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Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, Ariz. 1. L. Z

LAND tftItCk AT kfStDlI, Af.E. {
 Afril 22d, 1880 Natice IS hsrsby given that tie fnllowine. named settler has E.el notice nf Lis intention to n.s.kv Ensl proof in supIutt of his claim. and E.t s...d prl0f giI te made before ths .Tuigc of tle District Court, of Gila County. or in Lis absence before the Clerk thereof t Gi5te Eiia County, Gn the 10th day of June, 1890. viz: Christian Cline. Tor the \. of z. N and x. of N. W. Section Fl flow nship ,, Y. R. II L.
 He nance the following witnesses to rravs lis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, tie:
 Hnuard Mattin. of Tonto GIa County, Charles Ecrsfelt. Thomas J Cline and John Niuya~i, all pf Ara.er, Gila Cnunty.
 Anr porsun who desires to protest agains. the aiicwa1ee af such proof, oT who knows ot any suts.aaJial reason, un6er the law and tho regulations If tle Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will te given an opportunity at the above mentioned tine and place to crnsS-exanine the witnesses of said claimant sud Co offer evidence in relu tai of that submitted by claimant
 J. c. MARTIN, Register. myS-6w
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Senator Vest has reported to tho Ssnate tue result of the investigation of the meat traffic made by tho csm, mittao of which he IS chairman Rail road and steamship discrimination, according 10 tbis report, is pauper- izing the raisars of cattle and making milhonaires out of tho dealers in dressed meat. Along witb tho report is bill prepared by the committee to prevent this discrimination.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

It bas al last dawned upon General Boulangsr that he wa. not born to rulo the deStinies of France and, therefore, making a virtue of necaSsi- ty, "tumbled 10 himsslI He has written letter in winch he says he no longer desires any intermediary between himself and his supporters and therefore dissolved the Boulangist National committee. Boolangist jour nals publish the letter witlioat com msnt.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The Presby,erign General Assem- blE now, or lately m sssNen al Sara toga, Now York, report the number of benehc;afics on the roll of indjgeBt ministers, widows and orphans al l3624 The change in inc confession of faith was also reported by Inc com miitse on constitution and at last dates was being discussed hy ths con VeuiioD.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The anouncemsnt IS made that Stanley vii! soon wed youug Eu- ghsh artist who has won renewn by her faithful dslloeatlen of tue nude human form. What Stanley don't know about nudeness, after his Afli. can experiences, isn't worth msntion- lng, and as a critic his vile will find him invaluable.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
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c. c, Stephens. thb oI he law, too well known in Arizona, who fndlng this territory to hot for him. de. camred 10 Los Angeles where t seems he is no better appreciated than here. He is agaio in the soup for selling 8 client for which the Suprems Court oI the State oi California caused him great uueasine>>, by depriying him of exeE- clsing the privilege of his profession in any court Of the State for the term of SIX months
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Deputy U. S. Marshal George E. Brown was in this vicinity during the week, looking after offenders against tho law. Ho took Jacob Escoba, who was hold by the |. S. Commissioner for selling liquor to tho Indians, to Prescott with him Wednesday. Mr. Brown proposes to mako it lively for those parties who persist in selling whisky to Indians Mohavs Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

A move is lnaugurated for the con. neetion of he principal c,tlaS of the American hemisphere m accordance with the recommendation of the Pan, American Congress. President liar. rison, in special messags to Con gres>, urges tho necessity of prompt and favorable action n order to en able our goYsrnmeu; to participate in the protection aF the enterprise
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

It is reported that out of l,75S Russian copper mines in the ural Mountains only twsnty.eigbt are be- ing worked. The decline Of ihe in- dustry is attributed to the destruction of the surrounding forests ard the consequent scarcity of iusl, acting Tn conjunction with great dilieuties of
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The reported marriage of Mrs. Frank Leslie to the Marquis DeLeu- vile is denied by Mrs. Leslie. The Marqnis is willing, and in need of cash, and, therefore, is not assrss to comforting bis title, new virtually a blank, tor .ha means ot cut.lnsa dash. He clains ii is 2 gs
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
KISSES.


 A prominent physician calls the ktsg "an elegant dissemillator of diseasc.p He says. ' fever is spread by it, so arc lung diseases. ' Out upon the gDarled and saplcss yayabond tho old fox says the grapes are sour Let him devote himself to making our women healthy and blooming that kisses may be kissog. Tbis can surely bo done by the use of Dr. Pierce's icsl in curing diseases peculiar to females After taking 1t for reasonable length of time there will be no more irrcgularity, back ache, beariug-down sensations. nervous pros tration, general debility and kindred ailments It is the only medicine for women, sold hy druggists, under positive guarantee from the maua.aoturcrs. that 1t will give cat- isfacton in every case, or money refunded. A Book of 1G0 pages. on ' Woman aud Her Dieeascs, and their Saif-cure," sent, post-paii, to any address, securely sdlcd in pnin en- velopc, on receipt of ten cents, in stamps.
 Address, WORLDS DfsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, G53 Main Street, Baifaio, N. Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
READY MhDE DRESSES.

We keep ladies dresses ready made in cashmere, wool and silk, at prices ranging from s7.5o 10 s27.so for the complete costumes. Tie styles are changed twice each year; and fnll descriptions and illustrations of them are given i'll our Illustrated Catalogue. WEINsToCK, LuBIN & Co, Sacramento.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

For once the tariff question has to take second place. Just now he sil- yer issue is attraetiny moro attention from the country than any other sub jsct before Congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The Supreme Court of tho Uulted States, on the 18th inst, affirmed the decisinn of the Supreme Court of Utah Tn which thc Norman church was financially damaged.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The census anumerators will com mence their work on Juns 1st. Tho schedules arc now being sent from Washington, and in few days every enumsrater in the States and Torrito- rfes will bs ready to commence work at tbs tiras set
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
Dr. plERCEE's PELLETS

Purcly vegetable and Perfectly Htaris- less. Uuc9ualed ns Liver fsill. Smallest, Sugar coated PeIics Dcse. Crres Sick Eeadaehc. Bilious Aeadachc, ConstipatioIl, IndigessIoD, Bilious Att tnciss, and ah heterogeneous of the Stomach ard BoWels. es cents 3 yial. by druggists.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
CEia RATES. rleh,ls fer a5e. %,

CEia RATES 6 TioEsss Ter a5eoo- Special Rates Arranged with Agents. AGENTS WANTED In every town and city in the CBited States anj British America.
 The fayHeEs of Prizes is guaranteed hy special deposit of five hundred thousand do,- lars S5G9, 9,G60i with the State Goyernment, aud approved by Jesus 4rechisa. Governor. DgaHiEgs under the personal su uPer,ision ct Lis. lleTuiuip Alttaga, Who IS appointed by the Governnent as iater ent0r.
 i CERIIfl that with the State Treasurer al ncceysafv gusrsntees are deposited. eesur- ing full payment af all prizes ot this drawing
 hEI&I.1o hRlEaGA, Inter- entor
 IMPORTANT
 Remit,zaces ulyst be si,her hY Sew York Draft. Express TT Registered Letter, Amer:- eau suoney. Cai,celiGHs esH he made ly EA- press CcluraG es ur EauSs. Ticket sent direct tu management. r Il be paid by drafts on New York, Montreal, St. Paul. Chieaso. San T..nc;sen or City 5t Mexico. For fIrtier i,.- feIi!iati8s a.drgs
 @UG1J PIEDAD, Manager.
 ZkcatCeas. MtSico. A partado 82.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The extensive sales of cattle in thls vicinity recently to eastern buyers has put great deal of money into circu. latiop .-Nogales Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
NOTICE.
oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT H a. the regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Giis County, Arizona, held on tie 7th day of April A. D. 1880, the following order was passed. to-wit ''tln motion it is ordered that, pursuant to Act No. z Session Laws of 1889, re-regis. tration of all the voters of lila County, Ari. zons, he had; ami further that the Clerk pub fish due notice thereof
 Globe, Arizona. April 18th, lsso.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN. api l2 i'm Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
MEN's s3.so TROUSERS.

We are making q great speciality of these goods, and are able to give unusual value for the money The trousers are neatly cut, thoroughly well made and Of medium weight cloth. We change the patterns each season, aud this year offer fine stripes in medium and dark effects. S.a;e which you prefer.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Senator Stewart says l.2o0,000,000 people in thu world use silver for money; not over 200,000,Q0 use gold.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

During the construction of the can tllever bridge just completed across the Colorado at the Needles three men were kllled and twenty-five injured.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

prices without fear of criticisms or compari- sons. It is q 1nSt book, giving everyone c the chance to get the same goods and prices as everybody else, and fa- voring neither the rich nor the poor, the high nor the low. It is a hanay book, useful for reference or inforina- ton, whether you buy of Us or not. It is a book for people who want to know " what s going on" in the world of dress. The newest conceits, styles and in- ventions find places in
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

And 1t costs nothing! Sent free to any address app- cation Weinsock, Lubin & O., Sacramento Cal Cloth ing, Dry Goods Shoes Hats Millinery, Notions Household Supplies, etc. The Largest General Retail House on the Pacific Coast.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
a MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.

Savannah Boarding House In q
Mass OF Ruins-MOst of tho Occu.
pants ofthe House Buried Under the
Debris-Three Persons Killed and
SIX Injured.
SAVANNAH, Ga July 24.-W. ]. Bullard's
boarding house, a three-story brick dwell
ing on Congress street, was blown up at lao
this morning. Three persons were killed and
six injured, two of whom will probably die.
There were thirteen people in the house.
The explosion shattered the walls, which
collapsed In an instant and fell mass of
ruins Most of the occupants of the house
were asleep and were hurled from their beds
and buried under the falling debris.
The killed are Mrs. w. J. Billiard, John
Lockley and Gus Robbie. The wounded are
cussion of the brain from the shock; L. J.
Tate, confusion of the face and chest; Mel
don Hay wood (oolored), shoulder dislocated
and bruised; Edward s. Everitt, slightly
bruised; Mrs. Edward 8. Everitt, slightly
bruised; J. A. Rimes, slightly bruised; Sam
King (colored), badly bruised about the
body. The cause of the explosion is
mystery. There are many rumors OF
an ugly nature, but nobody will take
the responsibility of making a d.
rect statement. One man Infatuated that
there had been a row in the house toward
the end of a jollifcstion in which the in.
mates had been indulging. Lamps were used
instead of gas, and 1t Is said that there was
DO meter in the house, though it was sup
piled with gas pipes throughout. The ex'
plosion blew the entire building to the
| northward, some of the furniture being
blown across st. Julian street into splinters
| while the flying brick went as far as Bay
street, the entire structure collapsing out
ward on Congress street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
TELeGKAPHIo JoTTINGS.

The Homewood Driving park races at
Pittsburg were postponed yesterday on &C.
count of the heavy track.
Several buildings in the village of Esrlville,
NY, were destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing; loss $50, 900, insurance SOS. coo.
Secretary Harris of the board of railroad
commissioners characterizss as unreliable the
report that 20 elevators in North Dakota will
accept grain for storage this year.
John ]. Ramsey, Thomas F. Campbell and
Nicholas Vigueron. who were charged with
the murder OF Henry Mcbride of East Cam
bridge. Mass were acquitted yesterday owing
20 lack Of evidence.
Toe Corning mill of the Mountain View
powder works, six miles from Paterson, n.
j., was blown to atoms yesterday, and
two of the workmen-Jchn Fishbau, aged
go, aud Louis Hacker, aged 2l-were killed
Nebraska republicans have nominated these
state officers: For governor, l. ID. Richards;
secretary of state, JIG. Allen of Red Willow
state auditor, Thomas III. Benton of Dodge
treasurer, Captain E Hill of Gage. attorney
general. ii. H. Hastings of Saline.
Louis Bsrgin, sn employe of the Curtis
Manufacturing company Mt Worcester, care
lessly put his hand into swiftly revolving
extractor yesterday afternoon used in drying
cloth and was caught by the machine. bis
right arm was twisted off aud his face and
head horribly gashed. Death was instantsn-
eous.
Minnesota republicans renominsted Gov
ernor Merrima and completed the ticket az
follows: Lieutenant governor, g. S. Ives;
state treasurer, Joseph Bobleter; secretary
of state, F. B. Brown; state auditor, P. ],
Mcclure; attorney general. Moses Z. Clapp,
reno "inated; clerk of supreme court, c. b.
Holcomb.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
ROBINSON 6 CO.'S,
W0MAkLY WISDOM.
what u Bright Little New York
Lady ttnsto say About Ladies'
During Hot weather

A charming lady residing On Fifth avenue. New
York, in conversation with "a circle OF frienes In
her drawingroom the ether evening. said:
"A woman has a hard time during Iie-Aez1r-
weather. Household duties are hard enough any
time. but specially trying during she summer, still
they cannot be neglected and yet tbsy extreme
ly facilitating The heat that comes into the house
is sometimes followed by dangerous draughts. thus
causing sudden chills, possibly colds A wofnan's
strength is less in the summer. and she Is thus
obliged to take frequent rests and as consequence
Is often completely exhausted the end OF q day.
All ths troubles peculiar 90 women are Increased
during the heated term. This can easily be seen in
the flushed faces and d ficulty in breathing. All
their weaknesses and pains eresfer in the sum
mer than Ct any other time. have found that n
woman's system needs q stimulsnt to fortifs Il at
such time am a believer in temperance aud am
an equal believer IN health. and have observed
that the best physicians 10 the country recommend
pure whiskey taken with water OF course know
that IL is difficult TO secure pure whiskey, but
have found that Dufy's Pure Malt agrees with me
and has been of the greatest benefit believe
there are thousands OF women who have hitherto
accepted pain that faint feeling and the frequent
sensation of weakness with resignation, n-ces
sary evils incident 10 their sex. and believe they
might find fresh pleasure in life were they 10 use
this Dufyas Pure Malt IS have done These trou-
bles reed not be endured. but can be removed. and
believe innumerable women might be strong,
healthy and more attractive every day by careful
use of this pure malt"
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
THE BEHRING SEA LETTERS.

Comment OF the Dominion Govern.
ment Organ-Secretary Blaine Acc
cused OF Cranily Avoiding the Main
Points at Issue.
TORONTO, Ont, July A.-The Empire, the
chief government organ, to-day says: The
diplomatic correspondence on the Behring
sea question, published to day, will be read
with interest, though it really contains very
little that is new or that might not have been
anticipated at least in the main outlines.
That Lord Salisbury staunchly maintained
the right of British subjects, including Cana
dams, is proved beyond question. Secretary
Blaine's course is not surprising. His con-
tentions craftily avoid the main point, that
the seizures were contrary to international
law Ms being outside territorial waters and
United States jurisdiction. All his legends
about Russian rights acquired, his com
plants of injury done to United States
interests, and his claim to assist upon the
preservation of seals. even if as well founded
as they are inaccurate, would be quite beside
the mark for no amount of wrong doing or
loss would justify interference outside the
jurisdiction. He might as we'll assume to
send his police to Toronto to make arrests
and seizures because some citizen of the
United States had been robbed, but all this
has been the United States policy. The ces-
sation of these high handed outrages il not
due to any neighborly feeling of fair play or
any respect for law and the rights OF others,
but to the recognition of the fact that the
end of British patience and forbearance has
has raaahod
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
SIX BATTLES FOUGHT.
The SaIyadorians Invading
Guatemala.
EXPLOSION IN A BOARDING HOUSE.
Further Details Of the
Burned Steamer Egypt.
TWENTY RAFTsmEh DROWNED.
Bills Passed by the House
and Senate.

OENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLES.
auatemalans Defeated in Six Battles
by the san Salvador Army-Many
Killed-San Salvador Determined to
FREQ Herself From the Yoke OF Gua-
temala-A Rigid Censorship of News
Troops Being Sent by Mexico to the
Guatemalan Frontier.
LIBERTAp, July 24.-News has just been
received here confirming reports of the sue
cess of the Salvadorian forces beyond the
vadoran army has now gained six battles and
has captured quantities Of arms and ammu-
milton. Many have been killed and wounded
on both sides. The Salvadorisn forces are
now pushing their way into the interior Of
Guatemala and are meeting with success at
every step. Great enthusiasm prevails. The
intention is to overthrow the government of
President Barillas before coming to any
agreement with Guatemala. San Salvador
is determined to free herself from the yoke
of Guatemala and assure her own liberty
and independence.
CRY OF Mexico, July 4.-Advices from
Guatemala are to the effect that Ezetas' army
attacked the Guatemalans near the frontier
in Guatenalan territory yesterday and the
Salvadorians were defeated and routed and
that they fled back to San Salvadorian terri
tory, leaving on the field many dead and
wounded and three guns.
LA LIBERTAD, San Salvador, July A.-The
present government has established rigid
censorship of news. No information in re-
gard to the existing crisis or the trouble be-
tween this country and Guatemala is allowed
to be published unless 1t has previously been
examined and approved by the censor. This
censorship is extended also to news dispatches
addressed to foreign countries. The Central
and South American Telegraph company can
not accept for transmission to other points
any news not accepted and approved by the
government censor.
BERLIN, July 24.-Dispatohes received
here from the City of Mexico state that the
Mexican government will maintain a neutral
attitude in the disputes between the Central
American republics, and that the United
States and Mexico will offer to act as arbi-
traitors of the questions at issue between
them.
CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, July "a
The Mexican government is sending troops
to the Guatemalan frontier. 1t Is Mexico's
aim to preserve strict neutrality regarding
the disturbances in Central America
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
ON THE RACE TRACK,

Three Holly Contested Heats for the
Unhnished $4,000 nerchants' and
manufacsurera' stake mt Detroit.
DETROIT, July 24-Three holly contested
heats were necessary to-day to determine the
unfinished race for the 10000 merchants'
and manufacturer stake, 2:24 class, four
heats of which were trotted yesterday. Wal
ter E. won the fifth and seventh heais and
the race; best time 2:20. In the 2:1S class,
best two in three, Alfred s. won easily in two
straight heats; best time 2:1Sh. In the first
heat of tthe horseman's great expectations
stake" for four ear-olds worth So. 500 Mar
garet s. distsnced all competitors with the
exception of Allerton, and came within an
ace of shutting him out. The second heat
was magnificent race all the way around,
Allerton winning by q length; best time
2:16L. Only one heat wac paced in the free
for all pace, Adonis winning easily; time
2:16L. A very heavy rain set in about six
O'Clock .necessitatipg the postponement of the
unfinished races.
MONMOUTH PARK, July "a, To days races
resulted:
First race three-quarter -Meriden first, Ma
jor DAILY second, Volunteer third Time ilS.
fecond race. threequarter mile Necromancy
first Favia second. Annie third Time l:l5.
Third race, the Elizabeth stakes: one and one
eighth miles-Tulla Blackburn WOE, Bbelot second,
Fourth race, the Harvest handicap; one and one
quarter miles-Prinee Royal won, Badge second,
| Reporter third. Time 207.
Fifth race, one mile-Esquimaa won. Pep1ance
second, Guy Gray third Time l:42A.
Sixth race, one miie-My Fellow won, Orihamne
| second, Major Domo third. Time l:4o
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25

disposed of, an amendment was adoptsd en-.
forcing the laws of the states giving wages
for labor preference.
The vote was then taken on the minority
substitute, which 10 known as the voluntary
bankruptcy bill. This was disagreed to
yeas "A, nays 1875.
The bill was then passed-yeas lit, nays
The house then 1t $50 adjourned.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25

LONDON, July 24.-In the house of CONF
mons to-day Sir James Ferguson, parliamen-
tary secretary to the foreign Office, moved
that the bill providing for the cession of Hell
ieoland to Germany pass its second read
ing. He said that England had obtained an
ample equivalent for the cession of the island.
Heligoland, he declared, was useless to Eng
land. The establishment of q proteotorate
over Zanzibar was not the only guild pro quo
England had secured. She lad doubled her
influence on the east coast of Africa and
enormously increased the area of her infiu-
ence In the interior of the country.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
Another Cones Discovcred.

BOSTON, July pa cable received in
the Science Observer code from the Eur
epean Union of Astronomers announces the
discovery Wednesday night of comet by
Mr.. w. F. Denning of Bristol, England.
The discovery position is the following:
July 2s, midnight, Greenwich, right ascen-
sion 10 hours, 10 minutes north, declination
rs degrees The comet Is faint and has a
rapid motion to the east. These facts and
the increasing moon render it important
to secure observations, lest the object be
I0st
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
TWELVE HORSES BURNED.

Serious Fire In Brockton, mass.-Sev-
eral Persons Hurt By Electric wires.
BRockroS, Mass, July 24.-Three alarms
of fire at IL o'clock to night called the entire
department to a nest of wooden buildings,
principally carpenter. blacksmith and paint
shops, in Old Colony square. The fire was
discovered in a three story stable owned and
occupied by W. 81. Hease, teamster,
and spread to another wooden build
ing owned by Pease and occupied by Il. T.
Shattuck, carriage painter, Thomas McClew,
blacksmith, and Elmer Holmes for the stor-
age of stoves and tinware. Sparks from
these set fire to several adjoining buildings,
but persistent efforts saved them. Twelve
horses were burned. Telephone wires came
in contact with The trolley wire of the East
Side road and in falling 10 the ground came
in contact with several persons causing
severe shocks. Louis Wade was knocked
senseless and Officers Keith and Bsehel
der were thrown TO the ground by the cur
rent The total loss is estimated to be S15,-
600, mostly to Pesse, who is partially in
sured. There is no question as TO the cause
of the FIRE, as cotton waste was found burn
ing near the building. During the FIRE a
well kindled FIRE was discovered in some cot
ton waste in James Means shoe factory on
franklin street, but It was extinguished
without damage. These facts show conclu-
siyely the work of FIRE bugs