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Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09
Russia'a petroleum raiance-sheet

The magnitude Of the items IN the bal
anoe-sheet DC the 81. Petersburg Naph-
tina Producing company tBrothers Nobel
is impressive. The assets, taking the
ruble at 2 shillings, amount to 2,5S1 900
pounds sterling and the profit last year
was 100000 pounds sterling. The conn
pany possesses factories valued at 43s,
000 pounds sterling, allowance having
been made for depreciation; steamships
stand III the balance-sheet at 427,0O0
pounds sterling, trucks and vehicles AZ
2A7,000 pounds sterling, storehoases and
reservoirs at 100000 pounds sterling.
The kerosene in stock IL put at
267, 600 pounds sterling, residual pro-
ducts az 1es,00 pounds sterling.
among the Liabilities share capital stands
at 100000 pounds sterling and out
standing obligations at 4es, 600 pounds
bterling. These are obviously the inci-
dents IL al immense annual producing
power. Foreign Letter.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09
J,cntty and Tie =

King Milan's queen IS said to be the
most beautiful woman in Seryia, and by
This charm, together with her decision of
character, she has completely established
dominion, not only over her husbands
heart, but over his actions likewise. If
Queen Nathalie may lay claim To be the
handsonlest women ID Servia, King Mi.
Ian is far from being the handsomest
man there or anywhere else. His head is
round and large too large for his body
Ibis checks fiat and wide, with small
nose and a little mouth. When atschool
at Paris he was thought 10 resemble
Prince Napoleon, and always considered
himself llattered by being complimented
tIg l:isf,.s,.,. - ..ilit.7f,-t, rs,ssaiti.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

New England seems to be prolific in
defalcations of late. Cashier Gould Of
the First National Bank Of Portland,
Maine, has been Systematically rob
blng that institution for several years
past, The amount of his defalcatiou,
so far as discovered, amounts to $751;
600. The greatest surprise in Eastern
financial circles was the announcement
that G. NJ. Bartholomew, President of
the Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.,
of Hartford, Conn, is a defaulter to
an amount over 81 100000. Barthol-
emew was widely known and respect
ed for bis supposed business ability
and honesty.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

Gen. Miles has clearly achieved a
signal and benefcent triumph in bis
recent dealings with the Apaches. 1t
would be too much to say, perhaps,
that by virtue Of his operations, the
power Of that most troublesome Of In
dian tribes has been completely broken,
but it is certain, at least, that be has
materially reduced the danger in that
connection, and that under ordinary
circumstances and with proper man
agement, there should be no further
Indian troubles Of any consequences in
Arizona and New Mexico. Globe
Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09
To Capital Seeking Investment.

large glHGUTt Of bieil grade rOllrl nre III
sight Plenty IT w"Fd ard water IN sle
claims J W3at Eae0 81 bus cHtSaHtliRS
interest, ,REelnp claims nod PM 'Erm 10
bulIW producing condition. ! wiu repes
ills sSjlR2 upt Uf tl!e flSt rOppsg prcGu.ea.
leaving gen wit0a ont-balf interest IN two
gUNL developed clGiEgs, with coed lpdpc-
yourself by deeds 70 claims and al hli-
proponents until money Is paid back, then
divide property aud 90 ahead,
Who wants g Investigate .h!s In good
fajth2
Can IN or pdGfesS }OIiN ~ M F2(s fs,sS.
DunlaP Post9Aiac Grthaln County, Arl70-
ma, via Fort Grant sept SIT
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

1t is stated (says Washington spec
ial to the n. Y. World that the anti
Mormons are much disturbed over the
assignment of Second Lieut., Richard
W. Young, Fifth ARTILLERY, to duty at
Fort Douglass, near Salt Lake City.
Lieut., Young is grandson Of Brig,
ham Young, and his presence there, it
is claimed, menaces the supremacy Of
toe government of the Territory. At
the War Department the idea Of such
an objection being raised about the
assignment to duty Of a second heu-
tenant is ridicnled. Lieut.. Young,
who was tor a time acting Judge Ad-
yocate of the Department Of the East,
WAS it is stated, recommended for duty
with a light battery iorIuStruotion, as
is necessary with all artillery officers,
and Gen. Sheridan approved the rec
ommendation. Ii was not known that
he was a Mormon at the time, nor was
it remembered that he was related to
Brigham Young. He was simply re-
garded as Lieut.. Young, OF the army,
whom it was DESTROYS toassign to duty
with a light battery Z.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

There is n constant fever in my breast,
A something hupNd which dies whom hope il
given,
A sweet delight md yet strange unrest;
A thought that tremhles bebwixt earth and
heaven.
Would loved lessl or would the power were
here
TO own my love, and triumph over fear.
Kate L. Robertson
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

Mrs. Jeannetse n. Thugber, the
most prominent patroness, and the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Amer
lean Opera Company, it is announced,
has Withdrawn her support from that
enterprise. Rumor has it that she has
lost 100000 and knows no means Of
getting it back, She is now in the
Catskills, but Mr. Eaton, Of the firm
Of Eaton & Lewis, counsel for the
American Opera Company, denies these
stories in the most emphatic manner.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

lie Tsiehau's Golden BaIgana 40.
Cures Chancres, frss and second stages;
sercs on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colorca Bsotches.
syphiHtic CatarFh, diseased Scalp and ell
primary forms Of the disease known a.
syphilis. Price, SIS 90 per Kettle.
lie RichRu's Golden BnlSam No. .
Cures-Terfieiy, AcrcurialSyphilit Rheu.
rnatiSm, Pains in tho Bqpcs, Pains II the
Head, back q the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con
traeted Cords, Stiffness Of tht Lifpbs. ana
sTadicates oil disease from Tire Eygsem
whethcr caused BY indiscretlon oF abuse
Of Mercuyy, having the blood pure afA
healthy. Price @5 90 per Hottie.
lie Htchnm's Golden spanish Anti
dote fer the curB cf Gonorrhua, elect
Irritation Gravel and al Urinary or Cent
TAI disarrnngenents. Price ga SO per
Bottle.
lie Riehau's Golden Spanish In-
lection, for severe cases Of gonorrh0a,
lnfansnatory Gleet stricsures5&c. Price
"a SO per Bottle.
lie Richau's Golden Ointment
for the effective healing a Syphilttic Soros,
and eruptious. Price 81 90 per BOX.
10 Rirhnu's Golden Pills Nerve
and Brain treatment; loss ot physical pow.
on, excess or oyor-work, PrOstratlon, etc.
Price 90 90 per Box.
Tbmic and Nervine,
Sent everywhere, Q, o. d., securely packed
per express.
C. y. RICHARDS A. CO. Agents,
s23 40 sansoFne street, Corner Clay,
San Francisco. Cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
febl3 ~
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

Which IN the garden unainels the ground;
Near it the bees, In play, fiutter and cluster,
And guudy butterflies frolio around
Clay.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

The United States engineers who.
are investigating the results Of the
earthquake in Charleston find that
nineteuths Of the damaged brick
buildings have been constructed of
faulty material and with careless
workmanship
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09
gRILLlANrs.

Mars greatest strength Is shown in standing
still;
The first sure symptoms Of a mind h health
Is rest OF heart and pleasure felt at home
Young
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

A Brooklyn ship carpenter has in
vented a brake to stop a ship which
operates more effectively than does an
air-brake On a tram OF cars. 1t may
be described as fins laying against the
sides Of the ship below water line.
These fms are held by hinges and shut
toward the bow. When used they are
opened so that they stand at right an
giles, just like DOORS flung back, Ship
builders regart ita8 great invention.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

woot woman Is ike the fair flower in its
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

Excuse me dearest he said olsen
taughng himsalf, Then be stalked to
the edge of the veranda and fiercely
demanded; Boy what are you lurE-
ing about the front gate Tor at this
time o pight?' "Mornin' papers,
slr?'--New York SUN
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09
Dr.. MIN T IL
(,TaE sPEaA,lsT,)

NO. 81, EeaeRy ST, san Francisco. cKL
Trag,s ail Chronic Special and l'rRate
Diseases wita WMdplfltl Success.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-09

VIII be sent 10 any Que applying by ttcr stating symp
toms ami se strict secrecy IN sld to al bust
ness transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

s.sso District 'na sa Ss sv - ns
'Hr Fr: shan an that Part 2, the
fy SS%nad W.T. y f IT'D Seventh
Fly n.y. ssoons s'' Esn
s ssys s V sys"as fy street broadway. West
Fry gS i.ss and s sfS's shay all part of
CITY bounded Dy and ,vns within West pa see
The Fourth District shall contain ~ that P,I Of NE
bounded by and lying w,np T ws and n M e
The P Election district shall contain all that part Of the
& s1sSss IF
CITY TSs sn. h by nG ys.S within Vest
TS West fy second street. and Hudson North
The seventh Election shall all that part OF
Ninth avenue West Fifty third street aud Tenth avenue
rr city tc%Sde BY ana aF Within Ts, FIFTY ai! street
f." Ninth Election distinct sS. gar
& bounded y and yHE MINI ree Te snd TnS
The Election District shall contain al that part Of the
Tsst' avenue Vest Fifty and Hudson North
The Eleventh contain all that Of
the st BY sRs yns Sp s %' N f
West FIFTY NTH street. and Hudson OF Nofu rvor:
.ns t sy r Ssanadd 81 and Ss %hS
street Ninth avenue West F sIth street ana Tenth
The Thirteenth Election shall contain al that part
. :. ,ss West 9TH street and Ninth
The Fourteenth Election shan contain part
Of the I oS %snss snq ns Sil street, @s'' asd en
Tie Fifteenth Election District part OF
The city bounded and lying within Vest Slxetb street.
street and Hudson or Scr EiVer
Tine ieenth Election district shall contain all that part
street West sixty first street. and Hudson or
North River.
Election District shall contain all that part
ne Ely BOUNDED BY w s"s VIE aud
The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by and lying within West sAiy s1u
street. Ninth West Sixyrtb street. Eighth avenue
sixty third stroe;, and n udsOn or North RIVER
The Nineteenth Election District shall contain All thht part
OF the city bounded by and lying within West sxyegh
West sixty sixth street. and Tenth
The Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by and lying within West Seventy rst
street. Eighth West sixty eighth street. aud Tenth
The Twenty Election District shall contain all that
CITY bounded by and lying within West seventy
hrst street Tenth avenue West sixs1th street. and Hud
North River. .,, 1870, -, -.
street. Eighth West sevenyfourtb street and Hud
son North river.
The twenty Election District shall contain all that
part oity bounded by and lying within West Eighty
Gxh street. Eighth avenue West Eighty hrst street. and
The Twenty fourth Election District eha contain all that
part Of city bounded by and lying within west Ninety.
hlDu street Eighth avenue West Eighty s1h street. and
The Twenty6fth Election District shall contain all thst
par Of the city bounded BY and lying within West one Hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
TWENTY. FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Twonty first Assembly Dstrof shah be divided into
twenty election districts the extent and limits OF which
The FIRST Erection shall all that part Of the
bounded ty and lying within West Forty second street
The Second Election Dttc shall conlain al la part OF
ps a SSu" VEST For street ard seventh
The Third Election District part
CITY bounded by and lying within west Forty MIN street
The Fourth Election District shall CONTAIN All tia part Of
Lexington avenue. kast Foret street aud Finn
The Fifth Election shall all that part OF the
city bounded aud lying within East Forty gnt. street Lex
The sixth Election District Nil part the
city bounded by and lying within West Forty seventh street
seventh Election District shall contain all that part Of
Street ss sy s S1S ssenas Vest .ee and
The Eighth Election District shall all that part Of
the city bounded ~ soG ns S w s s rss sGss
The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part OF
s city CcSndsd By a@G yS. rn w sss s
Tenth Election sirict shall contain a. that part Of the
s sHs ks and
The Eleventh Election shall contain all that Of
the city bounded by and lying within East Fly fourth sTes
The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part Of
e n aSSnes s M be . snIae contain ali & part
sr sa ' sS West Fsta Street, and seventh
avenue. -, ,,, .
city bounded by and lying within West Fifty fourth
sixth West Fifty second street. and Sovenh
The FIFTEENTH Election District shah contain all that part
OF bounded by and lying within West Fifty ninth
street. Sixth West Fifty fourth street. and Seventh
The District shah all that part
of he city bounded by and lying within West Fifty seventh
East Fifty seventh street. Madison East
Fiyfourtb street West fifyfourth street. and sixth
The seventeenth Election District shall contain all
part OF city bounded by and lying within East Fifty
seventh street. Lexington avenue Last tity fouru street,
ADDISON
The District shall contain all that
of the CITY bounded lying within West Fifty ninth
street. East FIFTY ninth street Lexington avenue kast
Fifty West Itftyseve street. and Sixth
avenue.
The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that part
OF city bounded by and lying within has sIty hrst
street Lexington avenue, East Fnv ninth street. and
Fifth avenue
The twentieth Election District shall contain al that part
of the city bounded by aud lying within East bixyf0nrh
street. Fourth avenue Eas sixy nrst street. And fifth
The twenty frat Election shai contain all that
city bounded BY aud lying within East seventeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

The Assembly District shall be divided into
rty nine districts the extent aud limits OF which
The First Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded and lying within East One Hundred
ana Forty nn street Southern Boulevard East Hun
bred and Forty fourth street. Bungay creek East RIVER or
LING Island Sound, Wills avenue East one Hundred aud
Thifiy eighth street aud Brook avenue
District shall all that
e CITY lying within East one Hundred and
Thirty street. Wills avenue Harlem river and Third
The Third Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city and lying within East one Hundred and
THIRTY 81 ghth street, and Third avenue.
The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part OF
the city bounded aud lying WITHIN East one Hundred and
Torty hfth street, Wills avenue East ono Hundred and
Forty second street, and Third avenue.
1he Fifth Election District shall contain all that part OF the
civ bounded by and lying within East One Hundred aud
Forty street. Rider East ono Hundred and
The Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city bounded by and lying within East One Hundred and
Forty eighth street. Third East ono Hundred and
Forty second street, and College avenue.
District shall contain all that
the CITY and lying within East one Hundred and
Fifty first street. Third avenue hast one Hundred and
Forty eighth street and CORTLAND avenue. . .
The Eighth Election District shall contain all that
part city bounded by and lying within East One
Hundred and Forty ninth street Eastern Southern
boulevard Bungay Greek East one Hundred and Fortv
street. southern Boulevard East one Hundred and
Third East one hundred and Forty
ishth street. and st. Ann avenue. 49,
The Election District shall contain AL that part OF e
BY and within Westohester avenue Bronx
rver Ess river OF Long Island Sound. bnngay Creek
boulevard Eastern avenue East One Hundred aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

POLICE DEPARTMENT OF CITY OF NEW YORK,
No 800 MULBERRY STREET,
BUREAU or ElECrTONs,
NEwYORK October 4. 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance OF
~ 1929 OF chapter 40 OF the Laws OF 1872 the
designated and appointed the place OF
each Of the election districts
the CITY County the elections next
anil z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
TwENrY.THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Twenty third Assembly District shall be divided
sxtysx election dstrcts the extent and limits Of which
shall be as folowsi
The First Election District shall contain all that part
CITY bounded lying within East Ninety street.
Third avenue East Ninety third street. and Filth
The second District shall contain all
the city bounded and lying within East Ninety ninth street.
ta, river Ninety sixth street. and Third
The Third Election District shall contain al thar part OF the
CITY bounded by lying within West One Hundred and
Tenth street Fifth avenue East One Hundred and Fourth
street. avenue East One Hundred and Second street.
Fifth avenue Transverse Central Park
Eighty six IN street. and Eighth avenue.
The Election District shall contain al that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within East One Hundred and
siIth street. East River East One Hundred and Fourth
street and Second avenue.
The Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city and lying within East One Hundred and
Ninth street, East river Last One Hundred and Sixth
street. and second -
Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city by lying within East One Hundred and
Eleventh street. Second avenue, Eass one hundred aud
Ninth street and Third avenue
Seventh Election District shall contain all that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within East one undre ana
Twelfth street Third Avonne Eas One Hundred and Tenth
street. and Lexington avenue. -.
The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part OF
the city bounded BY and lying within Ess, One Hundred .n
Fourteenth street. Third avenue kass ono hundrso and
Tvslfth street and LsrinE ton AvsnnA
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10

Yesterday Surveyor General Greene let
the last contracts for public surveys in
Montana under this years apportionment.
The amount oi the superintendent is
$50, 600, and the contracts let closely
approximate that sum, footing up $40, $50.
This amount is divided among many diff
ferent contractors, the details of whose
contracts have been published in tho Her
aid from time to time as they were let. The
awards made yesterday are as follows:
Geo. NJ. Stafford, OF Meagher county,
$1,000; George T, Lamport, OF Billings.
s1.1oo; Griffith n Ingersol. of Benton.
$3.50.
Mr.. Stafford's contract covers several
townships in Fergus county, as follows:
II \. and Is +, near the head waters of
the Big Spring and Cottonwood creeks.
about 10 miles southwest of Fort Magin.
mis-; | I \. and I 6 T.. and II y. and Is f..
southeast of TIBET and just north OF Okla:
ii n. 20, ~, % and 23 T.. southeast of
Fort Maginnis about II miles. on MELON
aid and Elk creeks.
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10

Our suggestions as to the manner of
organizing the parties in Fergus county,
as near as we can ascertain by CONVEX
sation and correspondence, has met
with general approval. The first step
10 be taken is the holding of mass
meetings to select county committees.
Said meetings should he held not later
than next month in order that the
committees may have sufficient time
to complete their duty. Let the men,
bers Of the county committees Of
Meaghcr now residents Of Fergus
county correspond with each other,
agree upon ii date, publish the calls
for meetings of members of their res
pective parties to select county COM
mittees, and thus speedily and eco
nomically organize the parties.
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10

\ remarkable feature of the eight
hour movement was developed in Chi
cago, recently. Seventy-five employees
of IL foundry had gained concession of
the eigh;-hour day and had worked
several days under that system, when
II committee of the men waited on the
proprietor and told him that they
wanted the ,en-hour day restored. The
proprietor ironically replied by asking
them If they knew what they really
did want. They had compelled him to
give them the eight-hour day. lie did
so, and had made arrangements to
conduct his business on the eight hour
basis. He could not change the hours
every time he was asked to do so, and
told them that they could only work
eight hours a day, whoreupon, the men
struck for the restoration of the ten
hour system.
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10

Chicago paper suggested the pro-
priety Of having the Presidents
wedding ceremony performed by DIR.
Burchard. This never would have
done. There would have been a split
right there. Imagin the alliterative
Burc!lard cutting loose in this fashion :
Love each other; beware Of caramels.
eats and canaries; be not given to
run, romping and ribbons, or pomade,
powder and poodles; orwell, it never
would have done, that's all.
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10
Sparks Spanked.

The order issued to registers and
receivers on June ,, directing them to
receive no filings or applications for
entries. under the prc-cmption or tim
Der culture and desert claim laws until
August LIST, 1856, has been revoked
by Secretary Lamar, there being a ques-
ton as to the legality of the order
The Mineral argus., 1886-06-10

Dutins ihe present session there have
been introduced in the house of repre-
sontatives 9, 10 bills and l7s joint reso-
lutious. or i total Of S9,303. The bills
that have passed the house number
9}2. including al private and l9l pub
lie measures. and of these bills 3sI
private and - public bills have passed
the senate. The senate has passed and
sent to the house $50 bills, Of which the
house has passed 81 public and 81 pri-
vate bills.