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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
rIMBKR CLAIMs

Do not require @ residence. Timber claims must Le entered by personal sp- 1licE.ion sworn to within the land dis .rTcs where tbe land is situated, before scms officer having 6 seal and author- -ed b administer oath. Claimant must have Ave acres broken the first year, the ssc0ud year must have five acres broken md sclstIvats. the first breaking. the ,hird year must put trees, seeds or luttings 10 the first five acres and culr- 7ste she secnnd five; the fourth year must set out he second five acres in 'rees, tree seed, or tree cuttings. If in tight years .bere are siI thousand seven Iuudred and ifty growing trees on the irlct, claiman can make final proof and is.ure & patent Government fees in inber culture claims are fourteen dol a-s for entry and ten dollars for final c-oof.
 All duties required by the timber oul- .ure laws nay be done oy others except be entry and final proof; nor IS he or rhe required 70 reside neGr the land but Fill always b. expected to comply with the law ID regard to improvements
 There IS nC fixed amount of improve ueoss required n homestead or pre- eupiion law, residence and cultivation D good faith as home and 8 farm to he o.s.nants best ability Is held to be he reCuirement of the law.
 SOLDIERS HoMzsTEADs.
 Soldiers vko served ID the United States srry inr ninety days snd were honorably discharged and have lived loyal to the government can file declsr- ,sory statements on one hundred and si-ty acres of vacant land, by an agent through the power of attorney in 2 form prescribed by law. Thls power esn be executed before 6 notary public anywhere ID the United States, and 5en. to some reliable agent who will se- leet the quarter section of land and tle on t for the soldier. This filing vlll absolutely hold the land for six months without the residence of claimant. Al he end of s.z months the solder must begin a residence and make another fling. called the final entry, st which time he pays 6 fee the same as m home stead ceses. Soldiers are compelled to i've at least one year on their claims. but they can deduct their servlce as a soldier from the five years required by sue cOnnOu opLnSetehu anu mus kcA bncAE patent ID shorter time than he who has aOt served his country ss soldier. Soldiers widows are entitled tO use tue deceased husbands service while m the var, to assist her in proving up claim md if the widow is dead. then one of be minor heirs can use the right: but It must be done through the guardian of the child. Widows and orphans of sol diers will not be required to cultivate he land or to personally do the work .lt can ceuse the same 10 be lone by rthers capabie to do practical farming. Good faith and cultivation to the best of he ability otclaimant Is all that the law requires.
 inc above vill show those in the east who do not understand the law govern ing the public domains that It is impos- .ibls for them tO acquire land ID thls country without becoming s resident and with the exceptiou of soldiers claims the applicant must appear ID person and know something ct the land be desires
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
New r.es for r.eetr!c ;,etpr..

The increasing application of cleo tricity in miniag work is based on the solid foundation of economy attained. The Aspen Mining and Smelting Com pauy, which was one of the first to put electrc motors underground for pumping, hoisting and haulage, has effected large saving in the cost of it's ore through this means, and has gwen orders 10 the Brush Electric Company for number of hoisting machines 10 be used underground in 6lnking winzes, etc, The company is perfectng plans for a large central power station to be run by water pow CT, the energy to he transmitted 10 other mines i'll the district.
 The Grand River Coal aud Coke Company is putting iu an electric plant at Gleawood, Colo, to work with water under head of 40 feet, and proposes to transmit power to its coke ovens three miles distant. The com pany has now fifty ovens, and IS build ing fifty more. Engineering and Mining Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
A Canadian Cr:tic,sm on the Presidents
 Message

We have made the following ex- cerpts from the editorial columns of the Belville, (0at ) lntelligencer,wh whie!t probably gives about all there :S to the Canadian side of the quest:g,.: In threatening retalia'un upon Canada for tLe failure of ths fishery treaty 10 pass the Uulisd States Sen ate--a treaty whieh his appoiu a.s negotiated and VI ,th de f"ymsi roc, commended as dSt and honorable President ( s9elsnd has bseu guilty of the r,as, striking ifc5asislsncy and irju~H . of his e asr. fad C.mgds reis, ,5od the Treaty, sir Cieyeland's agfiep woal says h-eu eomprphensi- | 5ie; but as our Parliament accepted Il, aa4 ss his political opponent, in tb 1euate were Inc causes sf Is fail- ufs, the inconsistency and eowataly injustice of M Cle,elard, action iu seeking 10 punish ;hi- country for tHe tfuouieney ot bis Bepuelcsn cp.o. nents Is apparent, Ihe plain, simple and only lestgA 4edae. tisR which can te drawn from tLe Pre- dent message $ tbat Nr Cloge, laua, hGdiag the anti Hr,i,b crg pep uiar, has taken 8 long tvsssecn oFpar. tan.iy ts throw ovSrLoarl lhe policy of l6e sans Ar. ClSgaaGJ a5 ptesi dsui, aa6 io U.d aboy the BepuLi;. cans lor .tg votes og tue Aag.9paobe.
 
 "fhe Caaal,sn esHirntioa aal ouf Heigbbors raf,ra.y .aVre t5a f4c. tlsi n Isis they uuo0agsd forever tHs r#b; to ouier Canadian hay, except .oc taa parFose 1i sbrlter and af re- paluss dag-se iaSye.a, cl p4.ehas- tns "aol ana otlairiug &ates and they also .gasra tl.,rg eelaeut iGat , n exercising tasse spct gd pti,.eg A laeS ''as'' be 0ader sa,u srsirjct 4 as nay he necessary ie prevent ~ t,a,ug gQrlnE or d'yiag hs1~ Or in any oltsr waa
 ahpsing ta4 pisi!yg -. thoH
 aJ tss. tha WsshiglZ
 la azfcsue "'' 1e .s.l. e.''..r n '. lt..%Tsies.el .ses'y' rs.- Rhws is poitius unnsqb . Canadian refa <. ei tta
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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 lie res' ssnl,aC gl General 5ecn'a. v Charles | Ut, amsa ham iAe X aaiis et i.afprt ana i7 l@ier ga. u9'sGc.ng har rht. -slOH ia faLeG bs- eanss of sis sfteag v.ees iH favor of q pf7 i.se tasa, eausgs e7asi.s-.jla gauiaeat and sryealats5a as totge q fc It Mili h@es oa te EniaF el Labor afasHniiens iSreaCasui tas rarUy 2t iasaaaa eo1e, i eaaesnn.l bf Jhe leaders 5G tue hnlEats teessse pe,.t3cs s tshooed n .ae pr3sr aHl's !, iLe opirloa et ms'9tsl Hat ge eA-seeretafy shauiI kl7s al.tfi mm.l bis resignation hal tecl 3ls1, aad ratlsagd. bstats
 aa eiag. u sa Eubtse i naaner, t.- position aa lee tsria .5sae,
 A. p2wderiY, on betDg asked tbo pas3.on oftbe kniskts on the tariff, sata | was fer ,i.a protection of tld lasaror that iim 0,tSr of the Knights af Labor wal taaadod. fyou ask ne bow 1 wogla protect labor, ! answer bg rstsHiag you to my past record as q ot.I 4.stee Of what kind of 6 pyoIee- tiy7 I believe in.
 "lo tha declaration Of principles of the Knights of Labor we have twenty. two protection blanks At one ses. sion of the General Assembly mem ber introduced resolution looking te the abolition of the tariff on certain article, and the convention almo,t unanimously voted net to touch hai issue, The reason is 5r ought 10 te plaln. We have members who be- liaye firmly in high tariff and othe-s who believe in free trade The nc. mcut we commit the order to either side hy inserting a clanse in our pre- amtle in favor of it the members who believe in the other will withdraw from the order, and we thus lose the unlted support for twenty-five blanks, simply because we cannot agree on one. That would be suicidal, it would be criminal. It was deemed best fer tie interests of labor in this vast country not to insert anything in re- gard to the tariff ln the preamble. We selected such measures as the work ingmen of the whole country could unite on and discarded the issues on which we could net agree, or for wblch we could not work as a unit
 Each member of the order may discuss the tariff from his own stand point; he may, as citizen, be either for high tariff CT free trade, but as a Knight of Labor he is neither. That IS a subject which IS not discussed by the order, Were 1 not an officer of the order l would be at liberty to speak as feel on the subject. Short sighted men will say that should do so anyway; but while holding this pc sitien my first duty is to the order. l held th4lt high above party. Every speaker for either of the two great parties will discuss that issue whether he knows anything about II or not. Ny advice to wcrkiug8en is 10 hear both sides and thea iudge, and at the November election vote as conscience dictates and in accordance with opin- ions formed through being convinced that the issue for which they veto is correct
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
Ias ssr,ty s. ,as Line.

ar to te well founded
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 su Hig sl,ea ol .te Stata 5f Soas
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 .na 3ag, ae ieaga.a taat Iaers assa j-f.is OR be of the Mexican psplas ia t@sa tbs lice eS- ftuded laaE mo tasf saH:r 7 % as so u-tug as auth as fassibie el it un- ger lnr Jnt oa ot iia gnitsd .faias aolgiaa.r0; We have ia Ssl si.a se. irunloeat mining h4n <; 5 ars,aHd Hay sa eem to tb K ft. ie4,t q -m lI slica ei tas Slate ~ 2Haafd, tGi go " !ss board In The purchase ut the JerrGtty ef Ari- ',t, the lIHo vas 0aaa te run in this section at about iGJ miles south ol Tucson. There are d numJer of Amerhans ewring ranches near the line in 5oRvGa, who are confident that they 'gF,i ere long live n the United states To@hstoue Prospector.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15


 We cannot see how the people of New Mexico, who ifnct actually en- gagged in the business oi raising wool, at least are indirectly interested i'll the results produced by shipments of millions of pounds of the staples each year, can vote for the idea that would crush this industry and reduce the in- come of the Territory by many hun dreds of thousands of dollars. Self interest, the nest powerful motive known to humanity, should prompt every voter in the Territory to yete against free wool at the comlng cleo tion.--0ptlc.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
NOTICE.

l have disposed of my interest in the butch erins business, heret) )iore c0niueted under the fF,n name of Cun6w & O., to Robert Prn- gle and James Wiley, who assume all debts agaiust the business and will collect all ac- counts THOS. cURNtbW.
 Globe, |. T., August 2, 1888. (aug25tf
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Trade journals may have no excuse for talging politics, but ln these times politics are hurting trade, and it is the Legitimate function of trade journals to protest against throwing away American prosperity by throwing open American markets to outside nations. It Is pleasant to note that every intu- ential tlade journal il the United States is decidedly in favor ot protect ing American labor and industry by tariffs. There is net a single excep ton among tie trade journals that have an established positlen-Karsas City Commercial.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Following is literal cepy Of . spec lal order issucd from the military headquarters of the department of Missouri: A board of survey, to con- sist of Major E. V Sumner. hrtb cav airy; First lieutenant Eben Swift, first cavalry, is appointed to meet at the quartermaster department. at this point, at 10 a. m.. on Monday, ths 10th instant. or as soon thereafter. as practicable, 10 fix the responsibility for the damaged condition clone fur cap, for winch Capta,n j. Nj. Marshall, A. Q. NJ. United States army is Gc- countable.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
Galan 0epTe dations.

All persons who have claims against the Gn ernment for lnssca sustained through In. dian derredatinns in Arizona and New Nexi. cy, will find it tG their interest to colnmnni- cate Immediately with the nnlrrzigned in re- gard to the same, if they desireto take d,an tage of the laws recent y Uoss.d by Congress | reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses. NM. Q. 0'NElLL,
 Attorney at law,
 Prescott, Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
s,,,.r NJ rar.

Wa lngten Cerrtspenlient of the Nsw York Wsrld. sr Edgar Yin. 2 ht, financial adviser ef lie Roe live of Egypt, and b1oreton Frewen, ihe English bi.,astsllisi ana GnaDeial au- thoriiy aia in Washington.
 T a4ys certain property interests here tn American, said Nr Frswen tsyeureorse spaD3eet ts -ni glit, "wbicb wish ;s lssh after Eat tbe pr,nei. pal shj~el If this yjsi, is t9 lsara tds status ef tle silver qaesrioa ih Ans,i. "a. &me4ca s acton ir fespning and niaiateiaiaa tte coinage ef silver has ksIt ns Flirs from ta'tius 10 90 pence &a oGaGr. Ii ttp United states would com il to tke fnil limit allowed 5y las
 q 000o0o s m5atb the value of the silver dollar would ga to psr, aaa tts effect waud Lo felt all over tbs sorld. inaia eouBsrce wo1id be ruined i. fhe suvsr cgts had dsple. cIated mnph 'uuher
 "it would never do To allow ia6 banks, lQadaeidsrs aaj t,caj'er class e to dla,ate tse auaneiai ppliyy Of s eonntry Tbag desire ia hare monsxl scarce and dssr and weall iAe currency of tte s7ria ons k' dssaousuz.ug s,lyer # fhey = bg [ ther way Certain gieaN,4fsv fsv. babking eouses have Z.,oge.n eonrsa 10 ,he psyi agz4 E Faeh a fohry en ~. s,,,s.sH ,'"t.'N' = @yefsl European :" .'''' detf.msst E.. 's ~oiy faai4r1 |. .'-ias,
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 ,' nd aalytg eat's lie oufy rr- - g5slraellE of taa worlds - America las Kept ap i5s - irf eyY9H rep gf ffst'aa ssa q es; oa., y ea,r'ns s4yc S'aP# E. c.,ee and Je'a ta m ae warhsa iaa nofJl 3ae ip '-iI goE fruH.eut ys.n la Tie ,,sef Hv,''sa w.ii iss puri,sasi abap, ils H5dilv el October. aad HaIt tJ sla saa.I- G9ing Ia Angi5rs before iaen,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Lyons X Campbell, of Grant county, N. M.. expect to ship between 5000 and 10000 head of beef cattle to Los An geles, between now and next Spring. The first shipment of ten cars was made last week, ever the Santa Fe, which road, the firm thinks, offers bet ter inducements than the Southern Pseihc
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Senator Blair offered resolution in the Senate, having for it's object the instruction to the interstate com meree committee to examine Cralg's new system of mechanical telegraphy, and if found to be as represented te secure it for the benefit of the people. It is claimed for this invention that two thousand words can ho sent over the wires at cost of ordinary letter postage Should this be true and tho invention purchased and controlled by the government, then is the day of at least ono huge monopoly ended in this country.-0ptic.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
NOTICE.

All persons ate Hereby forbidden killing cattle banded , ar A D, and Gl wing the sdme ui their accustomed range. without a written ofder from tLe nnlersieppi
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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 . ''s @ .asury Department
 'o'7'ss' ," sw days. The com ""'' '.''". main of dollar and '"'''"' '- .es The aggregate '4N "a'' G. l. wiil be sent ta here Il wiil be placed - le aud melted, lis ten. waa ,, 2 n'i,e''e'a !, 2o.'' ' "" takeu from the crucitle '' e sold io the iaGs dealers for
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 as knewn in ths annals ef elfmA, Be vas an etoploye gi t5s Nav YoIk bauk Nsia Engraving Can paay at 'he Gmo, sad prepared bis plates al osa3 after ta return from work. ils agnis''.te4 at tbe stms fine nnm. ae q eaat, Il#i Gated stats bonds, ehieb wsfe se skllthlIy exc .di.d tbat lhc bank sgicals Of Ch,- sago penbassd them readily, and N bsn told tier vera e9aalerrat re- .o-ei 10 beiisfe i, These bonds ae' as a unHbef of counterfeit Botes ai ft. Hfa Bsub Of ii1,taa and tha la,. barth N-tsa 84as, wtiI bs ile tyed as seflaH #ths highest .tas P'neut Of t,s sa1at.ft%ter
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
ttIa Caunty.

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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Burton and other improved stock cars, furnishing feed and water Tn transit, are coming into more gem eral use throughout the West In several instances, noted in stock pa. pers, cattle shipped in improved ears hava actually gained in weight wblla en route to market.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Says Saratoga correspondent ofan Eastern paper: Again this season Richard Warrleb, the hatraek man of tue Grand Union, is attracting great attention by reason of his marvellous memory, There arc about 200 guests in the house, of whom fully 500 are men. When the races are oyer War. rick receives the bats and canes from most Of these men, with great rayidi. ty placing them on the racks as their owners go in to dinner. Of course they do not come cut in the surging, rushing manner they go in, but as they do come cut each man is given his hat corset every time. If he had cane CT parcel ha gets that, too, without mistake Many at tempis have been made to puzzle War rick, but in vain
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Engineering < Mining Journal says: The drilling contest winch oc- cured at Evergreen Lakes, near Lead vile, Colo, on the 25th ult., between Mic Meyer and John Ahren resulted in the former drilling a drive back hole in granite 20s inches in fifteen minutes, and the latter l7a inches Tn the same space of time. The contest was for $500 side.
 When compared with tho Cornish record given in the Journal of August 18th, this Leadvi!le record appears greater, though lack of information as to the conditions of the contest renders 1t impossible to institute strict com parison.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

Eorsrnns-C. Never Zaliek, Prescott; sscrstaTy-Jamss \ Baysri, Prescott. Treasurer C, E. fos,er Prescott.
 sulerintendens of Public Instruction c. q. Stra1ss
 fuSitoT -fni.ews. Prescott.
 buprsme Cuart-las. II. wrisAt. Chief sus;ise. frssesit; Wm W. Porter. Associate su,'iee. fh0aiSiW. H. Barnes, Ass1giats J US. ssse. 1Goson.
 U' S. District AI.oney-o. T. F. se, Thesau
 [ It-saa'-w Noale rl-z5u sarcyor General -Jaha nise
 Esissa:e ts Congress -.Aty .a. ai,h. Tombstone
 Js'iSs sf Fir.t Judisil .s w. T.. TA'ncs,
 SalSs 'f seeonli , .-'. .i!,.4.st -wali-u, v. Porter, PAaa
 Judge .! T'i si..,s' D.,s.ict-Jss. v Er;.as
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

sitsaf, Hatch, tue great Vail sireat operator, in 8 letter to the \. Y. World, lapors the protection of the sugar and wool industrles by Govern mant bounties. He would remove tue duties from both sugar aud wool, give q bounty ot three cents a pound to avery producer Of sugar, and six cents | pound 10. every fleece ct wool washed clean, of !. certain grade. lie believes the sugar trust could be bros ken up by his plan and 10th sugar and wool eheapened in price He is opposed 10 omnibus bilis, as are very many others, and thinks that the Pres ilen- should have the privilege of yetoing any feature ofa bill that he believes objectionable, without having 10 return the biil as a whole, thus be. ing forced 10 veto many bills contain ing desirable features.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15
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 s'afe aud t4a.gj. [, lj. with ias '0rie sre 1,3 twenty days aDg ,seEa sut, e.i6 au a.!o~Gaee oE an3y Ff d aH3 water for the Grst ot'- .sHe4 E2o Or piiiory for ti.s second,
 Ger .as ihlf3, or cise p'liory, loss ai ens car and ierlStaai ialamy. In tle sane iaauneF. " a constitution 2s the ktni.eEta sllo, al inonopolIes ana rocibiratte4s to keep ID the price of mereh4as2,se or provisions were pfchl9:isa, upon pain ci forfeiture ef Eoe'5 ad perpetual bauishmsnt.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The astronomers at Lick 0bserva. tory, Nit. Hamilton, are demonstrat- Ing beyond a doubt that "rbere are more things in heaven aud earth. Ho- rauo, than your philosophy ever dreamed of The great telescope is developing such wonderful things that it is said the astronomers as yet hardly dare to reveal their obserya- liens 10 the public. We hopo to hear from them soon, however. as great sights were naturally expected when s1J0000 was invested in the ins,itu- ton. Here is another attraction which will turn the onvioas eyes of all the world-especislly tke scienti- ie world--toward California.-Pacfa Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Mariana $. 0tero has been nomina- ted by the Republicans of New Mexi co fer delegate to Congress. Hassrved she Territory well in that capacity some years ago
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

Ths great fpbie lEg intr.11cs1 !, .'s fe,.'o ,4a N il sais Et t.a ,8-r lbhtssu ysl.a Ni.A ulaoli,ll,i sacl,s, ard Fff.T,ssl--,
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

The Citizen says ths delay in tue completion el ihe Indian school bn,id- lngs at Tncssn iseaused sy meneyed hitet ia tue East. The poor Enalsnl how he mast be suffering fer mental paoairn, caused by tbs unfortunate detention
 Citizens of Holbrook a8Il Epl ft dif. aenii to comply wiih tbe conditions snder wbtsb he Supervisors nf Apa- che esunty aattynze tls submission At the polls tue quesflon of ebaeg. ing Joe county seat ffeai Si. 1ebns 70 Hoibfsok fir.i. Tha petition. sTS are required io deposit Si0to0 70 ihe Firsl National Bank at Albu- qaerqae, \ II and f ihe decision at tbe polls ls ln i&vsr of removal. this Honey E 70 be subject to tbs order aad disposition of tbs Supervisors of sad cs,nnty. That f tbs vots is against he rsmsyal ef ftbe gsuBfg se5s. fbsn lhe siqQJg Is ty 5s rstssr4. ta peiItioEele
 second, iae petitioners arg grsaairei, befo.e e!eetto., to ,ecUss ts .hs coua- F site for tbs -e,55n sf coantY buildings, ia tbe sgsat of reasys. ts Roibysok ss.a sits to be szlist. .ry 10 the Board.
 faird Ihs petitioners, bsiors elee- t;sa- must satisfy the Board of Super sisors, with proper -ssurance, that t5oy ai!l pEayide, uithoHt expense to tas county, suitable buildings for hold,nS distret court, and for offices far couatg officers, during such tune as t nay be necessary 10 construct buildings, ln .he event sf the county
 At being removed te Holbrook.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

SAINT LOUIS, NIasci .I.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-15

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