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The morning call., 1890-06-08
Evraud's suicidal Determiuation,

HAVANA, June 7.-Eyraud, the French MUIR
derer, continues in his suicidal purpose. Yester-
day 1t was discovered that he had In his posses
sion piece Of shirt which lie had twisted into a
rope and besmeared with soap, evidently 10
hang himself with
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LADY THE WINNER.

Miss Fawcett Carries Of the Highest Honors
at Cambridge.
LONDON, June IA young woman has carried
of the highest honors at the June examination
of the Cambridge University. The winner OF
this distinction is Miss Fawcett, who is
bracketted as the superior of the male senior
wranRler In the mathematical tripod she is
daughter OF the late Professor Fawcett. Two
other young women, Miss Field and Miss Lea,
are also among the wTauglers.
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Chicago Defeated.

CHICAGO, June THE Pltsburg Brotherhood
club won to-day's game in The eighth by hard
hitting and clever base.runnng. AttendancG
5000. Summary:
Ghlcasos. os...'........'',.,.,,.. lis
Pittsburgs. rgs................ 3 D d o o s-lS
Base hits-Chcagos 49, Pittsburgs 5. Errors-Cht-
Cages 4, Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Dwyer, Barstoa
and Yarrell Maui, Calvin and Carroll. Umpires-
GaffneY and Barnes.
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Their Indiscriminate Distribution Causes Much
Annoyance.
NEW YORK. June IA special from Washington
to the Mail and Express says that Blaine has de-
clded TO issue no more diplomatic introductlons
to tourists. Complaints come from representa-
tives OF Governments abroad that the bearers OF
such letters Interrupt their official duties and at
tack their pocket books. Several letters have
fallen into unworthy hands, and have made
great deal of trouble for Consuls and The Depart
ment of State. Such letters have been In many
cases used as letters OF credentials Several
OF swindling are reported. The State Department
advises that all travellers take out passports.
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Middle.Weish, Coy. Contest

NEW YORK, June 7.-Clem Denuing OF New
York and Dan CorDett OF Brooklyn. middle
weights. fought near Coney island this morning.
under London priZe-Iing rules. Denning won
after great battle OF twenty-three rounds. Two
hundred persons Witnessed the fight.
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Won Half MilTioo

LONDON. June 7.-Colonel North, the nitrate
king. had wonderful luck this week at the Ed
som races, winning, it is estimated, over half a
million dollars.
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Amarinan Asanniatinn

BROOKLYN, June 7.-Brooklyns Is, Syracuses
Il.
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-LOulsviiles TO- Coium-
bus 8.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-St. Louis 8. TOledos 1.
Roc HESTER, June T. Rochesters 8. Athles
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FLOATING ICE-FIELDs.

0oean Steamers Forced to Make Detcur to
the South.
HALIFAX, June 7.-Immense fields OF Ice
still encountered by incoming steamers, which
now forced 10 make a detour of several nun
dred miles TO the south. The POlina. which ar
rived THIS morning, grazed an Iceberg, damaging
her plates. The iceberg was covered with seals
and had polar bear upon 1t.
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BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.


Chicago Exposition Building.
CHICAGO, June TT. L. Spooner tonight
simultaneously smashed the recoro and won the
chief event in the bicycle tournament at the Ex-
post on Building. IL was the 100-mile race. and
Spoo Ner made the distance in hours, 80 min.
utes, 53 40 seconds, the best previous time be-
ing hours, 80 miuu.es, 40 seconds, made by
SpO0ner himself william Van Wagner was
second by feet and q. c. PEABODY close third
There were nine starters, including N. II. Van
Syclin. who retired at the end of the sixty ninth
nile. All the Others except Sp0Oner. Van Wag-
oiier and Peabody were AT that time out OF the
race.
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Four PersonsK lad

SAN JOsTA Costa Rica) June 7.-Whie a re-
llglOus procession was In progress juno 5th a
railing bordering on the western promenade fell
on crowd OF people. -Four were killed aud
many seriously hurt.
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Dnty nm Tin

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Senator Moody to-day
introduced au amendment TO the 1arn Bill
which was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
Ii imposes q duty OF 80 per cent ad vaIoreE,
after July l, 1891, upon cassiterits or black
oxide OF lin and upon bar. block and pig tin.
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Wants 10 Meet Dempsey.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Alf Mitchell, the English
middleweight, cables an offer TO meet Jack
Dempsey at the California Athletic Club for
purse OF $500 side. provided the club allows
expenses,
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WASHINGTON, June 7.-Major Powell, Dl-
rector OF the Geological Survey, has outgen-
eraled all opposition. The House Appropra-
tions Committee has decided to allow him an ap-
proprl alton of $3.50, 600 for irrigation surveys
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ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE.

Charges to Be Preferred Against Ensign Hun
loon Ct the Nav.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Secretary Tracy Will
next week take action in the of Ensign f.
A. Huntoon of the Coast Survey steamer Me
Arthur, who has disappeared. No official expla-
nation Is given of his abse.e. but the fact Is that
he has gone without leave. IL Is said that he Is
following an opera troupe through California. 1t
is likely that the officer will be c0urt-martaled.
should ne return, on charge Of absence Without
leave. III lie does not surrender himself lie VIII
be declared deserter, probably In time to have
the vacancy so created OF value 10 this years
graduating class of the Naval Academy.
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Ex-President Cleveland at the Sea Shore.
NEW BEDFORD, June 1.-Ex-President Grover
Cleveland arrived at Marion this forenoon where
he will Spend the greater part Of the summer.
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Maii.Csrriar Rnhbad

ST. LOUIS, June 7.-The mail-carrier ln nine
at Lamotte, Mo-, while en- ronte to the mine with
$4,000 in currency yesterday, was robbed by TWO
men who escaped with the money. II was 10
pay of men to-day In the mine.
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The Trouble Ended.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Secretary Noble to-
day received a telegram stating that Kelsey. the
Agent of The Green Bay (Wls.) Agency, had
Is anticnaIed.
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California on Wheels.

DULUTH June THE exhibit of the Callfor
MIA State Board of Trade arrived Thursday and
opened yesterday. The train was thronged with
over 6000 visitors during the day.
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INFURIATED WoRKMEN.
Sir Henry Allen Assaulted at the Hyde Park
characterization.

Slr Henry Alien Assauted al the Hyde Park
l. Dor Demonstration.
LONDON. June IA great labor demonstra-
tiou was made to-day In hyde Park. 1t is est-
mated that 10000 men were in the pre-
cession that marched 10 the park, where
fully 100000 more people had assembled
10 take part in the meeting. Upon
leaving the park Sir Henry HayelOck Allen IN
some way incurred the il-wii OF the crowd.
The mob made 4 rush ana nearly unhorsed
him. The police formed a Gordon around
him and kept back The iniurated work
men WHO threw heavy clOds Of earth at the
officers and grled to break through the Gordon.
A few arrests were made and Sir Henry finally
canlered OIL, escorted by mounted policemen.
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Pooi-Rooms Closed

MEMPHIS, June 7.-Bennett s. Powers, pro.
prietOrs of pOOl-rOoms In this city, have been
ordered to close their doors by The City authori-
ties, 2s
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cronin,. psa,h.

CHICAGO. June 7.-Kunze knows the man
who drove Cronin TO his death ana Is now assist
ing the United States Attorney to fud him.
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The Cnppef Market.

was excited Today on receipt of a telegram from
Chile. The price OF copper has risen nearly G2
since yesterday.
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ssn Franeiscars at w.shin eton.

WASHINGTON. June &c. A. Buckley. Jacob
Rudolph, John +. Farley, j. NJ. Chenoweth and
Jele j. Drlse0ll, all OF San Francisco, are regis
tered at Welckers.
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HELD UP.

Stage Stopped and Passengers Robbed by
Mexican Bandits
LAREDO tTexas), June 7.-The stage running
between Laredo and Guerrero was held up BY
Mexican bandits twenty miles down the Rio
Grande River Wednesday One passenger was
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A Ons-sided Game

CLEVELAND, June THE Cleveland Brother
hood outbatted the Budalos to-day. Attenda ncs
1000. Summary:
CleveandS. S...,.......,.........1 02 2ll4Ol III
Bufalos. s........................l 2 0OOl- s
Base hits-Cleveands 10, Buffalos /. Errors
CleveandS 2, BnifalOs D. Batteries-U'Brien and
Sutclihe, Baldwin and Halligan. Umpires-Fergu-
M q
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AT SACRAMENTO. JUNE 7, 1890.

Sacramentos ..O 0 / 2 6 6 2-2l
San Franciscos ........0 0 o o. 8
Earned runs-Sscramentos 5. Home runs-Day,
Stapieton. Three-base hits-Roberts, Goodenough,
Levy. Two-base hit-Buchan Sacrifice hits
Sweeney, Hanley, Godar First base on errors
SacramentoS TO- San Franciseos 9. First base
called balls-Sacramentos 5. San Franciscos T. Left
on bases = Sacramentos IL. San FTanciseos 10.
Struck S ont-By Reitz i, by Harper =. by Young 8.
ton. Double plays-Reitz, Daily and Stapleton,
Eoright and Shea, Shea, EbrgnI and Sweeney.
Passed ba!is-Speer 2. Wild pitches-Farreli l.
Time Of game-2 hours A'5 minutes. Umpire-Sher-
idan. 0nicia Seorer.YoSng. Attendance 500.
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DIPLOMATIC INTRoDUCTIoNs.

robbed of 5000. The other jumped from the
stage and took 10 his heels TO the brush In the
darkness Of the night and escaped.
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THE RAILS SPREAD.
Accident to a Boston Sleeper on the Louisville
and Nashville Road.

LOUISVILLE, June IA Boston sleeper on the
Louisville and Nashville train, which left here
yesterday, was derailed and badly wrecked near
English, Ky. Eight persons were seriously hurt,
Two OF whom will probably die. Mrs. Colonel
Hodges OF JeffersOnyille and Mrs. John johnson
OF Memphis are thought to be fatally Injured.
The accident was caused by the spreading OF
rains.
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WAR TALK.

Newfcundla-d Papers Bitterly Condemn En-
glands apathy.
ST. JOHNS IN. F., June THE Colonist says;
The British naval officer OH this station should
te clad with pellicoats, Instead of breeches, and
adorned with a lawn-tennls rackel. British
ships are IN Newfoundland waters 0stensiby Tor
fishery protection, but In reality they are here to
bolster up French claims ~ the fisheries and
play lawn tennis.
The furious address OF the Legislature 10 the
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"TICKET.sCALPERs.'

Judge Cooley OF the Interstate Commission
After Them.
CHICAGO, June fudge Cooley, Chairman OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission, has
addressed a circular letter TO the gen.
eral passenger agents OF the Western
roads, calling their attention to the large and
prosperous business belug done In tile
sale OF tickets for passenger transpOrta-
tiOn by the persons not In the en-
ploy of any railroad company. Cooley
alludes 10 ticket.scalpers, and asks for express
sion OF views, whether the existence OF this bust
ness is not a serious public evil, and how it can
be abated,
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SECOND GAME.
Broke Even.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE Philadelphia
and Brooklyn League clubs played two games
here this afternoon. one being the postponed
game from yesterday. and they succeeded In
breaking even Attendance $780, Summary Of
first game:
Brookiyns ns.....................3 o o o 90 o. 4
Philadephias ......... .......0 U 2 l o 0 o o. 8
Base bits-Brooklyns o, Phiadelphias T. Err
rors = Brooklyns 4, Phiiadeiphias 2 Umpires-
Powers ana Zacharias.
SECOND GAME.
Brooklyns s...................0 o o 90 o o O.
Phiadephias. s................ 0O01 1000 l. 4
Base hits-Brooklyns s. PhiladeIphias II. Err
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IN THE EAST.
Yesterdays Games on League and Broth
erhOOd Diamonds.

CLEVELAND, June THE cleveland and
Chicago League clubs played two games this af-
ternoon before 1900 spectators. Summary OF
first game:
Clevelands.. nds.......................0 0OOO1-3
u z L U U 20
Base s-Clevelands 8, Chcagos TO- Errors
Clevelands l. batteries wadsworth and Zlnmer,
Hutchinson and kittredge. Umpire-Lynch
SECOND GAME.
Clevelands. s..................2 0 0 D 8 20l-s
Chicagos.. os..,.....................0 % o 0 o OIL
Base hits-Clevelands. IL, Chicagos s. Batter
ies-Beatn and Zimmer, Cougniin and Kittred ge.
Umpire-Lyneh.
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Two Games at Philadelphia-Resultso Of Other
Games

Games.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Two games for oue
admission between the Brotherhood clubs called
out 5000 people this afternoon. Both games
were exciting and each club scored a Victory.
Summary of the first game:
Philadephias ........... l 1 0 o o o 2 TT
bostonS. S.........,..............0 o 3 l D s-5
Base hits-Philadelphias g. BoStons g. Errors
Philadelphias g, Bostons 2. Batteries-Buninton
ana Cross, Kilroy and Murphy. Umplres-Knlghs
and Jones'
SECOND GAME.
H,"oiphi,S''. ss.ssssss....-4 " L " W q 5-lV
bostons. ns........................7 o o o 2-l7
Base hits-Philadelphias 15, Bostons l5 Errors
Philadephias u, Bostons :. Batteries-Sanders aud
Miliigan, Radbourne, Kelly and SWEET. UmpneS-
Knight and Jones'
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SECOND GAME.
Won in the Ninth

New YORK, June THE local League club
won the game in the ninth iunlng to-day. At
tendance 1000. Summary:
Bostons.. .........................0 U 3 o O.O-3
Base hits - New Yorks H. Bostons 8. Errors
New Works 4, Bostons 5. BattereS-Rusie and
Buckley, GetZein and Camel. Cmpire-McOuade
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

rors-None. Batteries-Foutz and Clark NeFet-
rage and Clements. UmpireS-Powers aad Zach
arias
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Tn-Dav,s Gnme,

This afternoon the Oaklands and Sacramentos
play at the Haight.street grounds. The batteries
will be Cobb and Lohman for Oakland and
Harper and Bowman for the Senator's
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
CUTTING sALARIEs IN TuCsos.

Banker David Henderson then ap- pearod before the committee and urged the reduction of fees of the city officers, especially those of treasurer and tax collector. He said that both political parties ba l been crying aloud for econ onny, and now the council had an op- portunity to act. That the duties of treasurer were such the officers could afford to do the work for nothing, and that he would agree to perform the duties of ihe office for the sum of five dollars [. year. He also stated that Mir. Bu,hman said that he would agree to rerfer rm the duties of city collector for $50 month. and that Charles H. Meyer had said that he would perform them for S25 per month.
 Or motion, then, of councilman Ali son the salary of treasurer was, by Il vose of to 1, reduced from $25 per month to S5 per year; md on the same notion, and by the same vote, the sal- ary of the city tax collector wasreduced from $100 per month to S25 ? month. Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
ENTERTAINMENT.

On Monday evening, December sth, at the NJ. E. Church, the Globe School Literary Society, will give an entertain ment.
 This Society was organized at the beginning of this school year, and it has carefully prepared music and re- hearsals, and lots of fun and good speaking will be the order of the even ing, and the good people of Globe are kindly invited to come out and see what the school children of Globe can do Beside the fun it affords, the ob- ject of the entertainment is to raise funds to be applied towards starting and maintaining public library and read ing room in Globe Thus the receipts will be placed where they will do the most good.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
SWEPT AWAY ns THE FLOOD.

W, T. Fuller, mail carrier between Rye and payson, arrived yesterday at noon and reported the loss of the mail from Verde and intermediate points, which was due in Globe at 6 e. m. Fuller accompanied David A. ,Biair, the regular carrier on thls end of the route, and states that as they were crossing Pinal creek, at the Inst cross ing near Church's ranch, at 2 o'clock a. m., a tremendous flood of water overwhelmed them. The horse, cart and mail were swept away and Blair and Fuller had narrow escape from drowning The night was very dark and stormy, aud search for the miss ing property had to be postponed until daylight, when the creek was followed for 4 distance of mile and half, but no trace of the mail, horse or cart was found Blair remained to continue the search, but there is little probability of the mail being recovered.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
LlNooLN's MELANCHOLY.
Ills Sympathetic Nature and HIs Early
 Misfortuncr.

Those who saw much of Abraham Lincoln during the later yrars of hls lie, were greatly impressed with the express sion oi profound melancholy his face al- ways wore in repose,
 Mir. Lincoln was oi peculiarly sylnpa. thetic and kindly nature, Those strong characteristics influenced very happily, as it proved, his entire poliii ical career. They would Tot seem. at first glance, to be efficient aids to political success; but in the peculiar emergency winch Lin oln, in the providence of God, was called to meet. no vessel of common clay could possibly have become the chosen oi the Lord"
 Those acquainted with him from boy hood knew that eally grieis iinged his whole life with sadness. His partner in the grocery business at salem was "Uncle" Billy Green, of Tallula, Ill.,, who used at night, when customers were few, to hold the grammar while Lincoln recited his lessons.
 It was 10 his sympathetic ear Lincoln told the story of his love for sweet Ann Rutlidge; and he, in return, offered what comfort he could when poor Ann died, and Lncoln's great heart nearly broke.
 After Ann died, " says Uncle" Billy, Ion stormy nights, when the wind blew the rain against the roof, Abe would set thar in the grocery, his elbows on his knees, his face in his hands, and the tears runnin' through his fingers hated 10 sec him feel bad, an I'd say, Abe, don't cry; an he'd look up a1' say I can't help it, Bill, the rams 8 fallin' on her.
 Tnere are many who can sympathize with this overpowering grief, as they think of lost loved one, when 'the rains fallin' on her." What adds polgnancy to the grief some times is the thought that the lost one might have been saved.
 Fortunate, indeed, is William Johnson, of Corona, L. l., 8 builder, who w iics June 2a, 1890 "Last February, on re- turning from church one night, my daughter complained of having pain in her ankle. Tie pam gradually extended until her entire limb was swollen and very painful to the touch. We called. q physician, who after careful examination, pronounced it disease of tic kidneys of long standing. All We could do, did not seem to benefit her, until we tried Warmers Saie Cure; from the first she commenced to improve. When sine com menced taking it sIie could not turn over in bed, and could just move her hands . little, but to-day she is as well as she ever was. believe owe the recovery of my daughter to it's use.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
TO THE LADIES OF CLOSE AND VICINITY,

I have just received from New York and San Francisco carefully selected stock of millinery and fancy goods, which will be opened for inspection about December 10th, next door to II. c. HiteIfeock's drug store.
 l will be constantly receiving the latest novelties from New York and San Francisco. propose to sell at prices within the reach of all Hats, bonnets, toques, etc, etc, made or trimmed to order. I will also open Dressmaking Department in connection. Several years of experience added to the latest improved appliances, enable me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all branches of the business.
 If you don't want to buy, come and examine goods and prices anyway.
 MRS, ALICE W. NEWTON.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06

Edwin $. Gill, editor of the Arizona Republican, was arrested i'll his office in Phoenix on the 26th ult., upon the charge of criminally ibeling c. Meyer 2ulick The warrants of arrest repre- sented four indictments The publica- tons upon which they are founded ap- peared in the Republican during the late political canvass. The defendant was arrnigned November 2sth, and De- cember 3d set for n hearing. We have nothing further in reference to the matter. We have no doubt but the will be energetically prose- cuted and as stubbornly resisted
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
Tho Old Dominion conner comnanv

The Old Dominion Copper Company has some important Improvements in progress at their mine, which are cal culated to effect considerable saving Tn the pumping of water, grown to be somewhat formidable factor in the expense account. A Worthington com pound pump, of large capacity is now on the road from Wilcox, and will be placed in position in the Inter- loper shaft, at the seventh level station, immediately on its arrival. Another work of some magnitude is the driving of tunnel, about $50 feet long, starting ut point north of the smelter and which will tap the Interloper shaft at depth of about 150 feet All the water from the mine will be discharged through this tunnel. The saving of power required to raise the water am ply justifes the driving of this tunnel. The affairs of the company are in good shape The supply of ore is abundant, and there Is sufficient coke in the bins at the smelter to last several weeks, in case the bad weather continues that long,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06

Dr. Munroo Atkinson, the Moses who explored more of the promised land be- tween the British Possessions and the Gulf of Mexico, and the Missouri river and the Pacific Ocean, than any living man, is again in Globe, and although having passed his three score and ten years, he is still nnsatisfed with what he has seen, and is now on his way to California. He is intellectually bright in matters pertaining to his profession, as we'll as to political occurrences of the past fifty years.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
seARD or surERvrsoEs.
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,

November 18th, 1890. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-Supervisors Shanley, Dan- forth and Powers; J. D. McCabe, Dis trict Attorney, Chas. T. Martin, Clerk. The following claims were allowed and warrants ordered drawn in pay ment
 G. < s, Tel. Co. $45.92; Job Atkins $55.S0; w, Zimmerman Sl9; F. w. Westmoyer Sb7. 30; F, A. Bonnard SIS 20; T. A. Pascoe $6; E, r. Kellner < Go. $32. 45: J. Il. Thompson S59. 50;J, H. Hamill s6 15; M. w Bremen $95 20; W. H. Huff $25; Al Sieber S28; c. II. Starr $l3.S0; $. A. Lowe $50; w, H, Duryea s22s.3 30; Job Atkins $59.50 Adjourned,
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk Approved-PArRIeK STANLEY,
 Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-06
i5oo MILES.
But she Got It.-A Sample of Letters
 Daily Received.

Only those who have tried it can know whst it is that prompts one to send 1.50o miles for 1t to .st 1t again Here is another of many sHch instances:
 DsAR siRs. send &, for which please return 0 hail dozen Of your vegetable sarsaparilla l have moved here from Sierra City, Cal. took three bottles before leaving. hence send all the way back to California for more. IL was just b,.iorc leit Sierra City, about year ago, that begun to feel very miserable My skin was very yellow, and was all pains and aches. especially under my shoulders and in my head, The doc tor said 1t was my liver, and gave me some medicine which relieved nc somewhat. One of my neighbors happened in and told me she had started ko take Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and advised me to try it. did, and with such good effect that nnw feel like new being. have persuaded one of my neghbors here to take it, 50 part of this Is fnr her and part for myself.
 MRS. GEO. DELBRIDGE,
 Butte City, Montana The reader fl he or she has not tried 1t, has DO idea of what californas vegetable juices, (which is but another Dame for Joys Vegetable sersspsrillal will do for disordered systemA