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Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
Earthoidi ana his statue

A little fye-year old, who was tray-
cling to California with her parents,
astonished them BY saying as the train
passed through canyon in the Rocky
Mountains. "Why, ma, look at that
picture on that rock, monk holding
upa bottle with an electric light round
it Now l know whore Bartholdi got
his idea Of the statue of liberty" Her
father laughed VERY likely" lie
said, ''but that picture stands for st.
Jacobs Oil, which cured you Of rheu-
natism last winter"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

1t would seem to be a truth appre-
oiable by all, aud especially by profess
sors Of the healing art, that to remove
the disease, not to alleviate it8 symp-
toms, should be the chief aim of med
icatlon. Vet in how many instances
do we see this truth admitted in theory,
ignored in practice. The reason that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is success
ful in so many cases, with which rem
edies previously tried were inadequate
TO cope, is attributable to the fact that
it is a medicine which reaches and re-
moves the causes of the various ma
ladies to which it is adapted. IRdl-
gestion, fever and ague, liver COM
plant, govt, rheumatism, disorder of
the bowels, urinary affections and
other maladie8 are not palliated mere
Iy, but rooted out by it. 1t goes to
the fountain head. II is really, not
nominally, a radical remedy, and il
eudows the system with an amount Of
yigor which is its best protection
against disease,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

And ia aecnrianee With law, and an order II
the Board 81 Directors, made On the 18th
day 81 November 1855, 80 many shares 81
each parcel Of such stock ss Hiay b llecessary,
win Ia sold at public Auction, 1t the office Of
the Company, Recon- 81 Montgomery Block,
No. G4s Montgomery street, San Francisco,
1856, at the hour If ii o'clock q, nj, q said
day, 30 pay said Delinquent Assessment
thereon, together Sith cDsts Of advertising and
expenses Sf the sale
G. Il. GILLETT, Secretary.
Office Room ~, Ma. 500 Montgomery ST,
San Francisco, California.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

In company with some friends,
Thursday, We visited the now famous
Woodpecker and West End mines.
We found Messrs. Burns q Kennedy
and small force Of men busy taking
out and saeking some very fine ore, in
fact some Of the best ore we ever saw.
Mr. Burns has done considerable pros.
pecting on the claims since he went
out and has found good ore, contain
ing plenty Of horn,silyer in at least a
dozen new places on the mines, and
some Of the ore VIII assay several
thousands dollars ton. They have
sacked about five tons Of high grade
ore within the past three days, all Of
which was taken from surface work.
The ore sacked viii sample, undoubt4
eddy, several hundred dollars per ton.
While we were there yesterday, q four
teen inch streak Of orc was struck IL
the big ledge, as il II called, Mat We
think viii assay at least S2lOe0 per
ton Pinal Record
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

FOR SALE 1 black walnut bed.
room set; marble top bureau and wash
stand; ! marble-top center table; 4
black walnut chairs; black walnut
dung table; | black walnut flower
stand; lounge; 1 No. Z cook stove and
utensils; ! parlor stove and pipe; !
child crib; 4 pictures, brackets and
various articles.
All nearly as good as new, and for
sale at one-llalf then worth. Enquire
of FRANK M. HAGMoE,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Members Of CHA County Stock As,
ISOLATION.
The annual meeting Of the above
association will take place at The
Sherif's Office in Globe, on Saturday
February 9th, 1886, at IL o'clock m,
Business Of Importance demands at,
teution. Election of officers aud APP.
pointment Of Executive Committee,
etc. THos. PAscoE,
.. Pres. Elk. Com.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

OUR BARGAIN COUNTER We
have opened a Bargain Counter this
week on which will be displayed many
different articles Of General Mcrchan-
disc at actual bona Gde cost prices and
some slightly damaged goods at much
below our cost prices Our customers
viii thus often secure the very article
they wish al prices whlch cannot be
equalled elsewhere, and we be ena-
bled to work off some Of our surplus
stock. All articles will be plainly
marked and subject to easy inspection
and win be sold at figures which Will
satisfy all. Terms strictly cash. GiYe
US a call and be convinced.
Respectfully, &c.
T.. Il. KELdIEER eco.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

News from the rural districts does
not always trayelwith electrical speed,
consequently our account ofthe floods
/ in Tonic, Verde aud Salt river val
leys is not as fresh as that BIZ wire
from the antipodes, hence the delay in
recounting the loss Of property and
danger that encompassed residents in
the immediate vicinity Of those
I streams.
| H. N. Thomson, the mail carrier,
informed us that Andy Blake suffered
/ to the extent Of the loss of a house and
twenty acres of land,
Judge w. Q, Eddy is also out and
injured by the loss Of his dam.
( CHARLES Packard parted company
with his house, corral and about ten
acres of land.
Clanton contributed q house to the
seething stream, and to add to his dis
comfort wos obliged to pass the night
waist deep in water.
Frank Cline and William Butts
were obliged to take to the hills,
Two men (new comers) names not
mentioned, were completely washed
out losing half their ranch.
A. d. Cline in attempting to cross
the Tonic drowned two horses and
lost a wheel Of his vehicle.
A. A. Wards house at Spnfower,
was entirely destroyed. Ward in at
tempting to carry a woman 30 a place
where her clothes would remain dry,
fell and in turn was assisted by the
woman beyond the GOOD, where they
could drip.
Thomson, in attempting to cross the
mail over the Salome was wet above
the shirt collar, which was rendered
as limp as a dish-rag. In fact he was
wet all over even his eye-lashes, and
bald spot ON the crown of his head.
After reaching an island he left hls
blackboard with its load, minus a
wheel, which now rests beneath the
sands OF the Salome, and where it is
likely to remain until it is dug up
after the stream runs dry. In order
to adapt himself to circumstances,
Thomson tied a rope to the neck and
tail Of a horse, mounted hiIa, and with
mournful look took leave Of the
wreck, plunged in, only to experience
another duoking. His horse went I'M
der and so did Thomson. who great
ly taGgued and very wet reached Ar
mer's. Next morning he succeeded
in bringing his threo-wheeled buck
board with its assorted freight to
where be had dried Himself the pre-
vious night, and busted himself in
hanging yards and yards Of calico
and countless numbers Of Ladies I'M
dcrwear upon a wire fence, after
which he opened the Chinese box and
greatly astonished the Armer family
with the tempting display of fire
crackers, fish, birds nests, dried aau-
sage and a hunk Of opium. While at
tending the drying of calico, Thomson
was necessarily obliged to neglect the
Chinese collection, and greatly to his
dtsmay, upon his return to the house,
he discovered that the cats had eaten
the fish and the dogs the sausage.
Had Thomson been of q poetic turn of
mindAe would have said, Twas ever
thus from childhood's hour, I've seen
my fondest hopes decay" and feeling
that a remark was called for simply
said: Don't this beat he'll"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Alonzo Bailey, yesterday, while fix
ing a stove pipe, in his store, fell
against the edge of the counter, which
caused a severe though not a danger
Gus injury to his back.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
posrpnMnhfFNr

BY order Of the Board Of Directors the date
Of sale If the Above delinquent assessments Is
postponed until MONDAY, the 2sd day d
February, 1886, at the same hour and place.
fsb6-3wI q. II. tfILLETT, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

w, ". Brookner and wife, on the
4th, entertained O few friends in COM
memoration Of the completion Of their
first wear of welded life.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Our sale will continue for q few
months more, and those wishing to
secure good bargains in our line, will
do well by calling at once.
MYERs & SCHEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
GEEERAL. LEE SILVER MINING coM.
PANY.

Location Of principal place At business, San
Francisco, California,
Location ii works, MeAiiiien, Giia County,
Arizoua.
NOTIGF.--There ore delinquent upon the
following described Stack, on account Of As.
seBsmsnt Ma, z, levied on the 2Sth day a 80
rgmbBr, 1885, the several Rmuunts set opposite
the names Of the respective Shareholders,
as followH:
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Messrs, Bouquet and Askius have
been slaughtering the "varminta,"
During the last eight months they
killed thirteen lions, and sixteen wild
cats. The largest Of the lions ia maleJ
was Of unusual size, measuring nine
feet in length and stood three feet in
height and weighed about four hun
bred pounds. The lions have proved
most destructive Of stock.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Babylaud, the Magazine for the
babies, the coming year, in addition
to its bright pictures, and gay little
jingle, and sweet stories, will have
some special delights for the little
ones. In short Babyland, the whole
year will be the happiest, best sort of
a home kindergarten. Only fifty
cents year. Address D. Lathrop &
Co. publishers, Franklin and Hawley
streets, Boston, Mass.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
MINlNG NoTEs.
RAMpoz ClkNr. Feb. 3. 1S86.

ftAMBo2 tKNtP, Feb. " 1866.
ED SILVER BRIr: The Comet sill
yer mine, formerly the Miami, owned
BY j. 3. Henry, n I. Burke and Il. Il.
! Wlnterberger is located about half
mile south Of this camp. It shows
considerable surface work, which was
mainly done BY the Miami Company,
but with the exception Of an incline
sunk to the depth Of rs feet the work
done scarcely deserves being classed
as development work. Notwithstand-
ing this the Company gouged out
enough ore to net them Sl6,8o0. Be-
sides this the present owners have
taken out sufficient ore to increase the
output to date to over $4,000 to say
nothing about $50 tons Of low grade
ore yet on the dump, that will work
from So to 30 ozs, of silver per ton,
which consider a creditable showing
for a little surface scratching. The
claim is 1890 feet long by 600 wide
The ledge is we'll defined, from throe
to four feet in width, with a north
easterly and southwosterly trend, and
tracaable OH the surface very nearly
the entire length Of the location. The
general character Of the ore is q cop
per silver glance, carrying some native
and chloride of silver, some of which
remains in sight in the mine.
The ]. Gould mine, originally the
Ramboz, owned by w. Y. Kingsbury,
is located parallel to and adjoins the
Comet on the west, The main shaft
is down so feet. Besides this there
are various open cuts and tunnels at
different places ON the ledge, all Of
which show a well defined VEN from
three to four feet wide, which is trace
able by the groupings tue entire
length Of the claim, 1900 feet. This
mine has produced SO far 100 tons of
ore, that averaged at the mill very
nearly $500 in silver per ton, and there
is ON the dumps at the present time
about $50 tons Of second-class ore,
that will yield from 10 to 30 ounces Of
silver per ton. The ore found here is
grey carbonate of lead carrying Gallo
ride Of silver.
The Rescue mine, owned by L. J.
Webster, is situated west and paral- |
lei to the ]. Gould. The main shaft
on this claim is down 100 feet having
many ether shallow openings nearly
all Of which expose a splendid vein
from two to four feet wide. This
claim has returned TO the owner about
$4,000 aud there Is at present on tue
dumps about 200 tons Of low grade
ore that will yield from 50 to 60 cum
oes Of silver per ton. The character
Of the ore is silver glance and sui
phides, with a small per cent Of clio. |
ride. w. A. HOLMES.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

G, S. Van Wagenen is prepared to
measure and take orders for gentle
mems clothing. Call and see samples.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Mrs. Louis DePuy, nee Miss Shields,
died in Florence on Friday morning,
january Goth.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Glenn Reynolds left on Thurday for
Albany, Texas, and expects to return
with his family in May.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

We have few excellent black suits
left which we will sell at a great re-
duction on former prices.
J. MYERs & SCHETE.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

A letter from Jos, II. Hamill says he
is recovering from a mild attack of
scarlet fever.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

The following gives the tompera-
ture aud rain fall here: December
lS95--mean maximum temperature,
59.2; mean minimum temperature,
800. Rain fall (.27) one inch and
twenty-seyen hundredths. January
1886-meau maximum temperature,
$40; mean minimum temperature,
8I4. Total rain fall C38S) three inches
aud eighty eight bundrsdths. From
this it viii be seen that Globe escaped
the pinching weather complained Of
in less favored localities.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

This paper is kept on tile at L. c, Dakes
Advertising Agency, ca and o. Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con.
tracts for advertising cnn be made for Il,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

The Golden Eagle mill started mp
Thursday on Golden Eagle ore, and
the Cleveland mine has shipped about
thirteen tons Of ore there TO be worked.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Messrs. yosburgh, Newton, Plyley
and Master George Wilson are now
rusticating at " and VS. ranch.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

All knowing themselves indebted to
us, will please settle at oace.
J. MYUBs 6 ScBEIE.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
DIED

STEW EMS On Tonic, A. r., Jan 10th,
Henry s, Stevens, native d Missouri,
aged 50 year,.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Aesehliman and Riley's opening
ball at the Globe Rink, last night, is
highly commended as a most enioya-
bic affair. Participants were loath to
leave, and remained TIL 2 o. N.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Fame ore is now beng carried to
Kellner's mill for reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

The Thermometer yesterday at s
a. N, registered is and 5 p. m. 70,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
AIR. Robt Irion il in town,

Messrs. Callahan and Fisher are
here from Green Valley,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
BORN.
ngARnrrn.

REY NOIDS-ln Globe, Feb, Bad 10 the
wife 81 y. a. Reynolds, q daugAteE,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Toys, Christmas and New Years
presents for sale at cost, for cash, for
SO days, G. Z. TAYLOR.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Adjourned meeting of Stockholders
Of the Globe City Roller Skating Rink,
will Sc held in the Rink on Tuesday
evening, February 10th, at 7:8O p, m,
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year. A full attendance
is requested as important business
will come before the meeting. If you
have one share come; if two come.
Come anyhow.
PER OrdER or PREs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Go to Bailey's for hats, shoes and
furnishing goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Five mule and two bull teams load
ca with coke fol the Old Dominion
Company, crossed the ella river
Thursday The Ok teams had two to
three wagons, Pat STANLEY also
passed over with his mnle team
Witli merchandise for Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Beef tea on tap, at c. +. Taylor's.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

A very rich strike has been made on
the Stonewall Jackson mine at Me-
Millen by "Tug" Wilson and others,
Two assays Of ore gave $4,000 and
$4,000. 1t is estimated they have
about $4,000 worth in sight.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

The KelIner Mill & Mining Gompa-
ny Of New York owning the old Mug
get mill and mines are ready for gem
eral quartz milling for customers on
the most reasonable and economical
basis. Satisfaction given i'll every JIM
stance Paul ] johnson Ii Id charge
oil mill II, II. KELIlN Err,
Gen manager and principal owner.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Time flies DER with eagles wings
and in its flight time encirclod the
fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Job Atkins and Miss Amelia Clark,
and the consequent result was a
wooden wedding numerouslY attended
b. friends Of the contracting parties
bearing appropriate preseats viz;
clothes pins, rolling pin, brackets, a
Eastwood cupid and "sich," for which
the donees we've duly thankful and so
manifested by q rhetorical flourish OF
the groom's right hand, which seemed
to say: "In behalf of ourselves my
self and bride--thanksl DO not fiji
the measure of our gratitude by this
generous gRt Of wood, especially when
we reflect that it IS ready saleat seven
dollars a cord Tor steam and domestic
purposes wherNupon the hand sub
sided as if abashed at its eloquence,
and with undue haste. took refuge ii
his pocket. After tRs eloquent trib-
ute to the generosity of friends, dane
ing commenced and continued with-
out iutermission, except for refresh
ments, until daylight,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Messrs. VIM. 7. and Henry II. Nc
Nelly are IN receipt Of a dispatch
dated Washington, February 3rd, an
nouncing the death of their mother
on that day. She was well advanced
in years, and although suffering from
an incurab.e disease, the news of her
demise was not looked for at that time,
The announcement of the termination
of her life was a source Of deepest
sorrow to her sons in this place.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-02-06

Saturday, February 9, 1885.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-31

The Parkersburg State Journal il
silly enough to say in its columns
that Senator John 4. Kenna was
not the author Of the speech be
lately delivered 10 the Senate. We
heretofore have given Bro. White
credit for being a man Of truth as
we'll as sense, but we are losing
faith in him in both respects. Does
he for a moment think that any Of
his readers will be deluded into be,
lieSing such a charge against q
man Of Senator Kenna's known
ability His speech is hurting and
the Radical organs want to kill the
effect it is having throughout the
country. The Petersburg Sentinel
in replying to the Journals article,
says: 1.-THE speech was the really
great and overwhelming argument
of the debate, 10 force, argument
and elOquence, and so convincing
that at its delivery it was at once
pronounced unanswerable. The
effort TO detraot from the laurels
that appropriately belong to Mr.,
Kenna is not commemorate mol
even judicious."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-31
The House ChapIaln's Prayer
Which James, Of New York
Said Was Incendiary.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The
Chaplain's prayer this morning in
the House was as follows
"Give ear, oh God of Jacob, and
awaken US to see the danger which
threatens the civilized world. A
revolution more tremendous than
any Of which history tells, in which
the scenes Of the reign Of terror
may be enacted ID every capital Of
Europe aud America. Too long
the few have mastered the many,
because they understood the open
secret, the tools 10 them that can
use them; but now the many have
learned the secret of organization,
drill and dynamite. Rouse the
rich Of the world to understand
that the time has come for grind.
ing, selfish monopoly to cease, that
corporations may get souls in them
with justice, honor, conscience and
human kindness Teach the rich
men Of the country that great for.
tunes are lent by Thee for other
purposes than 10 build and decor.
ate palaces, to found private col.
lections Of art, 10 stock wine cellars,
to keep racing studs and yachts
and find better company than host.
lers, grooms, Jockeys. pool sellers
and book.makers. Teach them, oh
God, that il is Thee who has given
them power to get these fortunes,
that it is 10 probe them TO know
what is in the heart whether they
will keep Thy commandments or
not, and that those commandments
are:
"Thou shalt love the Lord, thy
God, with all thy heart aud thy
nGighbor as thyself. That il the
rich men Of our land keep these
commandments the poor will fol.
low the example and we at least
will be saved from the days Of trib
ulation that are fast coming on all
the world. Help us, oh God, and
save u.s."
Mr., Grosyenor, Of Ohio, asked
unanimous consent that the prayer
DO printed in the record. Mr..
James, Of New York, objected, re.
marking sottO voice to gentlemen
who asked him to withdraw his oh.
lection, that it was made because
the prayer was an incendiary
speech.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-31
CIeveland's Horseshoe sun
Shining.

Buffalo Times.
President Cleveland's good luck
does not desert him. He is rising
lriumphantly above the Senate. -
The fierce partisan battle which
that body is Baging against the
Administration has rallid the De-
mocracy around the President
The contest came as a blessing in
disguise 10 Mr.. Cleveland and the
whole Democratic party. TbePres.
ident and the party have not had
the best ofan understanding since
his inauguration. He has been
slow in meeting the demands his
political adherenis.
The effect Of the sehate's attack
upon President Cleveland has been
to harmonic the difference exist.
ing in the Democratic ranks. II
has brought the President aud his
party closer together, and the final
result will be to place the DemOcra.
cy in proper condition for the great
campaign OF 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-31
State News.

John Boyles has been arrested
upon the charge Of burglar,zing the
station house, near Wolf Summit.
The Howell Torpedo Company Of
Washington, D. c., has been incor.
porated By Secretary Of State Wal.
ker.
Dr. VIM. ]. Bland, The superin.
tendent of the Weston Asylum,
was attacked with a stroke Of par.
alysis last week.
The Kanawha county grand jury,
in session last week, fonnd 1853 in.
dictments; 141 we're for misde.
meanors and II for felonies.
Edward, a fourteeu.year old son
Of A. S. KiDciad, Of Ravenswood,
while out in an old skitF a few days
since, upset and was drowned.
The New River Hotel at Hinton
vas burned Monday morning with
its contents. Several adjoining
buildings we're damaged. Loss
$4,000.
Mrs. Abe johnson, Of Keyser, has
great arm chair which her grand.
father brought to this country with
him in 1740. II is still in con.
slant use.
The managers of the Kingwood
narrow guage railroad claim that
they have arranged 10 secure the
necessary funds to complete their
road next summer.
Eight double.edged knives, with
blades about a foot long, have been
found under the hearth Of an old
house in Lewis county. The weap
ons are supposed TO be relicts Of the
late war.
A remarkable double death &C.
Cured last Thursday night, at
Rowlesbnrg. Henry Moore, an EN-.
ploye on the B. & o., died at nine
o'clock and his son at eleven. The
former died from a carbuncle on his
neck, but no cause can be assigned
for the young mans death.
Henry Howell and VIM. Chick,
who are near neighbors, met near
HuttonSville, Sunday morning,
when Chick halted Howell, asking
him TO take back q lie, which be
refused to do, and drew his pistol
"a 30 calibre-and shot Chick 10
the lower part Of the abdomen
Chick will die.
It is currently reported that
there are several illicit distilleries
in operatin in Slab Fork district,
in Raleigh and part in Wyoming
and Mercer counties. There is no
doubt about these distilleries being
in existence and a good field Of IL.
Dor is presented to the revenue
officers,
The largest mines Of the Valley,
the Marmet, and the Campbell's
Creek, are closed on account Of
strikes, and besides these the small.
Ter mines Of Dana Brothers, North
Coalburg, Ralton and McFarlane.
The Pioneer Company is running,
but with a greatly reduced 6rce,
and it is a matter Of time when IL,
too, will have to close,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-31
Agrees.
parkenburg Sentinel.

. I
We agree with our esteemed 60,
temporary, the Point Pleasant
REGISTER, that the democrals ought
TO have the Offices. But neither
the President nor the President's
sppointees seem 10 think the dem,
ocrals are entitled to oil II them
And the fact that republicans, and
men who we're never beard Of a
belonging 10 the democratic party
until they bobbed up al candidates
for office, can get places over the
heads Of those who have been life
long workers in democratic rank.
is what is creating 60 much indif
ference and Disgust among The rauk
and file Of the party.