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GLoBB, ella County Arizona,
Ianh Ii 1885.

GLoBB, ella County, Arizona,
Feb. lis, 1886.
A meeting Of the Board of Superyit
sors is hereby called, to be held d 10
o'clock d. nj, This day for the purpose
Of considering the resignation of0.
", Moreing, Constable 81 Globe Pre-
cinct. All members joining in tho
call.
+, w WEsTaIEYEE, Chairman
]. REDMAN, Member,
81 GiLsoN, Member.
Board met pursuant to the above
call. Present Supervisors Westmey.
or, Redman and ellison.
Resignation of G, w. Moreing, as
Constable Of Globe Precinct was read,
and on motion accepted,
Moved and seconded that no mem.
Der of this Board charge any per diem
for this days services, all members
voting aye, carried.
On motion Board adjourned.
G. 4. MARTIN, Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
A aother's Fatsl mistake.

BALrmoRE, Md,,-Eyery Saturday
of this city, has an account Of q sad
accident, which happened in a family
last week. A little child was threat
ened with group, and the mother gave
it too large dose ofa cough mixture
which undoubtedly contained opium,
as the child sank into a conlatose con-
dition, and died. The Coroner spoke
strongly on the danger Of such medi-
cines, and remarked that the new
cough remedy, Red Star Cough Cure,
is free from opiates or poison, that the
governor and many public men Of
Maryland have warmly endorsed il,
and that physiciansln hospitals have
adopted it in their treatment Of throat
and lung troubles. 1t costs only
twenty-five cents bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

On the 14th, a FIRE destroyed the
business portion of Flagstaff Eighteen
houses are reported as entirely con.
sumed. Loss 100000. Insurance
$4,000. Frank Middleton's loss Il
stated atSiOO0 The chorred remains
of William Bidinger were found where
he had slept. Albuquerque at once
collected and forwarded to the suffer.
ers $4,000 worth Of provisions. Den.
YER has sent a carload of clothing and
provisions.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
moesce 70 Creditors.

Estate 1t HENRY NJ STEVENS, az.
ceased.
Notice Is befghy given hg the undersigned,
Administrator IF tic estate VI Henry 3. STE
peiaoas having claims against TIE sAid de-
ceased, Il exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers, within iour months alter the first
publication sf this notice, +, tile said Admin
istr4tor, ~ Lemon & AicCahe, AZ their office
ia Globe, the @ma haing the plsce for the
transaction q TIE husiness ~ said estate
Dated, February a0 1855.
H. n. THOMSON,
Administrator II the estate If Henry 8. Ste
yens deceased ftiiz0 iw
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
TERRaroRaAL tories.
CoadeHsea from Cur Exchanges for
.'sslver neKta Readers.

Henry Gil, an old resident of Will
COX, committed suicide Oh Sunday egc-
ming, February It'll, by taking arsenic.
Died, 1T his residence ia Sc. Johns,
On Tuesday, February 9th, Of pneu-
mopia, Andrew Gibbons, senior, aged
about IS years Mr. Gibbons was
one 81 The aarli6st settlers in Arizona
I'D industrious man, respected by all
who knew him 81 Johns Herald.
The Territorial Normal School was
opened 1T Tempe last week Monday,
with Il. 3, Farmer as principal, with
fifteen students, since which time sew
eral others have arrived. AS now
represented there viii be a good at
tendance upon the school within an.
other month. Gazette.
The pump rods for Tie Grand Cen,
trail mine have arrived al Fairbanks
Two large teams left this morning to
haul the rods to Tombstone. The
rods are iii eighteen pieces and filed
two cars. In three weeks the pump
viii again Be working and important
ginning developments may then be
looked fol. Epitaph.
Some Of the claims belonging TO The
Mammoth group hayo been relocated
upon the ground that no assessment
work was performed upon thcm dur.
ing TIE year 1885. The company, it
seems, was under tho impression that
the work constantly in progress on
the principal locations would bold the
remainder Of The group Florence
Enterprise.
Judge Barnes has Get Wednesday
the oath day Of February, the day for
hearing the paul-sha@ case, aud has
designated Tombstone as the place to
hear the same. This was rendered
necessary, as Judge Barnes viii be
busily engaged during this month
holding court 10 Tombstone. II ID
said that d lafge number Of Tucson
people, especially lawyers will visit
Tombstone to witness Tho legal con
test in The ease. Star
a tram Of fourteen Of The new re-
frigerator cars, bniit for tie meat
transportation trade, came il over the
Atahison. Topeka 4 Santa re from the
east yesterday They were loaded
With through freight for San Francis.
co, and on their return trip will convey
the carcasses of large number Of
Arizona cattle To The markets Of KAN
sas City and Chicago. These new
cars are painted a brilliant yellow
with dark green doors, SO as to be
easily distingaishable VIXEN standing
in the yards Albuquerque journal.
Dan Friley, while al work with his
partner, plaeering on Blind Indian
creek sunday last, gathered in hand
some nugget weighing nearly three
ounces Indian creek heads UP in the
hills about four miles south Of town
aud runs into The Hassayainpa along
with Groom creek at the Sterling mill.
Some six years ago lot Of nuggets
worth ID an about 5000, were taken
ont from under q boulder ID The bed
ofthe creek by d Ffcnehnau washing
gravel there. Agreat deul Of coarse
gold has been taken ont of the creek
at different times, but during the last
three years very few men have tried
their luck on It. Prescott Counter
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Call at the St. Louis Brewery and
order delivered at your residence, ho-
tel or place Of business, sample case
of their famous brands, Erlanger and
Bohemian table beers, the quality Of
which is left for you to pronounce,
after you have first given them a
trial,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

We are authorized by the clerk Of
the District Court, to say that the
term which, by law is fixed for the
18th inst, will be convened on that
day and adjourned, by order Of the
Judge, until the Goth, the fifth Mon
day In March.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Of course everybody is going to the
masquerade ball next Monday. The
costumes will be rich and varied.
Riley and Aeshlimann have been ex-
ertlng themselves to make this the
ball Of the season, and aR those who
attend can rest assured than they will
have a glorious tune.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
our BARGAIN OOUNTER ! ",

OUR BARGAIN COUNTER ! We
have opened Bargain Counter this
week on which will be displayed many
different articles Of General Merehan-
disc ut actual bona fde cost prices and
some slightly Damaged goods at much
below our cost prices Our customers
will thus often secure the very article
they wish at prices winch cannot be
equalled elsewhere, and we be ena-
bled to work off some Of our surplus
stock. All articles will be plainly
marked and subject to easy inspection
and will be sold at figures which will
satisfy all, Terms strictly cash. Give
us a call and be convinced.
Respectfully, &c.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The lawn party, given by Mrs. Geo.
E. White, was a delightful affair and
more numerously attended than any
party Of the season. The guests were
of all ages, from childhood's careless
hour to grizzled age.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
E.F. KELLNER AGO

The Myers Bros. have made a rich
strike on the StOuewall Jackson mine
at McMillen and 1t is said that all at
work there are doing extremely well,
as are those at Richmond Basin.
These two camps are destined to be
great producers yet,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

J. B. Turton, formerly telegraph
operator at San Carlos, has been trans
ferred to Fort Benton, Montana, for
which place he left Friday. w. Il.
Burrows, his successor, i now in
charge Of the San Carlos Office,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

We see by the Pinal Record that
Eugens Middleton has leased the Sill
yer King livery and feed stable and
will run the same in connection with
his pack train.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

A rich strike has been made by
Messrs. Short and Sanders on Gold
Hill; sheir ledge is about nine inches
wide and assays over $500 per ton in
gold.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
MYERS & SCHgfS.

Messrs, LAM and Qchs have leased
the Buena Vista mine on PInal Moun-
tam to Messrs. shoape, White and
Edgecomb, who will start up their ar
rastra at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Charlie Anderson shipped thirteen
sacks of ore from his claim on the
nouRtain TO the Golden Eagle mill
for reduction. The mill commences
this week on Cleveland ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The practice of firing explosives in
our streets should be stopped. The
firing Of Chinese crackers nearly re-
suited in damage to 5. Gibson, by rem
dering his team unmanageable.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Ladies can do better than in larger
cities, BY buying their dress goods Of
us, Our stock of the above is as COM
plete as can be found in the East.
J. MYERS & ScHErE.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

BIG. Fox, Ed Lynes and Hal Nc
Nelly returned Thursday evening from
d visit to the San Carlos Indian reser-
walton, ..t.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

r. F. Brent, of Baltimore, is a fire.
guent visitor in Globe. He again ar
rived yesterday morning and will
probably remain here for several days.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Our sale viii continue for a few
months more, and those wishing to
secure good bargains in our line, viii
do well by calling al once.
MYERs & SCHErS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The photograph gallery will be
opsn Tuesday and Wednesday, for the
purpose of aEording masqueraders an
opportunity Of being taken in costume.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

We learn that the District Judge
sontemplates deferring the time of
holding court in Globe until the 9TH
Monday of March.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

A company Of Mexicans are placer
ing about one mile east of Kennedy's
milk ranch. They have erected sluice
boxes near the ranch and have about
fifty tons Of dirt on the ground ready
for washing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

VIM. Myers and John ellis have
commenced work on the stouewall
mine recently purchased from Jos.
Chamberlin by DIR. Trippel,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

George Stevens and PONY" Duncan
arrived from Solomonville on WeGnes-
day and returned the following day.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

In the case Of the Territory w. John
Nelson, the accused was held to an
swer before the district court and re-
leased upon bond.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

St. LUus Brewery, Bayarian Extra
Brewed Lager Beer on tap every
where to-day. Ask for 1t,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The Old Dominion Copper Company
is receiving a bountiful supply OF
coke,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Mr., Philip Oates has been placed IN
charge of the San Carlos copper group,
known as the Tweed properties, and is
having the annual assessment work
performed on the claims. Enterprise,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

All knowing themselves indebted TO
US, will please settle at once,
j. MYERs & ScHEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The public school in Globe, closed
yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Judge j. A. Anderson arrived in
Globe on Thursday. .
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Mrs. Burt Young went East on last
Thursdays coach.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Mrs. w. T. Gam left on Tuesdays
stage for California.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

William Murphy and Floyd Bleyins
camo IN on yesterdays coach.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

a. j.. Love and John Young have
leased the Huntress mine to William
Thompson am William Reed.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Work on the NGlevsland mine is pro-
crossing in gooa shape under the
management Of jimmy Exams.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The County Board ofGxaminers
viii convene at regular term at the
Probate Court ROBIN, II GiobM ella
County, A al, at 2 O'Clock d. ~, On
Monday, March i, 1856. for the cxahS.
nation Of applicants who must be
promptly on hand G A. SgAsEs
Chairman
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The Mexican masquerade at Stallos
Hall, we are informed, was numerous.
u attended.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

We are promised some interesting
fgureS showing how much less Socor-
ro's reduction Of ore fall below Globe
assays.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Besf tea on tap, at G. +. Taylor's,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20
posr oFrrcn HOURS

Opefl from Z A. N, TO z 2. H., daily.
Sunday--from 3 to 9 A. N.
II. o. KENNEDY, 7, nj.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Weather is warm and fair.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

The Mammoth mine andmill,on the
San Pedro, have suspended opera
tioas.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Frank Harmon, one Of or bestcit-
liens, has removed 10 Phenix
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

LOCAL NEWS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Elisha Lisurance is reported as lying
very sick at his home Oh Mob hill
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

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ella County Arizona
ToR THE YEAR BINDING
IT'D 3 Der 8 I 4 s3ss5.

Anderson, Rob posseasory right
To ranch ~ Pinal Creek about /
mile above Horsts slaughter
house interest 10 cattle, hor-
scs, wagon, har0ess, hogs,
poultry, amount 81 tax 1870 %,
por cent added 81 95, Collector
fees e, total Al
Atkinsen mortgages Oil interest
Homo Ticket mine, alnpaut oi
Tux "a IA, pen cont added ~
Collector tees LOO, fetal
Boshe, suataye house and Tat s.
II Globe known as the Frolar
surg hfewefyand iinfr0yeEa ats,
81 lat 4 block s. impgagqd, s
horses, 26 Cattle ~ ealoaens,
aattllaFnsss 2 waapAs, fpYaaufe
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-20

Saturday, February 40, 1886.
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The above list speat' fir itself, but at,en- ton Is called to the following special fea- lures:
 The American Farmer standard agrl- cultural newspaper, published at Stoo per year will sent with the CHAMPION free Of cot, the price of inc CHAMPION and the American Farmer combn:d beng only Si .oo.
 The Hou; ek-epcr, published at the same price, will be sent on the same terms, that and the CHAMPION for S.oo.
 The C iAMrION the New York World md History of the Un,ted States, vol 52o pages for $ co. hi, is giving the Weekly New York World fer ore year and stand a,d hisorial work of 32o leges for the sm il! ,um of SIoo. The CHAMPION. the Western Rurll and American Stockml and twD stun llrl books, the Handy Dlcuon'ry ani Rur'I Architecture. which al the regular sub>crP- non pllcc, costs S7.o5 per year, are all offer cd Tor $. %.
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 TIE Apache Critic, published at Holbrool, says:
 The Flagstaff CHAMPION IS out strong for the div,s!on of Yavapai county, and we hope the applicants will succeed. Apache county, like Yavapai. is unwi>idy and should also be divided. The county seat of so great territory as .S covered by Apache county, stuck from fifty to seventy miles from a railroad, IS a monstrous nuisance. It can be ;ureo and corrected Tn great measure Dy a uivislon ot the county.
 The Critic sQuarely hits the bulls eye. Apache county, although small CT In area than Y.sapli, is suffering from many of the same disadvantage 5 that we are. The people of the two most important business towns of the county --Wlnsiow and Holbrook- are compelled to travel long dis tapce across country, consuming time and money, for the transaction ot all their county business.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

many readers will thoroughly enjoy a Merry Christmas" and that none oi the boys will endeavor to celebrate il by "getting full" and "whoopin' Ter up." Let us enjoy this holiday time with as much zeSt as possi ble, but al the same time rationally. The old year is dying Bury her decently md begin the new year with clear head, and honest purposes to aid its growth to better manhood and richer old age than was shown by its predeces- sors.
 Christmas is a universal holiday. It brings its merry time tD the rude log hut as well as to the pilacc. Althousa 1t comes in winter. 1t is the Towering time of human nature, when people learn that those who d3 most for oth. CTS do most for themselves. It IS es- seniially a children's festival, when bright little eyes grow brighter. It is not merely the holiday of nation but a festival of all Christian lands, around whose history is woven lovely legends and sacred stories. It IS the festival of hu nanity, which until Ian guages are dead and lips are dust, will continue to proclaim-"Peace on earth and good will toward tnen."
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

room conversation with "reminiscences uf inc old times. The attack made by Gen. Boynton in the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette assailing his loy- llty to the Republican party IS so thin that it will increase Logan's DO pular
 uy. The sting of the article referred to was tEe statement that Gen. Gran, mistrusteG Logan's political honesty
 h reply to lhis, Gen. Logan, in al interview the other cay, said Fo' twenty-five years we were both per sonal and DO itical friends. put hin m nomination for President at the Chicago convention, and in hls se' . ond canvas 1 WAS busy making speeches for him, when the Clncln- natl Commercial was throwing garb. age at Grant and supporting the Dc'n- OCratlc nominee. RUMAH.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
UNDEs IiiE ncrL,.
Richard Hughes Crushed to Death by a
 Train Oa the A. and F. Railroad.

On Monday, as the passenger ex- press from the west was approaching Flagstaff and was rounding a sharp curve about one and half miles from the town, the engineer saw some.hing lying across one of the rails. He whistled, there was no movement of the object, and he thought it looked like sack of grain. The train was at its full speed and the distance so short after the object was seen that there was no possibility of "pulling up." A few moments and the engine was upon what proved to be a man, who had lad across the line and | placed at his side next to the ap- pro rching tram a gunny sack contain Ing articles of clothing. This sack had hid the body of the man from the observation of the engineer but the result would have been tte same had he Known it was human being, as any effort to stop the train short ol the place where the poor fellow lay would have been without avail.
 he eng'ne cut the body in two. throwing the legs on one side of the track, and then clove the trunk length. wise str .ight through the mtdIin line "t the face, Scattering portions of the Oc1y in all direc'pns. D:ath must nave been snAantal couS' The man never knew what struck him.
 Investigation showed that the de- ceassd was one Richard Hughes, com nonjy known as ssWeish Dick" who worked at PafkeT's fuafber mil. | seems he cane Into to@aCo on Saturdu Al d comnetnod 10 f4lppisn wa,,kv, con'lnulng the sane ,on Sunday, o. Monday morning he siartrd up the track, stating that he was re.urning tt hls work Hughes was last seen alive by lady a, O.d Town as' he passec oy on the track. with a very unsteady gait. The probabilities arc that he lali down in a drunken stupor, not Knowing where he was, as hIs shoes had been taken off and thrown on the ,lde of the track.
 An inquest was held on the remain < by Coroner Brothers and jury. who returned verdict of acci lent Il death md exonerAted the englneey from all blame.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
WEEKLY CHAMPION. GRO. H. TINKER, EDITOR
SATURDAY, DECEMBER as. 1886
ON Saturday. January I, 1881, tn,

ON Saturday. January I, 1881, the CHAMPION will issue a special New Years edition of six pages, forty two columns, which will contain a history of the growth of Flagstaff and q description of the town and ils vi cinity, with it's resources, industries and business enterprises, This article will cover al least twelve columns of the paper and will be complete and accurate in it's information. It will be the best advertisement that has ever appeared for the town of Flag staff and the surrounding country, and all who are interested in the grnw,h of cur town and the business interests contiguous 10 it should cir oula:e this ediion of the CHAMPION far and wide. A limited number of extra copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, can be obtained at this of flee after New Years day.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
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A CE%f@i. order his been Is>ucc from the WET department attaching Southern CaIiforatAto the depArimeuj of Arizona, under the command oi General Nelson 4 Mics. and remoy ing his headquarters from Prescott; 10 Los Angeles, California. This change Is attributed 10 the exertioas of Rep. lesen,a,Iye Markham, of California, who has worked aSSiduouslY tp ac. compl,sh il. The object of the re- n,oysl $ that by includlng the lower part of C,lifornia in the department il will place the whole MeMcan front ie. Inc under it's control, wh,ch ]. cen idcr5d su advantage.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

HE last sulse furnished by the tel. ss;apLic Ecws is strike of tramps at jhe wo khouse at Lancas;er, Penn. Forty ( sht Of these gentlemen, who soulh ht .hc quiet retreat of the work house to tide over lhe inclement part ot tha winter aEa brace themselves up for the spring campaign, have thrown down their tools and refuse to return 70 work until the authorities give them vegetable soup, roast beef and plsnty
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

TIE attention of the readers of the CHAMPION is called to "Our Club List" published on the this pgg: oi this issue, where advantages are of fered for obtaining newspapers. in conjunction with the CHAMPION, from all parts of the States at lower rates of subscription than has ever before been offered in this portion of the country.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Every day adds to the great amount of evidence as 10 the curative pOwer> rt Hoods Sarsapdrlla. Letters are constantly being received from al sections of the country, telling oi benefits derived from this great med
 cine. It is uoequa!led for genera debility, and as a blood purifier, ex telling every trace 0. scroiula or oth- er implrny. Now IS the time to take 1t Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co.,. Lowell, Mas, Sold by all druggists
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mericaa people.
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IT seems to be the general opinion among the most sa5acions business men iha; tie whole country has be- fore it an era of commercial prosper ity, As almost all of the products Of the country are at bedrock prices, that is a good foundation from which to predict a proap>yoas futur..
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Col R. C. ItfhD has declined the presidency of inc new St, Lou'> sioCkyard.: lie would have made all able head for lhiS colossal commercial undertaking, bat te shows Una, he has |S2,i hcad in refusing to leave h., large c2i;le interests in the Southwest tc heco'ae ;he iaurc-head ol any cor u"ratjCn,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

of smoking and chewing tobacco. This is their ultimatum. Taey have taken up strong position in an old outhouse, from which the tsficials are trying to dislodge ,hem by starving them out. The latest news reports the war still going on.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

THE San Francisco Alta says that Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New York Tribune, is worth million dol lars, all made since 1877. True, but he made the most of 1t in one day, and that happened to be his wedding
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

ACCORDING 10 the Courier Journal $ prediction General Lncius Falrchild. commander -in-chief of the C.. A K. ., is to be the next Republican nominee for President. What has become of Brother Blaine.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

JUDGE GRESHAM ; plain, outspoken denuncistlon of Jay Could and his associates for their plllering schemes in connection with the Wabash line is refreshing in this ase of sycophancy and toady,sm to wealth.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

IT looks as II scarcely recon merdation of the Pre,ident in his re cent message would be adopted by Congress.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
A NEW START
 E<bg' 1887.
THE CHAMPION
 CLUB LIST.

Subscribers to the CHAMPION can obtain with that newspaper the fl- lowing publications, postage prcDsii. for yearly subscriptions as follows:
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Ir $ rerOrlea tnN lnere atc scveral

IT Is reported thAl thcre are several ta.es q plenro pneumonia at Santa E,yl sla, California. Wi,h this dis oase on both sides Of us, east in Texas and west in California, Arizona cat. tie men should exercise every precau. uon. Tacy are between two fires and Il is too warm to be pleo,ant.