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BOSTON AND MAINE II. r,
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE,
in effect Sunday, October II, 1855.
WESTERN DIVISION.

IhANINS AEIA ' N n OHN M7719'-
For boston at 6.15, IS 40 a. M, 3d. $50 p. m
II osfon for Portland $50 a. m, 90, $50 p. m
$50, 545 D. m. Old Orchard, saco, Bldde-
ford and kennebunk 6.15, $40 a. M l23o
$50, 5.45 D. m. Wells Beach Clio, $40 y M,
$50 D. m, North Berwick, Great Falls, DO
YER, Exeter, HnverhiIi, Lawrence ana
Lowell, GIG, $40 a. M, 1880, $50 p m.
$40 a. m. 10 so, $50 3. M, Manchester and
Concord via Newmarket Junction. Glib a. M,
$50 D. m. via Lawrence $40 a. m.
sThe $40 a. m. and 1890 p. m. connects WITH
Rail Lines to points West and South; the 1880
with Sound Lines for New York.
ParlOr Cars on trains leaving Portland $40 a;
M and IL. 80 p. M, and Boston at $50 a. m. and
LOO r. IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DERFECTHON in the art of making fine
L Boots for Ladies has been attained by A.
Garside & Son, New York. For sale only by
BROWN, 421 Congress st. III
Y AIDES are invited to examine our fine
II goods, all grades and of the latest design
made by A. Garside s. Son. BROWN, 42l Con
gress ST., Sole Agents. III
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NOR RENT-Three story brick house No. DO
IL Free street, in close proximity to Middle and
Congress streets; the house is IN GOOD order ana
Exchange street. 1871
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ITO LET-Furnished cottage house at 1877 En-
Il cry street, containing ten rooms besides bath
of shade trees; to let until Nov. L, S6. Apply to
or address II. +. WEBB & CO., 179 Commercial
street 1911
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Pure gro nd ld700@7 80
Pure dry lead7 0og7 80
Eng Ven Red. 39 31a
Red Lead -. To 71a
Am. ZinZ. ...5 00t97 90
Rochelle Yellow. PIG
Rice, % fb. =. GO 71a
Rangoon. -. 4H29512
SaIerafus.
=. RAJ
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DirigO Mineral Water.
Iced water runs digestion; Dirigo water i'm
proves it; is always 'palatIble, refreshng ana
healthful. Delivered daily, cool and refreshing
from the spring. Our improved cans VIII Keep the
water cool from SO to 48 hours; use OF cans free
water per gallon 10 cents.
RUNDLETT BROS, PrOprietOrs,
je2s Alb Fore Street. dd
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NEW HOUSE FOR sALE-In fine loca-
IN tion. western part of CITY, is arranged for two
families, fifteen rooms, two bath rooms, set bowls,
hot and cold water, steam heating, open hre plae-
es, electric bells and all modern conveniences;
price $4,000. W. Fl. WALDRON, Real Estate
Rrolxar 100 Middle street. 1911
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TNOUND-The busiest store in Portland. Cloth
IL ing and gents furnishing goods bought for
spot cash, and sold very low. Those purchasing
on the silver watch given away that MONTH %
nice presents will be given away July 14th, 20
more Gust like them will be given August 18TH,
and the balance of the eight hundred dollars
100000 worth in the fall. IRA f. CLARK, NO.
4S2 Congress- street. liz
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NOR sALE-Martin s. Pennell extenti0n top
e cutunder carryall, very light, In tip top re-
pair; cost S125, will be sold verylow. HORSE q
CARRIAGE MART Plum street. III
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TyOR SALE-A carload of horses from P. u.
Il Island; good drivers and workers. L. w.
DYER, East Deering, Me. Ill
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VNOR sALE-New Canopy Top Surry, leather
IL trimmed, very light and stylish. $3.50.
HORSE & CARRIAGE MART, Plum st. III
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LOST AND FOUND.

E and French Goat Boots at BROWNS, 421
Congress ST. Your difficult feet properly fitted to
A GarSde & Sons fine N. Y. Boots. III
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Boston Water Power Co. 51a
Mexican Central r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3913
q r e n " ..*136A
Wisconsin Central. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1875
Marquette. Houghton and Ont. r., conn.,. 81
Flint s. Pere Marquette Railroad com...'' 10
DO pref.
Rutland ............................. 70
pref 5o4
Boston & Maine Railroad.
Boston Land Company. .......'....o,,
Boston & Albany Railroad. ....... .........lSo12"
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GunpOwder-Shot.
Blasting. 81 5094 90
Sporting. ...6 25@6 30
Drop shot,. 9
Buck. z
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Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver
OIL with Hypophosphites, Is especially
val,table for children. DIR. J. R. FRAYsER, Mem
phis, Tenn, says: 81 regard scotts Emnlsion as
a valuable medicine for the diseases Of adults, for
infants teething and sickly children"
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ocean TIckets and Coal.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES

California, Japan, China Central fAl lxASHxM
and South America and Mexico. -
From New York. pier foot of Canal St, North
River, for SAN Eranciscovia The Isthmus OF
Panama,
ACAPULCO. sails Wednesday, June %, noon.
Great reduction in rates to San Francisco. Cabin
$50; Steerage $50.
From San Francisco, LIST and Brannan SITS.
For Japan and China.
CITY OF RIO de JANEIRO, sails Thursday, July
1,2p.m.
For Freight Passage, or general information
apply TO or address the General Eastern Agents.
Ne. A. ADAMS az co.,
AS state Street, Cor. Broad ST., Boston.
ielO diff
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have same ' by proving OWN property and paying
charges CHAS. w. PICKARD, A Exchange
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Il Comfort. Old Orchard is offered at bargain
Enquire of OF address, FRANK A. BRYANT,
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Northwest, West and Southwest.

JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manage
VIM. EDGAR, G, p. A,
j. STEPHENSON. Supt.
June IA, 1886. je14dtf
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LOST.
TO LET.

DROWN alligator hand bag with purse and mem,
ID orandum inside. Suitable reward will be paid
at OWEN, MOORE s. cos. je2dtf
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TITO LET-Nice cottage at Pine Point all fur
Il nished; nine rooms; known as the Shaw Cot
tage; stable accommodations for two horses.
Apply to J. S. WINSLOW, 1876 Commercial st.
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TEyO LET-First-class tenement at 154 CLARK
l. ST. seven rooms bath room, and all modern
conveniences Apply at the house. l7-l
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Country residence for Sale.

TNOR sALE-Cannas Caladiums and Japanese
Il Woodbne at low prices Baskets and Vases
filed at low rates. STURDIVANT, Florist, 697
CnnorASS St b-Z
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A NY ONE having an express or jobbing bust
IA ness that they wish to sell out for ready cash
please call at once MAINE REAL ESTATE q
BUSINESS AGENCY, As Exchange st. Ill
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WANTED.

WANTED An agent in every county in the
w State to sell wool busters, chimney clean,
ers toilet mats, &c., the only mandatory east o.
New York; rare chance for a live man. Call at %
UNION ST. Portland, Me. 1871
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ENAMEEY HORSE FOR sALE-Has al
E ways been used by one family for driving;
sound and kind; good roader all day; never mad
hard usage. IL. W. ILSLEY, Plains road, head
plaac ant street Dnprinp. J-l
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c0nVenlenceS. Apply at the mousse. IL
ITO LET-House No. % Burnham ST. contain
Il ing eight room; rent S14 per MONTH. In
quire of G. i. PARKER, Is Cherry ST. l5-l
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One of the best things said by the late Emery
Storrs was at meeting of prominent Chicago cit
and Art Gallery. Some one remarked that ne
did not believe the enterprise would ever pay y
want Chicago" exclaimed Storrs, ITO rise 10 that
eminence where it can do something that won't
payu
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~ near the water, Cape Elizabeth. For fur
ther particulars inquire of B. j. WILLARD, 43
Commercial st. may7-2m
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TuyO EET-A part of one of the best first floor
Il offices on Exchange St., heated by steam,
use of Telephone and sole use of safe. For par
ticulars, address BOX 1896. It'll
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EOR sALE-Opposite the Common, lease and
10 furniture of first-class boarding and lodging
house, fifteen rooms, always full; nice dining
room, accommodating fifty boarders; splendid
party Address ~" Herald ONCE, Boston. 16-1
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ITO EET-Summer Cottage at Long Island a
i nice, new, french roof cottage OF five rooms,
dish closet, wet sink and good well close by.
Enquire at 500 CONGRESS ST, or 1874 NEAL
ST. III
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NOR sALE-Martin & Pennell, Corning Top
10 Buggy cost S275, been in use only year,
for sale Very cheap. HORSE & CARRIAGE
MART Plum ST lD-l
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The most perfect regulator for bilious condi-
ton is DIR. Soule's Pills.
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NOR SAEE-A rare chance; there can be
II found at MR.. CHAS. THOMAS'S STABLE,
on LAFAYETTE St., an extra handsome wagon horse,
suitable for lady or gentleman to drive; perfect
w sound and kind and no outs in make up or drly-
ino. also harness and beach wagon. 81
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yVyO LET-Good large pleasant rooms, fur
Il nished or qnfurnished, with excellent patn n
further particulars, inquire at 106 PARK ST.,
Park St. Block.) 29-4
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TIOR sALE-Steam Launch, new this year,
IL in perfect order; 80 feet long, 61a feet beam,
21a feet draught; engine Axe, boiler 26x4S; will
be sold cheap. Address w. U. CHILD, Damaris-
Gotta, Me-, Box 314. 16-l
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THO LET = To a small family chambers 40
il Bracket street. near the railroad; also three
at AT Bracket street, or of JOHN W. DYER, 225
Commercial street. III
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NOR SALE-One first-class Carney buggy
4 tention springs, for sale cheap for cash. Call
SITS. Also one express wagon, new, in first class
shane. 5-l
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lPuHJ ssss' .
BON D S.
Boston Stock Market.
a,..rkv Talepranh.l

IDJ
quotations of stocks are received
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n =
Large Shore2 1893 90
Large Bank2 00(@2 25
Small. ......2 00@2 25
Pollock. % 1908 90
Haddock. Il 50@2 90
Hake. ........1 1892 25
Herring
Scaled " bx. .16@20c
No L.. 13916c
Mackerel " Dbl
Shore Is. 10 00@21 90
Shore Is. 6 50@ z 70
Med. IS. 4 75@ 5 70
Small m
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NOR sALE-Interest in one of the best man
10 ufacturing business in New England states
pays 200 per cent on goods from manufacturing;
any one wishing large paying business, investi-
gate at once. MAINE REAL ESTATE & BUSI-
NESS AGENCY 46 Exchange street. III
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ITO LET-One more of those large NEE stores
Il in the Thompson Block, a few doors below
the Post Office; also large spacious chamber
lighted on three sides; rent reasonable to the
right party Inquire at No. 164 BRACKET ST.,
where the keys may be found. JED
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VNOR sALE-Farm at auction at E. Buxton;
L Saturday, June 10, 1886, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
1 shall sell on the premises, the Stephen Patrick
farm, now owned by Elisha Douglass, consisting
two story house with ell, barn 40xS5, 100 thrifty
apple trees with pears, grapes and berries terms
at sale; correspondence solicited. q. d. WEEhS,
Auctioneer. 5-z
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FNOR sALE-Parrots, So; a few Cayman and
IL Central American parrots; nice birds Just
imported Address p, Box 1875. 81
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TNOR SALE CHEAP-Very nice Basket
E Phaeton Canopy Top also seated Basket
Cutunder CarryalI. HORSE CARRIAGE
MART Plum ST. l6-l
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

[From tho Tneson -

E, Goldbaum had a narrow escape
Monday he left in the morning for
Owl Heads to look after Goldtrees
,nine, when about twenty-five miles
from Tucson, and riding lel8urely
down a wash bis horse gave sudden
jump and snort, he looked ahead Of
him and saw four Indians mounted
riding alang the ridge $50 yards away.
Goldbaura wheeled bis horse and
dashed on the back trad, the Indians
opened FIRE and pursued, and for near
ly FIVE miles the race for life was kept
up, and until he came within twomiles
of Rillito Station when they gave up
tbs chase, Goldbaum says that dur
ing the pursuit they fred at him FIVE
times. AS to their being hostiles, he
has not the least doubt. When he
FIRST saw them he was so close that he,
observed that they all had double
belts Of cartridges, all had guns and
reyolyers, one Of them with an ivory
handle; two Of the Indians wore what
appeared 10 be red aannels around
their heads, another b red haudker-
chief, and the other a Mexican som
brero, Two wore white pants and
shirts, one blue ogeralls, the other
black pants. Two Of them rode sor-
rel horses, enc Of which was q big
American horse fully fifteen hands
high, one a black and the other was
an iron gray horse During their
pursuit they were very close several
times, as they tried 70 cut Off Gold
baum 1 retreat, 50 close that he dis
tlnctly could recognize the colored
border Of the red handkerchief which
one Of them wore about his head
Goldbaum had no arms save d pistol,
which he fred several times at his
horses feet to frighten him on.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

The lawn party given by the Globe
Athletic Club at DIR. Stallo's, on
Wedn ssday night, was a highly enjoy
able affair. The spacious grounds
were illuminated by numerous colored
lights, and a large court, covered with
a tai pauIin, kindly furnished by Lieut.
Mcdonald of San Carlos, served adj
muably for dancing upon. Refresh
ments were partaken Of by the guests
between the dances, DR., Stallo threw
open his house for the accommodation
of the ladies, and gave everybody a
hearty welcome. The members Of the
Club are deserving Of praise for the
pains expended in decorating the
grounds and iusuring a good time to
all who attended. If the initial en-
tertainment Of the Globe Athletic
Club can be taken as a measure Of its
future prosperity, it will flourish fora
long time.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

4 party Of troops while scouting IN
the neighborbood Of Calabasas few
days ago, came suddenly upon party
Of two Americans and several Next
cans, all sleeping in The brush near
where the government horses were at
pasture. They all wore moccasins and
made a trail very similar to that Of
the Indians, and while IL is generally
believed that they were guilty Of com
hitting some Of the depredations
charged TO the Indians, there was no
evidence sufficient to convict them,
and they were therefore set at liberty
after having been warned that death
would DO the penalty Of their being
found in similar circumstances again.
They were utterly unable to give any
satisfactory account Of themselves.
When turned loose they came down
the Santa Cruz towards Tubac. Tue
son Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

A recent accurate coaut Of the In
dams at San Carlos showed all the
bucks, uuder the charge Of Captain
Pierce, present except two, One Of
these was probably killed when the
sergeant and private of troop &C."
10th Cavalry, were killed last sum
mer, but his body was never found.
AS he was Mohaye he has Ger.
taiuly not Joined the hoItiles. The
other missing Indian is also a Mohave
who had a pass to Globe to cut hay.
His horse has returned to the reser-
walton. Three different parties sent
ont to search for him failed 70 find his
body, He was probably murdered by
another Indian who had been beard
to threaten his lite.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

A telegram to the San Francisco
Chronicle, states that an outbreak of
the Hualapai Indians is feared at
Kingman and Peach Springs. The
tribe was prevented by whites from
taking revenge upon an Indian who
had murdered his squaw and seven
other Indians, This interference upon
the part of citizens has greatly en-.
ragged the Indians and they threaten
to take the warpath.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

Pima County, Arizona, Ranchmen's
Association, June 18th, by resolution
asked Governor Ross protection from
illegal exactions Of Charles NJ. Sham
non, cattle inspector for the Territory
Of New Mexico, fer collecting illegal
fees on Arizona cattle in transit to
eastern points, and has further asked
that fees Illegally collected BE- returned
to respective claimants Tic Associa-
ton has authorized the appointment
OF an attorney in the premises.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

NOTICE lin compliance with new
order Of Commissioner Sparks, we
have been appointed legal agents of
the Old Dominion Copper Mining
Company for the delivery of their
lumber and wood, We shall not re-
planish but discontinue our Lumber
yard and after June LIST, 1886, accept
no orders for the lumber and wood
unless the parties constitute US their
legal personal agents for that purpose,
I'm E. +. KELLHKR & Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19
rnaIssslea Foea

In the stomach develops an acid
which stings the upper part Of the
throat and palate, causing heartburn. /"
It also evolves a gas winch produces
wind on the stomach, ana a feeling
and appearance 81 distensiun in That
organ after eating. For both this
acldity and swelling Hostetters Stom.
ach Bitters is a much better remedy
than alkaline salts, Ike hartshorn and
carbonate Of soda a wineglass Of the
Bitters, after Or before dinner, win be
found to act as areliable carminatiye 81
preventive. This fne specific for dys-
pepsia, both in it's acute and chronic
form, also prevents and cures malarial
fever, constipation, liver complaint,
kidney troubles, nervousness aud de-
bility Persons who observe il them
selves decline Of vigor should use
tins fine tonic without delay.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19
Special and Immediate Attention Given to Mail
Orders Entrusted to Us.
HALE BROS. & co.
$40, AL, ass, ssB, X and loas Ninth street,
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.

Straw hats Of all sizes, Of all shades,
at all prices. for ladies, gents and
children al Mrs. 4. Gtll's.
Kansas City hams and bacon at g.
s. Van Wageuen's.
Base ball shoes at G 8. Van Wag
cnen's.
New stock Of hats at Van Wage
mems.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please settle at once
with j. w. Wentworth and save costs.
II HATCH.
a tent 20 BY l0a walls six feet
and frame for sale Apply at the
BKLT Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

Numerous Indian scares at points
remote from the scenes Of apache dew.
iltry, leads US to believe that imniigra-
ton into the Territory must have
been very large Of late else where
have all the tenderfget CONS hom
Even way down ID Phoenix news.
paper editor expresses bis fears Of a
rad 10 that section and makes an ap-
peal through Ills paper for protection.
These senseless scares confirm erro-
NOUS belief in the minds Of Eastern
people vino might otherwise invest
their money with Us, that no part Of
Arizona is safe.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

EDITOR BELr The Democratic par
ty throughout the Territory is appar-
emily getting ready for the coming
fray, and numerous suggestions Of
names for Delegate To Congress are
being made. ella county 80 far has
kept very quiet, but this does not
mean That We have no name worthy
To he mentioned for Congressional
honors. II i true Alonzo bailey has
declined time aud again to re-enter
tie political arena, yet If nominated,
we know that 10 would 81 the next
Delegate 70 Congress BY At least 1890
majority.
OyE DEMocRAT FoR MANY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19
pRAFnRRRDLocAL

. ~ tt
Boots and shoes at bed rock prices,
ut Q. schulze's, next door ID sultan 5.
Come early and secure bargains in
boots, shoea, shirts, socks, etc. MIS-.
Gill keeps them and means to sell
them at prices that viii astonish Tie
natives.
a few pnotos ofGeronimo and other
faiding Chiricahuas can be had upon
application at the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Cos
Go 70 Van Wagsnen's for gents
underwear.
California ana rhmnix -four al q.
8 van Wagenens
Myers \ soheias fire PROOF build.
ing for sale
No0lg suits of elothing II & i Van
a@enen
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

Attorneys McCabe and Griffin, 8ho
went to Payson with view Of en-
gaging in the preliminary hearing Of
the charge of the Territory vs., John
Tomas, for feloniously killing Andy
Pringle, returned Sunday evening,
because Of the arrest Of the defendant
upon a bench warrant, by deputy
sheriff Of Yayapai county, requiring
the case to be brought before the
grand jury, then in session at Pres
colt. Witnesses were summoned To
be N attendance before that body,
Wednesday, the 18th inst
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19
TnRnHr0R1AL Torlca.
Condensed from ssur Exchanges fer
s@Slyer Bseltu Renders.

Scarlet fever u still prevalent a st.
Johns, Apache County
The Copper Queen, al Bisbse, has
reduced its working force Oh account
Of the low price 10 copper
PR. Brady Of Florence, A. r., has
purchased property in Santa Monica,
Gala, which be proposes improving.
The San Pedro Cattle Company will
ship 1000 head Of beeves from Benson
to Kansas City in a few days. Tomb.
stone.
Oh, Cousins Is now engaged in
shipping Salt River valley fruit to
Kansas. His next shipment viii en-
brace at least 900 pounds,
A Papago, while drunk, killed a
young girl Of tha same tribe, 1T The
old mission, near Tucson. He stamped
her until life was extinct. The muir
dcrcr Is now in Pima county jail.
BY the recent re-survey ofthe boun-
Diary line between Yavapai and Mari
copa counties, the line was moved
south about ten miles, cutting out Of
the latter county some 5000 head of
cattle, a number Of ranches and some
valuable mines.
The Enterprise reports that the
Mammoth Company have a force en-
ployed putting in new Commentators
and other machinery that will enable
them to greatly increase their pre-
duetion,
Says tho Tucson Citizen OF the 18th;
General Miles reports the killing Of
man by the Indians il the vicinity of
Tubac. IL is also reported that In
dams are moving north and tbat
troops have been sent to intercept
them.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

j. J. Yosbufgh did not accompany
other witnesses to Prescott to testify
in the preliminary hearing Of Tomas,
as he was recalled to Globe to make
arrangements for starting the mail on
the LIST proximo, under the new con-
tract. He arrived from Payson on
Sunday evening and lofs again on
Wednesday, for his ranch in Pleasant
Valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

S. Klein & Co., a few days ago ship
ped to San Francisco a bar Of silver
bullion weighing III pounds, from the
Fame mine. The company now has
more than 40 tons of rich ore in their
ore house, that they win have worked
in the Nugget mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-06-19

There was a fire scare in the neigh
borhood Of the BELT Office, on We'd
nesday afternoon. Smoke was dis.
covered issuing from the roof Of the
adobe house opposite the Methodist
Church. a few buckets Of water ex-
tinguished the flames. The origin Of
the FIRE is a MYSTERY.