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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06
SUMMONS.

In the justices Court. Territory Of Arizo.
na, County Of CHA, before John w. Went
worth, J. r., Precinct No. /.
H. Il. Burke and George w. Bird, Plain.
tiiis, ". William S. Roux, Defendant. De-
lnand S20l
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to
William s. ROux, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear before me, a. nav office IN the town of
Globe and County Of Gila on the Goth day Of
April A d. 1886, az i0o'clock a m., 70 an
swcr the complaint 81 the above named plain
tiifs, who demands Of You that you are in
debted to them ia tfe sum Of Two HundraI
and -Four Dollars.
And Il you fail 10 appear and Snswer said
complaint as herein required, the plaintiffs
win take Judgment against you as demanded
and for the costs 81 this suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary a. d. 1886.
JOHN w. WENTWORTH.
Justice 81 The Peace Of said C;lobe Precj,..ss
"feh20 Col
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

A Specialist in throat troubles was
called to treat a Boston lady, who
manifested so much interest in his
surgical instruments that he explained
their uses to her. This laryngo-
scope" said he, lis fitted with small
mirrors and an electric light; the inte-
rior of your throat will be seen by me
as clearly as the exterior. You would
be surprised to know how far down
we can see with an instrument of this
kind" The operation over, the lady
appeared somewhat agttated. "Poor
girl, SAID her sister, who was present,
"it must have been very painful"
"Oh, no; not that, not that" whis.
pered the Boston lady; "but just as he
fixed his instrument in place ] remem-
bored that ] had hole in my stock
ing. Boston Traveller. r...r
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

A wealthy city man who has been
greatly annoyed by the pertiuaoity Of
Autograph collectors, has had a circu-
lar printed which is mailed ia all ap-
plioants This Is a copy;--''My dear
-. Your letter asking for my au-
tograph plunges me into an unenua-
bic embarrassment ! win confess TO
you confdentially that my education
has been neglected in youth, and that
l do not write an excellent copper
plate engraving hand, such as would
ornament your collection. Therefore
sign this by giving you an impression
from my rubber stamp, which viii
show you what can be done in the
way Of good writing and what would
be able to DO il had been a good boy
at school
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

A Washington correspondent tells
of a death there recently which Is SEN
sational in its details. A young doc
tor, handsome, strong and Of great
promise, was called to attend lady
in a carriage at his door Receiving
NO answer to his greeting to the pa
tient, he thought she had tainted. He
stepped into her coupe and found her
already a corpse. He drove by the
side of the dead woman to her house
and thence to the hospital, where he
was expected to participate in meet
Jag of the managers. Apologiziug to
his colleagues for his lateness, he re-
lated his CHASTITY experience. Then re-
marking, al feel faint, he fell, struck
dead by paralysis.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06
Country Orders win receive
prompt and careful attention.
j. MYERS IL SCHEIN.
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue u an execution issued out Of the
Justice Court 81 Globe Precinct, ella Coun-
ty, Arizona Territory, dated The 10th day Of
February a. ID. 1886, Ia 4 certain action
wherein II. IT. Burke and e.. wv, Bird, IA
Plaintiffs, recovered Judgment against the
Hartford q London Mining Company IA
Defendant for the sum ~ sl03 and epst IL
suit taken AZ S3s 40 On ths 7th day II Dec.
A. ID. 1885, have levied upon the following
described property, to-wit:
Two certain mines or mining claims known
and designated as the Hartford & London
mines situated 10 ella County, A. r.. about
nine miles northeriy from Globe, said mines
are recorded IN Book /, Oh Page $50, Gila
County Mining Records Is which reference Ii
hereby made for farther description
Public notice u hereby given that on SAT
uRDAY the 9th day of March Al. ~. 1886,
ut o'clock p. In III that day ut Public Auc,
tlon ~ Globe IN front 81 The Sheriff 0ffice, ]
win sell all the right tide and interest IL the
said Defendant, in aud q said described prop
erty to the highest and hast bidder to satisfy
said execution and all costs
y. II. PASC0E,
febl3 iHl Sheriff, ella County, A. T.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

Our old friend, Gen. Tecumseh
Sherman, says the Chicago Mail is
complaining about the tyranny Of the
press, just as the press used to com
plain occasionally about the tyranny
of pufred.up major-generals. Sher-
man is a warrior, and he believes in
the rule of the bayonet and the sword.
He doesn't like newspapers because
they do not respect the right of gen
eral to do and think as he pleases,
But there is one good thing about
Sherman. He is liable to forget to-
day the letter he wrote last year, and
he viii probably swear tomorrow
that he never predicted a bloody revo-
luton against the American news
papers.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

The bronze statue of Daniel Web
ster to be presented to the State of
New Hampshire by Benjamin P. Che
nsy of Boston will soon arrive in Goa
cord. Sculptor Ball writes to say that
it is the finest statue Of Webster yet
made. 1t is eight feet high and made
of Munich bronze. The dedlcatory
exercises will take place on June 18th,
the Bunker Hill anniversary, and
President Bartlett of Dartmouth col
leee will deliver the grafton.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

The Salvation Army in Chicago
have now a banner under which to
fight. 1t has a blood-red ground, a
blue border, big yellow sun in the
centre, ard a reduced copy of the
American flag in the upper left hand
corner. The red, we are informed, is
for blood and the blue for truth, the
sun for the light of the world, the
stripes on the American flag for those
we must wear and the stars for those
we shall win if we do as We ought.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Notice is hereby given 10 Charles Jones and
George Durham, of 70 any persan or persons
claiming through them as co-owneis IN or 20
any portion Of the Contention mine, sitrate
in The Comfy Of 6ila and Territory Of Arizo-
ma; the said mine being the east extention of
the III Captain mine. also IN said county
You are therefore hereby notified that the un-
deFsigned having performed the entire re-
.qiured annual work upon said Contention
mine fol the year 1884, and that upon your
fixture t. pay yout proportipnate pnrt as CO.
owners 81 said property, together with All easis
accrued and TO accrue, within ninety days
from the date hereof. your respective interests
as co.owners Of said Contention mine viii, By
operation 81 law, utterly cease and vest in the
undersigned ALEXANDER j. LOVE.
Globe, A. r., Nov. Z, 1885. now GOD
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

At the bank of England they are
going to photograph instantaneously
people who get checks paid. Some
scientific clerks have been laid on, and
they will only need to make sign
and the payee will be instantaneously
photographed by q concealed op orator.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

A man living in Los Angeles coun-
ty, who was bothered by tramps, de-
cided to have the beggars dig cellar
for him, and accordingly to every APP
plicant for victuals he proposed to
charge an hours work for square
meal. At the end of week he found
that he had had 81 applicants, and had
secured three hour'S work.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of HENRY 8. STEVENS, de.
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator Of the estate of Henry $ Ste
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication Of this nutico, "a the said Admin
istrstor, or Lemon 4 MeCabe, 10 their Office
in Globe. the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business Of said estate
Dated, February 20, 1856,
II. m. THOMSON.
Administrator of the estate If Henry 8. Ste
yens, deceased. feb20 Aw
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

Referring to the experiment of still
ing troubled waters by pouring oil
upon them, one ship captain says that
eight gallons of oil win enable ship
to safely run any sea twenty-four
hours.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

Girls in the Lancashire factories
have struck because the bosses have
forbidden them to wear bangs or
curlS.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-03-06

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Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Newport Items.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Young gave a
grand reception TO their son Walter anc
his bride last Saturday evening. The
friends assembled had barely time to
express their congratulations and pre-
pare for feast OF the good things under
which the table fairly groaned, when q
company Of serenaders made their ap
pearanoe, and contributed to the enjoy
ment OF the occasion. At m early hour
the friends separated, wishing the bride
and Qrocm long and happy life.
q noisy tramp. calling himself Willie
Darling, who generally puts in an APP
pearsnce once q month, when the boys
get hold OF him and have him TO relate
his experience. He aunoys peacesble
citizens, and 1t is hoped that hereafter
be will give our town wide berth on
the day that all should desire to keep
holy.
The Acme base bali Climb vas to have
play ed game with the Blue Stockings
Of Newark, and after making all ar
ran9ements to give them good drub-
bling, they received n note from the
manager stating that the players cou Id
not turn out, causing a complete disap
pointment The Blue Boys need not Re
afraid TO visit Newport, as they viii be
treated we'll and given a fair chance 20
win victory by good playing. They
should not, however, show the white
dag 10 advance or be scared away by
tribes. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

William Rudolph, arrested for DRINK.
enbess, was remsnded 10 the cells this
morning 70 be discharged ct II o'clock.
James KenBey was found tumbliDR
around the streets on Saturday night
and WAS taken TO the cells. This
morning when srraiared before the
Municipal Court he said he was an In
mate of the almshouse, and having
come to town TO see friend he had
taken too much quinine which made
him sick. He was ordered back to the
= N shonse.
Sophia Holiday pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk yesterday afterr DON, but
what officer Smith called disorderly
conduct wac only her crying on her way
TO the cells.
Thomas Callahan plead guilty to
being drunk and was fined 81 and
costs,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Intere sting noar Kncc.

A very close aud interesting boat
rac9 took place on the Chrietisna on
Saturday evening, the gig Ida!iA and
the. shell Verper be.pg the conu sting
boats. At $50 the hoAts were prompt
ly at the starting point, Third street
bridge. The boats were manned as
follows:
Smell Vesper-J E. Rudolph, bow;
G. c. Bye, No. 2; + q. Jackton, No. 8;
7. s. Lsw lie, stroke, and G. Fl. Ellison,
ooxswain Gig IdAlia-E. L. Mitchell,
how;T. T Kellum, No. .; j. N. Hay-
man, Jr., No. 3; j. +. whitehead,
stroke, and II. f. First, cox vain.
They we're followed by the six-oared
barge Falcon, stroked by w. NJ, K.
Williamson, who was tho starter. The
shell took position ut the west end OF
the bridge and the gig at the east end.
aud when the word go" was given
they both got of together. The Italia
at first shot ahead but did not III aintain
It's lead until 1t passed the steamer
F.: FELTON, lying at French street wharf
Up TO this point 1t was nip and tn oh
between them, but after leaving it the
Idalia slowly took the lead and kept It,
coming across the line at Paechall',
wharf q length and half ahead of hel
competitor and was declaaed the wiz
ner. Time, 8 45. The tide was stronl
against the boats w. p. Hastings auC
Il s FarR were the finishing judges.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Car shops sold.

On Saturday there were ,umo,, l
the Dure Car Mapufacturiuv Comn1
had sold their shops at Z evep,b \,
and Railroad avenue to he pnlI,'
Palace Car Company, near CbIca,o
To-day the rumor has Gu Imipstsd \
. fact. The Pullman Car Comn,
have the shops, the transfer b,v|
been made last Saturday nader tbs \
management of Bates & Harrirg]
attorneys at law.
Thomas W. Bowers, Of The old 4
OF Bowers, Dure & Co., has been hi
In charge as general superlnteuds1
the works by the Pullman Coupl
The shops for the present will Be !
principally rs rel air shops, and viii
Ia expected, employ six hundred bsl
that mber being the fu. Cspsci,}
the works
The Dure Car Works were al
lished In 1871 as the Delaware
Works, the Arm being Bowers, d
& Co.
They were run continuously I'd
that management until within
years ago. when the works were
down AMI the company was finally
solved, Mr.. Dure holding The vd
The shops were opened and sa|
again last spring nnder tie maj
ment OF the Dure Car Manuiscirl
Company and continued as such 4
The transfer Oh Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
EDITION
Camp Adams.

On Wednesday, August 18th, . mel
~ party Of twenty. Ave or thirty gentle
men and ladies oongreastsd NJ the W.
& N. Depot, preparatory TO taking the
train for ''Brinton," where they opened
Scamp Adams" and prepared to enjoy
themselves for ten whole days. That
evening vas celebrated by surpI isip 9
Mr.. N. ID. Cloward with q fancy drees
party, IL being his 2ls., birthday. The
succeedfps days and evenings were
spent In manner that afforded much
amusement such ~ fishing for and
catching black bass (? by the dozen, and
boating and other sports peculiar to
camp life.
A very Interesting ''cake walk" was
participated in by the gentlemen for
three prizes. They (the prizes) were
captured ny the Waite. ing man, Lanky
Poo and Ko- Ko. Sunday visitors were
numerous, no. quite up TO Methodist
Meeting, but just rs m UGH to be enjoy ed.
All returned home on Friday evening
last. and proceeded secretly to the resi-
dence Of MS Joseph X. Adams, who
bad charge of the camp, and gave her .
surprise in the shape Of gofd watch
chain, the occasion being the anniver-
sAry of her birth.
After an evening Of much enjoyment,
In which the game of Terpsey -kore"
WAS quite prominent, the guests de-
parted much pleased with the success
OF Camp Adams" Much credit is ne
Mr.. l.. A. Bower of the W. & N. X r
for bis accommodations; AFRO to Mrs
JOS. X. Adams for the kind care which
she bestowed upon the campers.
GONE OF EN-"
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

NEWPORT, Z l., Aug % The ccm-
munity Was startled today By the arrest
of Horace Carlisle, a we'll know citi
zfn and business man. His Is year old
daughter, Alzaida, complained at the
police station last light that her father
wo1ld rot let her remain in tbs house.
Being questioned the reluctantly aud
with distress told story of grisvous
wrong done her and the terrible crime
of her father. The first assault was
committed about three years ago, when
her mother was absent from home. The
father sent her to the attic on an GRAND
and, following, threw her down and
con mitted the assault. Since then ht
has repeatedly asked her to occupy 9
room with him, and because the refuse
has driyen her from the house. Hel
mother also tried to induce her to occup,
the same room with her husband aDt
herself. The girl made sworn state
meut and her mother corroborates her
Carlisle was arrested TO day and, on tn,
plea of not guilty, was held for tria. OF
Tuesday, no bail being allowed.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
funeral Of u Veteran.

John Dickinson. a meIn ber Of General
U, s, Grant Post, No. 10. G. A. r.. and
veteran member of the Third Dels-
ware Regiment, was buried ON Sunday
from his late residence, No. 1862 Van
Buren, street, with military honors in
Riverview Cemetery. The funeral cor
tege left the house at . p. ~, headed
by Smyth Post Fife and Drum Corps
unite large number Of the mem beIs of
Posts !, ? and l3 turned out in full ress
uniform. Captain William O'Conner
and Captain Donnelly had charge of the
arran 2e ments, which reflected credit
upon them. Thomas j. Giles was fune.
raj director.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Fifth EDITION.


II u, PERSONAL,
day. W. was In town ,.,J
:. James L. Good ,repor,.,
Is At Atlantic City Tor , % The S.v|
Thomas Hamilton, nv "ee.'
me hrm Of W. & j. lao vook Keeper h
his vacation at Atlantic e ~ Is spsad]
a, Miss Bessie Chamb.,. =. .S y
So Mo - rUi' .tIss; l. 4 Uss sSs,
Mrs. Susie Chadviot
Hamilton, Mrs. Hettis HIN n I'd
s sessie Hilton Tito start TO-DAY ..v0I ~ AMI y
week at Miller's Cottage. A,, 10 se \
Eleventh ward, leaves t t,eSell. oi1
btate to day, where he jp,s, nsH y
ing Q few days. 'n'etds sN3
John Gallagher, who fn.u.,
used dentistry on Msrket D s, pu
en-, st.y ,, put who ga now holds D p,t,
yesterday. was III las.
Miss, Miss Annie and Lille M,soD.aaJ
sy,vania avenue and Linco,n s',r
this city on Saturday eyenir0
tnree weeks sojourn anon, trisssiHa
relatives at Bayview and Elkton 1''
Walter Jones, who IN, N.
years has been engaged Wiz o p'S
Mr. Watt, has taken the s,o low ls
M , street, and will contipu.
p plumbing gas and steam flttins n !.
Willie W. Watson, after tsv u
a. home, has concluded to trr ' a ", "
Ing life again. He sails the e,,s \
a. quartermsster 90 board ma by
mail steamship Acapulco, from i N
York to Aspiu wall, s. A. A \
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
DkorderIy Den Broken In.

On Saturday night about midnight
word was telephoned to police head
quarters that fight was In progress In
the old historical place for fights, 800
Shipley street. Sergeant Cannon gath
cred up Officers Grier, Carey, Broad
hart and Weloh and swooped down
upon the place while the rumpus was
in full blast. They scooped in William
II Trusty, Isaac Anderson, W. Jones,
w. G. Butler, w. II. Nield, Louisa
Ellis and Tillie Hamilton.
They were little surpriesd at the
suddenneas of the attack, but know in q
that resistance would be useless they
fell into line and marched to the police
station, where they were lock sd up
until this morning, when they were ar
raigned before the Municipal Court
Though one Of tho women sail that II
was house OF ill.fsme, the evideuc.
was not post; g ard the conrt fine,
William Trusty AND Louisa Ellis Slt
each, and the others a each for keep
ing disorderly house.
Anderson demurred TO the paymen
OF such q heavy amount, when Judg,
Cum Minis told him that if he preferred
he would release him from his q fin,
for disorderly conduct and fine him So
, for keeping house of iil-fame. The,
all aRre ed to let matters rest.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Young Ladies Baptised.

A large mum her Of persons Assem-
At Chadd's Fold on Sunday mOrliu
witness the baptism Of seven ID
ladies in the Brandywiue creek,
Rev. Mr.. Needhsm, the paste. Of
Baptist church at tina, place. He
his station at the edge Of The VI
when the candidates cane forward
were plunged into the stream, N
ing 10 the usual custom ard imnl
tely afterwards were conducted BY
friends to y private room, where
were assisted TO disrobe aud putO
garments. Good order was lnslnla
throughout the ceremony, and .
completion the spectators stnersllJ|
paired to the church 10 listen %
plain, practical sermon which iollOI
The baptism of the young lsdia
evidence OF the success attending
labors of tho pastor to add 10 The
bership and prosperity OF the ca
and the improvement of 'le neis
hood.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

A carriage containing foGt girls WAS
struck by an expresS train near Hills
boro Bridge, New Hanpshire, on Sat-
urday afternoon. Jessie Colby wss jn-
stantiy killed, Blanche f. Colby ia
tally and Nellie Flanders and Norah
Coiy severely injured
Andrew Sut.oa aud A. DiPhl, aged
% and 25 respectively, were found dead
on the Peausylvsnia Railroad, near
Lily Station, en- Saturday morning.
Both were terribly mangled.
Two trains on the Metropol itan
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad collided whore the road
crosses M street, II Washington, Oh
Saturday. Seven persons were injured
but there was no loss OF life.
The ferry boat New Brunswick, o,
the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry line
oollided with tie piles n New Yori
with such force on Saturday that il
the recoil an Adams express Wagon
was thrown into the water Patricl
McNulty, q deck hand, in trying I,
stop the wagon, was dragged over ant
drowned. The horses were drowned
but the wagon and baggage were re
covered. Another horse belonging e.
the railroad was also thrown into rh
water and drowned.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Hurt by Jumping q Fence.

Mr.. McDermott, who resides on the
old Kennott Square road, a short dis
lance above the Lower Brandy wine
Presby terian Church, purchased o COW
at the sale Of Messrs. Proud & Merrick,
at Centrevills, on the 18th iDst., and on
the following morning she Was unable
to get mp. This gave rise to all kinds
ofreports in regard to plsuro pneumonia,
meningitis and hundred disc Asses, but
they were exploded by the statement
that the COW had tscap u from the en-.
closure At Centreville by jumping the
fence the night before the sale and going
all the way to Fairville. The resuit
was a bad strain, and consequently ina
bility TO get up when she laid down.
Her condition Is slightly improved and
she may come all right AT least the
sellers, Messrs. Proud & Merrick, have
promised TO make 1t all right with Mr..
McDermott. A bad strain Is not . bad
thing compared with some OF the di
seases prevailing ia certain sections Of
couDtry, exemption from which our
farmers generally have great cause to
be thankful.