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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
JULY FOURTH 1888.

The pyrotechnic display, July 4th will prove magnificent sight. Tht following are a porti6h of the solec tions already decided upon:
 pRoeRAMME. l.-Exhibiticn Piece, Liberty Elm blem.
 ?. Exhibition Piece, Royal Arch. g.. Exhibition Piece, Niagara, A. Exhibition Piece, Polka Dahee, Exhibition Piece, Golden Sun. 6.--Exhibition Piece, Masonic Jew. els. 7,-Exhibltion Piece, Cross of Malta 8.-Exhibition Piece, Silver Foun tain. .. ... 9.-Exhibition Piece, Wbizzina Stars.
 10.--Exhibition Piece, Comets Frohc 11.-Exhibition Piece, Hornets Nest. .... 12.-Exhibition Piece, Fiery Drag ous.
 Exhibition Piece, 4th of July 1886.
 Exhibition Piece, Devil Among the Tailors.
 MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Assorted Sky Rockets. 100 Mammoth Candles. 2 Mammoth 10 los. Rockets. 1 Mammoth 10 lbs. Fountain. 10 Meteors.
 24 Assorted Wheels. 8 Floral Bombs, 8 Battery Fountains. c Flour Fountains. 6 Mines.
 6 Salutes.
 8 Bengola Lights. 15 Pounds Colored Fire. 8 Illuminatcrs. 12 Six.foot Balloons. Grand Excelsior Balloon, 30 Fee high.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
rERHrroRIAL Torlcs.
Condensed srOrn 0nr Exchanges rot
 "snver ReItn headers.

lee is sold in PhuAik at one cent . pound.
 There are 800 brands on record in Yayapai County.
 The Tombstone says: The total
 valuation paid upon the Sonora and New Mexico railroad in Arizona, is s200, ,993s7
 | Gen. Miles and staff came down to Nogales last Friday morning to confer with our citizens relative Go obtaining ground for Q post, Satisfactory arr rangemerts were made. So it is a settled fact now that we will have a temporary, if not permanent mili- tary post here, News. MT. Chris Johnson, of the Copper osity, has discovered near that camp a white quartz lead which prospects we'll. At depth of 12 feet he has a streak of ore which assays as high as SEQ in gold and $50 in silver per ton. The lead widens as depth is attained. AdviUes from Nogales say that Gov ernor Torres has just received a dis. patch from the prefect at Guaymas stating that General Martinez had routed the Yaquis from their strong:
 hold in tbe Sierra Bacatete on the 14tb, killing 100 and capturing 200o. The Mexican forces lost twenty killed and fifty wounded. Cajeme escaped, but is being pursued by the troops on the land and the gunboats on the
 river. This virtually ends the Yaqui | war
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

NAANAaAa1 N'AAA NfNfAAANN Al AAhAANN
 May IF, 1886.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present--SuperWsors Vest meyer and Redman; absent supervi- sor Gilson.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 The following claims were tteu al- lowed and warrants ordered drawn for same:
 Claim of A. Blake, carriage g claim ofS S. Bullock, assigned account of B. C. Fox, Clerk District Court '$i0 25; claim of C. T. Martin, clerk, S6 25; claim of J. C. Ramsdell, boarding pls- oners, $3G; claim of J. c. Ran,sdell, boarding pauper, S24; claim of J. W. Wentworth. Justice of the Peace, Globe Precinct, Sl5 50; claim of A. G. Peudleton. County Surveyor, S6; claim of H. c. Hitchcock, drugs, St B; claim of ARIZONA SILVER BELr, printing, Sl5 O4; claim of Mrs. II. ". Fiske, lauudress, s; claim of Dr. W. H. Cook, post mortem examination, &c. S63 50; claim of John Rooms, scalps, S25: claim of W. Zlmmermann, under taker, $i2 50; claim of Dr. W. H. Cook for medical attendance on T. k. Rhinehart, for S1j0, was, on motion, not allowed; claim of H. c. Hitchcock & Co.,, for medicines furnished T. E, Rhinehart, for $l3 g, was, on mo- ton, not allowed; claim of Job Atkins, Coroner, was, on motion, laid for future action
 Petition of residents of Globe to have the Silver King trail declared a public highway, was, on motion, laid ever.
 The following report of the viewers appointed by the Board April 18th, | 1886, on change of county road in l Globe Road District, was received; GLOBE, A, T., May F, 1886.
 To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Gila County.--Gentlemen: Your committee appointed to examine and report upon the proposed change in tue county road just south oC the town of Globe, would report as follows I After having carefully examined tho 1 ground, we find the best location to be beginning at the present crossing 0. Plnal creek at tbe corner ofG Boahe's thence in a direct line, as near as prac ticable, to the west bank to crossing opposite Redman's slaughter house.
 We also find that with the excep ton of A. R. Wright, there wilfhe nt objection on the part of parties claim ing land in the neighborhood. and a regards said Wright we do not thinl him entitled to any damages what ever, as his clam is of very indefnltt nature, and the ground is not incloset or otherwise marked as required b, law. Respectfully,
 A. G. PExpLErov, Co. Surveyor. 1 B. r. PAscoE.
 I On motion the above report was ac cepted and the road declared a publi highway, and the Clerk instructed | have said report recorded in the Re corder's office in accordance with law and give notice to tho Road Oversee of Globe Road District,
 Communication of A. R. Wright, il regard to tho above change, was req and ordered on file.
 Petition of Early Hubbard Rn others, residents of 1onto, praying fo . change of the county road in Ren Road District, coming up for hearing and it appearing from the conditic of the road fund of Gila county tha the building of new roads is impcss ble, therefore 1t is ordered that sai petition be laid over for future cor sideration.
 On motion tho Board adjourned.
 c. F MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Troop B. of 1Oth Cavalry, Captain Robert G. Smythers, from Whipple Ba racks en route to San Carlos. camped near Globe, Thursday eve ming. While here the versatility of the colored troop was strongly exem- phfed, They were joyousiy happy and upon arriving at McNelly 8 saloon they resolved themselves into a side show that would have done credit to Barnum. Their instrumental as well as vocal music was unsurpassingly fine. Their supple movements, in Che terp8ichorean art was also approving ly admired.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
PREFERRED LOCALS.

A few photos ofGeronimo and other raiding Chiricahuas can be had upon application at the office of Wells, Fargo & Cos.
 Go to Van wagenen's for gents underwear,
 California and Phoenix four at C. IS. Van Wagenens.
 Myers X Schsin'S fire proof build ing for sale. Hobby suite of clothing at G. 5. Van Wagenen's. Straw hats of all sizes, of all shades at all prices, for ladies, gents and children at Mrs. k. Gill's. Kansas City hams and bacon at c s. Van Wagenens,
 Base ball shoes at G. $. Van Wag enens. New stock of hats at Van Wage, mems. NOTICE.--Having concluded 10 SC out ofbusiness for the spring and sum mer, l desire to close all my accounts and all parties indebted to me will please call and settle at once, as all unsettled bills will be left in the hand: of collector after the 10th. My stock of goods will be left with H. c. Hitch cock, who will sell them at very low figures for cAsE ONLY. G. A. NEWTON. 1 March 6, 1886. { All persons knowing themselves in dehted to me will please settle at onct with J. ". Wentworth and save costs ] F. HATCH.
 A tent 23 by 101-walls six fee
 and frame for sale. Apply at thr BELT office,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
ROLL OF HONOR.

Names of pupils who have been per feet in attendance and department, and stand well in their studies, fer the week ending May 2lst, 1886:
 GRAMMAE DEPARTMENT,
 Mary Cook, Katie Gill, Emma Bchulze, Willie Bath, Alex Graydon, Percy McCabe, Geo. Wright, Maudie Kenyon, Jesusita Hidalgo.
 c. ScANLAND, Teacher,
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
 Lou Graydon, Arthur Kenyon, Maud Bhanley, Willie Sultan, Nellie Kenne- dy, Willie Shanley, John Holihan Lillie Cook, Angel Moreno.
 Mss MmrRS WILSON, Teacher
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The knock down Ill the price of sill yer, or rather the appreciation of gold, is hot the result of natural causes, but on the contrary arises from a play of tic gold bugs to influence legislation against the bill now before Congress to cause the payment of govern ment indebtedness In equi values of gold and silver The sum in silver per capita of our population is but $3.s7; gold $933 and less than SIP per head of paper money, including about S84, 100000 in silver certificates that were exchanged for gold, and less than one half of that of France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

RememberI For cash you can buy cheaper at E. r. Keilner & Co.'S than
 any house in Globe. They have spec ial facilities and give ther cash cusa
 toners the benefit of bargains secured.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The discriminations of railroad hnes compel merchants to adopt some curious devices to get even. Themer- chants of Fl rasoi finding the rates are very low between tllis country and Mexico, have been ordering their goods shipped from the East by way of tho City of Mexi9oi
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Westmeyer received new goods ot every description this week, and more on the road to arrive soon.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

At cost, at cost, at cost, but for cash only, is the intention of Mrs. R, Gill to sell staple as we'll as fancy grocer ies. Call and convince yourself.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Come early and secure bargains in boots, shoes, shirts, socks, etc. Mrs. Gill keeps them and means to sell them at prices that will astonish the natives.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

If you don't want a ready made suit leave your order for a custom made sult at Van Wagenen's, satisfaction guaranteed.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Mrs. Alfred Kinney sailed from New York May 30th, for Germany on the steamship Gilert.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Misses Jessie Bemis and Della Mid dleton have returned from Pinal and the King,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The friends of Judge La Rue will be pleased to learn that he has suli- ciently convalesced to be enabled to leave his room.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
P. STANLEY, Secretary.

Mrs. Ross closed her school year on Friday afternoon with exercises of recitation and singing. Masters But Ter and Trengove and Misses RamsdeII and Trevilian rendered organ pieces very well for nine months tuition, The declamations were we'll delivered and to the point, notably, "The aspira. tion of a white man to be favored Indian" Mrs. Ross remembered each one of her pupils by Q token of regard and was the recipient of number of handsome presents from her young friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Mir. Phillip Oates, of Disappoint- ment valley, passed through Globe on a prospecting trip north yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.

A circus is billed for Tuesday in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Messrs. Clearinghouse, Tucker and Ford, have uncovered unusually rich ore in the Corsair mine at McMiIlen.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Preaching at the Baptat Church to- morrow at usual hour.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

All kinds of family groceries at c. s. Van Wagonen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

S. J. Connor was here on Thursday from his cattle ranch north of Salt river. He says his cattle are in admi- rable condition.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
Warning.
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing betweeH W. H. Duryea and Thomas Hdsg is Hereby dissolved by mutual consent. An accounts against tie said Hffi will be paid by w. H. DGryea, and to whom all out. standing accounts VIII bs paid.
 W If. BURYRA,
 THOMAS ROSS. Globe, May z, 1886.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

French mushrooms 9 cents per can nt WEsTMEYER's
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

FOR SALE.-One double hoisting engine and boiler all new, for sale cheap. J. J. NosBUEGH.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
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 Heart Pains. PaIpitation, Dropsical swellings, DiEziuess Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured b9 Wells Health Renewer."
 -Roush on Cofns." Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns, l5c. Quiek complete cure. Hard or soft soErE wartss bunions.
 "Buchu.raIba." Quick, complete cure, aIl Kidney, Bladd& and Urinary Disesses Schlding, Irritstie$. Stone, Gravel, Catayrh of tho Bladder. sA Druggists, Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, rpiss, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by ''RouM On Rats l5c.
 Thin People. aWdls' Health Remover restores health and Siig9er cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, sexu- al Debility. S1.
 Rough on Pain.a Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarrho.n, aches: pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rheuma- tisln. 20c Rough on Pain Plasters, I5.
 Mothers 1T you are failing, broken, worn cut and nervous, use wells Health Remover" S1g Druggists.
 Life Pfeserver. If You are losing your grip on life, try Wells Health Remover" Goes direct tS weak spots.
 Rough on Piles" Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching, Pro truding Bleeding, Internal or other Inter- nal and External Remedy in each package, Sure cure, 5ae Druggists.
 Pretty Women. Ladies whe would retain freshness and viva. city don't fail to try "Wellsh Health Re' newer"
 Rough on Itch" 'Rough on Itch" cures humors, eruptiona! ringworn, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet chilblains
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 Catarrh of the Bladder. Stingipg, irritation, inflammation, all Kid ncy and Urinary complaints, cured by "Bu. chu. .Paiba.n ST.
 "water BuEs. sOSShes," Rough ch Rats clears them out, also Bess ties, Ants.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Three and a half tons Of ore from KelIner's, late Nugget mine, netted S4,5O5 2, Jointly owned by J. Gill, D. Knight, J. Buzzi and F. F. Kellner.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
Saturday, May 29, isse.

This paper is kept on file at E. c, Dakos Advertising Agency, 6l and e5 Msrehansa' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con tracts for advertising cah be made forit,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
POST OFFICE HOURS.

Open from [ A. N. to z P. N., daily. SnpAAy--from 8 to 9 A, N, r.--
 F. o. KENNEDY, P, NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

SlO sa' 's'sss ors s'sss ssS x a. ssPa 9su 2. s
 get free q package Of goods of largc value, tllaf vii start you In work that will at aliee bring you in money faster tBan anything alse in Amefiea A il aboue he S20000o in pressenia With each box. Agents wanted Everywhere, of either sex, for ali the time or sparc time only, to work t0r ps at their own il0ntie Fofknnes Tor all workers absolnfe- ly assured. DoH't delay II, HAIAET < Co., Portland Maine. iehaiiy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

We cannot be undersold by any house. Try our prices before you place your orders elsewhere.
 E. r. KELLNER & Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS !:

Carpets, ocioths, and Pretty Assortment of Wall Paper will be n stock, colognes and all kinds
 Of Fancy Articles. Our whole stock well assorted have had years experience this market We with al and tho cordial support Friends Our will be alterations made wl nak he
 !. MYERS & SCHElN.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

There will be a general meeting of the Globe Stock Association on Satur- day the 9th day of June at 2 o'clock p. m, at SILVER BELT office. All mem bers are requested to attend.
 j. J. VosBuRaH, President.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
VITAL POiNTS

The object of this an. nouncemcnt IS to make you } better acqdaintcd with our stores.
 And how is that to be < done?
 s By asking that you send s for our large Illustrated Cat k aIogue. It Is a dnely-printed k book, full of facts, figures, k descriptions and rictures re-
 ' lating to the business. More * over, it is int :resting, valua- \ ble AND FREE. A postal card @ request for a copy will bring it to you speedily.
 k You may live many hun x dred miles from the Capital * City of California, and still '' avail yourself of the advan- < tages in trade presented by x our stores. Thousands doi
 # Their orders pour in by cv- x cry mail with a profusion and < regularity which shows that there is a SOMETHING in our x goods, styles, prices or meth * eds not obtainlbIe elsewhere. If, then, the business has the faculty of interesting others
 ' so largely why may it not " interest you?
 x LIVESTOCK 6 LUBIIj, Wearing Apparel q Household Supplies, SsCEASEHTO, GAL. @# ## F #%#
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
CENTS DEPARTMENT

Schen selected sensible lot of Mems and Boots Cloth Shoes in Bal Lace and Congress in all coo all grades qualities large heavy Boots will be sold at remarkably Low Prices hl and complete ne Mems Hats including Fashionable Straw Hats tetsons all shades heights and ms Fine Cassme shirts and Flannel Underwear Lightweight Underwear and the Latest Styles in Shirts Silk Scarfs and Collars Also very Lightweight Summer Clothing, in all prices Cotks, Screws and Ticots
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
4 MOST MAGNIFIUENT ASSORTMENT of
DIR Y GOODS,

elegance and the famous aarB of the country VIC have paid special attention to lines in LADIES DEPARTMENI Beautiful patterns in Lawns and Indigo Blues Satteens every variety of shades Bunngs Lace and Checks fall widths Nuns Neings extraordinary large of Edgngs aces and all Emhdes Persian Trimmings and Veyeeena
 We also have secured handsome bargains in LADIES TRIMMED FRENCH STRAW HATS, in all qualities Cldrens and Misses stho5 shoesa variety o excellent shapes and lmmngs all shades Pumes and Flowers Hundreds of French Shoes Kid, Buff Calf all qualities for Misses or Children
 full complete corse different Ladies Ms Gloves Parasols every conceivable quality, Jerseys for Ladies and Misses
 We find separately the thousand articles Globe t0 stock LADIES DEPARTMENT, but varied and elegant assortment here. Everything will bs Sold at Prices that wiIl show
 bIy for In Comparison with Eastern Prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
NotIee

All pelsons occupying arAll6tsd lots nr parts of lots bslonging tn the Globe Towfs Site are hereby nptitied to yacate the same or spply 0 the Trustees and seture . Tense or purchase within thirty days from the first publication ~ this notice, of they will bS eiected thereffouf
 By afasx nf the BpATJi,
 T. C STALLC, Chairman. Attest -ALoszo BAgtgY, seclst8 may 5w
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
Dissolution Notice.

THe parthership firm of Horst & Wiley is hereby dissolved By mutuM consent. All par ties knowing themselves indebted to the firm will please settle immediately. The indebt- einess of the firm will De paid by James Wiley who continues the business. Globe, A T., May II, 1886.
 DAVID HORST,
 JAMES WILEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
G. A. NEWTON.
March 6, 1886.

All persons knowing themselves in- debted to me will please settle at once with J. ". Wentworth and save costs.
 K Uarru
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

HE ARIzONA SILVER BELL ----.-S.-.s-----e--- OFFICIAL PAPER OF CELIA co. Saturday, May 22, 1886. suu~~uus~--u.zu-.nus.uau This paper Is kept on fls at E C. Dako's Advertising Agency, 6l ahd e5 Msrehanta' Exchanss, San Francisco, Cal, where con tracts for adyertising Oat, be made forit C----------------. C-----.
 POST OFFICE HOURS. Open from [ A. N. tor P. M., daily. SupAay--from to 9 A, N, E. o. KENNEDY, P, NJ.
 LOCAL NEWS. A circus is billed for Tuesday in Globe.
 All kinds of family groceries at G, s. Van Wagenen's.
 ----s-Ns-.---------- Preaching at tho Baptlst Church to- morrow at usual hour.
 -%-O--.------------- French mushrooms 9 cents per can at WEsTMEYERs Misses Jessie Bemis and Della Mid dleton have returned from Pinal and the King,
 Mrs. Alfred Kinney sailed from New York May 3Oth, for Germany on the steamship Gilert.
 Westmeyer received new goods of every description this week, and more on the road to arrive soon.
 Mir. Phillip Oates, of Disappoint- ment valley, passed through Globe on prospecting trip north yesterday. Messrs. Garlinghouae, Tucker and Ford, have uncovered unusually rich ore in the Corsair mine at McMiIlen. FOR SALE.-One double hoisting engine and boiler all new, for sale cheap. J.. J. NosBUEGH. S. J. Connor was here on Thursday from his cattle ranch north of Salt river. He says his cattle are in admi- rable condition.
 The friends of Judge La Rue will be pleased to learn that he has sudi- ciently eonvalesced to be enabled to leave his room. If you don't want a ready made suit leave your order for a custom made smt at Van Wagenen's, satisfaction guaranteed.
 At cost, at cost, at cost, but for cash only, is the intention of Mrs. R. Gill to sell staple as we'll as fancy grocer ies. Call and convince yourself.
 --S--n------- Three and a half tons Of ore from Kollner's, late Nugget mine, netted S4,5O5 2, Jointly owned by J. Gill, D. Knight, J. Buzzi and F. F. Kellner. We cannot be undersold by any house. Try our prices before you place your orders elsewhere.
 E. r. KELLNEE & Co,
 - Rememberl For cash you can buy cheaper at E. r. Keilner & Co.'S than any house in Globe. They have spec ial facilities and give theIr cash cus1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-19
CANADA COMES 10 HER SENSES.
Mat erfal Notifications of the Fishtm4
RegulnliOnA

OTTAWA, ONT. June 19.-The fisheries cues
ton was up for discussion at yesterday e session
of the privy council, and Sir John Macdonald
severely took 20 task the minister OF fisheries
for having jeopardized Canada's right in the
prosecution of what has been known 10 be a
ernor general for not sancttonng the bill re-
Gently passed by parliament, which lac ex.
pressed himself believing would fix the
troublesome question all right I'm accordance
with Canada's views.
In an interview with the minister of fisher.
les, the latter said that circulars had been sent
out telegraphed yesterday. lie said they
did not mean a permanent back down. lie
would merely accomplish by moderate means
the ends sought tor. He said the instructions
toms officers on May 9TH have been Cancelled
and I'm their stead these officials now In
structed TO supply copy OF the official circular
OF warning 10 every American fisherman found
in Nova Scotian waters, and II "a hours after
the re ceipt thereof such foreign vessel il found
inside the three-mile limit fishing or preparing
TO fish, then the Canadian officer Is 10 be placed
on board and the facts telegraphed the minis
20 b,y bait or other supplies, ship men and
enjoy any other commercial privileges, bue
they must not remain longer than % hours.
Sir John A. Macdonald said last evening
partment of fisheries, but IL simply defines the
right OF customs officers and others TO their
power to seize American vessels. IL was never
Intended that these officials should have the
power 10 seize vessels The circular has caused
considerable misrepresentation. 81 tell you, he
added, shat lar cruisers are concerned
there Is no change. They have the right and
will continue To make seizures Of all American
vessels found within the three-mile limit -
heretofore"
Ii is said that the recent elections In Nova
Scotia have had the effect OF causing the
change.