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and society, impose many privations upon the female sex. in the way of dress. First it is one freak, and then another and from the fact, that many of them arc unhealthy in the extreme, it is small wonder that many women succumb, and that "fernale weakness ss are the too frequent result. Dr, Pieree's Fayeritc Prescription IS the only positive curs for these complaints in existence, and thousands of women can bear witness to it's efficacy. "Fa- yorits Prescription is a legitimate medicine, carefully compounded by an experienced and skillFul physician and adapted to wemans delicate or. ganization, It is the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under 3 positive guarantee, from the mauutac. turers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money wlll be refunded This guarantee has been printed on the bottls-wrapper, and faithfully car, ried out for many yesrs.
 Dr. Pierce's Pellets, CT Anti-bilious Granules, Laxative CT Cathartic aceor. ding to size eff dose. Purely vegetable
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GLonE, Gila County, Arizona,

GLonE, Gila County, Arizona,
 July 26th, 1888.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn mcnt Present--Supervisor Sultan and C. Y. Martin, Clerk
 Ar, Jas. F. Gerald, appomtsd July 23rd, 1888, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation ol A. Kinney, aud having on the 24th day of July 1888, filed and approved bond, and has oath of office with the County Recorder, took his seat as a member of the Board of Supervisors of Gila county, Arizona. AbSent-Superyisor Redman, Chair man.
 On motion Supervisor Sultan was elected Chairman, pro tenn.
 Minutes July 20th, 2lst, and 23rd read and approved.
 There being no other bid, the bid of A. Kinney for putting up eeihng of Court House for SlQ0 was, on motion, accepted.
 On motion it was ordered that the mortgage of A. Kain to M. Mayer for $500 be assessed at 5000 and that the mortgage of M. Guerra to N. Mayer for $500 be stricken from As sessmsnt Roll.
 The claim of B. W, Curtis, J. P. Grapevine Precinct for Sl1 was al lowed and warrant ordered drawn for same.
 On motion the Clerk was ordered to notity Mrs. c. Anderson, Mir, O. NJ Anderson and Stallo < Moody, that the offices now occupied by tho coun- ty officers win be vacated Sept 1st, 1888,
 On motion the Board adjourned to August 18th, 1888, at 10 o'clock 8 m.
 CHAs. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved u REDMAN, Chairman.
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PREFERRED LOCALS.

Jos. Schlitz extra Stout, the best beer brewed in America, can be found at Taylor's sideboard.
 An elegant line of Gents furnish ing goods at Mrs. R, Gill's. Fog RENT OR SALEThe Sycamore Hotel, near the Old Dominion smell ter, furnished complete to accommo- date thirty beardors. Terms reason able, title good. Apply to Geo. l. Turner on the premises, or at the BELT office.
 As fine line of wines, liquors and cigars, also imported brandies and gin as you can find Tn Arizona at
 c. E. TAYLoR's.
 c. E. Taylor will take subscriptions for all magazines and newspapers at the Pioneer News Depot.
 J. Liberman < Co.,, of Wilcox, have received carload of the celebrated Buckeye moving machines and Chief tain self-dumplng hay rakes. Send in your orders. f
 Fresh fruits, finest confectionery eggs, butter and cheese, at lowest pri. ces, at Mrs. R. Gill Is.
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ARIZONA TO THE FRONT,

The San Diego Union gives the fol- lowing account Of foot racs won by Floyd Blevins, who formerly lived in Globe: There was foot-race Satur- day afternoon, at Pacific Bsach, be- tween Jerry Taylor and Arizona Kid It was at first proposed to run a 100 yard race fer purse of $l00, but as all the money was not forthcoming, the race was run on wager between the two, and was won by Kid by about three yards, inc tune being 1oa ssc- onds. Saturday afternoon Unlcn reporter interviewed the rnnners and learned that Arizona Kid is Blevins, the champion runner of Arizona. He sports handsome gold medal, and is said to be one of the best, as well as one of the fairest, runners of tho coast
 "Jsrry Taylor is none other than Grant, who won the recent 26-hour waking match in this city. He has been on the coast about two years, and has travelled from British Columbia to Lower California, running races in every city in which he stopped. He has run a number of races with Kecne who appeared against him at Pacific Beach July l, At Seattle he wen $500 from Keana in a two-lnile race and subsequently ven si 900 in l50 yard sace
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Gila Eneampment No. 2, l. O. C. F was instituted last evening by 5. D G. s. Louis Sultan. The officers in' stalled for the ensning term are a, follows: E. H. Ceok, c. F.; A. F, Love s. "; Job Atkins, Il. F.; Alex Gray don, J. "; H Sultan, &; ". " Brookner, Treas; Jos. Thompson, G. E. G. Fox and Jne. Isaac, C. of T.; l. Sultan, ". T, McNe!ly, Jno. Henck and Chas. Banker, " S.; A. c Carter, c S.; H. H. McNelly, I $. The camp will meet on the second and fourth Fridays in each month iu the Masonic Hall.
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The Eastern press says that Geroni- me's and his Chiricahua followers re- turn to Arizona has been determlned upon. This can only bo done with the sanction of the President. Should they be returned and turned loose upon the land whic9they incarnidiued with the blood of settlers, war to the knife and from the point to the bilt should follow upon the landing from the cars such illomened freight.
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Gnopr. Gila County, Arizona,


 July 20th, 1888. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pressut-Su Supervisors Redman, and Sultan, C, T. Martin, Clerk; absent Supervisor Kinney.
 On motlen the Clerk was directed to post up notice Tn the Post Office in viting bids to put up iron ceilings in tho Court House said hlds to be opened Thursday July 26th, 1888; bonds in double the amount of the bid will be required of the successful bidder, the Board reserving the right to reject any or all bids.
 On motion the Board adjourned to July 26, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk, Approyed-J. REpMAS, Chairman.
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J. R. HAZARD.

An Indian was arrested Thursday by Deputy Hammon, upon complaint of Mr, Henderson, who charges the prisoner and his squaw with pursuing Henderson s children and threatening to do them bodily injury with knives. The Henderson family were moving from the fiat south of town, where they have lived for some weeks, and in the absence of adult mbers, ln- dlans attempted to steal their house. hold effects, but were frustrated by the children, winch lead to the assault. The Indian will probably be tired be- tore Justice Atkins, and if the evi- dence against him warrants it, he should be held to await the acton of the grand jury. Complaints of thiev- ing Indians have been numerous of late, and something should be done 10 punish the culprits, and put stop 10 it.
 Silver IS squoted at qiI cnppef i6 SS.
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ESTgeE.

Notice is hereby given that tte folloEin.
 contains a list of si persona, the valHafiea of
 whose property has been aslded to with tisa
 amounts So added on the Asse7sUlans Roll,
 who have not appeared before the heari uf
 Equalization and a list ef all piopetty, the
 valuation ot which has been added e on ,le
 Assessment Roll, with the smounts 90 aticf,
 the owners of which have not appeared before
 the Board of Equalization;
 Q. NJ. Anderson, lot (, block gl sr1fn S la00
 to sl4ea; x W. Ayiesworth, land and ila-
 Yrovements from S400 to S5so; Mrs l.. &rmer,
 land and improvements from sllo e Sie<es
 J. Durung hnni.uTe-omiteed S33, J. :.
 Duey, l2 cattle, corrected 10 S9 ett.r: Len Faull. improvements on Tanch frosa @l00 to
 Sl50: E. Fuller land and iGiproy eiuenia fren
 S25 to S125; w. W. Gihson, sj cattle, correct
 ed to 75 cattle; AIrs, c. Gnsua, iot 25- liac1S S2. from Sl25 to S309. F. Galiego-- au.iited
 land and Improvements 50. hurrcs s3i; Mrs. d. w. Hooper, lot g. bseeis 73, froa sz.9 e
 seo0 lot 9, block S2, from S250 to sSee; Bow.
 ard Mining Company, mil sito and ssw Taiil
 from S1060 to $l1G0. toll read from sAu Co
 s550; Harrison Fisher, lot Sl, bines E. lfain
 SS00 to S4o0; c. W. Eogieli, U c,ttla. eeE-
 rected to 74 cattle, Improvements on Htgt sids
 of county road 6c, frpai s7e to g Q; N. heok' er land and improvements trnn sle0 ta satsei Mrs. J. Hargrayes. land aod ilDpTuvsfat from S700 to SSo0 Mrs AI E. Jones, part os lot l3 block @ from Sa9Q Co Sicp; JofH Ken
 nedy, lot 1, block S7, frofn els0o to Sl6ce lot 10, block S7, from SIooJ to Sl9co. iot r, hlock 1 79, from S2s0 to s35e-tmitted, ranch on Globe and Florence road about 4 miles south
 of Globe s250, E. B. Aioore, 4ecatile, eariect. ed to GO cattle; J. c. Aarrin lard and im- | provements from Slo0 to 2355; John Nelson
 omitted 40 cattle; Fragk ohlg, lo. E, block l s2. from $l75 to s2S0; Il. Reynolds, lot 3, | block so. from $2O0 ta $500. E. A Sake. l9t (, ! block 90, from Slo0 to SsGG; Saltef < Liea- | rance. lot ', block 15, block 6 and south rafs of block G6, from $50a to See0; Sfalln & ! Moody, lot s. block 76, from S5Go tossi609; C
 l.. Turner Sycamore hotel from S235 to Ss25; ! Mrs, Ussery, land and improvements ffom | s75 to $250; ! NinyaFd land and improve ments from S200 to S6ga: Wong up Long ts | Co.--cinitted poultry sl0; I.nui Yen. lots II
 and l2, block g., trom Sl5o to se50; J A. | Watkins, store building from sie0 to st9e; | Sam Wing, Tebbs placer ditch omitted Si0e; | Mrs J. Bolohan, II cattle, corrected te z5 cattle; J. B. Hooker, land and Improvements | from $S5o to sl200; J. T. tlippip, SO c&sllc, | corrected to eco cattle; G. A. Allen, 200 cat l tie, corrected Go ECO cattle.
 | And that August 25th, 1888, has been sst | by the Bnard of Supervisors, when ard where l said above named parties may arpear aDd show cause, il any they have, why such cof- rcetions and assessments should mt be made. Globe, Gila County A. T.. July 2'th, IS9S. CHAS, T. AfAHTfS,
 Clerk Roard of Equalization, jly2S-tfl Gi'a Coanty, A. T.
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The recent attempted assassina ation and disabling of Jacob B. Lauffer, by shooting, in Pleasant Valley, may be regarded as .he resumption of last years neighborhood war, and the way laying and Killing of George Cody and reported weunding cf bis companion is eonflmatory of that belief.
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August thus far has been dry and warm, and unless rain comes soon, grass n this section, the comng fall and winter will be short. However, stock is in fair condition.
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There will bs open ar services in front of tho Methodist Church, Sunday night Plenty of seats wlll Do pro- vided for all Rev. Downs will deliver a discourse on Does Death End All Services at s o'clock. Let everybody attend and help sing.
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We are grat,iied tO learn that Mrs. Mary Faseee, of Wheatlaud, Tuba county, California, who s short tune ago sustained a fracture of tbo hip, has so far recovered from the injury as to Do able to get about again.
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Mr. N Hooker, of Salt river, was in Globe the present week. He reports a rise in ths Salt sufficient to fll all the irrigating ditehes in the valley. Crops are abundant there and farmers corrsspondingly happy.
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Postmaster Alopzo Bailey, is in re- ceipt of 2 letter fren Hen. Bf A. Smith, dated, House of Representa- lives, Washington, D. c, July 30th, conveying the gratifying intelligence that he had succeeded in obtaining from tbe Second Assistant Postmaster General promise to shorten the car. rying time on postal route No. 40,l28, Florence 10 Globe. Ar. Smith says. Il did not leave him until ho ordered his chief clerk to write to contractors and notify them of the proposed ac- ton It IS presumed that the new time schedule will go into operation within few days. The mail will then como through from Florence without detentlen at Riverside and ar rive in Globe Tn the morning instead of in the afternoon as heretofore, thus efectlng saving in time of from eight to ten hours. The people of Gila county are indebted to Mir. Smith fer his faithful and successful efforts to promote their interests.
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Mrs George E. White, who has been in San Francisco spending the school vacation with her daughter Miss Ella, a pupil of Mills Seminary, returned home on Sunday last.
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The prospectus of the Territorial Normal School has reached our table. The fall term will commence, at Tenn pc, September Sd. Mir. R. l.. Long, q capable instructor. is Principal.
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The jail is being renovated and painted, necessitating the temporary removal of the prisoners, who are kept under guard in one of the upper rooms of the court honse building, Sheriff Shute doing duty by day and Deputy Frank Hammon at night. The officers will be glad when they can put their chsrges tamnd the bars lsain
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The fertility of Gila county soil is exempliaed by tho fact that Andrew Maursl, of Globs, produced and sold Sl00o worth of melons, this year, grown on an acre and halfof ground.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

Mr. Fred Westmeyer has consented to have his name presented to the County Republican, Convention as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge. We know of no one better fitted to discharge tue duties of that important allice.
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NoTICE.-Mcmbers of the Demo- cratlc Central Committee of Gila coun- ty are requested to meet in Globe, Sat urday the 18th day of August, 1888, as important business is to be trans acted, and full attendance IS earn sstly desired. s. KLEIN,
 Member of Committee.
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We are informed by person just ln from San Carlos that eight Indians, about the number unacceunted for, have returned to tho Agency.
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POST OFFICE RULES,

ofios open from A. M. toT F. M., daily, Sundays -ons hour after mail arrives. ] bfail closes going East and West at I;45 \, e., daily.
 Money Order Depaitment-elosess st T. a., tlsily-Sundays excepted
 Mails go to San Carlos aud MaNeY every Msnd4y, Wednesday and Friday-to Catalpa, Armer, Tonto, Rye. rayson, &c., every Mon day. These mails close the night previous at oY.n. ALoNzo BAlLEN, r. M.
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Any person having a ive stamp gold mill for sale maght find pur- chaser hy communicating wi.h Ben. NJ Crawford, Solomonville, Graham county, Arizona.
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The Globe Brass Band, on Monday evening, honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley by seronade. They are now on their way to Flagstaff. Mir. Riley expects to be again in Globe within four or five weeks. Fred while here was full of business, obtaining data in reference to the business cepabili- ties of Globe.
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Tho Administrator sale of the Hodgson property advertised to take place on the Sth, was, by order ol the Probate Court, postponed fer thirty days.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

Upon the announcement of tho death of General Sheridan, the flag at the headquarters of the Col, Alexan- der Post, Globe, was placed at half u;ast
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Mir. and Mrs. Thos. A. Paseoe and Rev. r. w. Downs and wife went up on the mountain Thursday for few days recreation.
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Notice of Pre-emption Proof.
Declaratory Statement No 1905. J. s. LAND OFFICE. Tucson. Arizona

July 2s, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the U. s. District Court, at Globe, Arizona, on September 12th, 1888, viz; Free man T. Powers, for the W. and $. E. l ol the & w. Section 20 and the N. E. I of $. E. I Section 1a, T. AN. k. I3 E
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. sa;d land, viz:
 Robert Schell, Yancy Mofiit and Benjamin B. Hnngerford, all of Arsner, Gila county. Arizona, Benjamin ". Curtis, of Catalpa, Gila county, Arizona
 A n. DUFF. .aagl l1-aM3 Register.
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Miss GeOrgie MeClintock, who was seriously ill for several days, is, hap pily, convalescent, and able to be out
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Member of fComnlittee.

The Wesleyan University which is to add to the architectural beauty of Phenlx. and the construction of which is under the supervision of Rev. Geo. H. Adams, does not progress as rapid ly as is desired. Although unlike a commodore's cooked hat, it is said to be surpassingly beautirul in design.
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Jehn Lang, whe has been on the Pacific Coast endsayering to interpret what the wild waves wore saying, Is again in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

All members of the Republican Cen tral Committee of Gila county, are re. quested to meet Tn Globe, on Satur- day, August 26th, at 8 p. m. Busl- ness of importance to be transacted.
 ". H, DuRYEA,
 Chairman.
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LOCAL NEWS.

c, Wertman, brother of Nose Vert man, arrived this week from Wash ington county, Kansas.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

Judge George A, Allen, whose name has been mentioned as probab ble can didate for the legislature, has request ed US to state that he is. not an aspir- ant for any office. Nevertheless, he is thankful for manifestations of frlend- ship from those who have deemed him worthy of such a aistingWshsd honor as to be intrusted with the all import ant duty of framing and assisting in the enactment of Territsrial laws.
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The court house IS about completed, except the steps at the front and rear entrances and few finishing touches,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

The first number of the Gallup (N, M.) Cleaner is to hand We cheer fully place it on cur exchange list.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

We learn that c. s. Van Wagenen will Do candidate before the County Republican Convention for the office of County Treasurer. Mr. Van Wag- enen served one term in that capacity and gave general satisfaction, and the desire among Republicans, that he should again be Treasurer is very widely expressed
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! wenp saom .,ons wAssoS.

Mr. John Wasson, who was Survey. or General of Arizona, previous to John Rises appointment, and whose excellent record ln that office is well known and can not be impugned, takes exception to portion ol the re- port of the present Surveyor General, as published in the Citizen, and makes the following emphatic denial of the charges imphsd by Hise:
 CHINo, San Bernardino Co.,, Cal.
 August list, 1888.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: find the follow, ing in your published report of tha U. $. Surveyor General:
 Since 1885 Congress has failed to ap- propriate enc dollar for work of this character in this office, and hence but little work has been dpns. Tha elaim- ants of land grants ware particularly fortunate from Oct. %, 1879, to Sept. 12, 1888. that the Surveyor-General, had ample funds to investigate these claims, as twelve of them, embracing thousands oi acres of valuable agri- cultural land were fayorsbly reported on and recommended for confirmation, while but ens was rejected. "
 On the score of partisan malignity, the above may be excused and not otherwise No far, intelligent gen. tleman would have made the last state ment. The fact is that two (2) claims embracing nearly half the area of all those presented, were declared forged end fraudulent and recommended fer rejection; three -fourihs of the large San Rafael de la Zanja was strongly recommended for rejection, and large areas claimed in petitions for several other valid grants, were refused favor able recommendation The Aribac claimant wanted fully twice the amount recommended for confrma- ten. Tbe fact is that of tho agere- gate area of claims presented fer sx- animation from 1879 to 1882 fully one- half was decidedly refused favorable recommendation While in office l did not officially belle the records of my own office and of my country on any account.
 Very respectfully.
 JonS -WAssoN.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining in the Postoifce of Globe, A, T., for the week ending Aug. II, 1888. Burges, Joseph McGoldricke, John Condon, K J Meggelherttan Jack Carver, John--3 Mckay, Edward Duncan, J G-3 Overton, T T Fish, Mrs. Rosa Spatz, Chas. Hogiey, Anton Wanick, Wm. Mcdonald, " R-2 Wand John Master, $ r Wollpert, Henry
 Miller, Martin Persons calling for the above letters, please say advertised.
 ALoNzo BAILEY. PAM.
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DIED.

HENDERSON In Ghs5s August 9th. Rev srend John 4. HendeFsoa, ia the 57th year of his age. He was a nstfye of Morgan coiinty, Tennessee, and lately of Texas, and since February last q resident of Globe He was a member of Masonic lodge in San Saba, Texas.
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], J. yosburgh came in yesterday from his cattle ranch in Pleasant val la-.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-11

John Lanz reperts having mot John Nicholson in San Francisco.
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His many friends are pleased to Isarn that Mr. Charles Starr has struck it rich in hls Cotton Tail mine, At B dapth of 34 feet in the main shaft hs encountered body of ore that as- saved S7l to the ten in geld, and 8 eunces ,n metal thought to bs plati. mum. The ledge is three feet wide in the shaft and widens as it gees down At twenty feet he found curiosity in the shape of petrifed frog. The mine is the south extension ef the prieta mine, which IS placed with Eastern parties.--Eaterprise.
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To the Voters of Gila County.

Yen are hereby notified, that pursuant to an order of the Board of Supervisors of Gila county, Arizona, have this day cancelled the names of voters upon the Great Register of Gila county of the years 1ss67 [, and that have opened Grand Register for the purpose of | general re-registration of the voters of Gila county.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN,
 County Recorder. Globe, 4. T.. June 90 1888.
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Timothy, remarks the Schell City Missouri News, has grown in Knox county, this year, SIX feet nigh, having an average of heads ten to twelve inch es in length Timethy when once rooted viii produce for years and makes better hay than either wheat or barley. That being tke fact wonld it not be well for Arizona farmers te give it trial and if adapted to the soil and climate 1t would result in a saving of manual labor, annual plow- ing and seeding. ). J. Yosbursh has now field of it which produces well. We are aware that it is pleasure fer a farmer to plow, and pick bearded rye from fostering months of animals whieh undergo the paininl operation of eating il.
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Silver is quqied at 9la, coprer i6.ss-
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Katsrsd in the Post osios at Globe, as sec ond-class matter.