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Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

James E. Ellison desires to return
 tanks, through our columns, to the friends who attended his wife and en deavored to alleviate her sufferings in her last illness, and for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympa- thy for the great bereavement occa- stoned by her death. /
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Desert Land, Final Proof. Notice
 for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Ariz.
 l...r.. l..r NNn

UNIT.D STATES LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Ariz. ,
 December 9th. lSS9. Notice is hereby given that Quintus c. Tcbbs of Armer. Gila couaty. Arizona, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desrrt-land claim No St1, for the $. of x. }, x. E. | of $. F. and W. of s. ". I Sec. l5, Township 1, N k. F |. before the Clerk of tie District Court. at Glnhe. Gila county, Arizona, on Friday the i7th day of January 1890.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
 Jacob & Duev, Henry Ariner, George Penn berten and Robert II. Schell all ot Arner, Gila county, Arizona,
 HERBERT BROWN, dscl4-6w) Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
first San Francisco mail to lobe in ten days arrived on

first San Francisco mail to
 lobe in ten days arrived on
 last, and was one of the larg aea. r received at the Globe office, compr sing great number of letters, Ind daily papefs of slx days Since hen several V estern mails have come hand, but with no regularity The ecumulatiou of mail matter at San rancisco and intermediate points, ,ring the washouts, was so great that small force of railway mall clerks tue southern Pacific was unequal he task of handling it promptly.
 ; communication is again sus- ed, regular service will very soon established
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

We are requested to announce that
 ing to the fact that Washington s
 thday this year falls on Saturday. has been decided to give the Grand lsquerade Ball on Friday night, 'bruary 21st. /
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

GREAT BARGAINSAAt the 1lobe Meat Market Come and try. .oin steak b cts; round steak 3 cts. ick steak cts. front quarters 4 cts.
 r. STANLEY,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

A mastering in of officers of Colonel W. $. Alexander Post No. $, De- rtment of Arizona, G. A. R., on the h instant. After the installation a od time generally Is anticipated by ! soldiers and citizens.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Wilcox, on Wetnesday, reported hy wire, thirty cases fl "la grippe. The operator said. it makes the victims as sick as tie devil. Several have been known to throw op their boots.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

The following chaff which was first given wing by some oae of the numer- ,ous editors of the Territory wko seize upon q fabrlcated rumor, is still swinging round tue circle of Terrlto- rial papers. It's last appearance (cred- tied to the St Johns HeraldD is Tn the Florence Alta of the 4th instant:
 1t is rpmored that the widow of Glenn Reynolds, who was murdered by the Apaches while on the way to Yuma, is about to institute proceed ings against the Supervisors of Gila county, for not providing her husband with suitable escort. Such sult in our opinion, would raise some knot:y legal points, which would be hard to decide X
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
coaal,,s licenses.
New brands of imp tic cigars received last :. press, to be sold at bed TO, the Post Office Store.

The rain storm of the presea. .-,-, following so closely on tue heels of the previous pluvial visitation, saturated the ground, making the roads very soft, and put stop to the movement of freight teams. The total precipita- ton measured POI inches.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Laurence Ryan was so unfortunate as to burn one nj his feet with ho, slag, few days ego, at the Old Domin ion shelter, and as d consequence Is 1uite lame and unable to work.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Early Hubbard and Dr. Peters of Rye, wagered SlOo a sidet on horse race. Hubbard pocketed the money,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Teamsterf who came in from Gil son'ss .ar provision on-iE -sday, re- D ort the roads so sit that teams vii n ot be able to nov for two weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

D. s. Heron was the lucky individ ual who threw 45 and won Pearly El lison's fine team ot blacks, rallied on Tuesday night at MeNellys.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Imported Reina Victoria and Henry Clay cigars; also Key West and finest domestic brands at the Postotiice Stnre
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

oastnr x. F. Norton will address the 'lren and pare 1ts tomorrow nom. at.ll o'clock. Subject, Adam and
 family" All children and their ants are invited. Preaching at : n. Theme, 'fTbe Future Glory. ,bath school al ? P. m, H. Jewell 1erintendent.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
CATTLE WANTED.
HIGHLAND STOCK FARMS

tEtbIl HfOHI1AND ofCON F"IS1.' X will make regular beef shipments i,, special train lots and will buy good fat beef delivered at stock yards when shipped, at pri. ces justified by the market, or will ship same on commission. Apply to Hammtl Bros, foremen at farms, or Tantau & keilner, agents in Phoenix, \ T.
 EFF. KELLNFR. Prop
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Joe Gibson reports unprecedented aims on Salt River, and beyond in .he direction of Tonto.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Several eases of light form oi m flhenza, exhibiting many symptoms oi the dreaded ia grippe" " nave been re- plrted in Globe during the present
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Persons wanting fine stationery will find at the Post Office Store a variety of writing paper m conner cial and octave note sizes, from Sam uel Ward & Ce., Boston,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Mrs. Dr. Largent returned from a isit to her mother, at Maxey, on Sun day last.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Los

E DARK BROWN MARE, IS \. hands high, star in the forehead, and branded , on the left thigh, with blotched brand below the ,. Any informa- Lion cancetuiug the missing animal should be sent ta ihe UwHer, JOE GIBSON,
 jauu 3s Globe, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

The death of Mrs James E. Ellison, nee Nannie Horrell, winch occurred on Tuesday last, is source of pro- found regret to numerous friends and acquaintanceS, but to none wIIl the void thus oeeosioned be so keenly felt as in her immediate household and that of her fathers family. It may, with truth, be said she was all that could be desifed as wife, mother daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to self-destruciOn. Distress after eating sick head ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres- sion, etc, are caused by this very common and increasing disease. Hoods sarsapsrilla tones the stomach creates an appetite, promotes di gestion relieves headache, clears the mind, and cures dyspepsia
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

New stock mems boots and shoes, at
 G. $. VAN WAGENEN s.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

All persons knowing themselves in- debted to ne are requested to call at my former place of business and settle thelr accounts. A. R. Young is authorized 10 receive money and re- ceipt for the same m my name
 4. E. LOVE. Globe. Jan. II, 1890.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

We arc indebted to Dr. T. C. Stallo for news of the death of Peter B. Mill CT, which occurred in San Mhquelita, Nicaragua, November 18th, 1889. Dr. Stalio was apprised of Peters demise by letter from George Miller, conse- quently there is no room to doubt the mechanically fact. P E. Miller was formerly resident of Globe. man of great popularity, and filled the offices of Justice of the Peace and County Recorder. V
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
REW

I WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD for tho return of the watch worn by Sheriff Glenn Reynolds at the time lie was killed by Indian convicts, near Riverside, on the 2nd inst The watch case is of heavy gold, handsomely chased, and engraved on the front and outside with the letters ''G. R." in monogram On the inside of case, both front and back, the full name, Glenn Reynolds was engraved Attached to the watch was a massive gold chain of block links. Amy in formation that will lead to the recovery of either or both will be paid for by me.
 JERRY RYAN,
 Sheriff, G!la county,-Globe. nov I6-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to fiji, go 10
 q. $. YAy .WAoExEx $.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
In a Terrihle Condition.

"I owe my life to Hood sarsaparilla For two years was in terrible condition with dyspepsia. l could est nothing Lli soda crackers, and my weight fell from TO to l3s pounds. Hoods sar- Saparilla helped me at onoc and after using l2 bottles was entirely cured. have gained my usual weiehs TO pounds, and have had excellent health ever since" T. J. WILCOX, 2o-26 lst south Street, salt Lake City Utah.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

SAVE MONEY BY BUYING Y0JR cigars by the box. l will sell the best cigars to be had In Globe, by tue box or 50 or 100. for little more than one half of what you pay for an inferior article at retail Call and get prices.
 Jos. H. HAmLL,
 Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Fresh and choice candies just re- ceiyed by C. $, Van Wagenen
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

An effort is to be made 10 shorten he distance between San Carlos and Wilcox by constructing road through Arivaipa canyon which will, it Is clalmed, cut of about B miles, making the distance from Globe to Wilcox one hundred miles-the same as to Tucson. This may be further shortened by making road over what is now known as the trail, be. tween Globe and San Carlos, that will enable freight teams to pass over it. The Interior Department has beeu in terested ln the prQipcl and the assis- unce Ji citizens ot Wilcox and Globe and other parties who would be beue- fted, will be enlisted to accomplish the work Those who have investi- gated tue matter believe 1t feasible, and, certainly, 1t would be of great benefit to Globe. and should receive the support of our business men.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

We learn from San Carlos and Rlv erside that the Gila at those places is not fordable. Hence il is that we may expect a temporary interruption in the supply of coke from Wilcox. The mail due Thursday, via Riverside, ar rived in Globe on pack animals, In asmuch as the Gila is a long stream, taking its rise in New Mexico near the Rio Grande, we can not expect a subsistence of the flood, If the rain was general, for many days, and never having attended a guessing school we will not attempt to fix the date of the arrival of dove with an olive twig in its bill, as a token of dry land some where. We, however, entertain the belief that it will not be long before the wing of the messenger bird will cleave the ambient air.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Notice of Dissolution of Copart-
 nership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the partnership heretofore exist ing between the undersigned in the Pinal Brewery and Ice business, at Globe, A. T., is this day mutually dissolved. c. Soyer suc- ceeding to the said business aud will collect all accounts and settle all debts thereof.
 CHARLES SOYER,
 AUGUST PEPPER. Globe, 4. T., Nov. 9, 1889. tnos3o-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11

Choice candies, 50 cents per pound, at tue Post Office Store,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Genuine Stanley Book |!
Age1ts Wanted Ereryvhere

Teachers, Yonng Men and Ladies. Minis ters, Farmers, Mechanics and Clerks can casi. ly make from 8 TO :s25 PER DAY. No expe- rience required. Cansassing outfits nowleaay Send immediately fa illustrated circulars and terms free, or, fn secure an agency at once, send &1 .OO for the outfit and yon shall be seryed first. Money refunded if not satisfac- tory, Address
 THE HISTORY CO.,, ss3 Marked street, San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
Headache-Iiot Flashes.

HcadaChe-IOtf Flashes.
 "I had headache, hot flashes, soreness d swelling across my body pain in my right side. with frequent vomiting l used Hoods sarsa- pafilla with the best results. I an in better health than for four years. Hoods sarsaparlla is safe, reliable, and sure" J. C. WILSON, Au- burn, Cal.
 Hoods SarsapariIla Sold by druggists. sI six forsh Prepared only byC.L HOOD & co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-11
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21

don't WEI And we all know that it isn't
any too pleasant to travel two to three
hours TO have the tiressmaker inform you
through her apprentice that she fsh,t
ready for you, and you will have to come
the next day. You grind your teeth aud
wish you dared to send in a message and
ask why, when mail and telegraph SER
vlee are SO cheap, she didn't send you
word, and so save you the useless jour
ney- But, unless You are having a NUM-
Der Of gowns made or are going to pay
an exorbitant price. you simply dare to
say nothing or hide her time. Then. one
very seldom gets dress homo without
having TO take it back once, twice or even
three times to have some little careless
ness remedied. And this isn't always the
fault of the head dressmaker herself,
but Is due to the carelessness
OF her assistants. Mosttdressmakers Will
tell you that It is almost impossible to
procure good and reliable help. That
the girls do the work Ia sIip-shod, care.
less manner, and that when work il re-
turned The time taken up for remedying
carelessness has TO be paid for--just as IL
u was not the fault OF the helpers. That
this Is unjust is evident, but what can be
donei know of one modiste who sent
one of her waist hands away on account
of poor work, and as q result all the
Others struck. and that right in the bust
est time of the year. They knew that as
far as they We're concerned they were ail
right, as numbers of places nfe open to
them in the busy seasons.
On the whole. a well dressed woman
deserves good deal of praise, for either
she has fiiaae her dress herself or she has
had to prove patient under many disap-
po1ntments, such as poor fits, careless
finish and broken engagements.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Fashions in Beefsteaks---Pr Pressed
Chicken and Rice Waffies.

1t appears that thorc are fashi ons even
in beefsteaks, and that the present ones
are disadvantage 10 the pockets and
health Of people Of moderate means. The
editor Of Good Housekeeping quotes a
Chicago butcher as follows
s.In thin, slight cattle the butchers take
out the fenderloin in single piece. The
bone is extracted from what should be
the sirloin and there remains what are
known as homeless butts The nleat is
stripped and nakes so called sir
lofhs. Naturally this meat is
ANYTHING but prime meat and
brings an apparent low price. The cheap
restaurants IRE the purchasers OF this
meat, and through these restaurants the
idea has spread that only these cuts are
good. Nova prime cut of porterhouse
from tao finest cattle have % ask zxom
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
TIE STAGE.
Appearance Of Sullivan at the
Academy---"Deyil's Nine at
Jacobs'---Interesting Items
Of Gossip.

An occurrence that will doubtless IN
terest large number Of persons will be
the FIRST appearance OF John L. Sullivan
in Jersey City as an actor at the Academy
of Music tomorrow night. In new play
by Duncan b. Harrison entitled Honest
Hearts and Willing Hands" The scenes
Of the play are laid In ireland. There is a
family by the name OF DAILY, consisting OF
a mother and two sons. John (Mr. Harri-
sony aud James Mr.. subway aud a
niece Norah DAILY The father had died.
and before his death was compelled 10
sell the home 70 General Dare. q leading
with the understanding that within ten
wears DAILY or his ffinnds should have the
privilege OF redceming IL.
! General Dare has son, Arthur, and a
nseco. El.lily. John DAILY is 10 love with
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
MADAMES REIGN.
1t Is Often Very Arbitrary, but
Few Dare To Rebel.

AS the autumn draws near and the
leaves begin to fall we realize that we
will have to lay aside our pretty light
dresses and prepare for cooler weather.
1t is easy enough to select the material,
as the styles and fabrics are singularly
beautiful this year. but the main cues
tion to those who cannot make their own
dresses is.--to whom shall we entrust the
making of our best gownss 1t seems al
most idle when we know how many hun
dreds of dressmakers there are in large
cities, but most women will agree that
very few turn out entirely satisfac tor
results.
Last spring friend of niue wanted
several dresses made, and as most of
them were OF wash material she decided
to employ a dressmRker by the day. as
omize by helping herself. She paid the
dressmaker 50. so "a day, and they began
on gray serge. which, whec il was fin-
ished. was so tight that all the whale
bones had to como out, the seams opered
and pressed agaic; the fact that the waist
had been cut so snort on the hips that it
showed the belt of the skirt didn't trou-
BILE the artist" but il certainly did
trouble my friend, who is very sensible
and neat, and is willing to sacrifice ultra
fashionable ideas 20 being comfortable.
The dress took three days TO nnish, so
that in the end. when one considers the
inconvenience and ones own time,
the plan was not so successful af-
ter ALI But her second experiment
with home sewing was what discouraged
her entirely She had bought piece of
ginghanl, remnant, and wanted plain.
full skirt with a snrplice waist. She adj
vised the dressinaker, on account 3f its
being wash material, to cut it a lr tie too
large 20 allow for shrinkage and what
was her disgust when on trying on the
waist she found 1t failed to reach tho
waist line by about two inches. This may
seem an exaggeration.. but assure you
il ia the truth. The dressmaker calmly
said 10 was too bad, and couldn't she
match the goods. The result was that
my friend had to buy material that
would combine with what .yas left, and
sit down and make the waist herself,
thus having paid twice for the material,
paid for the spoilers half day and then
in the end spent her evenings working
on it, And It is GENERALLY agreed among
ladies who have their sewing done at
homo that all the mean parts,
such as finishing, sowing In
whalebones. and such things which
really need an experienced person, arc
left for them to do. so, TO Nreet ex-
tsnt. home dressmaking proves fail
urc.
Aad row TO having your dresses made
o:if. We ali know about broken prom
worm S The iascnded party cx bail
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
Rabr.a Cot : Raau.


she amt nuthin' bnt a babyi
Tvarn't but yistidday--I swow
It don't seem so-slnce them blue eyes,
Jes' ez blue ez they be now.
fust looked up IL her old dads here,
From her mother $ bosom sho
'Tisu't trew. uow-fteinsf N nal1 r.
That our bahy's rot a beaus
Why, we've alluz called her aBa95
Ne and mozaa4-. 49, u.
Land 4ngs. She IS IA Uaay
Uv tie big an bioomi1 lot!
TFothers they d groweu up. an mostly
Lighted out. when one day. 10.
Thar she wuz in their ole cradle
An n ow baby's got beau.
Why. faint no time since see her
Lay a-playing with her roesi
Gals viii grow up inter wimnsn-
Mines like AL the rest, Is poe.
Mighty queer, tho, when bear her
Or sim think hear her-erow
From her cradle AT nv comm
To think Baby 5 got beaui
I kin see her giktini bigger,
See her foddlin' az my side.
Jes' the cutest little eritter.
Teasin' papa for "a ride
I kin ses her gittin' bigger
Can't help seem Baby grow
But can't see how il s come ter
Tnis-thAt babT's got beaul
Course I wouldn't keep her single
When she really is growed up;
Mother n me hev bin too happy
Not TO want the same sweet cup
Wv good married love to sweefen
Her life, t0o-but it's blow
An thar ain'r no gittin round it,
To think Baby > got beau.
Boston Giob.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21

Funny Fitzy.
Hello, Fifty, where did you get that
black eyer
''Oh, it was only lovers quarrel. f"
Lovers QUARREL Why. your girl did
not give you that. did shes"
No, it was her other lover"
Bostoneze.
Mrs. Hunteur.-ssAnd did you thank
most profuseiy the young gentleman who
saved you from drowning when you fell
overboardfs
Miss Hauteur:-"No, indeed, mammay
Why, he had not been introduced, you
knowf'--LdiDrence american.
what Did She Decfees
"May have the pleasure, Miss Grayf"
be asked
.wfl it be pleasurer she replied,
coyly.
1T depends upon whether you say
YES or mo, :" he said. and let her think
it out.
Rnde. but Not Fresh.
Mr.. Boldboy (smiling killingly):-"The
waves are using you rudely. VIII YOU
permit me to assist you to the shore2
Miss Waterly.--"Never mind, thank
y
not fresh.-Life.
Very Anxious to Please.
Customer ga restaurant :-.s Here, wait
er. two boiled eggs-four minutes, and
look lively, I'm in hurry"
Waiter Chastity busting the table cloth:
Yes, sir, yes. sir. Have 'em ready tor
You IN twosminuees, sir-two minutes. =
Betveen Two Evils.
Wen, young man. 2 said the irate par
ent. 8 If you persist in your present course
You will SUP sorrow with a SPOON
II don't know whether that can be
worse than eating ice cream with a fork. y
returned the proiiigate, and I've tried
that. ~ Judge
Helping tho People.
Employer fangrily)s- Why are you
throwing those circulars on the side
walksn
Bill Distributor:-"Why. boss. that's
wot the people do that / give 'em to. ~
Puck.
And So There Was No Lick.
IF you weren't bigger than am I'd
lick you.
1T You wern't smaller than I am I'd
lick you. - Nanseg's Weekly.
She Wanted to ne coaxed-
He-"Oh. do say that you viii marry
me. Why don't you answers"
She thesitatingly) - Er--I-er--er---'
He-"Why, any one would think had
asked you 10 singln-Lffe.
Z And Yet He oniy obeyed Her.
Her Girl Chum tswestly);-"What did
John get you.for birthday present"
Mrs. Yorngwife lmournfully) Mot a
thing.n
H, G. G. temghatically):-"why. how
did that happenf
Mrs. Y (weeping)-"Well, you see. he
asked me 5sohs) what he should get for
love him just ss-just AS well (sobs) If he
didn't get me anything, and-he-he-
didn't. West Shore
Born So.
sDear, dear" said kindhearted
Gnatron on meeting a friend whom she
had not seen for long time; ''and you're
not yet married. Jane. with your good
looks. toosp
mo. I'm not married YETI replied
Jane, with a laugh.
"And how Genes it that you are
aVeli,n said lane, with twinkle of
her eyes. II expect ~ because WAS
born SOL Boston Courier.
Hes Horrid Creature. Anyway.
Clara How do you like my friends
Fanny-Hs issa horrid crsaturel Is he
married.
stNo, he is not married"
SHOW happy is the lot OF the woman
who ala moi ret him for husband l''--
Tcrds SiftfHgs
For and AGainst
Lady You say. professor, that to-
baccoxs an aid to Thought and stimu-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
The Linen shirt.


lie Eas sitting on the sofa,
And the gaslight's glimmering glim
Half revealed the startling truth that
She was sitting side Of him.
Close they sat, but not too closely;
just so close that round her waist
He had reached and, naturally,
There ons single arm had placed
She was lucious sweet as honey.
Home msde hair she had. hung down
On her neck; but be. strange creature,
Wore an angry, fuh grown frown.
ssWhat r he Missed. Art growing colier4
Has your love turned to ice creanas
are you giving me the shook shookg
Hai false one, 30 1t would SCENT
No. no. no, no, no, no. no, nor,
Said the naiden. George do
Love you Just as much as ever,
and, she finished, Il think, more toes''
sThen said he. and bumped his forehead.
Like the waves made by tug.
Tel me why do you refuse to
Let me sise you just one hugsf
George, . she faltered. stopl'' he thundered
No excuses, fekle one,
just the TRUTH the Whole truth only,
That / want from you Goonf'
'sGeorge, she said, ssthe reason thar I
Won't be Rugged ''-she csutched her skirt
Isl N afraid, . she sobbed .syou'd xtrlE;le
Up my boiled white linen shlrtsm
Laurence american.