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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

J. Henry hise, although not mem- Der of the Democratic Territorial Con- vention, was conspienously present and actively solcltous for the adop- ten of the resolution endorsing Zu- lick's administration. A Gila county delegate, whom Hise labered with, informed us that Hughes is not . iavorite of Surveyor General Hise, and for that reason his son was most anylous that Hughes, the reputod leader of the Zulick opposition, should be ciuchsd. John Henry must be ex. cused, however, for his apparent zea in behalf of Zuhck it was not caused because he loved Zullek more, but Hughes less, aud as Tn the case O John Van Buren, in l848, when hii father was the Free Soil candidate and John, a Democrat, had taken tht stump for his father, and during : speech Tn advocacy of the election o his progenitOr he was interrupted an( asked why it was that he, an ayowec Democrat, was advocating the electiol of Free Seller? winch caused Johi to pause and, after moments refec ton, he replied that few days pre- vious III passing through the interio of New York he saw an eysrturnet | load of hay and boy working with will making the hay fly in every di rection. It struck John that ther was unnecessary haste, and he askeO the boy why it was he was in such
 hurry, b which the bey replied, Dad under the hay"
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

D. Nj. Field, member of the Yuma County Democratic Central Commit tee, prints card in which he publish es Sam Purdy as usurper Tn that body; that he (Purdy) claims seat as member by reason of dark-lan- tern vote of that committee to i'll a vacancy caused by the resignation of H, Geldwater. Mr. Field explains that 'Goldwater was not and had not been member of that body, winch he says accounts for the interloper represent ing himself an acting member of the Yuma County Democratic Central Committee Sam Is a blatant Demo. crat; his actions belio his words, and in playing fast and loose with the party while member tf the 18th legislature. Democrats in that body ignored him,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Morris Goldwater, upon the occa- sion of nominating delegates to repre- sent Yayapai county in the Demo cratic Territorial Convention, bagged the game and left the Zuhek crowd supplied at the result. When the chairman announced nominations for delegates to the Territorial Conven- tion in order, Deputy Revenue Coilec- tor II. T. Andrews, Auditor J. J, Hawkins, Treasurer C. B. Foster and Attorney General J. A. Rush, all Ter ritorial officials, with unblushlng ef- frentery preceded to nominate each other, but before completing the pre- sentation of their ticket, Morris Gold water (according to the Journal Mi ner) arose with a smlle-a genuine political smile-and stated that at the request of numbar of modest gentle men, he had the honor of presenting twelve names and. in order to facili- tate voting, he had them printed on tickets. They were as follows: J. c, Herndon, w. J. Mulvenon, j. w Dougherty, Henry Goldwater, Il. Hox- worth, A. J. Hickey, H, Minuse, H. H. Cartier, J, H. Hicks, J. C. Snow Chas. Quinn, G. l.. Merritt. Pretty d--d slick" remarked Delegate An. drews, Tn an undertone, as it dawnod upon him that an organized effort was being mada to down the administra' ton ticket Zulick's friends were taken completely by surprise. They made repeated attempts to defer thC vote for Territorial delegates, but their several motions were promptly defeated, the vote was taken and re. suited in the election of the Goldwatei tlckct. It was a Waterloo for tho administration party, who, however accepted their defeat with ths best grace possible, and conceded that Mir Goldwater had introduced some very \. neat tactics.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Sonora representatives of the Mexican central government refused to surrender the murderer of Louis Cohn, whe was assassnated in his store at Nogales, and the premises burglarized. Sheriff Shaw, who held the extradition papers, returned to Tucson. It IS now suggested that cur Government will take official notice of the denial and bring it to the atten- ton of the Mexican Minister of State, in the City of Mexico. A Nogales dis patch of the 10th says; The prisoner who has been in the Mexlean jail here since his arrest, was to-day taken 10 Magdaiana to be tried upon the charge of burglary committed in that place.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

We learn from Messrs Robertson and Holmes, delegates from Glla county, that, notwithstanding the averment by interested parties that the Territorial Democratic Convention failed to endeSse the National Admin istration. 1t IS nevertheless true that it did endorse 1t by4its affirmation of the National platform of 1888, which contains the following approval of Cleycland's administration, but it is also true that it emphatically disap. proved the Iulick, extension which purposely linked Cleveland and Zu- lick, in order that the former name might render ths endogssmsnt of the latter, as his friends thought, certain. It was no go, hence the statement that Cleveland was also hoored is con tradicted by the following extracts from tho platform of the St. Lotus convention which named Cleveland for second term. Here are the ex- tracts referred to:
 "The Democratic party of tie Uni | ted States, in national convention as senbled, reGews the pledge of it's f. dehty to the Democratic faith, reaf. fgms the platform adopted by its rep resentatives in the convention of IS 1 S4, and endorses the views expressed by President Cleveland in his last earnest message to Congress as thC correct interpretation of that plat form upon the question of taHffreduc ton, and also indorsss the efforts 0 our Democratic representatives II Congress to secure reduction of eX cesSive taxation.
 "The Democratic party welcomes al exlcting scrutiny of the edmInistra ton of the Executive power, wbicl four years ago, was committed to it' trust in the election of Grover Cleye land President of tho United States and it challenges tho most searehin, 1 iuqury concerning its fidelity and de vetion to the pledges which then in vited the suf!fages of tue people Du ring q most critical pcrod of our fl nancial affairs. resulting from over taxation, the anomalous condition o of our currency and a public debt m matured. it has, bY the adoption of
 wlye and statesmanlike course, nc only averted disaster, but Qreail promoted the prosperity Of the people.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Citizen predicts a serious defec- ton of Democratic voters in Arlzona because of the endorsement and re- nomination of Mark Smith by the Territorial convention. The sIze of the alleged defection will be few disgruntled lawyers and land grant claimants. while Marks Republican vote will number almost 1000 oyer what 1t was two years ago. Mark $ majority then was 1883, This year Il Is likely to be over 2500.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
COPPER.

The present unique position of the copper industry furnishes the text Tor reviews and deductions almost as va rious as they are numerous. There is only the opinion of one interested par ty-the Soeiete des Metaux-that can not be had, and as that IS about the only one worth knowing, all reports, aside from the,r statistical exhibits which may be accepted as at least ap- proximately true and throw some light OF the situation, are simply specala- tionS, and to be considered as such n forming an opinion of the probable csnrse of the copper market and the duration of the corner that IS eelng conducted with marked ability by the French Syndicate. Thsr control is now complete, prices showing no ap- preciable fluctuations, except as they elect, and the consumption, which early ia tle year was considerably lessened towing to the belief in some quarters that the Syndicate would not be able te maintain their position) has materially increased of late. It is probably true, however, that the high price of copper restricts it's consump- ton, as cheaper metals are substituted wherever practicable,
 Money" an English publication reviews the condition of the market in England, and while bearish in it's tsnor, the article contains much of in- tsrest if not of fact. Its statistical tables, reproduced from Messrs. Mer' tons circular and from tho "Statist, are its chief value. The stocks, in tons, of copper, aRoat for, and in store at Liverpool, Swansea, London and Havre, ln July 1888, were 15,4l2 a, against 52 .256 at the same time last year, showing an increase of g, l5t tons. The delIveries for July (9,76t tons) while ostenSibly showing large increase over the previous month, anc the corresponding period Of last yeal (75l5 tons) are alleged to be largely tictitleus, and effected by transfer o stocks from England to France by th' Syndicate with the object te make Il appsar that the consumption was in creasing, and thereby to induce pur chasers to come into the market. Int advance in the prce of Chili bar since the corner was started is shewr te have been tremendous, Last OctO Der Chih bars sold at f394, while i, July last they were worth GS0l, an' have recently been quoted as high a 992.
 It IS pointed out that the greates obstacle to the successful continuance of the Societe des Metaux's hold upel the market, to the expiration of thei thres-year contracts, is the number o rsw producers brought into existence and stimulated by the excessive hiSI prices, and which are independent o the Syndicate. The production fcon this source Is already formidable an is increasing. The article quoted con clndeS with the prediction that, "Whel ths perisd of the contracts approache completion, the probability is that " shall witness a state of affairs almoa unparalleled in the history of com mereial gambling.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
President Cleveland has at last been

IIEoTN5HU OIBFVIdTIU Has d0 I0s1 VVuTI delivered of his letter of acceptance and is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. It is safe to say that if the President. don't recover from his exhausting effort, the coun- try will. The letter deals largely wlth the tariff and surplus.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15


 C. M Strauss, the gentleman on wheels, lately of Pima county, butnow of Mojaye, the kingdom of Zuhck, on the occasion of the session of the Dem ecratic Territorial Convention in Tue sen, rolled into that assemblage trav- eI-stained, and eye lids heavy, demo- ting sleepiess trip; but netwith- standing the great fatigue attending the tirosome journey, he had smile for the Zuick contingent and cold shoulder for the Democracy, How ever, change came over the spirit of his dream after his encounter with W, A. Holmes, who, in giving him a Roland for his 0hver, led him to be. lieve that "tho best laid schemes O mice and men gang aft a-giey. Strauss "glewered, amazed and cu- rious," and whilo mirth and fun, at Strauss expense, grew fast and furious, he was seen to glide gently away leay- ing no other sign of his previous pres ence than hls tracks.
 Since writing that Strauss made the journey from Moiave to Tucson on wheels, VIC are informed he rode Il spotted mare; and rather than discolcr the pure stream of history, VIC accept tue latter statement as true, that he rode forked end downward, that his marc was spotted and that our readers will bend their attention to the fact that for the truth of history we make the correction in favor of the endur- anee of the mare, and that when he alighted from his calico nag at the door of the convention, ha huSged Hu- lickites with infinite loving kindness, and that as embassador frem Mejave | ho was entrusted with tho pleasant duty of running his revered chiefCain, 1 Zulick, through white-washing pro cess. Whereupon Sam Purdy chlpped ID with My dear Charles, l under. stand why you are so ardent in our | cause for .he success of our iile-leader 1 Your re-appointmsnt as high mucka- muck of the school department, an1 the fat salary attending, is the lncen' tive to your putting the gaffs to the old mare in order that you might bc on tune to shield the old man from the intended blows of the Democrati, ! Philistinos, who long since prepared { stuffed club for his Excel!ency.n Ih, response from Mojaves ambassador was pertinent and to the point. "Deaj Sam, said he, Il have thought 0
 that, It certainly Is of the frs i'm
 pertanc0 that D country should !, governed by wise men; and it's equal
 ly important that the people sbouI,
 believe them to be wise, for that be
 lief alone can produce wiling subor dina,ion. In order to clineh the i'm
 pression that Zulick is wise, hav ebtalned my consent to lead the for lsrn hope against the malcontents, il
 the convention, and show the unen frightened mob of political mushroom of a day that ther speculative ideas o Territorial government lose sight Q the loaves and fishes and. therefore are not to be tolerated by those wh hanker for the spoil8 of office" ] yagabond zephyr bearing the saund c voices, caused pause in the conyeI sation, and upon the appearance c the Gila delegation Holmes, Robert . sen and Blair-the eonyersatio. switched of upon the antiquity of rt ligion, and the strange eoineldent tha the spots on Strauss mare should S nearly resemble those upon Jacob
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

postofIice, Globe, Arizona. Range sad res. idencc miles north of Globe.
 Cattle Brand T G on right hip: D | be. longing to members of the family. kar-marks, right crop and split; left uneerbit, Horsef branded same on shoulder.
 Member Globe Stock Growers Association
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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The situation al Jacksonville, Florl. da, grows less hopeful aacll succeeding day. Tis fever is spreading with amazlng rapidlty. The record for one day was 10 deaths and 46 new cases.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
AL o Eu z O BALL E Y'S.
EOTGCE

Is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Boardof Supervisors, of Gila county, Arizona, held on the 29th day of June, A. D. 1888, the following order was made and entered, to-wit; "It being deemed necessary that re. regis tratian of the voters of said Giia County, Ari- zona Territory. should be made prior to the general election to be held in said county for the year 1888; now, Therefore, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter ,, of Title 2l of Flee iions, Revised Statutes of Arizona, it is or clered, tlsat the County Recorder Of said Gila County, cancel the names of voters upon the Great Register of said Gila County of the years 1ss6-7 and propare and open Grand Register for the purpose of a re-registration of the voters of said county: and that the Clerk give notice hereof, by publication in TIE ARIZONA SILVER BELT in accordance wltb law
 A true copy from the minutes,
 CHAS. T. MARTIN
 Clerk Board Supervisors Globe, A. T., June %, 1888. jeso fin
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Republicans made large gains in the Maine elections, The Republi' can plurality in the State will ap- vfoximate 20000
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The convention of the Greenbaek party meets in New York on the 20th. A Presidential ticket will be placed in the field. and there will be no fusion made with any other party.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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The Grand Army parade at Colum- bus, Ohio, on the 11th, is spoken of as one of the most imposing sights of the kind ever witnessed.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
KENT, TEXAS, June g, Ist

The Swift Specific O., Atlanta, Ga,
 Gentlemen--A sixteen-year-old son of mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke out with an eruption on various parts of his body. put him to taking s. s. S, and few bottles cured him entirely. live at Lone Oak, but my post-oiiice is at Kemp.
 Yours truly, w. $. ROBINSON.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Gen. Harrison's letter was made public en,the 1ith.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Silver is quoted al 92s; copper a, 1690 for spot, futures higher.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Three books meiled free on application. All druggists sell $. s. 5. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
 New York, 7s6 Broadway.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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will pay eI09 Reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawful ly handling cattle or horses iii the above brands Ear marks both ears split, horses branded on left thigh with the same irons.
 BOB STEAD, Globe, A. T. suloS
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

rYn VT can five at home and make more money e Nbbkt work for us thau at anything else in this. HEY world Capital not needed; ycu are staItet HI freo Both sexes, all ages. Any one can U O do the work Large earnings sure ffofrs hrst start Costly outfit and free Better nox delay Cost you nothing to send us your address ana find out; if you wise ynn will do so at once 2
 U.IIl;T Co., Portland, Maino insieH
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Tho retaliation bill DIS ed the Hou 0 by vote of f74 to 1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20


The republican platform declares that
the party is in favor OF taking of the whis-
ky taxes entirely and making all intoxicat-
Ing liquors free IF Government tax, rather
than abate one jot or title Of the tribute
the people now pay on their clothing and
blankets TO the wooi.tariH barons Of the
West. That policy would keep clothing
and blankets dear and make liquors cheap.
How do sincere friends of temperance,
whether Prohihitionists or not, like the pro-
gram : II they do not like It their remedy
Is TO vote against the party That Is pledged
70 II. Not for many years has there been
such necessity for independent voting Al
there Is this year. Not for many years ha,
the republican party 80 repelled sensible
voters as It repels them now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20

| That the republican leaders are at sea OF
the tariff question needs no proof. -Four
years ago,and even up to within six months
since, they agreed that the surplus ought
to be reduced by reducing the tariff. Now
they favor taking the tax from tobacco end
whisky In order 10 reduce the surplus. No
filter proof Of the shifting and changing
tendency Of the party on the tariff question
could be adduced than the yaciilating course
OF the Oreg0Siag on that subject. Not
many months ago II was expaiiaiIng elab-
orately upon the beauties Of free trade. II
was out ofall patience with those who up.
held protection. II declared that aprotee.
ton may pass for blessing 10 those ltpro
tects. but TO those whom II plumbers Il Is
quite another thing" And now II supports
the party policy that not only openly main.
tains this systcm Of pIundcring,b but declares
It's purpose TO enlarge this system OF plum.
dering by increasing duties OH imports TO
a point where they viii operate As prohi.
billion TO all Ilnportationa, ali Of which Is to
he done 10 reduce the surplus. Again Ii
declared 'sfhe system .lthe tariff system,)
regards The consumer as having no rights
at all except the right to be piundcred," !"
and that paper now dutifully falls into line
with the protected monopoiists Of the eoun.
try 70 maintain ahd perpetuate that which
thus robs nearly sixty millions OF people
to satiatc the grasping desires for money
Of q few thousands Unprotected monopoliels.
Again It said "rhe real essence Of pro-
lection Is prohibitions" truth that that
paper nov doubtless regards ~ more wise-
iy than well spoken, Ia view Of tie very
awkward attitude which 1t Is compelled 10
occupy by virtue Of It's being very subser.
Went and dntifuI organ oil party whose
tariff poIicy,in It's honest days,it vehement.
y denounced Again II said "The lum-
Der duty l. the most Inexcusabic folly and
lniqlfity Of the whole monstrous bundle of
iniquiiies and absurditles called the tariff
law" And ye' that paper for weeks has
been denounelng democrats with language
Too strong 10 bc decent for putting lumber
on the free list In their tariff bill. Not
three months ago II was unulierabiy oppos.
I'd 10 removing the tobacco and whisky
iax,declarlng Ia words too plain aud strong
10 be misunderstood that these taxes should
be the Last 10 be made 10 60. Now with
feeble dissent Il walks up 70 the work Of
slecliug Harrison on platform which "a.
vors the removal Of these taxes on whisky
ind tobacco while retaining the tax on food
md clothing. We feel safe in predicting
that before the campaign Il over The party
will shift from It's platform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20
sheriRs Sale.

IN he Circuit Court Of hle State Of Oregon
for lie County oJ'LiRn;
Es Brown as Receiver Of tho North West
ern Manufacturing anu Car Company, plain +
in ". Bertrand Herman and Charles Schaef-
or defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ~
an execution and order ct sale issued out OF
the above named court ia tho above entitled
action will on
saturday. tAe IIGh day or August, 1883,
At the Court House door, in tho citv Of Al
bans. Linn C0nuty, Oregon, az the hour Of
one o'clock p. NJ, sell at pubic auction for
cash ia hand 20 the highest bidder. al the
right title and interest Of the said defendant,
Charles Schsefer, IN and q the following de-
scribed real property heretofore attached ia
said action ON the Sth day Of October, 1855,
described in said execution and order OF sale
as follows. 70 wit:
The northwest quarter and the west half
Of the northeast quarter Of Section twenty
seyen, Township zine, south range, one west,
Willamette meridian, and the south west
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF Section
txenty.two, Township nine, south range,
one west, Willamette meridian, containing
10 all two hundred and eighty acres, more or
less situated in Linn county, Oregon. Tie
proceeds arising from the sale Of said prem
ises to be applied : First TO the payment ot
accrniDg costs and the costs and dIsbursc-
ments taxed at S28. Second to the payment
70 the Plaintiff. E. S. Brown as Receiver Of
the North Western Manufacturing and Car
Company the sum of 500, with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per an
NUN from January Itch, 1883, and the fur
ther sum Of $50 Attorneys fees.
Dated July Ilth, 1888.
JoHN SMALLmAE,
By d S. SMITH, Sheriff.
Toputs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20

As soon as the Tariff bill shall pass the
House the Republican majority in the Sen.
ate will have the opportunity 10 consider
and amendi It. But they do not seem TO be
anxious to avail themselves Of the chance
offered to redeem their pledge to correct
tariff inequalities. Nomule ever held back
in his breeching more obstinateIy than Re-
publican congressmen against tax .rcduc'
ton. In lighting for the interests of pro-
tectcd monopolists the masses are for
gotten.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20

The 0regoHiaA is opening out the ciotted
but mildewy folds Of the .'bIoody shirt"
and preparing It for use in the campaign
this fail. II the 0regoaias has an aptitude
above another, II Is that Of faunting the
"bloody shirt and appealing to the pas
sions and hates engcndercd by the war. The
"bloody shirt" was the Aloha and the One.
ga of that papers fight for Blaine iour
years ago and it evidently intends TO resort
to the same tactics again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-20
Notice to Contractors.
BY d S. SMITH,
Deputy. .

Notice is hereby given that at the next
regular term OF the County Commissioners
Court for Linn county, Oregon, to be held at
the Court House in the city of Albany on
Wednesday the stb day Of August, 1888,
scaled plans, specifications, strain, diagrams
and bids will be received for building bridge
across the swale oyI the Shedd and Albany
rad about one Malt mile south of KendalIs
bridge said bridgs to be $50 feet long and
lG feet wide1 Also for the building Of a COW
cred bridge across Thomas Creek at the point
where the old bridge known as the DeVaney
l0fidge stood, said bridge to he 90 feet long
between piers and bents, "A feet and l6 feet
wide in che clear inside. All bids must be
filed with the Clerk on or before O'clock,
D N. of the above mentioned day. The
Court reserves tho right to reject any and al
bids.
Done by order Of the Court this 9th day Of
July, A. y. 1888.
Il. +. MONTAGUE,
County Clerk.