Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

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THE ARIZONA SILVER BELT
oFFmIlL rApRR OF eILA GoUSTy.
Saturday, October 16, 1856,
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The best female lace-makers of Sax
bny are not able to earn more than so
cents a week
Pool sales of Lake coppe. amount.
ing to 20,0o0,OOO pounds, have been
made at liz cents per pound.
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Maxwell, the st. Louis murderer,
has been granted another stay Of iudg-
iuent for sixty days. He was TO have
been executed October I'd.
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Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Ken
tucky have quarantihed against Iii.
nois cattle, on accohnt Of the pleuro,
pneumonia outbreak at Chicago,
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The Black Hitls has produced in the
last ten years not less than $25,O0O0o0
in gold, silver and base bullion and
placer gold, an average OF $2,50ooo0,
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Up to date this year the inspection
authorities have admitted $4,000 head
Of cattle to Wyoming, A fair pro.
portion Of them were merely for pas
sage through to the north and west.
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Mr. Gladstone, the English states.
man, has two cousins in Ohio w, and
u, Gladstone, millers, who reside at
White Plans that State. FHey are
American citizens, and i'll selling their
-four give sufficient measure 20 let the
bakers get their traditional dozen out
Of every batch,
Mississippi is in the excitement of a
local option Prohibition campaign, in
which the eontestants 20 81 the re-
spective nanes II wet" and ''Dry."
PIKE county voted the other day, and
next morning the papers had the head
line, "Pike Goes Wet This is as 1T
should be. Pike must have vets.
+. Alta.
Advices from Sonora (says the
Tombstone Dcmocrat)state that small
pox has broken out IN its most viru-
lent form at the Minas Prietas and
Altar. At the former place out of
twenty cases ten died last week, and
at Altar out Of fifteen cases seven died,
Care should be taken to quarantine
against its introduction into Arizona.
Riel's rebellion has cost the Domin-
ion Government 100000 in awards
to the Hudson Bay and Canadian Pa
el6c Railway companies. Happy cor
pofation! Riel was forced to rebellion
because the Government had no mon.
ey for a few hundred starving sub
jects, but millions are at hand for welt
fcd incidental sufferers.
In climates having a difference Of
40 degrees in temperature between the
hot and cold seasons, railway track
Of 400 miles is 3SS yards longer IN
summer than in winter. or course
the length Of road remains the same
but expansion forces the metal closer
together, making an aggregate closing
as OF space between the rails Of nearly
a yard in each mile.
The oil we'll in Adams canyon, in
Ventura county, Cal, according to the
Los Angeles Herald, IS now Yielding
lbs barrels per day. Ventura county
IS striving to exceed Los Angeles coun-
ty in the production Of petroleum.
Los Angeles is largely ahead at pres
ent, but Ventura is gaining and can
easily produce $50 barrels daily, with
good prospects for an increase. Los
Angeles produces 200 barrels.
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Carriers lost at the Exposition and
picked up by the attendants are never
called for by the owners. Later
The Tribune takes it all back. A
charming brunette, about twenty-five
years old, apparently widow, called
for hers yesterday. /: was pretty
affair Of many colors and had a heavy
gold clasp. 1t measured Is inches
from tip to tip Minneapolis Tribune.
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Bridging tho uddsoa River.
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The final contract for the construc-
ton Of a bridge across The Hudson, at
Poughkeepsie, was signed on the 28th
ult., with the Union Bridge Company,
of New York, The bridge Il ~ he