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ONLY
$500 PER SHARE
UNTIL THE f7TH.
VALUE DOUBLED
WITHIN ONE WEEK.
NATIONAL GAS IMPROVEMENT
C0MPANT'S STOCK.

Rat THAT LARGE GAs WoGk ks
FEET or 6AN e1 DO n Writ vi rHALLoNS or Crude
Osss & EMS
land Process owned by this company and the results have
'sS Gan Of Sey hS Ofs 20 cn Hsns
iss y ~e e able % s ara OS With
I2 GALLONS or NAPIThA ana by nsing CRUDE
THREE GALLONS were psed This gave BEAUTIFUL
This opens up new and T H Held AID pnoues
osay neSsta the waive se Of h 10 0SH
to the small works manufactures hotels and large
small Works ans country that
pay small or sI none at n these can all be
basil. BY the application Of this This be done
erng with the manufacture Of gas while our apparatus is
This is not . experiment. but has been in successful
operation and furnishing two towns from one works for
ana giving 26-csndiepower free ali impurities
s,aiss
able amount Of cash. besides fair proportion of stock Of
Negotiations have progressed so far in the of
era States thss there appears to T no dSpi ns e
% OF jan '1 they viii Be suace
Is PER this Il Is 70
onehs Of all the received the stockholders Of
tons already given out equal number OF shares should
c e1Fy OF ADDITIONAL STOCK WITHOUT FURTHER
ing for is par value sio BIFoRE JAN making the
Ss 0 stock RE Of 6s M 81 80 u pa
and nassessabe value slO, organized under the
the Treasury w. S CHAMBERLIN President; JAMES
GILFILLAN (exUnited States Treasurer Secretary and
Treasurer.
There large amount Of stock yet 10 be sold at
the 10 Is going It all be taken In another
week. 1t will be sold only until nov II, AT IS PER
SHARE in lots not less than five shares
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS AND MAKE
DRAFTS OR CHECKS PAYABLE TO
W. S. CRAMBERllN, AGENT,
115 BROADWAY, Room So, NEW-y0RK.
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NBGhisNm&&
BANKERS q IS, :. & e! BROKERS' s,t
RA lTa".1 T sTHFK Ks OIL.
and all other Securities that dealt IN on View
York, San Francisco, Philadelphia Boston Ex
ss aa sS1 5 R6 a and Or Mining fnn
rates OF interest Interest allowed on depo.s
Established 1885, Weekly Circular free.
THE ASSETS STATE BANK,
~ NEw-sT. NETWORK.
CAPITAL CFIRST ISSUE. s50o,ooeI ~
Buys for cash aud bills Of
exchange; also makes advances approved securities
MANAGEMENT for minors. non-residen,s and
~ H.K. BLooDcooD.
President
A New ork Stock Exchange House will give
an interest to an energetic man thoroughly sse %
BRoKER. New.York Tribune once.
CHOICE Investment Securities paying s per
cent r F es. I'D 20 fF 9 r G Gr '
Of r kI S5Eb Sb t EHs g.. PER J:5.
in 1881 s4eS3l Asse7 ,s valuation % 600 600
EINANCIAL broker Of standing to capitalize
an Undertaking economzing ard improved machinery
am manufacturing process rapidly selling 70 good trade
ores, coon FAITH, Tribune Once
1 United amount of investment stock for
sale per cent n,eres guaroneea 20 per cent p na
as I es Gsie0 also '''' a' a g ls ANA
MONEY LITERALLY LOANED ON CITY
IoRRis b, BAER { co, y West s4th-sa
~ Office is hereby given that the undeh
~ signed WILL until OF the 18th day Of November,
-oceve proposals for the sale and surrender OF two
hundred and hrtyeiRht (2o Northern Pacific Railroad
and Land Grant General First Mortgage Sinking Fund
r.uHc val II aach a
rates not exceeding s1O0 per bond and accrued Interest
To the extent that bonds rendered and pur
chased they will be selected by lot the 10Th day OF
November next and called IN for redemption In ac
cordance with the requirements Of Articles IL and u
OF the trust mortgage and will be redeemed 1st January
mex. at the rate s1loo per bond and accrued interest
that cato
Central Trast Company Of NewyOrk. Trustee.
BY r. p. 0LCOTT. President
New.York. october %. 1sss
STOCKS AND BONDS not quoted on Ex-
Randall II. FooTE 40 Broadway. n. Y:
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
IlEAsUREEs oTEicE, - B 6R, a. ~
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
l.oeg y NoS be S'eh g. November n e woob nna re
VALUABLE invention for sale by Western
party Ca and examine at MERCHANTS HOTEL.
XVANTED.-Eoan Of $4,000 on producing
W nine COLORADO property wei known here by parties
OF 6sy qos1 Tse ana reasonable Commission Address
O T. &. Tribune Office.
NVANTED.-Loa on second mortgage.
W suburban residence; cost 1881 with real estate,
az COO nrst mortgage 81 600; safe profitable
vestr1snt Address G. D.. Fox 6O3. Nsw-Yofk City.
or for sale at par and nd accraed
upon farming lands and city property In Kanas and valued
p f
guaranteed By the INTERSTATE MORTGAGE AND
TRUST CO. Greenfield Mass The guarantee Of this
Company alone makes these securities safe United
States Bond They bear per payable
annually. VIII be sold toy iher - garatelv Cor
respondence Invited. JOHN l. BRANCH,
Attorney l02 Broadway. ". Y
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Reserved Seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony, 5oeen's
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DALY'S THEATRE.

The choice OF and boxes VIII be given TO sub
scribers FOR TIE ENTIRE SERIES. ana on sos
count the particular expense atteDohE .nese
performances tickets for the series VIII % s, q, Tbnr
dav November Is. Orders may be addressed 70 Ais
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Professional.

YOUNG MAN 10 years OF age wishes employment
"A IN mercantile banking house; can give salts
factory references 70 atty and character Address
bsx ~. Tribune Once. N. Y.
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-amuncmcnts.

-tWuuEMCUlN.
NIBLOS GARDEN.
EDWARD GILMORE 800. Lessee and Manager
Reserved Seats orchesra Circle and Balcony. 5ocents
TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 49,
VII be pSqs for The EK Az Of 0p s aSy ;1s'
enaasd: "'" ''D''"'' D'''''''' V '''
THE UNDER CURRENT
The The S SNbEs eeSSE EsEENSEE
$#E S SSBEE S SSEf.ESf
E HUMAN LIFE A ASB HUMAN HUMAN FsssS
With every new, painted from models lmado BY
following eminent American artists rhnip SSs'ens her
Schneider { Maeder and assistants.
The Mechanical Effects constructed from models by James
Tai by Nick LoItz, Donald Mackenzie and assistants
The Original Incidental Music By Mr. Henry wiamss'
Tho Drama produced under the Personal Direction Of the
Author and with the following
CAST.
Captain DebarrOn, Hero Of ths S sS'. vs.e.r
BERTHE Mobraigh, a Club Chum Mr.. Jameson finney.
RIVER Wreck on the Ocean Of LIE e,om,nick Murray
Bond. wreeker in the same Sea Mr.. George Barnuin
Doctor saul Gerce eady in the under current ,,,,
h eas a :sSss h Is ace: H
The finsDury Mouse another straw" Master Ale Psps
fa ram %A With an organ MI KeIncIh Lee
SAMPSON s%Ss an old family sefvan. NJ s. Johns.
Alice sSaess Half Sisters Nils: LAW Mss Msisrn
oiAir' Ds0'''0n . 'n'"S '' 'H''' ' Ms. Ale. Hood.
Mother Hundreds ,,,:. Miss Miss Nay sylMe-
Jsnni and bancGi, substitutes icE the monkey
he
Msssfs Jenkins Booker, 6easo Wssh. Rivers Mann
Misses KS Taylor Rns ver ho
doris Phillips Kirby, Thomas, BOwker. Carroll.
AcrL-A PULL UP IN THE RACE
Scene The Den 0ysrcong The Iham sn w. D Saul
Scene aDThs Mansion IN Beigrsva The Hsiress goes
ACT 1.-THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING.
Scene THE Empty Mansion. new candidate for the
Scene 2--Lodgings in Flnsbury. The Runaway is
Scene "a HOardngs IN an Fast End . Cut The Cap
Scene 5oyi w %Aechaps Way message and
Scene s~The Underground Cellar. An night den in
whteehapel The sisters exchange fates!
ACT -III.-THE TEN-FoRTY ,UP.ExPREss:
Scene Tho Auto Prison DE- saul states hiS plans
Scene 3-The House Neat Door. Rosa volunteers for
Scene The Road near Isleworth Dr. Saul sees a
Scene 1.-The smithy by the Railway Bend Jasper
scene1Eosas ' DouiOir at IseS9rth The Captain de-
clares himself 10 the real heress
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
A SPECIAL MATINEE OF THE UNDER CURRENT
"A. GRANp CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
OF THE 5sG 9TH az NES:h0 NA'
c SCSEP q iS4hi:bf
SUCCESSFUL
HA SN5{sA 4SP c INsFRE TFSTs ALL
gcRGN S 2NTT2EK A S5D D BANtN ART
n.c,1 AND !, dA Nh bISs.. artistic perfection
TEN G TH6 Dtfs SifSs sTUpEsNrs.
PRIZES AER G2tR ME AEF An
President ri 1g' IS Dr. ~
CASINO, Broadway and 39th-s.
NEvenings at rs. Matinee Saturday at 4
2ND MONTH.
WAS TIE SUI TM TO, TOTAL Al, OF THE The ..
efF2ia GEaNs F OF THE THE 6 6FfsI rs
GILBERT AND sULLIvAN's
TIE
f. /. :? n 7 f. + I. III 1
OF TIE
$ Is f.; 4 {, / f F. ! e. e. e.
(By special arrangement with r. D'OYLY CARTEJ
Great Cast, Magnificent Costumes. scenery; &C. ~
CHORUS OF 65. ORCHESTRA OF 80.
Admission soc. secured four In advance.
~ RAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI Lessee and Manager MI. T. H. FRENCH.
Reserved seats-Orchestra Circle and Dacony-o0c.
Wedne sday-M ATTN EES-SaIurdSy.
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Amnecmenls.

3 RQ "a DIV g THEATRE. y, Special
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. nov. Is,
AT / 30
GRAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
IN AID OF THE
ACTORS FUND
AMERICA,
For which occasion many Members of the Dramatic
volunteered their services -
PROGRAMMES,
BROADWAY THEATRE ORCHESTRA
MR. ERNEST MEYETI CoNDUcToh
2 MR. !. H Ar Wii'dS AMP Sl3. coM N,
II 'ns wv" %wADDlY, p Goo Ssie scene from
iH'ia'hs Mr. Ap D8v aRd B Ir,fna Songs by
D. MR. EDWIN B RRP9rH A y 3hs MR. LAWRENCE
QUARREL SCENE from JULIUS CAESAR.
A. MoNoLoGUE cHAHACTERIsT1oUE,
MR. MARSHALL T. WILDER 81 -
] Mr. JAMES wHrTcoMB RILEY.
SONGS I" X X2EE sGbTE Ma e, HAS5FenA
7. CIRCUS DE CANINE
MR. HARRY PARKER AND FRIENDS
s. SONG.
Mr. TONY PASTOR
3. ACT FIRST OF Mr.. BARNES OF NEW-YORK
THE DUEL ON THE BEACH.
BY THE BROADWAY THEATRE COMPANY.
TO- SOMETHING ON THE PIANO. ii 81
MR. EDWARD E. RICE. JLai
IL MoNoLoGuE DRAMATIoUE. fr-i-ii
MR. HENRY T. DIXEY ' ~ ~
10 RECITATION aInvINcrr
MR. LOUIS ALDRICH.
ID. ARIA BALLO IN MASCHERA VERDI
SIG. F. FINELLI DE VALLETTA.
r. STORY '''''} MR. BILL Nrr. h-h'I
IS. RECITATION '--y~f1~It
With added features for which arrangements
being made
REGULAR NIGHT PRICES
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY, NOV. r. At THE
BOX-OFFICE OF THE BROADWAY THEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTE-OWING TO TTF LENGTH OF
THE ABOVE PROGRAMME THE ENTERTAINMENT
WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 80.
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BrookIpm propsrtp for Sale ann 20 fet
Gountrn Drouertn for Sale ano Go fn

GENCY FOR MONTCLA1R--Handsomsr residences
"A ana building sites for sale houses let
year CLARENCE B. TUBES. Beekman-st. n. Y.
A BOUT 200 ACRES FOR SALE. bounding ON New.
L1York Bay. thirteen miles OUT extensive buildings;
Ia stations; high. extensive elegant ocean view.
j. A. VAN AUKEN & CO.. II Broadway
TOR RENT IN CLEVELAED.-JaRuary 1889. new,
j. elegant stOreroOm with basement 44Xl50 IT. " The
Beckman" stories; fronts two streets; best
retail business location IN city, Descriptive pamphlet
application T.. w. GODDARD ACT, Cleveland ONO
\ INVEST IN DENVER.-rhe coming great inland city.
which had boom, but whose progress is the
wonder Of every one Population. 1870. 400; 1888
100 Buildings erected 1857. 1900 Teal estate
500 900 600 FIRST months 1885. $4,000 600 Is rail
roads here perpetual sunshine city u health death
rate. 10 per LOCO. We have coal and iron sufficient
to dozen Pittsburgs, and an agricultural domain
capable OF supporting million OF people We have N
clerk capitalist Residence ana suburban
lots renting property paging 70 II per cent We are
constantly making Investments for Eastern people Write
10 Va for statistics the State. Colorado or German
National Banks for our standing, o
G.. A. BUSHNELL co,
T. o. Box 1904 Denver. Col
Mr. A Bushnell. Of this 1im. will b. at AZ Court
st.. Boston, during November. Write 20 him
NoNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY Houses u
Vl residences for sale 81 moderate priceA
IAESONs 4 TAYLOR 70 Cedar-st. N Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
70 LaNB CsyET NEErsSl,

On July 25th an act entitled "A bill to establish United States land courts Aad to provide for judicial investi- gation and settlement of prlyate land claims in tho Territory of New Mexi- co and in the Stats ofColorado, passed ihe loNsc hausa of Congress, This hill originally included Arizona in its provieian, but owing to the efforts of Delegate Smith our Territory was ex- onpted from it's operation. The fault in this law which caused the exclusion of Ari1aua lies in the fact that under tho treaty with Mexico our Govern ment promised to settle these claims, and it ths contemplated land court was established hero 1t would de- Solve upcu tho settlers to contest the validity sf any alleged Mexican grant, CT in ether words the settler would go into court to d9tead his patent grant cd by the Government against such a grant, and it would be well nigh lm- possible fsr the settler is furnish the necessary means 10 procure evidence is combat the claim which threatened t6e title to Lis land, sisen Lim by tbe Government.
 A similar law affecting California was in fOrcs some hma in the ffties and proved a scarce of hardship to tbs people of that State, dsprlung them ss 1t did of many thousands of acres Of valuable laad covered by fraud. ulent so-called spanish land grants.
 The increment now being made in Pima aud Cochisa counties, with great n5isa and a pretense Of interest in the welfare of settlers on alleged grants to have Auzons included in the oper Gt;sn of tba oil, is confined to law yers, wl9 scsGt fat fees, and to claim ants of grants to establish the validity of valel the law as now in force af iords ample provision,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04

Tn, sui brought in Che name of the Government, by Special Agent Bev- ans, agaius. Geo. E. Brown, of Agua Fria vallcy, Yayapai county, to dis possess bin of his raach npon which he has lived nine years, resulted in 3 decision in Browns favor Had Bev- ans proved his point, tha decision would still hays been in favor of granting Brown 3 patant for his land, it is said. The suit cost bIr. Brown $500, and is certainly a great injustice, Government agents wao harrass set Hers, without just cause, should be recalled The numerous suits for tim bar cutting. while there is no prospect Of fsecurins single convection, will ecst defendants many thousands of aollars.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Jos. Sehlitz extra Stout, the best beer brewed in America, can be found at Taylor's sideboard
 An elegant llne of Gents furnish ing goods at Mrs. R. Gills. x J. ". Douglass, tailor and renova- tor of scuffed and soiIed clothing, is again in Globe soliciting employment. He also proposes to do house cleaning, and odd jobs with view of turning an honest penny.
 FoR RENT oR SALE.-The Sycamore Hotel, near the Old Dominion smell ter, furnished complete to accemmo- date thirty boarders. Terms reason able, title good. Apply to Geo. l. Turner on the premises, CT at the BELT office.
 As fine line Of wines, liquors and cigars, also imported brandies and gin as you can find in 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-dumplag hay rakes. Sand in your orders. Y
 Fresh fruits, finest confectionery eggs, butter and cheese, at lowest pri. ces, at Mrs. R. tiills
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
Toy cAgTnzT.

We have in this Territory probably as stringent coda of laws defining the crimes against the elective fran chiss as can 6e fuusJ il any State or Territory. h addition to the custo- mary statutory provisions 5esignsd to promote 8 free bJ,:at rat fair count, ias Revised Code co0tS Sins q provision which declares tkat "cgory person who makes. offers or accepts any bet or wager upon the rasnlt of any cleo ticp, or upon the success or failure oi any person CT candidate, or upon the apmber of votes % be cast, either in ths aggregate CT for any particular eaEdidats, Or agon the vote to he cast by any psfgsa, is guilty of Q nisds. nnauor'
 Sec, 7= Fraaib.ts fny parscn at his expense from furnishing entertain, ment to any meeting oG electors, sishsr Peeviou,'y te o. curing an olec, tion, CT froni pccoar3as tA0 attendance ef fvotsrs .,t the polls for a valuable eeEsideratier, but closes by permit. ling Sag9as b pay for the expense oi Eolding Pagl.s meetings for the dis caSsion Of Fphlic questions and for the printing Of han2Ji.ls, circulars, etc preu2us b sn election. This section was evidtr.'y ,,s,nSd for the purpose c! onab,irs 5omo othcr fellow to foot the bI'!s, and toe r,oyision prohibit, ing bets sipst have besn aimed at th, campaign new nat wsstrs.
 Ssc. v states that hereafter candi dates fer office must De tho sole fudge. Of the ameunt of their contribution. far campaign purposes, and that they nust cali scero: nentings for tho pur. pose Of detgsainirR their assessments and Sec. s declares that q esnaidat, IS guilty Of Q misdomcanor if ho pay, civctiy or indirectly any money as ar assessment !sgied except III the man ner agreed upon 10 such secret caucus
 Sec. 79 makes it unlawful fer any political committee or convention tC levy, assess. collect, demand or re- ceivs from 2 candidate any money oi otbag ralaalls thing for nlection ol e2mpaiga expenses, and any member or offer of such 3 Lsdy who votes fel CT auiacsszas such levy or collection $ guidy of B rlisaomeaHor. Undel this l&a tLc successful nominee is no reqGtrs5, ai.5oEGh Ia may bo expect cd, 10 walk II? Taan his name IS called and make . cash deposit with the sec !, Yetary.
 Every person not entitled to vote who attempts to vote, is guilty of [ EAdemeanor The law should br read by every voter, in erder net t, get himself in a snap, fer the reason that it bristlcs with prohibitions.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
Purity your Blood 1.


 Bodily and mental health depend upon healthy condition of tke blood. The blood particularly in the spring and summer months, becomes clogged with impurities, which poison it and generate disease. A harmless blood purifier is necessary 10 restore healthy tone. The best purifier and tonic known is Swi,t's Specific (S. $. S.), Of it's won darful purifying and tonic powers we g.ya few testimonials:
 Alr. Wm. A. Seboid, with George P. Powell 6 Co, 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes: "I feel if my duty, for ihe banent Of others who may be af- hgcted as was, 10 write you this letter, which you can use in any way you choose. 1 suffered great pain from bolis, all over my neck; conld not turn ny head without acute pain. After trying all the usual remedies, and ind ing no relief, I used one bottle $. $. S., anu very soon l was entirely relieved of my Jobs Cumforters.' Now nos siga of my afiiictiop can be scent --Slir. M. s. Hamhl, Winston, Y. C., ~ writes ''I use it every spring. T. al- ways builds mo up, giving nc appetite and digesuon, and enabling mo to stand tho hot summer days. Ca using it soon become strong of body azi easy of mind"
 MT. c. E, Mitchell, West 23d St. Ferry, New York, writes; T weighed il6 pounds when l began taking your medicine, and now l52 pounds 1 would not be without s SIS. for several times Its weight in gold"
 Treatlss on Blood and Skin Disease tgniIed free. TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
 Drawer g Atlanta, Ga
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
as IF c9NrEaYT ercosRTEs THE MEAN.
 sS,a GF THE LAWs

i According to the Tombstons Daily Prospector, of July 25th the editor, s. 10. Bagg, was arraigred and fined $500 or, in leu et tho payment of said sum, to suffer imprisohment for threo hundred days in the county jail of Coohise county for publishing, as he alleges, the following:
 We take our medicine with a good grace, and we hope the Honorable Judge and the Honorable Board of Supervisors will not make any grim aces in taking the pills which have been prescribed for them by our edi- torial surgeon.
 If this is the extent Of the editors offending it becomes question wheth- CT such language constitutes con tempt of court. Phs statute defines contempt, such as MT. Bagg is charged with, as tine publication of false or grOsslF inaccurate report of the pro- cee3.ugS of any court" Another sec ton of the code IS that mo reporter, | aditor, or proprietor of any newspaper lis hahle te any prosecution for a fair and true report of any judicial, legis' latiye or othor official proceedings, or of any statement, speech, argument or debate in tue course of the same, ex- cspt ppeu proof of malice in making such report, which shall not be implied from the mere fact of publication"
 It has been declded that "To eriti- else ia a newspaper the ruling of a judge in case not pending is not contempt. '-15 Haz. Pa. Reg. 3S0 1 Iguoring the fact whether Bagg was guilty or not, the penalty iahict- ed by the court appears to be szces- slye, inasmuch as the same end could l nave been acquired by a less severe punishment The law contemplates this by fixing by statute the offence, and the exercise of it in the manner not prescribed by law, in q severe and harsh manner, is not, and should not bo upheld Nor should newspapers silently acquiesce in a judgment aC. fecting the rights of the Prcss--frec speech, and merited criticism of off, , cial acts of public officers
 Mir. Bagg refused to respond to tht payment of tho fine, and, as a couse !, quenee, was put in jail The Pros. pector of the 2Sth, ultimo alleges thai ! the true cause eff Judge Barnes perse cution of the oditer and propnetor o. . the Prospeetor IS that he charged to, Supervisors of Coehise county with Il legally paying him (Barnes) $500 [ year of the peoples money for per forming duties imposed upon him b, : the United States statutes and fol } which the government pays him S3o0t year,
 Ir. Bags's attorney applied t, Judge Berry Court Commissioner, re gently appointed by Judge Barnes, fol bis release upon wit of habeas cor pus, which was denied, and Mr. Bag. , being remanded to the custody of thu sheriff, and still refusing to pay tht fine, about 200 citizens of Tsmbstonr look tue matter in hand, paid the fine and Mir. Bagg was released, and es corted from the jail to his sffice b, leading citizens.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04

\ Wo understand that in consequence
 of deficiency of the appropriation
 for revenue servlce for iho fiscal year just ended, sections of the line mark ing the boundary of the United States and Mexico, on the part of the United
 States, are still without guards, al, though Congress subsequently, pro yidsd means for that service. The inadequate number of guards em- ployel and insulfcisncy of pay for Ssruces rendered, even when the de. partment is flush with funds, invites the greed of smugglsrs to red0ubled
 efforts, to turn a ninlble psso. ct the expense of these who pay duties and consequently are undersold by thosa
 who enter goods duty free. But per haps, thls is only the commencement sffree tradein advance of tariff freform,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
Sheriff Fryer is in receipt of com

Sheriff Fryer is in receipt of com munieadon from the commanding of ficer at the San Carlos reservation, notifying him of tho readiness of the military authorities in charge to turn over to hlm all the Indians against whom indictments were found by the recent grand juries of this ceunty for various oiTenses. The sheriff applied to the District Court for the necessary warrants and there made the discov- cry that no order of tho court had ever been made for the issue of these war wants This order must be made in open court and the court will not sit uRtil October. Florence Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that at meeting of the Board of Supervisors, of Gila county, Arizona, held on the 29Ih day of JuDe, A. D. 1883, the following order was made and entered, to-wit: It being deemed necessary that a re.reyis- tration Of the voters of said GilA County, Ari- zoua Territory, should be made prior t0 the general election to be held in said county for the year 1888; now, Therefore, pursuant to ti.e provisions of Chapter ,, of Title 2l uf Elec- tions, Revised Statutes of Arizona, it is orr dered, that the County Recorder of said Gila County. cancel the names Of voters upon the Great Register of said Giia County of the years lSS5 z and prepare and open Grand Register for the purpose Of re- re-FegistFatian If the voters of said county; and that the Clerk give notice hereof. by publication in HE ARIZONA SILVER BELT in accordance with law
 A true copy from the minutes.
 GHAS. T. MARTIN,
 Clerk Board Supervisors. Globc, A. T., June @, lSSS. ie50 im