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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

GENERAL GORDoN's inaugural AL :
dress As Governor of Georgia is note
worthy for the frank confession by a
thoroughly representative Southern
man of the fact that the issue of the
civil war was great blessing to the
South. "In the last quarter of our
national life," he said, "a guiding
Providence has overruled for the ma
tion's good ,as we trust, those sectional
dissensions which were inevitable
from dissimilar and conflicting insti-
tutions prOvidentially established on
this continent. From political con-
fusion, angry controversies and bloody
conflicts have come national life
more robust, a national peace more
real, and national union more endu-
ring, The support of the
States involves no disloyalty to the
General Govern ment or to any of its
rights. There is nowhere in this Re-
public either dislOyal citizens or dis
loyal sentiments. But everywhere all
hearts, voices and arms are ready for.
the preservation of the General Gov
ernment in all its constitutional vig0r
as the pledge of our peace and safety"
With the Democratic Governor of
the Empire State of the South "
talking in this strain, the blindest of
Republican BourbOns must see that
the old sectional issue in our politics
is dead and buried.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

Sr. PETERS Cathedral in Allegheny
City, was destroyed by fire Friday
night. Loss over $3.50, 900.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

THE official figures for Mayor of N.
Y city are: Hewitt, 80 552; George,
6s 10; Roosevelt, 60, 435, and Ward
well, 5S2-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

AN amendment to the Dow law,
making the tax $500, and reaching
the manufacturers agents, will be
brOugh hit before the next legislature.
1t is now being actively pushed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

GRAND Master Workman Powderly
has issued an order declaring off the
strike among the Chicago packers, but
q large number of the strikers refuse
to obey his order aud reproach him for
interfering.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
rag rsrAeaSrA COIN rlrlns.


Messrs Frank Jordan and S. w.
Bell are IN receipt 81 letter, dated
August l4th, from L. II, Baker, u. S.
Consul, at Buenos Ayres, giving Id.
formation about the recently discos-
cred gold fields Of Lover Patagonia.
Very httle had been accomplished al
the new diggings, for the reason that
the Government placed a military
guard over the coveted land and had
driven out all who were working.
Subsequently, however several thou-
sand claims were disposed Of ID about
200 different persons, but it Ia sald
that two parties, Messls, Eield & Co.
and Lezarna 4 Co.. own the best
ground. AIS to the value of The gold
fields, there was diversity of opin-
ion, some claiming that tie reports
we're greatly exaggerated and that
persons who 10 there VIII BE- disap.
pointed. The diggings are located at
tho extreme southeastern point of
Patagonia, tue new boundary 'ine Be-
tueen the Argentine Republic and
Chill running through them, The lo-
calit " inaccessible, the best route
being Nj Liverpool and Pacific steam
er 70 Sandy Point, thence BY good
traa, l50 miles, to Cape Yifgenes
Mf Baker Says ~ would not advise
any one to 80 There yet Indeed, If it
proves that there " golda Cape yir-
genes i must Be sashngs from tie
Andes mountains and that still FAR
thef inward, Il must Do discovered i'll
larger quantities. giies are pres.
ps ilig tla aFef ID sbe
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
rURiIC MEETING CANDIDATES HAVE 4
aEsRnG- GENERAL suLEs EapoRsEB

The meeting at the rink, on Monday
night, 20 consider matters pertaining
10 the welfare Of ella County, was the
largest that has assembled in Globe
for many months It was presided
over by u. r. Pascoe, with John q.
Jones as Secretary, and addressed BY
Or, Alexander Trippel, J. Q. Martin,
E. J. Trippel, r. Stanley, J. d. Nc
Cabe, Louis Sultan, w. A, Holmes, j.
NJ. Jones, e. s. Van Wagenen, G, T.
Connell, Frank n. knapp, Job Atkins,
Alexander Graydou, WI I'll. Duryea,
a, Kinney, r A. Loncrgan, w v.
Kingsbury and others whose names
are not now recolected. A letter was
read BY the Chairman from Hampton
Ellis regretting his inability to Be
present but fully endorsing the OBJ.
jeet for which the meeting was called.
The Chairman also youched for the
acquiescence Of J. H. Paseoe in The
measures proposed and discussed The
meeting was in a marked degree a
success. There seemed no contrarfty
Of opinion in regard to measures pro
posed. The endorsement Of Gen.
Miles was raptuopsly applauded. The
following are the resolutions intro
duced BY wv. "A. Holmes and unani-
nously adopted by the meeting
WHERsAs, The public have been I'M
formed that it is contemplated To-
cause a court Of inquiry for the pur-
pose Of aseertaining why 1t was that
General Nelson "A. Miles accepted
conditional surrender of Geronimo
and his band Of hostile Ghiricahuas,
and caused their subsequent removal
from the scene Of their depredations,
therefore belt
RESOLVED, That the citizens of ella
County in mass meeting assembled,
do hereby extend their hearty thanks
to General Miles for bis efficiency in
bringing peace to beleaguered Arizo.
ma, New Mexico and the State 81 Sono-
IA, Mexico, and for bis summary re-
moval Of the hostiles To q place iar
distant, from whence there Is no fear
Of their return.
Resolved, Further, that we regret
the jealousy Of General George Crook
and certain other miiitary officers,
who have been and ars still active il
decrylng the successful operations of
General Miles with q view Of aggran
dizing themselves AZ tie expense of
truth, and for tho further purpose Of
misleading the public IN regard To
their tailures in the same fields Of
operations.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
GIyr THE aorsr ! cnAscr.

William w. Brookher, acting post
master Of Globe, is possessed Of great
ingenuity, and although not an Edi-
son, he has invented mcase trap that
IS constructed upon scientific princi-
pies, and for which he HIS taken legal
steps to protect himself against an in
fringement, BY fling his Saysat in The
alcalde's court, and posted Wis caution
upon the inner side of the court room
door. hetrap, as described to lis BY
Frank Howell, is simply an adjunct to
the ordinary box trap, into Which the
mouse is induced BY means Of roast
cheese The mouse, once ii the tolls,
is taken from the trap BY tb tail, with
the left hand, and tossed high III the
air and killed BY a stick in the right
hand Of the operator as it descends.
in case Of a "mislick, the frightened
rodent seeks friendly cover by running
Up the pantaloon leg Of the artist who
works the stick, and thence upward
until il reaches the band that encir-
cles the neck Of the shirt. Mr. Brook
neri the patentee, a few days since,
gave an exhibition Of the utility Of his
discovery and as be grabbed the
y Z. 4
mouse, id the place indicated as The
mouse + place Of last resort, the trap
was pronounced d success, and no
doubt MI 3. viii DO enriched BY the
sale Of rights for the privilege to con-
sttuct and use the trap IN States and
Territories where cats ave scarce and
mice IN consequences have correspond
ingly increased This new mode Of
catching mice is strongly suggestive
Of heIl-ynouthed pantaloon legs, which
we expect to SEQ al tho prevailing
fashion.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
PRErRRREp LOCALS.

.
All kinds of family groceries at G
S. Van Wagsnen's,
Just received by Alex. Graydon, a
car load Of Cumberland coal.
New stock of hats at Van Wage
mems.
Ifyou want a good pair 81 boots or
shoes, call at c. Schulze's. Prices re-
duCed.
Come early and secure bargains in
boots, shoes, shirts, socks, etc. Mrs.
Gill keeps them and means to sell
them at prices that win astonish the
natives.
If you don't want ready made suit
leave your order for custom made
suit at Van Wageher's, satisfaction
guaranteed
Go TO Van Wagenens for gents
underwear.
California and Phoenix hoat at G.
S. Van Wagenen's.
Myers & scheih's fire proof build
ing for sale.
Nobpy suits Of clothing at G. s. Van
Wagenens.
Straw hats Of an sizes, of all shades
at all prices, for ladies, gents and
children at Mrs. r. Gill's.
Kansas City hams and bacon at G.
s. Van Wagenen'S,
Base ball shoes at g. s. Van Wag
etehs.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
Eoamo Oh surrRyisoRs.
tIlonF, tlila Countr Alnzona,

October IL, 1886.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut. Present Supervisors West
meyer, Redman and ellison. Minute
Of last meoting read aud approved.
The following claims were allowst
and warrants ordered drawn for same
Claim Of Jos. Thompson, repairs OF
Jail, So; claim of Domingo Mcintosh
care of pauper, $50; claim of Elmer
Lawrence, scalps, 50c.; chim of S, o
Hcinemau, sealps, S175 so; clam 81
Mrs, IL w, Fiske, laundress, SO.
The following election officers were
appointed forthe election, taking place
on the ID day Of November, 1886,
GLoRE PREcINcr.-~E. Lieurance, In
spector; s. Klein and A. G Pendletdn,
Judges. Voting place at the Sherii"s
office
GRAPEvNg PREcNoT.--Jno. A. Ram
age, Inspector; F, I, Powers and Geo.
DanEorth, Judges. Voting place at
the house Of Archie Mcintosh.
McMuhEN paEcNCr,---T. II, Over
ton. Inspector; J, w. Smith and +. w.
Wilmans, Judges. Voting place at
the McMillen Silver Mining Compa-
ny's office.
PToSEEB PREcNcT. ~ II Eaton, In
spector; S. A, Lowe end VIM, Heudcr
Judges. Voting place at the Howard
Co. S assay office
STANTON PREcINcT. -. G. Coplih,
Inspector S. Tidwell and 9. +. Pascoe,
Judges Voting place at ]. F. Ger
aids house.
SuAnur PREcMcr-A. B. Prescott,
Inspectors T, Biggeleben and ]. D.,
Garrett Judges, Voting place at the
office Of W, 0. Kelner
RENO pREctScT Andrew Blake, In
spector; D. J Peters and Tou Cline,
Judges. Voting place at the house Of
Frank Cline.
SAN CARLos PREoNCr. DR. Pang-
burn, Inspector; J. r, Gilman and A.
b. Simmons, Judges. Voting place at
the house Of w. w. Chapel.
On motion it was ordered that the
District Attorney and the Clerk Of the
Board be, and they are hereby direct
cd to prepare printed instructions,
agreeable to the provisions Of law con
corning elections, for She use Of the
Bosrd and Clerks Of election, and to
supply each Board Of Election with
at least two copies thereof.
The petition Of ] H, Butts and 9th
ers for the formation Of new school
district, to 30 called School District,
No. 2, was, on motion, granted, WITH
boundaries as stated in the petition,
On motion the Chairman was au-
to draw a warrant on the Co. |
Treasurer, in favor Of G. 7. Martin, in
such sum as may be necessary, not to
exceed $25, such amount 70 ~ used in !
assisting W. H. Horrell, an INDECENT
sick person, to SO t. the Hot Springs, |
Arkansas.
On motion, the several petitions for
the building Of apuolio highway, from
Globe to the county line, to connect
with the Marrow Gauge r. r., we're
laid over for future consideration.
On motion the Board adjourned to-
Oct. 18th, 1856, at 10 o'clock a. m.
CT. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
AclAD

It being rum0red that, IL elected,
would appoint VIM Murphy my aep.
uty, IN justice to myself and Ma
Murphy | viii state that he never
asked 70 be appointed deputy and
there vas never any intention of ap.
pointiag him and if ana elected ht
will not be appointed.
PATRICK STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
Mark a. Smith Addresses
the People OF Globe.
Robertson and Conner on Local
Questions.

| The Democracy Of ella county hav,
reason to rejoice over the very aus
picious opening Of the campaign il
Globe, on Thursday night. There wa!
a large gathering Of ladies and gen
tlemen at the big Rink to hear Marx
A. Smith, Democratic nominee for del
egate to Congress, express his views
on questions vital to Arizona, requir.
ing federal legislation, and his several
propositions were duly weighed and
accepted as truths by an intelligent
and critical audiences, Mr. Smith has
already acquired distinguished posi-
ton as q public speaker. He is clear,
logical and forcible, with entire mas
terry Of his subject, carrying conviction
to his hearers, He is man of fine
presence and considerable magnetism
and would worthily represent Arizona
in the National Congress. He spoke
Of the great need of developing the
underground water supply, by means
Of artesian wells, for the reclamation
Of our desert lands, millions Of acres
Of which could doubtless be reclaimed
and made productive BY this means.
He also dwelt upon the question Of
land.grants in this Territory, ahd the
unlawful confirmation oil large grants
BY Congress, when thequestion, right
fully, should be left to the adjudica.
ton Of the courts.
Another subject touched upon, Of
great interest to our people, is the
necessity for circumscribing the bound.
aries Of the White Mountain or San
Carlos Indian reservation, portions Of
which, entirely useless to the Indians,
are rich IN mineral and carboniferous
deposits, and should be thrown open
to development. On other subjects,
notably the silver question and the
necessity Of cheap transportation to
enable the profitable working Of our
mines, he spoke briefly, the time being
short
Toward the contamination Of these
several projects Mr.. Smith promised,
II elected, to energetically work; the
welfare Of Arizona wouId be his aim,
not his own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Aessrs. p. G. Robertson, CANDIDATE
for the Council, and S. J. Conner, |
nominee for Supervisor, also spoke,
defining their positions on the pro
posed railroad. Mr.. Robertson dila-
ted at considerable length, but was not |
in accord with sentiments unanimous-
y expressed al previous meetings, ia
yoring the project. Mr. Conner stated |
that he endorsed tho views, upon that
subject, as expressed By Dir, Robertson.
w. a. Holmes called the meeting to |
order. w. I. McEelly was elected
Chairman and B. @. Fox, Secretary. |
DR.. Alex Ttippel, Z. ] Trppel, can
iidate for the Assembly, q. G, Tebbs,
J. D. MoCabe, and j. II, Brown, ofE
Silver King, occupied seats On The
platform. The Globe Brass Band CON
.ributed their quota to the entertain
nent. There is nc question but that
.he demonstration Of Thursday night
greatly strengthened the chances Of
success for the local Democratic ticket,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

IN The bodily mechanism when Tie liver
gets out 81 order Constipation, cyapep,
STA, condemnation Of the blood, inpsr-
fest assimilation, ate certain to ensue.
But II i easy to prevent these oonse,
quenres, and remove .heir cause, 81 i
course II Hostettsrs Stomach BItters,
which stimulates the hillary organ and
regulates its action The direct result Il
a Disappearance Of ihe pains beneath tbs
ribs aud through the shoulder blade, the
nausea, headaches, yellovness Of the
skin, furrsd lock Of the tongue, and sour
oaor Of the breath, which characterize
liver complaint, Sound digestion and 4
regular habit 81 body arc blessings also
secured by the nae Of this celebrated re.
storative Of health, which impGrts de-
gree of vigor to the body which is its
best guarantee Of safety from melarial
epidemics. Nerve weakness and over
tenaion are relieved by it, and il i'm.
proves both appetite and sleep.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

Dr. Flints Heart Ronedy viii rtoIong
life by preventing those sudden deaths
from heart disease which bring untolil
griaf 70 families, often rlanging them til
poverty because u the untiHtely decease
oftho bread winner AT DRUGGISTS 81 50.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or
sddee8s J, J, Mack Il Co n
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
4 wdrp on CAuYIoN.

Now that Jack Frost has put III III
appearance and the braeing weathel
admofishes that heavier raimont hal
become necessary, it behooves us be.
fore dofiing it to satisfy ourselves that
scorpions, centipedes Oh tarantula.
have not usurped our places by find,
ing Judgment therein, for tho pur.
pose Of alternating during the som.
bre year, Tue suggestion is the re-
suit of an anecdote related, by Daniel
Webster, Of a New England preachers
who, while in The pulpit, said be had
the word Of God in his mouth and the
devil in the seat Of his breaches. It
seems as was then the custom, in the
land Of the Pilgrim Fathers, to wear
leather breaches ii winter and shed
them when llacs put on their bloom.
The minister who was scrupulously
careful in matters Of economy, know
ing BY sad experience that the stipends
Of the church would not admit Of a
new suit for "the beloved pastor
more than once in two Or three years,
wisely looked after the preservation
Of his clothes, when not in use, and
in the spring Of the year hung his
preceding winters breeehes meath the
shingles, upon nail on a rafter 3f his
clrcumscribed study. Unhappily for
The minister, this was in close prox
unity to broken pane Of glass which
afforded convenient passage for Oh
struslye wasps that took possession Of
the suspended garment and al once,
as was their wont, made their home
there. built their nest, maturated, and
adobed themselves in for a winter
nap and were still there when the
eoporeal warmth Of the minister
awakened them to renewed life, which |
was quickly followed by the discomft.
ure Of the minister, manifest in has
ejaculation as he jumped over
the pulpit into the chancel.
In regard TO scorpions the senior
editor Of the BELr, speaks wisely, but
sadly. He has suffered from the sting |
Of one that, Paul Pry like, had intrn.
led itself meath his shirt which caused
activity on the part Of the
scribe, but notwithstanding the fre-
Iuent admonitions, through life mot
% tear yopr shirt bis became total
wreck, and although severely stnng
bis ears did not Top as did DR.. stallo's
from the same cause the reprisal of
! scorpion.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
Unnecessary Misery

Probably as much misery comes FROM
habitual constipation as from any de.
rangement 81 the fdnctions Of the body
and it is difficult 70 cure, for the reason
that no one likes To take the medicines
usually prescribed Hamburg Figs were
prepared to obgiate this difficulty, and
they will be found pleasant to the taste
Of women and children; % cents At al
druggists, J. ]. Mack 8 Co, proprie-
tors, s. +.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

Having heard that objection has
been raised % my candidacy fol the
office of sheriff, on account IL sny otes-
emit calling. ( desire ID thus plblbtly
state that whether elected on moi, t is
net my Intention ID continue iii sls
saloon business 81
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
Q. a. sWAsEY has "a sale ] lot n

g. A. sWAsEY has for sale d lot Of
Cedar posts, vigas, and joists, also
sewing machine, letter press, pump,
clock, blaeksmiths bellows, wiadiass
rops, lot Of glassware assorted, safe,
some chairs tables, camp stools, blan-
kets, mattresses, large bar mirrors,
lamps and q variety bf useful articles
cheap FER cash. 2m
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

SHneIFFs OFFICE ella County, A. 4, D
October II, 1886. Z
Notice Is hereby given that III pursuapee 81
SSction s, Chapter XIV Compiled laws II
Arizona, the general election win BE held IN
6ila County on I e ESIlAY, the End day Of
Npy. 1856, for the election " suah Officers al
are designated III the foregoing proclamation
of the Governor of Arizona
n. n. PAsC0E, Sheriff,
&o,2S N tSila Couaty. a M
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16
a scorpion

Under Capt r. Il. Pieroes wise
management, the Agency Indians and
others under his immediate control
have made very satisfactory progress,
,shd we are reliably informed that by
the end Of Jure next, they viii, in all
probability, be self-sustaining, except
that the issue Of beef will have to Be
continued, but even that can be great
" reduced An important step was
taken the present week, by The renlo-
val Of about 1000 yumas ana Mo-
HAYES up the ella To fine tract of
land lying between the rocky point
that runs out to the river, nine miles
from Camp Thomas, and the place
where the read leaves tie river three
or four miles east of the Agency.
Capt. Pierce has had this change un.
der consideration for some time. By
constructing a ditch about mile and
a half in length, large body Of ara
be land can be brought under culi-
yatiou. Now that the leayen Of dis
cord has disappeared from the rcser-
walton by the removal Of the Chirica.
hua and Warm Spring bands to Flori-
da, il is confidently expected that the
Agency Indiansw will devote themselves
uninterruptedly to husbandry and
cattle raising.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

Geo. A. Brown, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
agent at Florence, telegraphs that
temporary mail service Will be put on
between that place and Globe, to-day,
80 if no further hitch occurs, a mail
will arrive here Sunday evening.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

This paper is kept on fle at i, G, DaIe's
Advertising Agency, "a and o. Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con.
tracts for advertising can be made for It.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

N. f. Salter went TO Saa Carlos on
Tuesday, with The expectation Of re.
.ceiving the appointment Of head
farmer for the reservation. Mr.. Sal
ter aeeeptably flied that position when
Major Chaifee was Indian Agent.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-16

Graham county has tip top sheriff
in the person Of Ben Crawford. His
worth is fully appreciated there and
as an evidence 81 the discriminating
Judgment Of the people Of that county,
they win re.elecs him.