow Gauge surveying party
has reached Dripping Springs Valley
and thus far has found no difficulty
in locating a practical route TO Globe.
The gentleman directing the survey
infcrned Mr.. Charles Balm that the
road would certainly be built % Globe
and that work would be pushed along
until the road was completed. 1t has
been the general opinion that work
would cease when the Pima and Pinal
County line was reached, but the com
pang is now grading and preparing
the road bed several miles north 81
the line in pinal County, which is Ger.
tainly rcassuring, and within a year
we may hear the whistle ola loeomo.
tive in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

This paper is kept or 6le at H. c. Dake's
Adyettis,ng Agstcy, "a and q. Merchants
E1chSnge, San Francisco, Cal. where con-
tracts for advertising oan be made for 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
POST OFFICE HOURS.

Opsr from : A, NJ. 20 z P, NJ daily,
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

Cumberland coal four cents per-
pound ~ the saak al Alex 1tagdon.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
Attention Horse Owners |

n. Lavetts has secured price's corral one
mile South Of town and g prepsrsd to
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
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Horses win BE earralled every day between
the hours 81 ahd a. ru and and 8 p nj.
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CERTAINTl

r. IS, CERTAIN, .-...
That our goods are from the lead
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21
Masonic!
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-21

ing markets of the world and repre-
The Osceola times., 1886-01-30

IN the Times some time ago, that
the Governor sent a Mr.. Clark here
after the guns, and the sheriff sent
hlm back without them; and the
impression here is, that the Cover
nor did not know his business, or,
that he is rather timid, and let the
sheriff get the bluff in on him; but
from what Mr.. Robt. Dean says, it
seems that the Governor found out
that he did not have anything to do
with the guns. IL the Governor did
let our sheriff bluff him off, the soon
er we get a new Governor, the bet
ter it will be for us all; 1t looks very
childish for the Governor to send
man here at the expense of the state,
and have him run back by county
officer as soon as he gets here.
Please answer these questions in
your next issue, as good many in
this vicinity would like to know how
the matter stands.
JuBITER.
Answer-.Yes, ! think so too. e..
The Osceola times., 1886-01-30
HOlslelV Philosophy.
Difference is silent flattery.

Difference is silent hattery.
Ignorance is the wet nurse of
prejudice.
Trusting to luck is only another
name for trusting to laziness.
People of good sense are those
whose oppinions agree with ours.
The highest rate of interest that
we pay is on the borrowed trouble.
1t is good deal easier to be a
good dove than decent serpent.
Sclf-madc men are most ALWAYS
apt to be little too proud of the
job.
1t is a great art to be superior
to Others without letting them know
it.
We are happy in this world just
in proportion as we make Others
happy.
The man who never makes any
blunders seldom makes any good
hits.
1t may be little vexatious, but /
don't consider it any disgrace to be
bitten by dog.
Dissatisfaction with everything
we come across is the result of being
dissatisfied with ourselves.
A SANDER is like hornet. If you
can't kill it dead the first blow you
had better not strike at it,
If wit forms the blade, good sense
should be the handle, and benevo-
lencc the scabbard of the sword