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Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
TERRITORIAL. roPacs.
Condensed from oar Exchanges For
.stIyer EseItr Headers.

The Frontier notes the rumor that
Hon. Samuel Purdy is tostartanother
newspaper in Nogales.
The citizens Of Wilcox have formed
an anti-0hinese league, and viii com
mence boycotting those who employ
Cinnamon after April 10th.
Mr.. James NJ, Barney, Of the Silver
King, has given Fifty ounces Of silver
as q present to the Grand Lodge I. O,
0. r. Of Arizona. It win be worked
into jewels.
The new mining discoveries, about
ten miles northeast Of Mesa City, are
attracting much attention. A mining
district has been organized Salt
River News.
Judge II. L. Hughson, lawyer Of
former brilliancy, died in Wilcox on
the 18th instant, Of pneumonia. His
brother is an eminent physician in
Sacramento, Cal.
Salt River Valley has 160 miles Of
irrigating bitches, that cost, In the
aggregate, $4,000, Their total sup
plying capacity, as near as can be as
eertained, is 1880 inches, about 3d.
600 Of which are now being carried
upon the lands and utilized. Salt
River News.
Last Friday evening, at Phenix, two
Mexicans were killed ana one wounded
in fight as usual a woman was at
the bottom Of the business. Ignacio
Gotta and Jose Tautime were killed,
Encarnaoion DiaE wounded; pistols
and knives were used, the ARRAY was
a bloody one Jahsco the murderer
has escaped, he is described as being
about six feet IN height, clean shaven,
weighs about 200 pounds, ofliEht com.
plexiou for a Mexican, and is heavily
pock.marked on the face.
Trouble is brewing between the
sheep raisers Of Apache County and
the Aztec Cattle Company, The com.
psny recently made arrangements
with the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
for the occupation Of zoo
600 acres Of railroad land, and the
company thereupon drove the sheep
off the land. AS the land is not yet
patented, the sheep men claim that
this action was unjust and highland |
ed Trouble is likely to occur at any
time between the representatives Of
the two interests, as q very bitter !
feeling exists.
James II. Campbell & Co., live stock |
commission merchants, Of Kansas City, |
have issued a circular which gives the |
cost Of shipping steer from each rail |
road station in Arizona and New Mex.
leo to Kansas City We reproduce |
below the figures for Arizona, They |
are made on a basis Of twenty-five |
rattle to the ear, and include all ex-
penses--feed, yardage and commits.
sion Ash Fork, S. q Benson. 81 81 |
Bowie, 81 3d. Dragon, 81 81 Flag |
stat, 50 46; Holbrook, s6.l4; King |
man, $40 "a; Maricopa, IS 81; No |
gales, IS 50; Pantano, IS OIL; San
Simon, 81 50; Tucson, s. 10; The |
Needles, S1l 20; Williams, 80 70; |
Wilcox, 81 10; Winslow, 50 o.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27


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Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

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ment in the blood, developed BY iudi-
gestlon, Is the cause Of Rheumatism.
This settles upon the sensitive sub-cu-
taneous covering of the muscles and
ligaments Of bic joints, causing con
slant and shifting pain, and aggrega.
ting as q calcareous, chalky deposit
which produces stiffness and distortion
Of the joints. No fact, which expert.
ence has demonstrated in regard to
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has
stronger evidence 10 support than this,
namely, that this medicine Of compre-
hensive uses checks tue formidable and
atrocious disease, nor is it less positive.
y established that il is preferable to
the poisons often used to arrest it,
since the medicine contains only salu-
tary ingredients. 1t ii also a signal
remedy for malarial feyers, constipa-
tion dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments, debility and other disorders
Sec that you get the genuine.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
Notlce ~ Forfelture.

ToS g VIM, 81 whom Il uay copcelny
this IS TO notify son thar 4 eo-ewner III
the Manzaiiita mining claiin Situated IN ;hs
Globe District haze done asa peIso9ned tho
annual work on ssid ciaiisl as re5t4ire1. llV lax
for the year 1899, fl.is tnprrfIe 6 rs natify
yaU that II Won do NOT ray yUur fal ppp9or
tion 81 tag cost ofpaii Woff tagsther.with tie
eest u this Advertisement within ninety aey9
after the fist publication II this hatiar. yerf
interest ID said claipi N to.0Nner Ssh fs&lv
cease sna hosane The iiFg4iggty e ilt t3itF
signed, lg opsration q law
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Sheriff Pascoe, who has been on
Tonic and Salt river inviting citizens
TO spend few days with tho court
the coming week, has returned and re-
port some Of the stockmen engaged in
the SPRING round up. Grass is good
and cattle are in fine condition. He
also brings the news Of The drowning
Of two Of Thomson's stage horses in
crossing Tonto
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
0UR BARaAIN o0uNTER ] ".

OUR BARGAIN COUNTER / We
have opened a Bargain Counter this
week on which will be displayed many
different articles Of General Merchan-
disc at actual bona eide cost prices and
some slightly damaged goods at much
below our cost prices Or customers
will thus often secure the very article
they wish at prices which cannot be
equalled elsewhere, and vie Be ena-
bled to work Of some Of our surplus
stock. AN articles will BE- plainly
marked and subject to easy inspection
and will be sold 1T figures which Will
satisfy all. Termsstrictly cash. give
as a call and be convinced.
Respectfully, &e.
E. 4. KELLNER eco.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Ii will be observed by an advertise
ment in another column, that Messrs.
W. II. Duryea and Thomas Ross have
formed partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general mercantile
business. Mr.. Duryea has had large
experience in tho business in Globe
and from the oblising disposition Of
Mr.. Ross and his former experience in
commercial life, we are aatifed the
firm will prove a success.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

In former number Of the BELT we
had occasion to refer to the homicide
of B. J. Drew by E. NJ. Chilson, which
We did from the best attainable infor-
nation at the time. We have now
different version, which places the af.
fair in more favorable light for the
accused.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

So far no jurors have been sum
noned to be in attendance at the en-
SUING term of court. AS at the for
mer term, it Is the intention to rely
upon "pick-ups."
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
WE ALLOW NO HOUSE ON THE
COAST TO UNDERSELL US.
NOTICE.-HaYing coneluded 70 20

NOTICE. Having concluded to 20
ont oFbusiness for the spring and sum
mer, | desire to close all my accounts,
and all parties indebted to ME will
please cali and settle at once, as all
unsettled bills win 10 left in the hands
of collector after the 10TH. My stock
Of goods win be left with II e. Hitch
cock, who viii sell them at very low
figures fcr Cash ONLY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

No travelling expenses or hotel bills
to pay for when ordering a suit of
clothes from Van Wagenen. Suits
examined and satisfaction given be-
fore you pay your money. NoCharges
for return of the money. Take tum-
BILE. Saba.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

A letter from David R. Roys, to the
BEIr, locates him at Carthage, socor-
70 County, New Mexico, engaged in
prospecting for coal with diamond
dlll, for the Atchison, Topeka & San
ia Fe railroad. Mrs. Roys is also
there. They send expressions OF kind
ness to friends in GLOBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The races last evening at the rink
attracted a large number of ladies and
gentlemen The following is the re.
suit: The one hour go as you please,
was closely contested by DeLartge and
Blevins--six entries. DeLartge and
Bleyins covered 8 miles and p laps in
553 minutes. The race was adjudged
to Bleylns by foul. Willie Bath was
declared winner Of the sack race and
also the spud race. The barrel race
was adjudged to John Bath. The
"midgets' race was given to Q. Mid
dleton.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Friday next, April Cd, is the first
anniversary of an unexpected house
warming in Globe, in which Jerry
Hyndman, Fred Westmeyer, G. Boshe
and the proprietor Of the BELT were
reluctantly obliged to pocket the loss.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

SLUU, uJuoents postass ead " NAH You viii
oct ftss package If goods Of large value,
that will start you in work that viii al once
bring sou III money faster ihan anything
else III America. "A II about the 100000 III
presents with each box. Agents wanted
Of either sex, for all the time or
spare time only, to work for MS at their own
homes. Fortunes for all workers absolute
ly assured. Don't delay. H. HALTET &
Co, Portland, Maine. feb2lIy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Ed. Shearer, whom we first knew in
Silver City, New Mexico, and subso.
quently in Globe, died in Tucson on
the Goth inst. Shearer, at the time Of
his death, was a resident of Wilcox.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Judge Anderson and VIM. Graves,
of California, Alex. Campbell, Of
Tucson, Judge VIM. Porter and Z. J.
Edwards, of Phenx and District At
torney Eggers, Of Prescott, are ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The MeSsrs. Pascoe, Benjamin and
Thomas, as will be seen by an an.
nouncement in another column, have
opened livery, teed and sale stable.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Forty-eight hundred dollars silver
bullion, proceeds Of MoMillen ore, re-
duced in Nefe's mill for TUG" Will
son and others, was shipped yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Miss Ada Livingston, a favcrite in
Globe, left the present week with her
brother Howard for the Verde Valley,
with view to a prolonged visit.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The valuable property north of the
public school building has been pur-
chased by Adolph J. Arana.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Judge Lemon of Pheuix, is here on
legal business, and will remain until
the adjournment of court, which con-
Venes on Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
I. Ap'nO as'A,O 1886 Il.
Anniversary 67th.

Mrs, W. w. Gibson, whose life had
been despaired of for some days past,
is now slowly conyalescing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Van Wagenen does not keep bar
gain counter, but will guarantee you
a bargain all the same.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Missouri corn fed hams and bacon.
Fresh lot of canned goods. Blue grass
whisky, Goldfish and cheese at Van
Wagensn's.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
4 rrnNTInNl W. Lii u 49,

ATTENTION We wish to notify
those who lire indebted to as, that We
will close up our business this month.
All unpaid bills nust 10 settled before
we leave, as everything will so to the
hands Of a collector. We are not
humbugging; We are positively in
earnest We hope that our customers
viii spare as the trouble Of gong to
law. MYEGs C ScaEIS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
California -four at Van Wagenon's.

The result Of tax collections is most
satisfactory as showing the healthful
financial condition ofproperty owners.
Out of a levy of $19,090,55 for the
year 1885, only S2i8,S3 was delinquent,
while the previous year, 1884, the
levy was less, yet the delinquency
footed S2,05415 We doubt if any
county in the Territory can make, in
this respect, as favorable a showing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

There Will be preaching at the Bap-
list church tomorrow at the usual
hOur,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Call at VANS and see the new lot OF
Monsorrat fruit juice.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.


J. w Frakes has been adding to the
convenience of his stables,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Monica Hernandez died last night
leaving two children, one an infant.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

A letter to w. H. Griffin, dated
March 2lst, from R. E. Wilson, Of
Benson, states that Mexican rnstlers
stole lot of horses from that vicinity
and were pursued BY Tom Turner and
a Mr.. Logan, who overlook them near
Lordsburg and succeeded In killing
three of them and wounding another,
and recovered five Of the horses. Some
of the thieves fed ii The direction Of
Globe. Mr.. Wilson describes a sorrel
pony, carrying q diamond brand on
left shoulder, as one of the animals
still missing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Five thousand and twenty ounces az
silver from Fame ore, was shipped the
present week By s. Klein 4 Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Notice is hereby given that the j g-
ular annual meeting Of the stock
Growers Association Of ella County,
Arizona, will BE- held in Globe at 2
o'clock p. m. on Saturday, April 3,
1886. A general attendance Of tnem-
bers Of the association is expected, as
important business viii be transacted.
Gro a. ALLIES, President.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

New lot Of preserved strawberries
and desert cherries at Van Wagenens. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
r ATTI4E RaaeA
For Sale,

Situated In Pleasant Valley, two miles from
Bloody Tanks, on the Silver King trail.
A First Glass Cattle Ranch,
IL offered for sale by the undersigned. With
81 land could be brought under cultivation.
There Is on the premises one acre under close
cedar fence; a corral, ninety feet square, com
tanning calf corral; also well containing .
feet IT water, 10 granite, curbod atd Jagged
with cedar, in conner Of corral. A neat adobe
cabin, plastered inside and out. shingle roof,
is on the ranch. PETER SMITH.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Open frola z A. NJ. tot p ~, daily,
StDUlSy--fgom 8 IN 8 An.
i. o. KENNEDY, p, III.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
March 8. 1ss6.

The Kellner Mil & Mining Compa-
ny Of New York owning che old Mug
get mill and mines are ready for gem
eral quartz milling for customers on
the most reasonable and economical
basis. Satisfaction given in every I'M
stance. Paul J. johnson Is ia charge
of mill e. Il. kELINER,
Geul manager and principal owner,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

This paper is kept on Go az y. Q, Dako's
Advertising Agoncy, CA and 65 Merchants
lExci.4nge. SEN francisco, Cal, where con-
tracts for advertising can be made forit.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

No comb honey, bat plenty Of Cal
ifornia canned honey and maple syrup
at VANS,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
WILL itNOt Pay You to Send us alORDBR.
SEND ron Samples or

We are Offering SPECIAL LINE OF BOYS SUITS; az
to II years, at $3.50
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

From The Leading Markets of the World while guarantee
prices against any House in the West; quality considered
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Our COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT. has again been e
larged and New Facilities Added to Accommodate
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04

The Price Current explains that "the
above figures of immigration for the past
year covers only the six ports, of Balti-
more, Boston, New Orleans, New York,
Philadelphia and San Francisco, at which
The immigration for the preceding year was
$40, 030, or about ninety per cent. of the
final report Current statistics of immi-
grafton embrace no calculation for immi-
grants arriving from Mexico and British
North American Provinces. 1t is likely
the final returns of the Treasury Depart
ment will show fully $50, 900 for the past
year-which would imply that the pres
ent population is almost exactly GO, ,O0O,-
900, calculated as mentioned"
In six years, therefore, our population
has increased from so, 155, 783 to 20, 900,
900, or nearly 10, COO, 900; and in the ten
years preceding 1850 it increased H.
500, 1000, making gain in sixteen years
of 81, ,500,0 900. As our population was
only So, 800, 900 in 1870. it has gained
over sixty per cent. What influence such
an increase in population has upon con
sumption of products, is not easily to be
conceived. Take the case of wheat
alone. 1t is estimated that four and a
half bushels of -four per annum are con-
sumed by each man. woman and child in
the country An increase in population
of 10, 900, 900 means that the country
must produce As, 900, 900 more bushels
of wheat for home consumption than it
did in 1880. An Increase of 21,j00, 900
in population means an increased wheat
consumption at home of 9e, $50, 900
bushels. Just that much more wheat is
required to supply the home demand
than was needed in 1870. In this we
take no account of the additional amount
eqIired for seeding the increased area
put into wheat raising.-New York Iadi-
enfOr
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Thomas Edison is going to experiment
with earth currents, which he thinks
may revolutionize telegraphy. He says,
sooner or later, telegraph wires will be
thing of the past.
Careful experiments by Mr.. Joseph
Jastrow show that the evidence obtained
in favor of magnetic sense" "a per-
ception of the mysterious force of mag
nets-is unreliable. The sense does not
exist.
An incandescent lamp which requires
no vacuum in the globe has been invent
ed in Germany. The wire used Is
mixture of conducting and non-conduct-
ing elements, the latter preventing the
former frcm melting
AniIine oil is reported to be gaining
considerable favor as local anesthetic
in simple surgical operations, such as
opening felon. On dipping the finger
in the oil for short time it becomes so
insensible tLat the flesh may be cut to
the bone without pain.
A Spanish inventor, Senor Pumariega,
proposes applying an electric current to
the BODY BY a novel method. Flannel
is impregnated with oxides of iron, cop
per, zinc and tin, which are excited by
the Precipitation of the body and subject
the latter to weak but constant electric
current.
1t is not generally known that coal
which remains in store perfectly dry IS
rendered less valuable on that account,
yet such is the fact. Most coal mines
are saturated with water. and if this As
drained off, the coal becomes flinty and
valueless. Coal stored through the sum-
mer should be sprink ed and kept moist.
H. Eullard, of Springfield, Mass,
has for several months past been at work
on tricycle. for which steam shall fur
nish the motive power. The experiment
has so far succeeded that recently severGl
trial trips have been made with such sat
isfacton as to already cause two manu-
facturers to apply for the right of manu-
facture.
Ebony can be initiated on wood by
first painting with one per cent. solu-
tion of sulphate of copper. When per-
fectly dry the wood is painted over with
a liquid consisting of equal weights of
aniline, hydro-chloride and spirits of
wine. The blue vitroil acts on the ami
line and forms nigrosin, black which
can not be affected by acids or alkalies.
A luster can be added by coating with
simple copal varnish.
1t is said that the great glacier of
Alaska is moving at the rate of a quarter
, of mile per annum toward the sea. The
front, according to this account, presents
wall of ice some five hundred feet in
thickness, its breadth varies from three
to ten miles, and it is about $50 miles
long. Almost every quarter of an hour
hundreds of tons of ice in large blocks
fall into the sea-. which they agitatc in
the most violent manner, the waves being
such as to toss about the largest vessels
that approach the glacier as if they were
small boats. The ice is extremely pure
and dazzling to the eye, and has tints Of
the lightest blue as well as of the deepest
indigo. The top is very rough and
broken, forming small hills, and even
chains of mountains in miniature.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04
TREASURE.

TSe flowers planted in the flush of spring,
Have budded, bloomed and withered long
AEos
rhs grim my lavish fingers used to throw,
Long since was reaped for others garnering;
Vet am rich amid my nature dearth;
NY gold is where the rainbow touches earth.
Ny wealth = molten of fun many an ore,
Drg frum the sacred caverns Of the Past;
STORED where the Presents quiet light is cast;
Piled in the Promiseland that lies before.
Amhasu+ together, all of priceless worth,
All Ind Just where the rainbow touches earth.
And Memory, Faith and Hope its guardians
are.
As holding loves strong hand make my
way,
Knowing near little ever day
The one sure goal where, passing DER the
har,
find IN all the glow Of second birth,
MY ThaRsure, where the rainbow touches
earth
All the Year Round.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-04
How to Keen a Room Cool.

The composing room of the Picay'se
is situated in the upper story OF its pub
lication house, just under the roof, and
in summer is extremely hot. An inspira-
tion seemed to have come to one of the
oppressed occupants, and, in accordance
with it, vertical wooden box was con-
structed in the corner of the room, with
openings at the floor and ceiling and
furnished with pipe for supplying
water at the top, and pan and drain
at the bottom for receiving the flow and
carrying it away. The supply pipe was
bent over the upper end Of the shaft,
and fitted with a nose like that of u
watering pot, so as to deliver shower
of spray instead of solid stream. On
connecting it with the service pipe the
movement of the water was found TO
cause an active circulation of the air in
that part of the room, which was drawn
in at the upper opening Of the shaft and
issued again ccol and fresh at the floor
level. The most surprising thing about
the experiment seems to have been the
effect of the water in cooling the ar to
a degree much below its own tempera-
ture. With Mississippi water, which
when drawn from the service pipe, in
dicated a temperature of eighty four
degrees, the air Of the room in which
the thermometer at the beginning Of the
trial stood at ninety-six degrees was
cooled in passing through the length of
the shaft to seventy-four degrees, or
about twenty degrees below the tenn
perature at which it entered, and nine
teen degrees below that of the water
which was used to cool it. OF course
the absorption Of heat by the evaporation
OF portion of the water accounts for it's
refrigerating effect, but the result seems
to have been so easily and inexpensivcly
attained, that the experiment would be
well worth repeating in other cases.
Nei0 Orleans Picayuno