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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-29

MORE HEAVY CoLTs.--A MlddletOwn val
ley correspondent writes -
II saw in your last issue controversy in
regard to the weight Of colts, and think the
cigars belong to Broad Run, in II iddl,town
valley as Mr.. Dawson Hutler weighed two
! colts on the scales there on the 18th instant,
| one OF which was one year old and weighed
| SEQ pounds and the other, a few days young
er, 9l5 pounds, They are OF the PercAcron
strain. - B:tnney.
LONGER School TERMS 1t is understood
al ctf,rt vii! b. made before the County
| Commissioners to have the appropriation tor
the supper, of The public schools increased
81 :lat the term may be length ned from
seven and a.hali month: to nine. The pres
cnt appropriation for schools is fourteen
cents on the o3c hundred dollars, which real.
iz"s S34,56i q l, is thought if the nppro'
D ration i male eighteen cents, tn" schools
can be kept open one and a-half months lon
ger than al present-7in1es.
| CoyvlSCED OF HIS ERRoR.-W Within tn"
past few weeks some Of the relatives in this
city of the late Barbara Fritch Sc 1T to the
0 t Whittier, who morttlizcd venerable IL
DIV in verse, number of table articles which
formerly belonged t. Dame Barbara. Mr.
Whittier acknowledged the receipt of the ar,
ticles some days ago, and stated in his letter
that he had long since become convinced
that his poem entitled Barbara Friichic"
was based upon a supposed incident that had
no foundation but that he was glad to know
nevertheless, that she Was loyal woman
! Tines
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-29
WANTED.
AND TRAVELLING
s ALES M EN-

To sell our choice varieties Of nursery stock
either on salary or commission. Permanent
employment to the RICH, men. No room for
lazy ones Upright and honest are the ones
We are looking for. Address with references
May Brothers,
Nuree-yme9,
ncl9r Il HOchcster y. H.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-02

vandrare och deras resgods, skall ia.
ON Castle Garden f0rse sina kunder
med biljetter och derstsdes pollettera
resgodset.
Afsatt postnadstdre. Under den
demokratiska Administrations hal
postforyaltningen som kandt varit vt
terst usel. lcke nog med att postens
befordring yarit oregelmessig och
slarfvig. ha afven uppenbara brott
emot eganderatten ofta f0rekommlt
Eft dylikt fall upptacktes harom da
gen Warren, Ind, der det befans att
postmastaren Benbow f0rskingrat
$500 af postverkets medel. Da Ben
bow markte hvad klockan var slagen
ersatte han den forskingrade summan
hvadan postverket icke led n8gon for
lust. I form af rattvisa blef postma
staren afsatt, men delta var ocksa
ALT.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-02
Hans Olson rakade falla ned ett gruf

Hans Olson rakade falla ned ett gruf-
schakt i narheten af Tower och lj0t
en- 0gonblicklig dod.-Andrew Han
son Superior, som lidit af fylleriga-
lenskap, har blifvit vansinnlg. RVS
ligt!-En representant for ett engelskt
syndikat har besokt staden for att un-
ders0ka lampligheten af att uppfora
en- st0rre elevator harstades, och tros
det att en- sadan, rymmande $50, 600
bushels, kommer att uppforas. Eng
lands misunderstanding dr. bakom pIa-
men och s0ker pa delta satt forsakra
sig ON akta och oblandadt nordve-
sternhvete for sina qvarnar.-"The
State bank" hvilken endast egt be-
stand ett ar, har under denna It'd haft
en- fortjenst pa Is procent pa det af
$4,000 bestaende kapitalet. Diet tros
att en- ny jernvag en- snar framtid
kommer att byggas mellan denna plats
och Manitoba.-Hvad det med sig haf-
YER att lagga dahg grundval visade sig
l0rdags med en- acknowledgement
som ramlade, emedan den egde f0r d3-
lig grund. F0rlusten anslas till $I2,-.
OOO l delta fall skadades visserligen
ingen. Personer voro dock begrepp
att fiytta in bvggnaden samma dag
den ramlade. Det ar icke allenast
f6rlust att bygga pa delta SAT- utan
det Dir hardt MIRA brottsligt. - Mrs.
Nels Hall afed f0rliden sondag.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-02
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD,
cUsTAvUs ADoLPHvs COLLEGE

I s0ndags bes0kte prof. Carl J. Petri
sv. luth. f0rsamlingen Mankato, d&
Herrens heliga nattvard Trades och
nya medlemmar intogos. Stud. G. o.
Cassel har for ofrigt ward afven ON
/denna f0rsamling.
Den gamla forsamlingen derstades,
hvilken-vi hade sa mar sagt-tillh0r
hvarken Gud eller manniskor, skotes
af en- viss nyligen han Sverige ankom-
men j. A. Berg, som vistades vid var
skola under hostterminen. Ynglingen
ifraga gaf smart studierna pa baten,
troende sig dem f0rutan vara skicKad
att predika m. m. dyl. Pastor A. A.Ander-
son, som, tr0tt pa Vestkusten, ater
nedslagit sina bopalar i Mankato, har
deremot ingen f0rsamling.
Rektor M Wahlstr0m predikade
st. Peter / s0ndags, intagande prof.
Petris plats.
Hvad skolarbetet betraffar, gar
det sin gilla gang. Och som dagarne
for examen nalkas med stora steg, ,haf-
va vederb0rande redan tagit denna
allvarsamma SAX moget ofvervagan-
de. Examen ar en- nodvandig, men
ofta bekymmersam afslutning af skol-
arets m0dor och besvar. Den skriftli-
ga examen tager sin borjan den IL maj
och fortgar till den Is. Dagen derpa
den 16 halles for de bes0kandes skull
muntlig examen. Den II ar afskild
for commencement" jamte andra
h0gtidligheter, hvarom mera franz
deles.
Pastor L. P. Bergstrom fran Win
throp har hedrat skolan med ett bes0k
denna vecka.
Professorerna Carlson och Allen,
hvilka bada kallades vid sista konfe-
rensm0tet till ordinarie larare, hafva
antagit kallelserna. Hr A. Lind, som
f. n. idkar studier id Minnesotas uni
versitet, har icke annu afgifvit svar
pa den till honom stalda kallelsen att
tjena som bitradande larare. Det ar
panmarkningsvardt, att dessa kallade
larare hafva ALA begynt sina studier
vid G.. A. College. Det ar alltid glad
jande att Sc, att de personer, som fost-
rats vid vara kristliga skolor, ,icke blott
stiga till fortroendeposter stat och
kyrka, utan ocksa kraftigt deltaga
det vigtiga missions och uppfostrings-
arbetet bland vart folk. vi for var
del kunna deremot eli finna stort skal
till gladje och loford ofver till exem-
pei en- f. d. eleY hvilken m&handa
"lyckats forvarfva sig en- hedrande
plats inom den politiska verlden", ON
han under ALT delta vander forsamlin-
gen och den kristliga skolan ryggen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-02
AUG. COLLEGE g. sEMINARIUM.

Orgelkomiteen har nu efter moget
0fvervagande antagit anbud pa byg-
gandet af den for det nya kapellet be-
stamda orgeln, hvilken enligt ofver.
enskommelse skall vara fardig till den
september. Enligt hvad vi f0rnum-
NIT, skola vara ungdomsf oreningar
sarskildt inbiudas att vara med och
hjelpa till vid anskaffandet af denna
for det nya husets fullbordande sa
oundgangliga SAX. Och vi hoppas, att
vara unga vanner delta stycke skola
visa ett sadant intresse for oss-som
afven aro unga -,att de taga med all
var och paskynda den efterlangtade
dag,da det ON det nya laroverkshuset i
Rock Island kan sxgas, att det ar fullt
fardigt.
Och att man icke heller har pa
platsen tanker lagga hHnderna kors,
derom vitna de forberedelser, som
ifrigt bedrifvas af bade konservatoriet
och oratorief0reningen for att till for
man for orgelfenden halla konserter i
summarizing med instundande "Com
mencement". Konservatoriet kommer
vid namda tillfalle - onsdagen den
juni - att halla en- konsert svenska
lutherska kyrkan Moline och orato-
rief0reningen dagen derp& Jubilee
Hall". vi namna detta pa det att
skolans winner It'd ma veta, att, d&
de besoka var examen, de hafva ma
gonting godt att vanta pa samma
gang de da fa tillfalle att deltaga ett
godt verk.
vi hoppas att samma vecka "a en-
AMMAN angenHm alton vid vara b3da
literara f0reningars afslutningsfest.
De hafva namligen f0renat sig ON att
halla denna gemensamt, hvilket ar ett
godt vitnesb0rd om det CODA f0rstand,
som RAIDER dem imellan. Ehuru ej an
modade att utlofva nagonting ovan-
ligt, tro vi oss dock kunna f0rutsaga,
det de namda f0renlngarnes gemen-
samma arsfest skall bli ward att bevi.
sta, att donna af den synnerligt lifliga
yerksamhet bada under det g&ngna
aret bedrifyit.
-Vid tanken pa och med det, sasom
nu synes, val grundade hoppet ON en-
invigningsfest host har fakulteten
beslutat att inbjuda lararne vid syno-
dens laroverk till ett skolm0te sam.
manhang med denna fest eller m0jli
gen vid nagot annat for vederb0rande
lampligare tillfalle. Eft sadant m0te
har for manga lange varit cit 0nsk
ningsmal, och vi aro 0fvertygade ON
att ett sadant allmant broderligt m0tt
skulle hafva mycken valsignelse mei
sig.
= Prof. G. M. Esbjorn har nekande
besvarat kallelsen till missionspastol
inom New York-konferensen. Pa sam
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-02

ma gang vi kanna medlidande med
v&ra br0der 0stern med afseende pa
delta prof. Esbjorns bes1ut, kunna vi
dock ej annat Sc, an att han haruti
handlat ratt, och gladja oss 0fver att
Augustana College slipper f0rlora
honOm. H.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
SCHOOL MEETING.

A public meeting was held at the church on Tuesday evening last to dis cuss matters pertinent to our public school. Mir. H. Jewell, chairman, ex- plained the status of the school fund that there would be sufficient money to the credit of School District No. 1, when the funds now in the hands of the County Treasurer are appOrtioned, to discharge all indebtedness incurred to date, and a sufficient amount would accrue from the payment of delin- quent taxes and the apportionment of the Territorial fund 10 continue the Globe school two months longer-frOm January 1st. A discussion as to the adyisability of holding an election to levy a special tax to continue the school to the end of the scholastic year, followed, and the prevailing senti- ment was 10 defer action in the mat ter for a month. All who took part m the discussion expressed themselves averse to having school discontinued, many preferring, rather, to contribute directly toward its maintenance as a private school, in case no other means could be devised for its support.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
Decent Der 31, 1887

Decem per oI, 1oof' Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present-SupervisorS Redman, Kinney and Sultan.
 On motion it was ordered that a warrant for S75, be drawn on the Me- Millen Road Fund in favor of T. A. Lonergan, for money advanced the 0verSeer.
 The Board then counted the money on hand in the County Treasury; and examined the books and papers in the various county offices, and found them all kept in good order, except Tn the Probate Judges office, who by reason of sickness was unable to attend to the duties of the office.
 On motion the Board adjourned.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
APACHE COUNTY COAL FEEDS.

B. H Cook IS in receipt of a letter from T. s. Bunch, dated Holbrook, Dec. 18th, giving information of the coal deposit in Apache county. The vein can be traced for some sixty miles from a point near Cibicu creek north to within fifteen miles of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad The coal is said to be A 1 in quality and suitable for coking. MT. Bunch and others interested ID getting a railroad built through that portion of Apache county, are now having quantity of the coal mined with a view of thor oughly testing its value for coking and for blacksmith purposes. A very fine belt of pine timber lies within the same area and parties are now invest igating the feasibility of building a road to secure this timber, and Mir. Bunch Is collecting all the information obtainable about the coal fields as an extra inducement toward the building of the railroad. It is believed that a road can, without difficulty Or unu- sual cost, be built from Hol5rook over the mountain to Phoenix Park, thence to Phoenix, Maricopa county, taking in the coal and timber, and passing through Gila county. Mr. Cooks in- formant promises to send the result of the test to be made.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Having received many urgent calls, and requests t5 reopen business, and give the good people of Globe and vl- cinity, fresh and healthy groceries, at prices which existed before l closed, l now respond by offering you, line of groceries pure and new, bought for cash and selected from markets winch offered in prices and quality the great est advantage. Your liberal patron age and good will, are kindly solicited
 by MRS. R. GILL. *
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Old PluyiuS, 20 doubt feeling com punctious yllting for past neglect in withholding mach needed moisture from this section, apparently, is trying to make up in few weeks the deficit of year, and in consequence, Arizo- na is experiencing the toughest wealth CT visited upon her for years. The present week in Globe has been unu- sually indictment, a succession of wind rain and snow. We could put up with the inconvenience occasioned- knowing how greatly it will advan- tage the livestock and agricultural in terests of the Territory-were it not for the direct injury which, 1t is feared, Globe may sustain through the delay in the arrival of coke, by req son of heavy roads. However, pres ent indications are favorable for re- turn of fair weather, and no inconve- nience may result from the storm.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Applications for work are daily made to the management of the Old Globe mine by men who have been in- duced to come here, as alleged, through the interpretations of Territorial newspapers that large number of miners was wanted. We are request ed to announce that the force employ ed is sufficient for present demands, and there are more than enough men now in this camp to meet the require ments of the Old Globe Company for some time to come.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 Decemher 24 1887

December "A, 1887. A meeting of tho Board of Supervi- sors of Gila County is hereby called, to be held at the office of the Clerk oi said Board at 10 o'clock a. m., Dec. 24, 1887, for the purpose of confer ring with MT. E. A. Prce in regard to the Pinal Summit and Dripping Springs Toll Road. J. REDMAN, Chairman,
 A. KINNEY, Member.
 L. SULTAN, Member. Attest: :-CHAs. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Board met pursuant to above call. Present-SuperviSors Redman, Kinney and Sultan.
 Mr. E. A. Price appeared before the Board and asked for time to write to the owners of the above mentioned Toll road.
 On motion further time was grant ed. On motion the Board adjourned.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN. Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
POST OFFICE RULES.

Office open frem A. M. to P. M., daily.
 Sundays--one hour after mail arrives Mail closes going East and West at 7:S5 A. d., daily. Money Order Department closes at P. N., daily-Sundays excepted.
 |. Mails go to San Carlos and MaNey every Armer, Tonta, Rye, Payson, G5c., every Mon nay. These mails close the night previous at SF.N. ALONZO BAILEY, P. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The Van Wrinkle gold mine, sltua- ted in the vicinity of the Miami mill.
 has been jumped by John Newman
 and named the Holman. Mrs. Gene vieve Gerald who claims the owner ship of the Van Wrinkle, ayers that the annual assessment, as required by U. $. Statutes, has been. duly and faith fully performed for the year 1887, the only year requiring assessment work since its location, January, 1886, and so authoratively stated in the AEIzo- kA SIbvEE BELT of December r. 1887.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

It IS not often that a subscriber to a newspaper eyinces appreciation of its efforts in behalf of the district or com munity in which 1t Is published. In deed, many do not seem to think it necessary to even pay thelr subscrip- ton. It is pleasure, therefore, to re- ceive a ccmmendatory letter such as that written US by the President of the Cattahoochee National Bank, oi Columbus, Georgia, in which he says; 'I will add that 1 have read the SILVER BELT with pleasure and profit for al- most nlne years past and have always found it truthful and conservative. T
 I enclose check for SIP, eight of which Is for a continuance of my subscrIp- ton, and four to pay years su5scrip- ton for my friend A. Illeges, of Col umbus, Ga." A New York subScrib- CT, in renewing his subscription, is equally complimentary. Such en- couragement from patrons Is gratify- ing to us and we shall endeavor to merit a continuance of thelr good will
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

We have the painful news of the death of our time honored friend Da- vid J. Miller, for more than a quarter of a century Chief Clerk of the U. S Land Office in Santa Fe, N. NJ, and whose servIces had become so inter- woven with the business of the office as to be regarded as indisp, nsible. The closing scene occurred in St. Louis, December 31st, and hls spirit went out with the light of the old year. MT. Miller was a prominent Mason, and for several years and up to the time of his death was Grand Sec retary of the Grand Lodge of New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The regular meetings of White Mountain Lodge, No. 3, F. X A. M., for 1888 will be held on January 5th, February 2d, March 1st, March 18th, April 26tb, May 31st, June 18th, July 2Gth, August 23d, September 2Oth, De- tober 18th, November 22d and Decem- Der 20Ih. All Master Masons in good standing are requested to make note of the same, and are cordially invited to attend. Special meeting subject to call, and the Secretary will give due notice A. BAILEY, w. M. CHAs. T. MARTIN, Secy.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

MT. McNeil, rustler, was recently captured and jaIled in Phoenix, but having pressing buslness elsewhere vamosed the carcel the same night of his incarceration and, not wishing to foot it, visited E. F. Kellner's stable and left him minus three horses.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

We tender thanks to the Reverend W. P. George, one of the most elo- quent of Methodist divines, for hIgh- ly prized copy of Eliza Cooks poems, which are regarded as among the leading productions of English verse. and so true to nature that they find a lodgment in the memory whenever read.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The resumption of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express service to Globe will be appreciated by the many who were inconvenenced by its temporary with drawal. R. s. Lisson, Route Agent for Wells, Fargo & Co, with head quarters at Benson, Arizona, was here on Monday last and arranged with E. F. Keliner ( Co.,. to act as express agents. In their hands tie business will, doubtless, be conducted with sat Isfaction to the public.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Rev. F. W. Downs will preach in the Methodist Church, Sunday night, on, "That Fast Young Man." Services to commence at 2 o'clock. All are in- Yited to attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

John Robbins came in from Green Valley, on Thursday, for a lead of supplies He reports the people gen. 'erally, of that section, as prosperous.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

To those who require grOcerles, a visit to Mrs. R. Gill's establishment, is a genuine pleasure, as the eye meets with none but brand new, and fresh goods, tastefully and neatly arranged, throughout the store.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Corporal Sharp, who, with detail, had been inspecting and repairing the Globe & San Carlos Telegraph line, re- turned to the latter place from Globe on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

c. Soyer, for some time past resi- dent of Payson, returned to Globe the present week, and will remain here, we understand.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Custom Made Clothing can be se- cared by leaving your order with me. 1 have a good line of samples, and you take no chances in getting fit, as l guarantee satisfaction or no sale. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash on delivery.
 c. $. VAN WAGExES.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

A. McLane, of Miami, reports the loss of three horses, winch he believes have been stolen, as they were never before known to leave their accus- toned range. They were running with a band of horses belonging to w. w. Gibson and none of the latter are missing.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Bisbee has sustained a loss of S50,- 900 by fire. The works of the Copper Queen Mining Company were not dam aged.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Anthony Chabot, a California mil lionalre, and uncle of Robert Chahot of this county, IS now pronounced by his physicians past hope of recovery.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The two rooms formerly occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co. as an express office, are now vacant and offered for rent. Apply at the BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

We learn by wire that James Bar rick, Ebo kept saloon near Fort BQwIe just outside the reservation, was shot and d'kIlIed on the 4th inst. by Mathew Moss, who claimed that he killed Barrick in self defense, Barrick having shot at him two or three times. There were no witnesses to the shoot ing. Barrick was shot twice through the breast. A coroner's jury acquit ted Moss on the ground that he shot Barrick in self defense.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The gratifying news of the arrival of coke at Wilcox was received at the office of the Old Globe Company sev- eral days ago. It will be forwarded to Globe with all possible dispatch.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Friends of Carl Frakes are pleased that he has returned to Globe to live, having closed his livery business at Silver King.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Wm. Ryan, wife and cbiId, for sev- eral months past residents of Silver King, returned to Globe on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Impaired health compelled Dr. Heine- man to forego the acceptance of the position of County Physician, ten dered him unanimously by our Board of Supervisors at their last meeting on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The production of the1j. D. Key inert Mining Company, Pinal, for No vember, amounted to S5,080 Il.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

In ten months, under the supervi- sion Of Dr. A. Trippel, the Globe mine rendered q net profit of $62,O0O, with ore averaging sixteen per cent. and refined copper at I09 cents per pound, in New York. This result, in view of present advanced price of copper, is very encouraging for the future, and a cause of graduation, not only to the owners of the mine, but also to resi- dents of Globe where the mine is sit uated.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

The appointment of Mir. A. L. Walker to be superintendent of the Old Globe Copper mine gives much satisfaction here. He is a capable mining engineer, and his knowledge of the property, to the management of which he has been assigned, gained during several years connection with the company, insures the intelligent supervision and direction of the con- .pany's business here. MT. Walker ar rived in Globe on Monday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Three two horse teams, freightlng fruit trees, passed through Globe on Thursday, on their way to Paysen.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Fresh fruits, finest confectionery, eggs, butter and cheese, at lowest pri- ces, at Mrs. R. Gill's. *
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
NSTES'E.

There will be an annual meeting of the Globe Stock Growers Association on January 7, 1888, for the election of officers, to be held at the eBEET office at ? o'clock p. m. A full attendance is requested.
 J. J. VosBURGH, Pres.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Over 100 tons of coke for the Old Dominion Company are due here to- day. Another consignment of 200 tons will arrive sometime Tn January, and 200 tons early in February. The Old Dominion means business.-South- western Stockman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

J. Liberman & Co. have made an other contract with the Old Dominion Copper Company for the hauling of coke from here to Globe and copper bullion from Globe to Wilcox the con- tract to run for year. The fact that Messrs. LIberman Co. have been awarded the hauling for the Old Do minion Company for the coming year is ample evidence that they have man. aged this business to the entire sat1s- faction of the company in the past Southwestern Stockman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Travel to Globe is improving. The stage brings in passengers nightly.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

A marriage license has been issued to Edward c. Conway and Mss Alice L. Harer, both of Greenback Valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-07

Rain fell at San Carlos Thursday and high wind and rain prevailed there all day yesterday.