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Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of OSEPH OLIGHER, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Oligher, Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator at his place of business on Broad Street (the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate) in the town of Globe, County of Gila, Arizona Territory.
 G. A. NEWTON, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Oli- gher, Deceased.
 Dated at Globe, A. T, Dec 29th, 1888. jan54t
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

Rabbl Levy, of the Oakland, Cal, Hebrew Congregation, gives one of the principal reasons why the people don't go to church that they are "ahead of the preachers. Modern scientific thought, he says, has been brought, through the press, to the deors of the masses, and they have come to think for themselves. It IS not from ill-will to the churches that they stay away; science is considered better than dogma.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

Governor Ress, of New Mexico, in his message to the Territorial legisla- turs, recommends that the laws passed by the legislature be published in every weekly paper of the Territory. This is done in several States, and meets with general approval wherever adonte9
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

The Democratic hope of overcoming the Republican majority in the next House of Representatives is based on two doubtful districts in West Vir- ginia, and on the possible death of James Laird, of Nebraska, who is dan gerously i'll. Certificates have been issued to 163 Republicans and 159 DeuncratS
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

The question of the removal of the capital from Prescott to Phoenix is being generally discussed by :he press of the Territory. t should be the first subject to claim the a4+ention of the Legislature. That settled, mem bers can then get down to business. "If it were done, when 'tis done, then were well it were done quickly.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

We are in receipt of a handsomely bound volume eff Ayer's Almanac for 1889 m twelve languages, and speci- men pages in nine other languages in which the pamphlet almanac is pub lished, Dr. J. c. Ayers remedies are seld in every part of the habitabls Oloke
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

A Toronto dispatch of the Eth inst. states that Sullivan and Kilrain have signed articles te fight for S20,000 and the championship belt, now held by Kilrain. The fight is to take place on July 8th, within 100 miles of New Orleans.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

The Italian, who to gratify spirit of revenge, dynamited q house Tn &c., attle, which resulted in its total de- molition and the death Of three per sons and injury of a fourth, was lynched January Eth.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
Direct from the Front.
KNoxvrLLE TENN.. Tuly 2, ISS

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Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

Northern Arizona is enjoying an unusually open winter. In this per- ton of the Territory we seldom have any winter weather worth mention ing, and have had neno thus far this ceaSOn
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

We acknowledge tie receipt of Com missioner eff immigration T. E. Far ish's pamphlet on Northern Arizona. It contains much information of ths resources of that portion of our Ter ritarv
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12

A wind and rain storm which passed over Pittsburg. Pa, on the 9th instant, denoisbed building, killing F per sons and injuring 58-six fatally.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
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EOTECE.

Bids are invited by the undersigned for the removal of 90, GOO pounds of machinery from Pioneer to Casa Grande. ?. OATES,
 jan5tfl Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
PREFERRED LOCALS


 When you examine Bailey's cloth ing and ask prices, don't say he stels them.
 Mems clothing just received at G. s, Van Wsgensn's.
 Fer good cigars go to Van Wag- ensns.
 G. s. Van Wasenen sells all classes of goods as lew as the lowest and promptly delivers goods.
 Alenze Bailey has just opened the largest and best assortment of child s, misses, ladies and gents boots, shoes and evershoss ever brought to Gila County, and which must be sold at catalogue prices.
 Fresh groceries just received at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
 New inventions for the kitchen and a new line of agate ware just opened at Baileys.
 For choice liquors of any kind go to Van Wsgensa's. s < ciiethlaa k6sf Van Wagenens.
 Don't forget te leave your measure in time to get your new suit of clothes before Christmas.
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Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
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Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
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Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-12
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The sun., 1889-11-21
rnaII.n htorrrrtEoss1r.

A prominent Engllsh spohtg man writes
the following interesting net to friend In
this city:
"Pugilism 10 rampant oveihere. and will
| continue so until tho British Iblio get sick Of
the great amount of hippodraing carried on
OF late in London. Take thtmith- -Wannop
hzzle. It was the most bare GOD fake / ever
Witnessed. There were abot 900 people in
the building. mostly compossbf pickpockets,
welshers and swell mobsmep The really and
only genuine glove fights WI the Reader.
Blakelock and tho Slavin- GooeafTalrs. In the
first Reader proved himself n superior to
Blakelock. told you somalme ago that
Reader was the best 126-Snd man in
England. He only stands b 81. but Is a
rare made one for his size. hlso witnessed
the Slavin- Goodo fight at SHers Theatre
and how Goodies hackers coui have had the
impudonce to make q match " $1,000 side
against man OF Slayins bulldnd form am
at loss to understand. as the inner took all
the gate money, which was 5000, flor al
expenses wore paid. There we several at
tempts TO cut the ropes, and OF we'll dressed
loafer threw couple OF ohas in the ring.
But the Slavin people had Iiy policemen
ready to quell any disturbancen the part OF
the Goodeitos. who nre OF q" win. tie, or
WThnRlo SCHOOL Oh DOAoTb's hAVln, III my
opinion. is far superior man Peter jack
son, and when Slavin docs rnenJem Smith in
the old style think he will mte choppinR-
block out of the alleged champh OF England
In reference to Toff Wall goE out to Call
forna think st yona can safely that you VII
ca. IL he should meet La Bln.he. the latter
would knock him out in three llnds think
It will 10 ALI Mitchell or Cheoriield Goode
and they would STAND no showfth the Ma
rine. met Tom Lees the otheiay, and he Is
thirstinR for Pete JacEson's goi, Tom thinks
OF returningto America again You know, OF
course. that he and the colorechampion had
another free fight in public ouse not long
Charley Mitchell has really tired from the
prize ring and has become d manager OF
Pony Moore's music hall aud linr business ut
Battersea. Moore has cleared lt his son, the
former manager OF the place, IIi installed his
pugiistic -in-law. Young pore received
5000 for his share OF the huAess. and will
soon be seen in America. Mihell is with
out doubt the most unpopular Hrting man In
il met Charley Rowell at Newmarket races
He has quite a pot OF money. BE ran two
horses there, one he called Jn kilrain and
the other Miss Mitchell. In eir respective
races they both finished last4 told him IL
would be more to his credit lip had named
his horses New York and Nadia SQUARE.
going out to the California Clut Ben llyame.
the big bookmaker. has takeithe AGricul-
tural Hall for Nov 2S, %. ~ ioihree boxing
competitions at 116 pounds, IL Upounds. and
144 pounds. The first prize fotnch Is $3.50;
SECOND. 800; beaten men In tafirst round.
$15; beaten men in the seco1- $50. These
contests promise to bo very Investing, and
will probably unearth some naltalent. We
want some badly"
The sun., 1889-11-21
The Harlem na,rroaa ceu.vr.a.

Coroner schultze held an Inquest yesterday
In the of johannes Rosenow who died In Bellevue
Hospital on Oct TO- RosenoW who lived At Mount Yer.
pet dog with HIM Tho conductor told RosSnoU that
could not have the dog in the passenger Rossnow
did not wait for the train to stop and taking dog
in his arms, jumped from the steps. The train was
Stopped, and RoFonow taken board
DR.. Bunnng OF Mount Vernon testthod yesterday that
he applied temporary tourniquet to Roselows lex
and together with other pAAsengora requested that
Rosenow should be taken to White Plains for surgical
aid 1hore seemed to be every chance OF saving his
hts II this had been DONE" DR. BUnninE said RosenOw
Tss tSEen TO Iueksnos and frqm there Isnt back TO
hogrs after the accident from shock and henorrlsRt
Tie verdict of the Jury Ma: We oenGure tho Now
York Central and Hudson kiver Railroad. Harlem al.
vision and the Employee for gross negligence and In.
human r atment OF tho deceased. and hold
road company responsible Tor tho death OF Johannes
The sun., 1889-11-21
GETTING DoEN TO BUSINESS
Billiard Tourney Players to Confer To.
morrow Abont PcellninnrIea.

Billiard Tourney Players to Confer To.
morrow About PreiiIninarIes.
George Slosson said yesterday that the
Eastern billiard players who propose to play in
the coming International Journeys were to
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Brunswick
headquarters at $50 Broadway to make tho
preliminary arrangements for tho games. Mr.
A. F. Troescher OF the Brunswick Company did
not arrive from Chicago yesterday as expected
being detained there by business connected
with the Journeys. He will be back in town to-
night, and will attend the meeting to- morrow.
The players appear to have accepted as final
schaefer's declaration OF conditions that his
style OF game must be played or he wouldn't
go in the Journeys. and they are going ahead
without him. Slosson said yesterday that he
was convinced that there would bo two
PLAYERS from France, and that Garnier would
be one OF then. He also mentioned young
Gibel!n. the club expert, as q possible
entry. He thought the American entries be-
sides himself would be Sexton. the "BoWery
Comanche:" Maurice DAILY. j. Randolph Heiser,
Eugene Carter and Frank Ives. Slosson an
nouncoi yesterday that he would practise from
now until the beginning OF the Journeys six
hours day ut tho Columbia billiard rooms.
Entries for the Journeys close on Dec: /. Each
into both Journeys. Sexton has not yet made
definite arrangemonts for his practice play. 1t
will be necessary for him to take at least two
weeks vacation to get into trim for practice
play. his system being sadly run down by the
confinement OF his business as q roomkeeper.
The sun., 1889-11-21
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS. rA1n.
Silver Cross Circle Raising Money TO Build
Model Tenement House.

n Model Tenement House.
Royal colors drnpe the windows and fes-
toon the walls OF 1.266 Broadway to day,
where the silver Cross Circle of the Order
OF Kings Daughters hold fancy bazaar for the
purpose OF raising funds to build an improved
tenement house for the accommodation OF
poor people who would gladly live. and are
anxious TO rear their children. apart from the
associations Of filth and crime so often insep-
arabic from the conditions OF extreme poverty.
Their purpose is TO lease the rooms In their
building at nominal prices, which ehall be ad-
justed to the resources OF the heads OF families
who are struggling with the dissdvsntaGe OF
having little to earn and many to keep. Those
who nre feeble and aged, widows with children
10 maintain. and wives with sick, husbands
little e over S year ago With three mem me@6ers and
now numbers about sixty, with Miss L. II. Gill
lespie.. Presidents Mrs. J. s. Willet Vice -Presi-
dent: Mrs. n. L. Hollister, Treasurer; Miss A.
The prevalence Of the royal purple colors of
the Kings Daughters. the R'eam Of the tiny
the silver mottoes. I'm His name" and For
charm to the busy scene where one sees tho
over which these Kings Daughters have tolIed
through the warm sunny months and now pre-
sented. The most noticeable features are the
skin into an unseen lake, which the Scatter
GOOD circle has fllled with treasures. and the
- Literary Salad table, whore the Misses
salad leaves resembling the original very
stem on the under side of the lear is a familiar
II the purchaser OF the leaf is able to tell the
name OF the author who wrote the quotation
be Is entitled to prize. which he draws from
benefit,
The sun., 1889-11-21
CAUGHT BUT NOT CAGFD.
Tho Police still Unnbie to Explain what
Became OF tho Arrested Bunco Man.

Tho Police Still Unable to Explain what
Became OF the Arrested Bunco Man.
The headquarters of the gang of bunco
men, at II Marion street, was still closed yes
terday. and It is probable that they will not re-
turn to that neighborhood for some time. Past
events have made 1t clear that they have moth
ing to fear from the police, who claim to have
remained in ignorance Of their presence there
during the last two months, when tho gang
worked so diligently and with such success that
there was scarcely u man. woman or child in
the street who did not know them.
Inspector Byrnos, who is acting Superintend-
ent in the absence OF Superintendent Murray,
sent for Can't Meak I'm Yesterday and asked
him to learn what he could concerning the
character OF the tenants OF the little store on
the uptown half OF the building at II. The
Captain again said that he had never heard Of
the gang of bunco men. He said that no COM
plant was made at the police station against
bunco steerer on the last Saturday in OCTOBER.
1t is certain that u policeman started for
the police station with n hunco man
and countryman who had been robbed
of 5000. This fact can be proven by any
number OF men. Who the policeman was could
not be learned posiliN ely, but from the investi-
probably Policeman Thos. Donohue. Donohue
found. II the policeman did not reach the sta
tion house with his prisoner he can proba bly,
explain why. II he did, perhaps Capt. MeAkim
can learn why there il no record OF it on the
books. and why the prisoner was not arraigned
in court,
The sun., 1889-11-21
NoGm,nn-RodeWnId.

Miss Eleanor Louise Hoffman,, daughter
Of tho Rev. DR.. Charles F. Hoffman,. and
William MacScil Kodewald were married at
st. Thomas's Church at o'clock last night.
Dean Hoffman, of the General Theological
Seminary performed the ceremony. assisted by
the Rev. DR.. j. Wesley Brown, the rector OF ST.
Thomas's. The bridesmaids were Miss Lena
Rodewald. Miss Carrie White. Miss Emily
Crossman. Miss Isis Stockman. Miss Amy
Smith and Miss Lillian Ferris. Their gowns
were Of white armure silk. and made with low
cut bodces, They carried bouquets of pink
roses. Tho bride wore white satin and silk
null. with point lace hounces and veil. Her
Jewels were q necklace of pearls. with a pendant
star OF sapphires aud pearls. and her veil was
rsstened by diamond brooch She carried y
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums Tho best
man was Austin Whitehouse. The ushers
were Walter Kemeys, Walter Taylor Anson
Moran. Henry Cooper George Cammann. and
Austin Poole.
Among tho guests we're Mr. and Mrs. William
Lentilhon. Mr.. and Mrs. George pell, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hooker Hamersley. Mr.. and Mrs. How
land Pell; Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne. the
Rev. Dr. Dix and Mrs. Dix tho Rev. Wendell
Prime. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Livingston. and
Mr.'and Mrs. Charles f. HofYmann. Jr.
After the ceremony a reception was held at
the residence OF the brides parents. 81 West
Fifty third street.
The sun., 1889-11-21

HoHfecs 3. one Of the best bowlsrs on the AtalhntA
Whselinen's team.
ChRrles Gtenkbn 10 considered the strongest man en-
the ii. &. W. team
our bowling Club will hold their first individual prize
evening Deo IL.
The number OF eamos TO be PLAYED in the Jersey City
Amateur Bowling League arc than in Of tho
other bowling Leagues and the with the clubs
that compose 1t will not emu until April I.
Mr. A. Miller who ifeonsdersd the best bowler on the
Staten Island Athletic Clubs all to pieces in
the opening league with the oritRn Field Club on
figures
The men who will comprise the Hudson County
Whoelmen's bowling team are: W. 4, RidrdHe, n.
Morse 4, 4. KluGe W. Robertson. Jr., j. Hartman, H.
H. Bsnedict Eeor, u stenkon u. Betteher Z. Clark,
and o. ShOne
With the high scores which the players on the Hudson
County Wheolmen's team have been putting up OF ate
IN which they are scheduled to play in the Wheenen
Bowling League.
A prize bowling tournament will be inauKurated at
Henns Newark avenue AlloyA Jorsey City Hoights
commencing on Dec. J. Tho contest 10 open to any
Ranized bowling club.
There is talk of match game taking place In the
near future between the Now York Athletic Club and
the Manhattan Athletic Club The New forks announce
be match worth going to see. both can turn out
very strong teams
There is talk Of organizing amateur bowling
Montgomery, Pnst!mo America, and PIN Knight cnbi
viii shortly hold meo ing and arbitrate upon the
moycment The clubs arc all nrstelass, and cOmpe.
tition among them would prove interesting.