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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
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Ter srEciALp7,
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Ireai4 an ChroDie. Special and Private
Diseases With Wonderful SuecrSs
The Great EncIiah gserne,iy.

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~ NeryaHs Debility. SEM
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ti Hiatpfer Years eeeh As
Loss y Mtilasy Laasilgtie,
N0efurinl tHissiuie aver
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VISION Ntises % The Head.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
Eto.tractS flied at Low Rates and
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pijic lb-i Manager.
saGG REWARD.

tress On ipft hip. Far marks-cTnp ~
right and HnaerIit I'D eari ear
The auyr reward viii bc paid BY The lI--
derSigneti fgl Information tllst viii lead 10
gsteriug, % in any wax changing The above
described brands or ear marks or stealing
gattlr Deaiiug them.
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Globe. tiila County, A. r.
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Attention Horse Owners I!

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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11

THIS GREAT
STIR IN tsT "a e n
ING n Ell u ~
and Nerve TtsSxs
" tap gitliaate ne
salt gf over ~ years
IL practical experts
enpe, and Ctflsis
WITH IINF 1Tf4-.
INC GER TAIN ~
Nerv0Bs ana Rlissi-
eal {lisNtliI4 ,spulin-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
qro JrDgS AVID TBgIR LlrK.

There was an exciting scene at the crossing
ady narrowly escaped being down By han.om cab,
driven by "A dude who lark. The lady was
richly dressed In furs and slightly yelled. She
crossing on the diagonal walk from Broadway
70 the west sido Of MadisOn Square when the
g policrnan stationed there discovered tho cab coming
dawn with the horse "A The duyor yelled ani
pulled at his reins In pnnJ sort OF way that con
ynccd tho officer that ne had htto control over tho
animal The blue sprang into the strrot ana seized
The horses head Just time to prevent serious acct
dent The animals fore knee struck the lady and sent
her into the middle OF the but she fortunately
abb, 10 prevent herssf from falling and assured tho OIL
Ger that she uuhuft
lust then the window OF the cab thrown open and
a red faced Irshman thrust his head out shouting
'Laye III alone ollcer I'll DROVE the animal meslt
Indade | will. "HeIl not DROVE any more. an 1t
place you TO let us 60"
The driver had Jumped Off and started to run away.
but the policeman coared hun aud said:
"No you don't. You'll 10 to the station house"
He YVES n slim and pale faced dude lie had q rough
oyercoat covering dress suit. His knees shook
under him. aud his excitement was shown by such a
plor that crowd thnt gathered thought he would
FAINT. 49,, NJ, ,,, , .,
| tI- la Wk.up" lie pleaded IKE "a baby law was Ownly
having "A iltls lAwk. 'POb hOnah, nwnicer. II Was
Owniy little awk A". gwacious' aHIhcer! IL would
Ey I'M, tim, the real driver alighted from inside
the cat and another sim dude with him. The lady
begged not TO he asked to 10 To court to complain
| against them anI with admOniii0ns that must hayo
prrmtted get the and the lrshman TO get on
| his box and drive them away In triumph
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
IITrLg JOHYS COMPROMISE.

Papa's John. the most gentle and loving OF httle
bows has been in state of chronic rebellion against his
evening prayers since before Christmas. Not but
that the prayers are brief enough, being ordinarily
confined to a mere - God bless mamma and papa and
Eddie and Clara" and so on through the whole
category of little Johns acquaintance including the
servant the cat and any chance visitor The act u
that John is too conscientious. aud his acquaintance
wdens finds his prayer stringng out 10 an nnreaSon-
nh Q length So III the early part of Dect mDer ne
ANNOUNCED that prayers would be discontinued for the
present Keep em till Christmas, he said In eS-
nlanatIon then III say big one Tie paid the DEBT
oyav in spite of the temptation of the new drum and
his box of blocks But when the new baby came along
and added Mis- Williams the nurse and the DOCTOR 70
the list of his friends he rebeled altogether declared
bo would saw no more God bless and inimated IN
SO many words that he could not be expected t pray
for the whole family His mother vanly tried to coax
him nut of his decision John for was nrn, teei-
ng that he stood upon justice and right IL was pla
tbeugh ns his little arm stole about mamna's neck
that he was sincerely sorry all the same All at once
he briphtened up as the thought OF compromise
occurred 10 him and with an evident desire to be iar
as we'll as just he said " tell you now, mamma; a. |
sav: God bless everybody Johnny loves" lhe
was made.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
ey Baker will try the case again If the complainant 70
OBIIU
WILLIAM s. MEssERvEY,,

BosroN. Feb. 20 (Speciat. t.-Wiliam s.
Messervey ex Mayor Of saem died last night at s
OF seventy -four years after An eventl lie. He
horn I'm Salem in 1872 and after obtaining bis majority
he first went to St. Louis and engaged III business there
In 1887 no crossed Western plains. being one OF tho
first white men no ever attempted this feat He and
bis party travelled entirely by compass In the lons
march across tine trackless pIarie. Ia Chihuahua "
NJ Mr. Messervey engaged ia business. While there no
was In the Mexican army and being captured was con
6ned in MeS Sican prison for six months He went next
h santa Fe wnero he for time EN- aged In tho
ceneral merchandise business. by the death oil GOV
ernr Merr, weather in 1884 Dir. Mosseivey, who had
hoo, far wear or more Territorial Secretary, became
,.,ino GoyernOr At the same time he was Govern
en SunerintanIent OF indian Affairs. and continued 10
nerform the nes of Secretary bt Sides Carrying on hs
Loco trading business H. was soon aitrr elected
DeIrpate 10 Congress, tut owing To dispute DVrr the
retmrHs he was dIsplaced lie declared war with Tue
Anoches willie A ting Governor OF New Mexico and
naI,d out the tropps He wrote letter about thl5
tne in which he stated that party had just urogns
IN siy ra,ps He lid large business ana acnhmuiated
ar indenendent fortune SO large was the business
ht he deemed better TO pay the customs Inspector
ses sum month than suffer the delays incident 10 tho
stnn house forualities Mr. Messeryey Retired rom
Snsipass IN I854 and returned TO salem In 1896 'e
was elected Mayor OF salem and In looI ne was 70,
elected In Is 10 be well known as pon',o'l @
s,Un spe,ker some four years ago be mare ah ek-
tendad tor OF the West Ie was member OF thr Eas.
fndi Marine society OF Salem. de leaves widow aHa
= yn .ons one a member OF the firm OF PuIDain q
Mes servey bankers and brokers. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
slys HE VAS BlArEN By WGLoRT.
, FLOOR MANAGERS sroRY-lHE NOTORIOUS PLACE
OPEN NIGHTLY.

FLOOR MANAGERS sroRY-IHE NOTORIOUS PLACE
OPEN NIGHTLY.
voung man whose face was bruised ana
rloody went to Police Headquarters early yesterday
,,orpips and said he had been beaten by " Billy
vrGlnry in Armory Hall in Hc-ter-st He was Joseph
Jackson ne said and hnd been employed by Mctioy rs
~, manager Because he wonld not pay Tor some
,ne q, pool which he played In the place McGloy hau
lu ,,ed him down had slugS,d MN uhtl lie was
L.Inlr.. AfteI leaving ArmoTy nan, Jhck7oh snu,
no nd gone the Elizabeth street foCe stat on ou
hnd failed 10 get any satisfaction there lie cAptluVU
tIr absence ~ his shirt by saying that some v hlS
friend. Ia McGury's place had taken IL on us ucH dhl
ii .,d IL [. wipe tue blood from MS race JHthSoh
90. rid thnt h. only OF obtaining redress Was TO
90 10 the Tumbs Police Court ana obtain warrant iuF
Mc,ory's AItes fOI assault and hat cry. lie said ne
~onld see superuendent Murray, and II he could not
.et nuy Lcu from the authorities ho would get even
vitL NicGlory IN hts way. There was no mention
a, te assault on tho from the sixth Precinct TO
sut rIiutrnde q & Murray yesterday morning.
soon after McGlOry returned from the ponltenldry ne
re- onpned ArmOr. Hall AMI the place las been kept
,ne,i vcitIout license since. Mr. Murray SAID y"ster
dv th the uolice had been keeping close watch on
Ntnrv', pnce and have not been able 10 learn thht
a It,or l. sbld there Policemen have been sent To
the lAce frequently II any disorder or obscene
,erfrunnces we're permitted; bat they had not been
nhie to ret any grounds for cO"plaut occupants OF
tLe hnuses near ArmOry Hail. Mr. Murray SAID, wOuI
not make any complaints, nat on TIE contrary most OF
than wonld he willing to into court ana swear tha
tho uluce ia orderly ard respectahe Jackson ulu not
return 10 Police Headquarters yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
, corn WAVg AND HIGH WINDS


Steadily declining mercury in the thermOme-
ter and white flag with drk blue centre dying from
The Eouitable Building proclaimed to all whom II might
concern Yesterday that cold wave was coming. Inc
cold wave was already breaking on these shOres huu
nennle d not need these outward signs 10 De aware
maj the weather rigid storm when was centra
over Nova scotia extended its influence over part OF
but the rest OF the country was CAIN anu
cold ,o.,, ,o ,,u n,
n m and nj 7 D. m IL stood at 10 above zero Inc
cold Snyo extended as north as Tennesseo ana us
fr vost as the Mlssssippi River. and on the Atlantic
cnast wns accompanied ny high northwesterly "lnds
THO wind attained its highest velocity here at 25o r. NJ
when AZ was blowing the rate OF iOrty-SeVen miles
an nnur The signal Bureau reported that the
trmnrraure WAS rising rapidly In the northwest ana
nre,lctrd clear ana warmer weather FOR To day.
f'iho strong, nOrthwestery winds made themselves
feIt In the bny rivers, and caused AN unusually low
tde The ferry boats experienced some dlmculty III
gtup iuto their slips and sailing vessels were Obliged
fo run under short and even then their eehs
were hurled water The steamships CITY OF Ken.
mond and GermaniC wero not able 10 cross
tLo bnr Until last evening, when Trey
came up the bay and anchored OF Quarantine. where
their mails were transferred 10 the steamer George starr
and brought up the city The staten Island FERRY
which left here at $40 y. M, while attempting 10 mako
landing StRpletOu ran aground on the mats Dut was
nonGsd OF after considerable delay without INJURY: She
aid not again attempt make the landing that Trip pu.
went on To Clifton, where n landing was made ateI
some difficulty Several heavy teams when were on tu'
boat obliged to wait for tho tide To rise DsOre lno'
coulu land.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
PROFESSOR DANA Of MN AND TIE ARE.
GEOLOGY FURNISHES so SATISFACTORY TESTIMONY
A, 10 CHANGE OF -PECIrS.

GEOLOGY FURNISHES so SATISFACTORY TESTIMONY
A, 10 CnANGr~ oF -PECus
Nrw-HAvEN, Feb. 20 SpccdN.-ProfesSor
l. D. Dana delivered the sixth OF his lectures on eYoln
fion al noon to-day. Among other things he SAID 1.-The
law OF mathematical ratios IN organic structures SHOWS
itself IA special FORMS IN the construction OF leaves In
ut. and the same number OF parts In certain animas
Inherent .prcies cannot breed together and continue the
new specie. indefinitely. THIS law has comparatively
few exceptions but these exceptions are more Important
than the law Although the species which breeding TO-
re,her produce offspring for any length OF time are OF
fho.e nearly similar This law is rs nearly UNIFORM ~
any INV I'm nature Geology does not give Ito support 10
Gradual variation AS II might, account OF its broken
r,-ori Darwin huIs that man descended from species
m e, now extinct, but other uaturast~ hold that the
dio.r,nt races ~ men came from different species OF
nur- We agree with Darwin that all men must nave de
.t,ude from one species the lowest races OF man otSu
u ing the trasJ uhabuUlo paris OF tue e@Itn Inc mt
Ia structure Is So maihtd tH"t IL o'4
,t tu,t both may have dcsceudru from the same a'
-,tor tn nas an erect structure, when the ape 1ah
m and me ,pe Ia, muscies IN the O1ck OF lts neck t
v Al To hold It's mead horizontally. lhe iorn OF nead
~ y0lus outng Uutang nearly Ike tdl OF an luIah'.
In r, ace the brain rcacbcs perfection long oeIor" luAl
r mn but the SiLo OF the Drain Is me most larAe,
,.4'.urr Il man has descended rum The ape IL must
yr ,ru lrom long srr Ot ancestors. Inc llh"s III
~. aim have been eagerly sought Tor auu mdh ha'
i, tr,red back far bcy oud his supp. sed existence
eoogy shows nothing III the progress ot species
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
cuprsrI4y TEMPERANCE vs. POLITICAL PRO
HTBITION.
Tn, R,v. T. IT, Bradley ~ Tne Christian At WeTkf Il,

IN, Psr T. H. Bradley ~ me Ghristidn Al b"Nf ~
Asa PrObibltOulSt III the fullest SENSE ol o tlo
,vor1 and a. follower OF Jesus, altogether conue
and d.nouuce the plan " securing pr"hloltion y! S
oT third party Ia politics because Deuero ~ tSnJ
franVht only with evil and that OF the astion
rmperance reform Is before Us now auu & ~ dw shsil
cannot lie smotherrd pushed aside buV ~ ~ ,his Te
~ he answered The time seems 10 ne rlpc - " sou
form Every Christian should enter II near 81" Ssn thn
If t shalt be msauey projected INTO pi - nrpmnt
mouths OF Christian minister's "ho souiu ~ 1ues-
leader, I'm the work. Will be stopped Ihe ouuS ~
tons OF potcs cannot be brOnFht INTO ny "a ma
CHRIST hut TO do harm The churchs use s % in
agency 10 save souls pershing by other shs H ina
temperance would become nullined; 10 %nrsht NOT
nnIliicaI passions OF men the ohuIen - I,nasde A
To- pe made odious dying souls II cannot o' 'm%Gs
noitcal machine without denying Jesus as npaiacs
caIiy s did simon Peter before the rsOOle III t9 inors
n the High Priest II It drives sinners RON s o aud
hv nm alliance with Cesar IL denies ITS own Sg ia
has no right to the use Of the cross OF Chst anv
aars No minister Of Jesus has tho rlgnt uuu @ ,,Init
circums stances In "a republican nation, 10 turn . stnnp
into political platform and disguise r,oTin
sneaker III the Gospel cannot grappe VIII t 81
Without alliance with the worlds enSberS a ,i,ica
god mess necessarily dragged into the me VI tho
oscussion aud rampage, then II IL AluIo I'm draw
yondrous words of Jesus be ntted up ranre
nil men unto me-" are meaningless II tno unrt,,ng TO-
reform is moral question then abor o II ~ ,S ,iIancs
not in snbyersou Of the Gospel ana unaer cr and
~ tha Word of God Take Christ Jesus lot N"V'"'"'
nnt satan heading "a third party
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
ANOTHER BROADWAY INJUNCTION.
SYNDICATE,

SYNDICATE,
A temporary injunction was granted yester-
dav by Judge IngrahaIu Moses NJ. Nal. manager oI
the Welles Building at No Is Broadway, against the
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad, the Brpadway
Surface Road and James A. RlchmOnd. both as an lhd
vua and as president Of the Surface Road iorbiddug
the s OF the franchises. lights, privileges or proper
ties OF the Surface Road t. foreign corporations
The Injunction was tlkCn 10 prevent thr
actual transfer OF the Broadway Surface Road 10
the Philadelphia combination that has been buying az
control beyond jurisdiction exclusively of the state
OF New-IOrk. The continuance OF TIE injunction VIII
be argue February ~ II made permanent, another
Injunction VII asked TOR by MI Val. prrprtudlY re-
stralnng Broadway surf ice road from op rating on
s present requiring the RAILS to De taken roh
No. Is Broadway and the street restored To ls oiE
iut condition.
" Bnurkc Cochran, MI Walls atturucy, saii 20 IA
TRIBUNE reporter tnit Mr. Vail was not HtochhOheT ID
the Broadway surface TVdl aud had 30 interest !h r.
straiUlng sale stO, X. ''lic asks lLl7
Injunction" Mr. Cochran continued, - As
resident and proprrtyowncr on broadway Interested
IN having taxes gntrned aud at the une etsy ana
satisfactory transit along broadway We hold that thc
present Broadway surface cOrpotuon never WAS cor
poration III sense; and that even u MAS cor
puratIou. 1t never had raIWa' franchise. NJ -
wants the franchise pat up Hgrin ana so!l 10 Iht
highest bidder tnai ~ Will brucht Brohd"ay
and The city Our present nuuct on merely pre-
vents the Ph tdelpha crowd from selling tnr ch'rtrr
and thus COnpcaug the matter III point OF lr@i Jlilr
dictOn We have nothing L. do with the que non 2I
Aldermanic bribery ! hope to show on the &'h
that the Aldermen could not really give the tdhChisr
away and the whole matter Will have 10 20 Dack
again % the beginning"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
IN END TEAENEN1-H0USE GIG AR-MAKLNG.
THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION TAKING DE-
CIDED ACTION.

THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION TAKING DE-
CIDED ACTION.
The tenement-house cigar trade has received
a severe blow at the hands OF the Unit Cigar Manu-
facrurers Association At the regular meeting oi the
Association held at the Grand Union Hotel on Friday
afternoon a resolution was introduced plcdRing tho
momi,ers Of the United Cigar Manufacturers Assoc-
alton to abolish the manufacture OF cigars IN
provided the same arrangements can
he made with Progressive Union In regard TO moor
for cheap the factories as has been made by the
tnterpatona!s with Kerbs q Spies and other hrms.
T,o-. WAS long discussion over the resolution which
was at last adopted the five manufacturers who do not
have tenement houses and six OF the tenement'house
men voting in favor Of it and three tehemfhtAou'e
men declining TO vote until they nad consulted Win
their partners II the arrangements are completed ana
there appears to be little doubt that they viii be- an
re,nzed fight will be made against all the tenement
bous workers IN the city Levy Brothers have decided
10 give up tenement-hOuse work. no matter What ue-
cisnn il arryehat between the manufacturers ana tne
union aud making the necessary ch"hSe' 4" 'n'iI
factory now .,- -. ..a r,.,.,ar & Utiison
the uuiou label. The firm was one OF the t'tSess
tenement HOUSES employed ia the trade lhey sent IOr
and "sed the terms on which they cOull procure inc
label The terms proposed were that tncy shOud ao'sn
all encmenthou'e work, advance Wases Ir%G % 'eis b
To - 80 a thousand and employ only mehlDers OF tho
International Union. They are permitted 70 ehp.oy
an ma nour nfty rollers the cheap WORK Tor
merry done In but IN case thry feiuce
the force on the better grades OF cigars correspodAS
reduction must made o. tue inferior work ahd tne
inf ror workmen cannot be reemployed thus proVlu
in t,r yr,dnai EXTINCTION OF the cheap work Foster
K Hson agreed the term. aud VIII he flrnshrd me
union label Ihey SAID thtt hey nad Deeh onereu oet.oi
terms by the Progress UnIon but preferred to deal
Tue proposition OF Thurber & whyland to arhtrate
their differences with the unon meets with favor IL IS
possible ths the matter VIII be referred to committee
consisting Of member SI he and Proye UnoD;
n powderly Ganeral Master Workman or the Knights
OF Labor ana W. D. s'eP O steaeo te Of tbe troubles
between the two cigarmskerS unious
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
Mr.. GRACE ON THE BROADWAY FRANCHISE
WHAT THE MAYOR DlD To- HAVE THE CITY PEor HLY


BosTov, Feb. 20 (Speciall Mayor Grace, OF
NewYork who Is TO speak In aid tine Carney Hospital.
I'm the Boston Theatre tomorrow evening, talked with
Heraid reporter to-day reference to the inv"stg
tiou now IN progress IN Nrw-York In connection with
alleged frauds in granting the franchise OF the Broad
way Surface Railroad Mayor Grace said he could not
say much about IL because no not Mayor when the
franchise was granted. "The first process" said lie.
was the granting OF the franchise by the Board OF Alder
men. The law then requires that the consent oftho
along the proposed line OF road shal
be obtaued or IN lieu of that the General Term OF The
Supreme Court shall appoint commissioners. VINO shall
take evidence and report Now the franchise of this road
was granted before came into Office. The comnssion
ers had also been appOnedby the General Term Before
the question had come up before the General Term
had prepared myself with figures and evidence to show
the cost OF building the Broadway road the income that
would probably derived from II and the profits that
would accrue OF the franchSe From thr'c
sh ed franchise worth several mllilOhs
urged the commissioners ~ me htbJ place
not report faYOraDiy the franchise, ana hecohhy
Supreme Court not 10 c0nnfm the report ol
The commissioners the ground that the city OF New
York was entitled To larger compensation than tdt pro-
yded for In the entered into between the h0d
ers of the franrhise and the CITY government /
also presented the fact to the commissioners OI inc
General Term that | had had made to me bona hde
offer OF 81 900. franchise when |
WAS 1881 and 1892 ana that had sought Ne
fore The Legislature insert IN the General Railroad
porated Obli1ng the city put all pu c franchises up
TO public competition. tailed IN that, anu instead
there was a inserted Obiging railroads TO pay
er cent OF their gross Income certain NUMBER OF
wears and per cent afterward the city treasury.
made light In the Legislature, but my cHorts were OF
no avail. This Is all can say
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
TO MAKE PRIVATE ABsrRA OTIS WORTHLESS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (Specid0.-A great sur mas
been created among the private abstract hrms OF tho
civ by the service upon them by the County Recorder
OF notice tnat on and Saturday February y, they
will be denied access his office for the purpose OF
making copies OF ABSTRACTS from the original nstru-
ments and records IN the Office This notice has been
served In conformity with resolution OF the County
Rnsrd The abstracts owned by the three or four priv
atn firms ip the city are estimated to be worth $780,
600. The records OF Handy * Co., whch were shveH
from he fire have al ways been estimated 10 DO worth
SI 900 600 They earn Interest II Is said, annually for
were authorized once by legislature 10 pay S3OOOOO
cash Tor copy OF them The other records IN the pos
session OF Haddsck. Nalette hoords' ot oto Ie,Zer
and oG the Cook County Abstract Company are said to
he worth al least 100000 They earn income ON
h mad. vancless # the orc ,r OF the County Board IL
carried out as IL will prevent the INNS from keeping
their private records abreast OF the Times ana throw n
of The order The abstract will attempt to procure
an Injunction In the courts.