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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-11

SPECIAL NOTICE. have many pro-
perties for sale which are not advertised.
For full information call at my office.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
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The expiration of the tine allowed
by law fol- the redemption Of The Old
Dominion Copper Mining Co.'S prop.
critics, furnished tho occasion for i
spread and jollifcation, rendered BIZ
the management I'd employees and cil-
liens OF Globe last Saturday evening"
at The smelter. There was large all
tendance, with a fair representation
of the gentler sex, and everybody was
bent on enjoying themselves to the
fullest extent Or. Trippel, superin-
tendent, Mr. Canavan, smelter, AMI
others connected with the company
were uuvemitting in their attentions
to guests. The inner-man was re.
galed with palatabls liquids and
viands and the ear with popular mu-
sic rendered by the Globe band. The
only thing to dotract from the pleas
ure of the occasion was the heavy
wind that prevailed, filling the air
with dust and playing havoc with the
lanterns which decorated The premises.
However, this did not deter guests
from enjoying themselves. All hands
to the boarding house, near
by, and inaugurated q dance which
lasted several hours. The affair was
highly appreciated by those present,
and expressions Of best wishes for the
success Of the new company were
general.
The mine and plant have passed in.
to the possession of Mr.. Vim. Keyser Of
Baltimore, a gentleman ofemplemeans
to put the property in FIRST class shape
and operate it on a scale commensu,
rate with its great value.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
neAnn 81 srrERxIsoRs.
GLonr. ella County, Arlzonll.

August is, 1886
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present Supervisors West
meyer and Redmsns absent supervi-
sou ellison.
Chss. Dennhart appeared before the
Board and objected 70 his assessments
it appearing to the Board that SAID
Chas, Dennhart was enormously as
sessed, it was ordered that the amount
he reduced from 5000 to $40,
On motion Geo. G, Strong was ap.
pointed Registering Officer for Mohhll-
en- Precinct.
Minutes of last Meeting read and
approved.
On motion the Clerk was instructed
to correspond with the Board of su-
psrvisors Of Yavapai county in regard
to surveying the line between Yava,
apai and Gila counties.
On motion +. NJ, Cooper was ap.
pointed Justice Of the Peace for Reno
Precinct; aud the Clerk ordefed TO
notify hlm of his appointment, land to
require him to file bond in the sum
of 81 600, with two or more good and
sufficient sureties, within ten days af-
ter receipt of notice. rm
The Chairman then reported the
approval Of the bond Of DIR. Albert S,
Adler, contract doctor for ella coun-
ty in the sum OF $500, with S. Klein
and s. Schein as sureties.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for same: Claim Of ]. w. Wentworth,
Justice Of the Peace, CLIQUE Precinct,
for $sl IS, allowed s75 rs, claim Of
c, 7, Martin, clerical services, S11 so. |
The duplicate Assessment Roll not
being completed, the examination of
the Tax Roll was deferred to August |
Esd, 1886.
On motion che Board adjourned to /
Aug. 2Sd, 1856, at 10 o'clock a. m.
G. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Approyed--F. w WEsTNEYER,
Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
CiLonr. Gila Conntr. Arizona.

GLoBE, Via JCun1y, ARIZONA,
August %, 1886.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Supervisors West
meyer and Redman; absent Superyi-
sor Gibson.
MINUTES of last meeting read ana
approved.
In the matter oG the assessment Of
j. w. Horrall; j, w. Horrell APP
peared before the Board and moved
that his case be reopenedi on motion,
the motion to reopen the case was de-
MED.
The following claims were then al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn
for same:
Claim Of Geo. Ward, interpreter
50 so; claim Of c. T. Martin, clerical
services $50; claim OF J. w, Went.
worth, J p Globe Precinct S24.
In the matter Of tax collection; the
tax Roll having been submitted, and
after examination found correct, there
upon the Chairman Of the Board of
Supervisors annexed the warrant for
the collection oil taxes, as provided by
law.
1t also appearing that G. 8. Van
Wagenen, County Treasurer Of ella
County and ex-olicio Tax Collector, in
and for said county, has neglected and
refused to fle lis bond as such FAX
Collector, as required BY the order Of
the Board Of Supervisors, and the
statute in such cases made and pro-
vided.
On motion, Els ordered, that Alon-
20 Bailey Be, and he is hereby ap-
pointed Tax Collector Of said ella
County, and is authorized to exercise
all the duties and powers Of Tax Col
lector, upon fling his oath Of Office and
giving his official bond as hereinafter
required.
1t is further ordered that the said
Alonzo Bailey uppn fling an APP
proved bond In the sum 81 20,0O0,
conditioned according to lay, ana
taking said oath Of Office within ten
days, be, and he Is hereby authorized
and empowered TO exercise all the
powers, functions and duties OF tue
Office of Tax Collector Of said ella
County, as fully as tie same could b.
done BY the said 9. S. Van Wagenen,
County Treasurer and ex-ofiieio Tax
Collector Of said CHA County
On motion The petition Of G. Al.
s;wasey and Others 70 have the Silver
KING trail declared public highway
was granted and the road, from where
the same leaves the county road near
Robert Stead's ranch, to the Bloody
Tanks, thence along che trail, com.
monty known as the Silver King trail,
to the county line, is hereby declared
a public highway.
On motion the Board adjourned To
September s, 1886, at 10 o'clock a m
9. r.. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Tuesday, tho Path inst, was the
fourth anniversary of the hanging Of
Lafayette Crime and .. D. Hawley %
the sycamore tree on Broad street, OPP
posite Masonic hall, IN Globe, for the
killing of Andy Hall, Wells, Fargo q
Sos messenger ana Dr NJ n Vail,
four days previous. Cicero Crime, an
accompliee, was spared The ordeal aft
limbing by q citizen court ana held
% await the action Of the district
court aud, npon trial was sentenced
5to serve 4 term oi twenty years ID tle
Territorial prison whittier he was
sent but feisuing insanity he was
transferred ~ tlie Insane Asylum at
Stockton cal, from which liz Effected
BIZ escape iens s. i4F HAS alaaed afgest9
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
- NARLos. Ane. ~, ISSG

The ten Indians referred to, Mr.
Jewell thinks, were endeayoring to
avoid observation and evidently, from
questions asked were on the lookout
lot other indians, which strengthens
the belief ii tho supposition Of Cap.
tain Pierce that they were scouts
from Fort Apache.
mfr. Jewell, however. il Inclined ID
credit, from theu extreme caution,
posting sentinels and questioning Mr..
Jewell al to whether 81 not he had
seen other Indians On the trail over
which he had just passed. that they
might have been those that were be.
ing pursued, although they exceeded
the number wanted, ard that they
may have been joined in their fight
BY friends aiding in their escape, and
especially as they bore no insignia Of
being in government employ
From what we can gather we can
not believe that The appearance Of the
Indians that SO alarmed The women
and children at Middleton's ranch
were The same seen BY Jewell, 81 that
they were there with hostile intent,
for the reason that they were largely
composed Of squaws and children who
had been gathering nuts and berries.
Lieut.. Watson states that the Indians
encountered by Jewell and compan
ions, On Monday, were Tontos from
the cattle camp, at Che southeastern
point Of Pinal mountain Many ot
the indians who have been h this VII.
entity, the Lieutenant informs It's, haa
passes to Globe, but had presumed OIL
their leave 81 absence to 10 beyond
tins place They were all rounded up
BIZ Lieut.. Watsons scouts snd taken
back to the Agenty, where those who
haye been pa the reservation without
authority will W consigned 81 tie
gaardhoase
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

r. Q. Sauaey has transferred his
right, title, claim and interest to the
Globe and Globe ledge mines 70 viii
liam keyser, fer the sum Of 10000.
Sautey's interest is supposed to have
been truinpcd up one, and doubtless
MIR. Keyser believing that it would
cost That sum ii court and lawyers
fees to protect his interest in the
mines and plant, concluded to buy bis
peace.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

EDIToEs SILVER BELT:~--Seyeral par
ties are circulating the report that G..
S. Van Wagenen does not want the
Treasurer's Office and would net work
for his election if nominated. | take
the liberty, in Mr., Van Wagenen's alb
sence, of branding all such statements
as utterly false and the parties eiftu-
lating them know them to be so. Mr..
Van Wagcnen is candidate and if
he receives the nomination will work
hard for the success of the Republican
ticket. Respectfully Yours,
+. Z. BLAcgIipeE.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

We wish TO inform the people Of
Globe that we viii give a series Of 50.
cial hops, commencing Sept 3D., and
continuing one dance each month, UNI
til May. During the latter part If
December we viii give grand mas
querade ball. BY order
Elk. Coz. GIoBE ArHLErrc CLup,
Globe, Aug. 10Th, 1886.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

We have a telegram reporting that
five renegade White Mountain Indians
murdered another Indian near Apache
about week ago. Scouts are in pur-
SUIT Of the murderers.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The Marrow Gauge surveying party
has reached a pointnear the Ell Captain
mine. 1t is said that contract has
been let for the grading Of twenty
miles more Of the road, which will
bring It eight or ten miles into ella
county.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The Globe and Globe Ledge mines
and all the franchise, plant, &C., APP
pertaining 70 the Old Dominion Cop.
per Company, which was sold by the
sheriff Feh. 10th, to William keyser
Of Baltimore, Md, the time for its rsa
demptioH having expired, was con.
yeyed BY slieritI's deed to the pur-
chaser.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Mesdames Redman, Bleyins, Fred
ericks and Brown and Miss Lizzie
Kennedy, who were camped at Eaton's
mill, Pinal mountain, returned totown
on Thursday morning Wednesday
evening during the Indian excite-
ment several gentlemen, fearing for
the safety Of THO party, went ID hot
haste 70 their fescee
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

]. ]. Taylor a freighter between
Wilcox and Globe, according q the
Southwestern stockman, lost thirty
five work oxen at point on the CHA
river, seven miles this side 81 Camp
Thomas. Mexican freighters also lost
about all their ANIMALS near The same
place Over one hundred dead cattle
were counted at one place.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Sheriff Paseoe informs us that
Frank Taylor, who viii be remem-
bered here as having resisted arrest
while engaged in disturbance at the
Rink, one night last winter, and was
cinched for $50, was recently killed
near Clifton.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Nothing will be left undone to make
the party next Friday evening one Of
the most enjoyable ever given in
Globe. The ladies dressing room
win be large enough to hold all the
baby carriages that come, Don't let
the little ones keep you away.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Mrs. W. AZ Middleton was COM
,pleiely Frustrated and unconscious for
y while, upon learning Of the report
chat Indlans had attacked and burned
the hous ~ the Tanks, where her
children WI staying
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Henry Heine, who has been resi-
dent Of Globe several years, left this
morning 70 seek bis fortune ia Pata-
gonia, South America.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The dance last night, at the rink,
was the most successful one given for
some time, The attendance was large
and the suayity Of the candidates pre-.
sent something astonishing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
RErrBLICAN CoAYESrIox.

CHA County Republican Ccnyen.
ton win Be held In Globe, Saturday,
Sept. 4th, 1883, in the building one
door south OF a. L. Loves saloon.
WV. RANSOM, CattRMAx. b
u. c. HrrcncooE, Secy.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

4 B +. Pascop announces his deter
lnination To withdraw from the cam
vass cot tbe shrievalty. Ar. Pascoe
has made an efficient officer and
many Of our citizens win regret to
learn that he is not d candidate for re-
slection
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

T. Fuller has written us, from VIII
cox, that the suspicion resting upon
him as the person who cut the Globe
6 San Carlos telegraph wire, is with
out foundation.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The Republican primaries al,c in
progress to-day. There are two tick
cts in the field and a lively scrimmage
is Anticipated.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Mr.. S. ellison has gone to considers
be expense repairing his well on the
San Carlos road, which win be appre-
ciated by freighters and others tray
cling that way.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

George A. Allen returned on Satur-
day last, from soJourn Of more than
two months in California He was
one of the representatives Of the Alex
ander Post at San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

A. r. Young, who has been absent
for some months visiting Chicago and
other Eastern cities, returned to Globe
on Thursday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

g~ Read political announcements
on this page.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Friday evening, Sept. Sd, the Globe
Athletic Club viii give the first 81
their series Of hops at their hall. The
floor viii be planed with an 0lmstead
surfacing machine and well waxed.
Prot. Aeschlimann will furnish the
mnsic. Everybody is invited. Adj
mission 81.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

We are pleased to learn that Mrs
james Hazards condition has greatly
improved since she was brought mp
from the river, last Saturday
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Donald Robb is at present in Santa
Monica, Cal, experimenting the cree
tion of gas works for large hotel now
being built there.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

1 We wish To state to those who com
template going to Our Hop NEXT Fri,
day evening next, that Mrs. Ramsdell
win furnish a nice lunch to all hum
gry dancers at fifty cents each.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Capt. G. W. sharp, Of Florence, is
here on his annual visit, having as
sessmeht work done on valuable sil.
yer claims in this district.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Henry Deerman is taking out ore
from the Excelsior mine, an extension
of the Chamberlin, that essays go
ounces per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

s NJ. Whalen, who has been quite sick
during the past week, is Improving
slowly.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

3. 9. Fox returned from San Carlos
yesterday His friends, here, will be-
pleased to learn that be has come tt
STAY,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The Stockman notes the arrival at
Wilcox, Of more coke for the Old Do
minion Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The road between the school house
and Bankers brewery was badly
washed by the heavy rams this week,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Messrs Sherwood and Hoffman
from Pinal, have been here for several
days, looking at mines IN this district,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

J, }. yosburgn took his departure
for Deming and other points on Mon
day, to be absent month.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

We are informed by letter that
Charles A. Fisk viii return to Globe
within a week or ten days
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

This paper Is kept on Gle at Il, G, Dake's
Advertising Agency, GA and 65 Merchants
ExsAadge, San Francisco, Cal, where con,
tEsoss for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Messrs. Alexander Barron and Fred
Nelson, of San Carlos, were in Globe
ths present week.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

s. Klein & Co shipped Eve bars of
silver bullion for the Fame Company,
this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Jchn II. Beubrool is a candidate for
Constable.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The injury to W. V. Klngsbury'
hand is not so serious as was feared,
although still quite painful.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Mrs. Dunbar, sister Of Mrs. James
Fredericks, arrived here this week,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

Cumberland coal four cents per
pound BY the sack at Alex. Graydon,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

The news Of the death Of Mrs. Frank
Harmon, IN Phoenix, on the 18th, was
received i'll Globe. her former home,
with profound sorrow She was a
woman Of exemplary domestic and
christian virtues, and in her demise
society has lost one Of It's brightest
ornaments.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
Jealous huebands who attend Che

Jealous hnebAnds who attend The
Athletic Club party next Friday night,
win leave their six-shooters 1T home
and settle any difficulties that may
arise with boxing gloves Of foils. La
dies are respectfully requested " keep
of the horizontal bar and trapeze.
None but members of Prot. Aeschli-
manns class viii be allowed to wear
tights at Tie Q. a. q hop
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

There was little interest manifested
IN The Democratic primaries hald last
Saturday, and only one ticket in the
field here. The delegates nom the
Globe precinct to the Convention that
meets to-day, are Alex. Trippel Alon-
10 Bailey, q q. Tebbs, ; & Hetaeman,
M A. Holmes, s. Klein hoat sultan;
.Al Brawuer p. Cam, samuel Bullock,
Louis celia N 1'aldereu JAS. Freder-
ks b HsiIaad and Feed bileF
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

o. 3. Taylor and Eugene Trippel
visited Riverside this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28
INDIAN scans.

/ 1t is evident from the action ofsome
Of the reservation Indians that they
require discipliniug On Monday last
a number (l0) Of them, with guns in
their hands halted three Of our citi-
Gems, Messrs Jewell, Oates and Spence.
Whether intended as an attempt to
scare, as suggested by some, Il was
well calculated to convey the impress
sion Of an evil design and to make
cold moist bodies Of the aforesaid gem
tlemen, Sheriff Pascoe, believing that
the proper place for the Indians was
on the reservation, notified the Agent,
Captain Pierce, that their absence
from this neighbori,oacsd ,sssas desirable.
The Captain promptly sent a squad Of
soldiers, under Lieut.. Watson, for
their removal, but not arriving in
time, on Wednesday night, to prevent
the widest state OF alarm by the re-
ported unseemngly conduct Of the
aforesaid Indians, in having caused
William Middletons family to seek
safety in the brush, and the subse.
quent rumored burning OF his house
However these reports proved incor
rect; the house was not burned, nor
was Mr. Middleton's vigilance relaxed
for the protection Of his family and
property. The party, who went in
hot haste from Globe to the relief Of
the family, report finding Mr. Middle
ton, gun IN hand, awaiting the nearer
approach Of the Indians whom it is
said were around the house all might
From the following telegram we
are led to believe that the indians
who halted the gentlemen above
named were not the Same who caused
the alarm az Middletons, Wednesday
evening;
San CARLos. Aug, rs, 1886,
To D. T. PAscoE: Lieut. Watson
and seventeen men viii be in Globe
about a. M, Goth They win rest
until daylight and then take d trail
from where Indians were last heard
from. Think tho ten Indians are
scouts from Apache, in search Of Eve
Indians who murdered another Indian
belonging to Sanchez band, three
days ago. PERcE, Capt.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-08-28

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-13

my friend here" That knocked me. |
couldn't have eaten that tlattened biscuit
for a thousand dollars. had got about
enough of the conductors hospitality by
that time. am not man who would go
back on person who had invited me to
dine; | am too much of a gentleman for
that; but when | saw the head of snake
sticking out of the neck of snake charm
er, was ready to go, but | thought
would take doughnut first. Just as |
reached for it hope to die if the armless
man didn't reach for the doughnut with
bis foot and picked the doughnut up be-
tween his toes and put it up to his mouth
and begin to eat it. That settled it, and |
excused myself. saying l had an engage
ment at the bank, and got out. A man
with no feeling. no human sensibilities,
like that conductor, may enjoy asSeciating
with those freaks, but they have got to
excuse me- But he don't know anything
about society. He never went to but one
party, and his wife told him he must
wear gloves. When they cot to the party
he had on pair of boxing gloves 1t
mortified his wife nearly to death. Here
comes the freak now What, play you a
game of pool? Well don't care, and the
travelling man and the conductor went off
together as though they were the best Of
friends. Maybe they are, but they have
a queer way of showing it.-Peck S Sun.