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Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
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. E. Gill'8. x 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.
 Fresh fruits, finest confectionery, eggs, batter and cheese, at lowest pri- ces. at Mrs. R. Gill's. x FOR RENT OR SALE.-Thc Sycamore Hotel, near the Old Dominion smell ter, furnished complete to accommo- date thirty boarders. Terms reason able, title good. Apply to Geo L. Turner on the premises, or at the BnT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
Misses.

A prominent physician calls the kiss an elegant disseminator of dis. ease He says, "feyer is spread by it, 90 are lung diseases " lie nam tains that if tbe kissing custom were driven out of the land it would save one.tenth of one per cent, of human lives, winch are now sacrificed. Gut upon the gnarled and sapless yaga- bond Evidently kisses are net for such as he and the old fox says, the grapes are sour. Let him devote him sslf to making cur women healthy and blooming that kisses may be kisses This can surely be done by Dr. Pierce $ Faverite Prescription winch IS magi- cal in its effect, upon all diseases pe- culiar to females. After taking il there will be no more Irregularity, nc moro backacho, no more nervois pros. tration, no more general debility. All druggists.
 To regulate the stomach, llver and bowels, Dr. Pierce Pellets excel 25 cents vial; one a dose.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

from an ambush as they were riding along the trail just back of Mrs. Rose s ranch, Tn Pleasant Valley, and Cody's horse was killed. The parties dolng the shooting, tws m number, then got their hsrSes and rode down into and across the valley and straight to Ed. Roses ranch, where they went Tn, and no ons bsrng there, they helped them selves to pair of field glasses and a picket rope, and then pulled out. Par ties went on their trail, but soon lost it, owing to rain. Since then every ranch has been deserted and the peo- pie are camped together for mutual protection, between Perkins store and Mrs. R3ae's ranch, no man feeling safe in the prosecution of his own business, as it evidently is not the intention of the hushwhackers to eonfue their murderous assaults to the Towksbury party, for the simple reason that there is only one man of that party in the Valley, nor has any other been there for about two months.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Complaints have been made con- corning the overflow of the county road from the irrigating ditch ID J. E. Rockers and ?, c, Robertsen's lane, which has caused iAconyanience to tsamsters when passing ever it. Thomas Armer, who has had an un- pleasant experience at that particular place can acquaint the road oyerseer where bottom can be found.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

We congratulate Miami School Dis trlet n having secured the services oi the talented and efficient Mrs. J C. Ogden as iastruetress. Her croden- tials bear the best names of citizens Of Globe, and among the names are these of the three trustees of Globe district. tive of whom voted 10 superseds her in the conduct Of the school under their supervision.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

We are in receipt of a communiea- ton, dated Pleasant valley, Aug. 2lsi, in which it is stated that there arc now upwards of sixty persons in the defensive camp in the vicinity Of Per kins' store. Other matters spoken oi n tho letter are elsewhere given in this issue of the BIT, by another resi- dent of the valley who professes to have 8 personal knowledge of matters transpiring there. lie also denies that the Tewksburya arc in auywise taking hand on either side in the affair.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The phunix Gazette has also dropped OF Pete Bolan's little scheme to have the Territorial Convention recommend candidates for appoint- ment to offices under Federal control. The proposition does not meet with much faycr froc tue Democratic press of the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

A surprlso party, and serenade by the Globe Brass Band, was teudeFed Mrs. B. G. Fox last Saturday night, which was largely attended by admir- ing friends, and proved an enjoyable oceaslon. The amiable hostess and her better-balfentertainea their guests most h0spitably.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
POST orvIcE RULES,

efRee open from : A. M to7 P. NJ, daily.
 Snndays -one hour after mail arrives.
 AIsil closes going East snd West at { ;45 A. e., daily.
 Money Order Department closes at T. g., daily--Sundays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos and htaNey every Menday, Wednesday and Friday--te Catalpa, Armer, Tonto, Rye, Paysun, Se., every Mon. say These mails close the night previous at 6P.N. ALONZO BAILEY, F. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

All members of the Republican Cen tral Committee of Gla county, arc re- quested to meet Tn Globe. on Satur- day, August 25th, at 8 p. m. Busi- ness of importance to be transacted.
 W, II, DuEYEA,
 Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

We will probably be in position to furnish complete meteorological re- ports soon, as Lieut. w. A. Glassiord has promised to obtain for us the ne- cessary instruments if possible.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Trouble is feared from Sioux In. dians Of the Pine Ridge Agency, Dak
 l large band of them, iu defiance of the Agents order, have gone to take part Tn the Cheyenne sun dance on Tongue river Military are in pursuit.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Thirty Government pack mnla9 ar rived here last Saturday night from Cheyenne. They were sent to several posts in Southern Arizona, sixteen head gong to Fort Grant Wilcox Stoeknan.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

We learn from the Silver City, New Mexico, Enterprise that Bremen stock has jumped in price m Saint Louis, in consideration of the improved condi- ton of the group of mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Jacob Lauifer, who was recently shot, from the brush, in Pleasant val ley, is reported lvlng, with a proba- bihty of recovery.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

James Patton is so far recovered from his recent severe sickness as to be able to be about again,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The Tombsterc e Prospeetor says that ths exodus tor Bisbee reminds one of the stampede to the diggings in Cal ifornia in '49.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Hopes of hLeral rainfall in this section have gone glimmerins with the things that were. Cattle ,rll! have to rustic for feed th2 coming winter, but they are at present i'll good condition, and Lr5use wll be abundant.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Old Dominien coppsr gees forward tc Baltimore with pleasing regularity The last shipment from Wilcox, re- corded by tue Stockman, was 106,000 pounds.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The appeal Tn the case of the Apa- che condemned to death, at the last term oi the Maricopa cGurt, acts as a stay of proceedings, and as a couse- quence he is still tenant of the PhG- uixiail
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Nathan Price, of Wheataolds, has presented specimen potatoes of his crep-a1 large. The biggest one measured 16x20 inches.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
aoTlcE.

l have disrosed of my interest in the butch eriu2 business, heretofore conducted under the firm name of Curnow & Co.,, to Robert Prin- gle and James Wiley, who assume al debts against tho lusiness and will collect gil ac- counts THOS. CGRA9AN.
 Globe, A. T., August 25 1888. tang25tf
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Weare informed that Mrs. Robert { Uhabot has been ra-eugaSsd to teach the WheatEelds public school, where her past services in that capacity are so highly appreciated.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Mr. J. Libernau, of the well-known forwarding and commission house of J, Lberman & Co, Wilcox, is in Globe iii tho interests of his firm.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

There will be services in the Meth odist Church, Sunday night, commen- cirg at s o'clock, All are invited ts attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The County Treasurer and Recorder now occupy their handsome offices in the new court house building.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Owing to Jhe delay of coke teams, by reason of heavy reads, the Old Do- minion shelter was closed down for two days It was blown Tn again On Tuesday and the supply of fuel is now plentiful as teams are arriving daily.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

All the school hooks used in our public school for sale at Taylor's News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Eimrods can find good sport on Pi- nal mountains shooting weed pigeons, which are feeding on elder berries
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The rainfall yesterday was ,0S5 of an inch, not euousa to lay the dust.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

J, H, Benbreok and J. Piercy, whc were here on a visit, returned to Phe- nix on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Orders have been received from the Secretary of War to abandon Fort Thomas as a military post, and the garrison is ordered to be moved to San Carlos. A board of officers will be at San Carlos next Tuesday to se- lect site for a post.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

The Stockmau notes the arrival at Wilcox of six cars of cote--l96,000 pounds-for tho Old Dominion Copper Company,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Iioui. Wm, Black, of San Carlos, is in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
TERRITORIAL TopaCs.
Condensed from Snr Exchanges for
 "siiver rselt'' Renders.

The railroad track is being laid .. fast as possible from Fairhank on the Bisbee read. Indications are that the road will be completed sooner than al first expected. Prospector.
 The Bishee smelters consume each and every month more than ,500, ,00G pounds of ceke in conducting then operations, and the output of copper is greater than that of tho whole Ter ritory combined Democrat.
 0ns of Sheriff Slaughters deputies who went with him 10 the scene ofthe murder of Lucero returned last even. ing, Slaughter is still at ths ranch. He reports that after killing Lueero the murderers came up to within Q few miles of Wilcox and stele fresh horses, retreating again across the line--Prospector.
 The Journal-Niner gives the mum. Der of cattle in tho several counties oI the Territory, as returned to the Ter ritorlal Auditor, as follows: Apache, 655,472; Cochise, 73,294; Glla, 199H; Graham, 45,54l; Mohaye, 22,752; ri- nal, 31,460; Yayapai, 141,174; Yuma, 3,3i0; Maricopa, 12.698. Total, 4l3, 7l5. The above does not include pi- ma county, nor some 5000 bulls, beef cattle and thorougbbredS in Yayapai.
 By our exchanges It is learned that Cameron King has left Yuma and To- cated in San Diego. This leaves q va cancy in the office of Commissioner eff Immigration which Governor Zuliek should immediately fll, as this is the time for work in that direction. It Is highly probable, however, that King has drawn his entire allowance for the term ending in January next. He was good in drawing his salary, even If he performed 10 other duties of tho office, Arizonan.
 Ffam the Enterprise we learn that Dasiderio Lopez, wood contractor at Tom Buchanan's wood camp, nine
 
 miles from Pinal, owed Ynez CisReros seven dollars for wood furnished hlm, When Cisnoros asked for his pay. last Saturday evening, Lopez replied tbat he weulda't give him tEe money, but would give him "this, and suit;ng his action to the word, plunged 2 knife into Cisneros, who staggered a fes stePs away and fell to the ground dead. Lopez immediately made hls escape toward tAs Superstition noun tains. Lopez was subsequently, cap tured by Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha and upon preliminary hearing at pi- nal was held without bonds to appear before the grand jury. lie is now prisoner II the county jaii at Florence.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
Notice of Pre-elnption Proof
Declaratery Statement No 10G5. U. s. LAND OFFICE. Tucson. Arizona,
To the Voters of Gila County.

Ton are hereby notified, that pursuant ta m oIder of the Beard of Supervisors of Gils county, Arizona, l have this day caucglieeithe names of voters upon the Great Register of Gila county of the years lSS5 ( and that have opened q Grand Register for the purnose of general re.regstra.ion of the voters pf Gila county
 CHS. T. MARTIN.
 CeEnty Recorder 6ilehe. ]. T, Iaas @. Isss
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Have you seen Hymans new gold and silver plated cornet? It's a daisy, and the happy possessor IS burning midnight oil in the cultivation of his inherent musical talent. The instru- ment ls "B Flat" but Hyman will soon be able to wind tune that will not be Hat to appreciatiye eais.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25
CHA ENcAsplsnNr. No. 3.
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden killing cattle banded . ur A D, and driving the same of their accustomed range, without a written order from the undersigned
 J. H. CANANAN. Globe. A. D., January 50. 1888.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

msSTuEY ssnTEsRoEoGEcAh REPORT,
 GGzY Isss.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

G. s. Van Wagcnsn and Mr. and Mrs. J c. Ramsdell have taken posses sion of their recent purchase, the Dur yea property, where Mr. Van Wagen- en will continue in the general mer- chandise business. His removal will accommodate . large number of resi- dents ln the northern part of town.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Yuma experienced lively earth quake shock on Monday morning last. No damage is reported
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25

Work was begun Wednesday on what will be slightly addition to the Dpryea property, recently purchased by J. c. Ramsdell and G. 5. Van Wag- enen. It will be two story struc- turo of frame, The lower part will be one room of large dimensions, to be used by Mrs. Ramsdell as a restau- rant dining room. The second floor will be divided into commcdieus apartments to be occupied by the fam ily of c. $ Van Wagenen
Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-25


 The following communication was received from a resident of Pleasant Valley:
 On the 3lst of July the people of Pleasant Valley and vicinity assem- blod at Perkins store fearing an h. dian raid, as they had been notified by some of John Dasin's Indians that 6 large party were out. After waiting until tho Sd of August, two men were sent to Tonto to find out what they could about the Indians. On their re- turn next day they passed by Lauifer' $ ranch and found that ba had been shot from an ambush that morning, while he and Chas, Livingston were after their horses that were picketed just back of the house. Lauffer had his left arm broken just below the shoulder, the weapon being q 45-90 Winchester, as shown by the shells found under the tree from where the shooting was done In the afternoon of the same day two men, Cody and Coleman, both quiet inolfensive clti- 2ens, and in no way interested in the Ggaham-Tewksbury var were shot at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
rs LOUISIANA TO BE WON BY
MIRMOTH

The campaign In Louisiana, which will
come TO an end on Tuesday next, when
the question OF tho relative strength Of the
contending parties will DO decided at the
polls. has been most unfortunate and II
Is feared may prove disastrous one for the
Democrats. The feeling between the two fac
tons into which that party has been diyid-
ed the McEnoryilcs and the Nichollsites
has been so bitter that the former declined
TO hold meetings during the illness OF Gov,
Nichols. which prevented him from pros
ecuting tho canvass. Gov. Warmoth,
his Republican competitor, took adj
vantage Of this TO SOW the seeds Of dissen-
sion and widen the breach, and II he Is
to be believed, succeeded 30 well that he
hopes TO carry the State by $1,000 major
ity This would be q dangerous dis.
astcr 10 the party in this the Prcsl-
dental year. There Is no telling what
the effect would be In other Southern
States, our own included, where the Re-
publicans arc better equipped than over,
aud arc more aggressive than they have
been since they were turned down in 1869.
In New Orleans, where the Democrats
have hitherto been strong enough for any
emergency, they seem 10 be hopelessly
divided in support Of two municipal
tickets. The bitterness and hostil.
ity between these factions will be
readily realized by our readers when
they understand that the Republic
ans are supporting The boiling Democrats
who are 80 strong that they have been able
10 force the regulars to make changes In
their ticket AMI strike of the names Of a
dozen OF the nomincosand substitute those
Of others for them. But even this does
not satisfy them and they insist that the
regulars shall withdraw from the leld and
unite on their ticket. Whether they will
do this remains to bc seen. II they do not
there Is reason to fear the boilers may re-
pay the Republicans for their supper, and
for the sake Of controlling the pap OF New
Orleans surrender the State to Warmoth.
II they do what chance will there DO Of
The Democrats carrying Louisiana in No.
vembcr for Clcycland3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
IELEaRAMs.

J. $, Clarkson says there Il no possibility
IT Blainc'a nomination.
Minister Phelps slys he has not been Of,
tered the chief jusiiccship.
President Cleveland has approved the
project 10 erect statue Of Washington In
Paris.
Judge VOORHEES, has denied the petition
Of the Republican party Of Louisiana ior
an injunction restraining the registrar u
voien from appointing crr,ain boards ol
commissioners 10 serve at the coming cleo.
ton, ON which boards the Republican
party u without representation.
The Interstate commerce commission has
recommended 10 the congressional com.
mitlec ON Interstate commerce an amend.
mcnt OF the act 10 cover the transconti.
mental competition of Canadian roads.
The principal feature Is that no road shall
charge more ior local freight than their
share OF the rates charged on the Canadian
rates that they have received. This, Il Is
thought, will cncciually prevent the pres.
cnt injurious competition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
CHANCELLOR AND EMPEROR.
Frederick Refused to Allow Bismarck
70 Resign.

70 hohiNn.
BERLIN, Aprill3.- scmi-oiIicinl accounts
in the press rcehrding the differences be-
tween the Emperor and Prince Bismark
are ut variance. The following facts are
known in the highest circle: AT the close
Of the recent Interview with Prince bis.
marck, the Emperor intimaled his inlcn-
ton Of inviting Prince Alexander 10 Berlin
to confer an order upon him and TO appoint
him TO command corresponding 10 the
rank ho formerly held in the German
army. The chancellor protesting against
such n step M incxpcdicnt, the Emperor
declared that hc would abandon his inten-
ton. The matter was regarded at
Charlottcnbcrg US settled. and thec
WIS great surprise when, few
days later, Prince bismarck forwarded a
memorandum 10 the Emperor, stating ut
length his reasons for opposing the DO.
trothal and saving that he must resign n
the Emperor did not accept his advice.
The Emperor nj the interview on
"Wednesday declined TO permit the chm.
ccllor b. resign. There IL now absolutely
no foundation for the hints appearing in
the press that the bctrothal may again be
brought forward. Such a contingency IA
ont OF the question In view Of the charac.
ter ~ the personagcs concerned and the
political situation. The reports that Prince
lIohcnlohc and Count Won Haiziclt, min.
isicr 10 England, have been sounded as TO
their willingness TO succeed Prince Ills
marck, are untrue. The Emperor has not
for moment contemplated the possibility
Of the chancellor rcsigning.
Tho recent conference between Count
Herbert bismarck and Crown Prince
William In the waiting.room Of the Pots
dam station had nothing 10 do with the
question Of the bclrothal Of Princess victo-
ria % Prince Alexander. but referred 10
the estates Of the imperial family. This
matter has bccn arranged 10 the entire
nnIinlnrlinn Of all CONCERNED
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
The Rrifl.h Ca.nmnus.

LONDON, April l3.--In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr. Goschen an
nounced that the total amount Of consols
converted was now e473, 0O0 600, leaving
fS5, 1000, 600, most Of which was in the
hands Of trustees. There was still time,
he said, to apply for conversion. On a
motion being made by Mr.. Smith that the
county government hill be given prece-
dence over private members bills, Mr.
Labouchere offered an indignant protest,
saying that Mr.. Smith played an astute
game and was hurrying the bill TO prevent
the House taking time 10 consider its mer-
its. Mr.. Smith denied that he desired to
shorten the discussion. The magnitude Of
the bill, he said, was such that the govern
ment would be remiss in duty II ii failed
10 take every chance TO forward the meas
ure. Mr.. Smiths motion was carried
2i3 TO l43
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE

no. 6l0s R-Chanccry Court OF shelby County-
William LipScOmb ct ai. w. Thos. Pearson ct q
by virtue Of an intorocutory decree for sale. 4
tered in the above cause on the eth day Of Marc1
lSS, IN. h. CT, +. J1Dl renewing former orief
herein, will sell nj pub ic agcllon to the hghct
bidder. In front Of the CLERK aud Masters ofic(
courthouse Of Shelby county Memphis, Tenn, A
saturday, April IA, 1888.
within Legal houN. the following described propeI
~. situated IN Twnlfh Civil District OF she'll
county Tcnn. tO-wit
Lot No .. Of the subdivision Of 57s acre. mad
herein. aud begins at take 60 links west q th
southwest corner Of lot No I. the west line Of G
link lane thence west ~ chalus toa sb,kc theme
north 10 chains to u stke: thcnce west chain
65 links 20 a stnkoi theme ioulh ES' yves
"a Inks, stands n hassliras Inches In diane
ter: thence north " chains 90 stake. thence cis
- chains - links 10 stale: thence sIth 20 chain
co link toa stake at north end Of 60 link lnn1
thence west 60 links thence south along the w,a
line 81 said lane 81 chains % links 10 the beginning
containing rs i0-lO0 acrys more or less
Aifo, n tract OF land beginning ut nd oal
marked ~. H.. on John d. ilamlln's north linc
running thence North N chains - links 10 a sta
near Busters house thence east ~ chains ~ LINN
10 stake, susan PcarOns northwest Coriser. thend
southvardly n chains ~ links To stake g LIND
fr0m small cher1 tree. susan Pcar-on's soutil
west corner thence wet Is chains 6i'< links IN I'd
beginning. containing BY estimation las i2-id
A plat 81 aid two tracts Of land IA on Gle horcid
10 which reference il made.
Also, the following tract Of tract n land Bcgiu
ming az the northwest corner Of Holman 4 CothrauI
CO acre tract thence west chain - link: theme
nouth chains: thence WEI; chains q links. theme
south y chains links. thence east II chains
thence north II chains aud 90 links 10 the begin
ming. being survey made certihfaic ., AZ. Issues
bv Commissioners OF West Tennessee Co oliver WI
llAms. and on the waters OF Nonconnah creek, a
shown by plat ON tic hcnrln.
Terms Of sale--One- third cash. balance In on,
aud two year. purchaser executing notes theref0l
bearing interest fron date, aud lien retained 20 q
cure payment
This March y, isss
s. l. MCDOWELL. @. & NJ
By !. ". BRADLEY. u. &, A ~
Men 4 Snecd. y. I. Fdmondson J. J. Dupuy
solioIion. Ia -. 3i-7.N