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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

The Weather in Germany tnpreceden ed'
Causing Great Havoc.

The Weather in Germany tnpreceden' ed'
Causing Great Havoc.
lspeciol 10 The lmos by Dunlap Cable Co
RpglrN. Dee. a0.-Ihe weather here i~
remarkably severe. The frost is unpre-
cedonted and is distressing alike 20 men
and beasts. rlccold is sd intense that ihc
wooden uaNemeut- oi tine city are cracked
I'm every direction. and is destroyed ior
SCORES oi miles. The railways are also im-
ueded from tne same cause, ana ihe intense
frost b. cracking the 1ails.
WILD ANIMALS STARVING.
This weather accounts mr The fact that
lar,,.uumLor- of deer have been driven bN
hunger from thc forest 0f Gruucwait. in
ducad t0 enter tLe farm buildings. and even
90 follow tne -ir'gh- which are driven
through the forest districts iu order io OBJ
tHin hood. while the haes in th country
places have been found frozen 90 death in
hundreds.
ROYAL FACrORlE- sIorrEp.
The Eo,al factories 40 -p9udou have had
10. stopped In consequence of the steam
l,oile IS having been frozen. The whole
l.ngtl. Of the Rhine is uoIon oNer and only
thel,xc cr part OF the y ietula is open. The
iea -fcvi In the bows Df tue steamer Marietta
whit. sine was running into >iettin hartor
and .bp narrowly escaped ioundrrint. l4c
NOrdrrupt ferry l-hotlfs Win ultl ptnafU- IT.
on board. stuck fisi boo the lcc. ana when ai
length thc ice broke. q steamer had to De
J-patchpd from WilAemshoieu BOO order 90
r,scue the passengers.
EXTENDS ALL OWE Tl ROPE.
From ail parts of Europ" comes the news
az severe weather. At Irru1-aud. ia The
north of sweden. ou Monday the lhermnm' o.
.t.rr,gi-tered three degrees Fahrenheit. CT
ahifty-nye degrees of frost. iu Germany
rtntbrrmometerr.a are almost ecu Ally
Eou. one degree being recorded lu Munich
,vl eiN degrees in Berlin. The co.d boo Vi
.rqa continues intense, aud during last
nirltssjriy -ouc and % haf degrees OF frost
wcr, .t-Eisterod.
SAIL TRAIN WEEChED.
Ia ll4ytvia mail train WAS wrecked
f.,,,.h fl. -uliftIu- Of wheel iu con-c-
.nan,.e offhc inicuss cold. At Ora,lliI, ln
B,bemia. ON SUNDAY. ihe frost cAu,cI parts
oftbe wall, Ot "a church. to crack aud iall in
install in. time thc cIinco was hlci with
several hludrDl school children. Iher'
sya~aer,at panic hut fortunately lt was
fnrnd possible 90 gei tue children uut WIKI
out an, serious ac1dcui
GREAI HAVOC BN A "BOKA.'
Gr.at havoc was caused at Trieste by an
unu4uatls fierce "bOra" which commenced
hl.,,i on SUNDAY ni-ht. The hurricane
i4 eo4 strong that very few people nave ven
urpd out of their houses. Those Who dld
SD had tO cling to ropes fixed along the
sides u the streets iu order 10 Doe able q"
keen their f0othoid and save themselves
from being blown down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

TO Prevent Immigration to- Brazil.
Special 10 The Hines by Dunlap cable Co.
BERLIN, Dee. o0-'rimc Minister Ca
uri,i has forbidden the North German
Llold steamship Company % carry any
German etz ns 20 Brazil. The object o.
this order is TO prevent emigration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
OANVlLLE.
Case OF Edward Enoch POstponed-A II
baccO Paper To be Started.

DANyILLE, Va, Dec. 3O.-Ispeclai r.
rbe case OF Edward Enoch, charged with
killing James Grayett in a Cragbead-street
saloon December 23d, was TO have been
called for preliminary trial In the Mayor
Court this morning, but was continued on
account Of the absence OF A. j. Montague,
or counsel for the defense. SIR. Montague
was absent on account OF the death Of his
moiher.in.law. Mrs. DR.. William Haskins.
OF King and Queen county,
The Main sire and Mount Vernon Meth
odist sunday schools had their Christmas
suppers aud Christmas tree celebration 10.
rssht. The Main street school celebrated
In Masonic Hall, ard Mount Vernon at the
church.
The Tobacco Association Is agitating the
gublect Of establishing here a tobacco paper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

Spcciai 20 1he Times by Dunlap Cible col
BERLIN, Dec. 3O.--'lhe first number Of =
Polish socialist newspX Der vas issued here
today. and curiosity is rife as 90 whether
the publication will be stopped or permitted
20 20 on iu peace.
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a.aenincent cnncert nm.

! special io The times by Dunlap Cable Go.
GENEVA. Dec. 30.-Ihe English Consul.
Mr.. Daniel +. Z. Barton, wh0 is very popu-
lar l. ere. is constructing at his own cost "a
magnl.s Scout concert hall % be devoted to
fbeu,c 90 the people. ltwiil cost about 10
million france. pr. BlIton's official salary
Ia 1II "A wear.
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specia. Co The Times boy Dunlap cable Co..
~r. PETERSEN re-. Dec. 3O.-Mrs. Shaw.
In Belle >ullcn~e, has just given her iir-i
concert here. IL was "a great success, and
went oh with great cclai. Mrs. shaw was
the recipient of "a magnificent diamond
bracelet from one of the most exalted per
,ouages al the Imperial Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
NORTH CAROLINA.
rotaI Damage by tire OF the Raleigh and
Castor Round HOu-'.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. 30 special. r.
[t is estimated to-day that the damage to
the Raleigh and Castor railroad by fire at
he round-house on sunday morning Will
NOT exceed S}J, 900 or $4,000. All 0t the
,eyenteen engines in the rOund-hOuse are
more on less damaged, aud some of them, u
- estimated. 10 an extent oi S2OO each.
me work Of repairing the damage was
begun to-day. The Raleigh aud Castor
Company has telographtd for aud had
Iiher engines sent here, and the regular
trafis Of the road is going on without inter-
IuptlOn.
THE FINAL FON CHASE.
The grand fox hunt which has been in
urngrr9, at WrghtsSille during the bob
laws Closed with the fnal chase to-day
Ahea the tenth fox was caught. seventy
100, were engaged in the chase, made up
4 several Of the most noted packs ot u"
country. Il has been decided 10 have these
;hdses annually hereafter.
FISH. GAME, AND OYSTER FAIR.
II il officially announced that tue next
annual fair Of the Last Carolina fisn,
%, .ter and Game FAIR ALL b" hrld at New
Degne from February 23d 10 2sth. ENten-
>i,e Preparations for The fair are already
N loot.
SLNEN CAPIIAL CAoks.
H. Wake superior Court, which 'onNcncs
,cre ueAt Monday. seven capital c.ses VIII
,e trisd. one of these /, the cas-. 0t Police
man uogup. who shot negro named Julian
Iones while arcestinS hnn "a few IA nths
ago.
BIG FIRE Al ALEXANDER.
Fire az Aleyandcr iast night totally de-
sfr,ycd the W stern Caolina drput al that
place and "A large store Of I. :. Morrison.
rDtal loss is estimated lt S2D,OVO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
I,EAH

j. Harvey Burdett, one Of the oldest Gill
z.ns Of Siaunt0n, died Christmas day. lie
became o,erhealed in shOyeling Of the deep
snow, which tell about a week before Christ
mas. was taken with pneumonia. and died
in few days. lie was siXy-seNen years
Old.
Mrs. Agnes Harrison, wife Of Mr.. Holmes
Harrison. Of your city, died Al her home on
Madison street. sunday night, Of c0nsump-
ton. Her remains were taken TO BoydtOn
last night Z r intermeht. Mrs. Harrison
was native Of Boydton. Her entire family
has died within the last ten years. and all
are inferred at B0ydt0n. Mr.. Harrison has
been engaged with the engineering corps
located here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
PARNELL DEFENDED.
Timothy Harrington SAYS Irish-Ameri'
cans Favor Parnell.


cans Favor Parnell.
Special 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable co.
DUBLIN. Dee. 3O.-At the Central Brar cl
OF the Irish National League to-day, Tim
othy Harrington declared that 10 man thai
ever struck at Parnell would ever gain the
sympathy Of an lrish-Amorican audience
true, the American press opposed Parncll
bat the American press did not represent
the feeling of the American-lrish people.
10 had been hoped that the National League
would have been kept neutral in the con
troyersy. but the attack on Mr. Parnell
made this impossible.
Paneu's action is SAID 10 have jeopardized
The case of the cNicted tenants, but though
bee disapproyCd of the plan 0f campaign
set when the tenants " re in difficulty Dee
came TO- their and and opened 20 them every
iun0 at his disposal. MIR. Harrington then
made public the well-kcpt secret of the au-
ihOrship Of the plan OF campaign by de-
clarug that me himself had drafted it y,
% the Kilkenny election, they I'D not heard
the last of 10, for as surely as iennessy wa
returned boy a majority, so surely would he
De uusedicd ON petition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
NINE EYRAUO

she is Granted q Divorce From Her Hus
band.
special io The Times by Dunlap Cable 60
PARIS. Dec. 30. The sixth Chamber
tho sixth Tribunal Of the Seine gave jJd-
meut yesterday in the proceedings for d.
vDr,e. instituted six months ago by Nine
E,raud against her husband, the murdercl
.f Gau1e. The Court decided that Eyraud't
adultery VITA Gabrielle B0mpard wa'
proved. and therefore granted Nine
Eyraud's petition tor an absolute divorce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

Special t0Th- Hines By Duniap Cable Col
BERLIN, Dec. 3O.-Berbara Pnsta. the
woman Of the khenisb Bs,arian VILLAGE OF
Malieuheim, who Is said to present ON her
hands anu feet the silgmata Of the crucibx.
lou, Las refused " ALLOW Dr. Zahu, the dis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

/ special To- The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
BERLIN. Dec. 3).-Bsmarck's memoirs
have advanced 30 tar towards completion
that the litn0grapher is now busy printing
copies Of the Princes autograph for the title
page Of fht WOTk.
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THE WEATHER IN LONDON

Tho Cold Reaches Its Climax and Cause'
IAtal Accidents.
special to The Times by Dunlap Gable Co.
LONDON. Dec. go. The prolonged colo
reached ITS climax tonight in L0ndou. Al
day lorg tine frost became more intense
and bleak northeast wind blew fercelt
Drifting snow imp'ded the omnibus anr
tramp-car traffic, which was painfully per
severed with till evening. when D. was drop
ped boz despair. Skating is universal Do
England. but the ice is untru-tw0rthy it
many places Eight fatal accidents hap
ucucd Yesterday.
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Probably rataI shooting.

AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. 30.-Foster sherlock
was probably fatally shot by Clinton y
Williams, of Baltimore, last night. Tle
trouble grew out OF "a game OF caids.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

to take the place of the Southern Tobacco
journal, which for several years was pub
ished here. but has recently been moved TO
Winston &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

Deputy Collector George NJ, Eulia
aaot,,rei Two "blockade' whisky de
tilieries recently about twelve miles ifom
Lexington. Both ' eIe running In iull tlast'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

After the chaplain had delivered "a brirf
prayer, aud after the journal 0 tnn 't-
laws session had been read ana approved,
the House adjourned until Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

statement ca, sapeake and Ohlo railway
eompapy. month Of November. Gross re-
ceipts. November. 1870, S6sO,3l6i month OF
November, 1889, So09,Woi income: Slil.9foi
operating expenses month OF November,
lseJ. $50. 2a3: month OF November, lss9.
Sli5'OiO; income, S5j,2!i; net month Of No
vember. 1880. 500, ls2; month Of November,
lss). Sl5l, 900; income, SAG, l22.
Earnings of the Norfolk and Western 4:
Third week December, 1890. Slbs,Isd; third
week December. 1879, Sll3,655; decrease,
81. 100; earnings, three weeks Of December
1870, $523, 10; three weeks OF DecemOer'
Iss0' S5O2. sIl; increase, $50, 80. This I'M
Guides scioto Valley aud " estern Maryland
divisions. O..
East tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia
Third week December. 1890, Slj2.OJ3; third
week December, 1879 Sl5l.Os0; increase,
S35I; three weeks Of December, 1879, $AoS'-
go; increase, Siii.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
HER uEALTm ,y.s n,,aHD.
Her Lie Was one CT Fain. But she :s Row
 Ncsl.


 Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, wife ofone of the most prominent and extensively known merchants of Prescott, Ark, writes the following letter under date of April p, 1889:
 'i owe tue eseryatisn 0! my life unuer FrVSiuence to bwlits Specihc (o. , ; Fol luur Years my health was wietcned, ruincd-my llie, a lie ot constant pau and misery. Food sOured on my stomach, and what ] ale to day l would vounb tomorrow. My sleep at Blgbt was broken with the most botrlUie Visions in dreams. SD much 50, that ] could not bear to be lett alone; chronic darhma, painful evu gh that threatened me with con sumption; my feet and ankles were twisted out ot all proportion, and my limbs swelled more or less. l could not walk except on level floor, and then with difficulty, and for while could not get in or out ot bed without assistance.
 line pressure ei a finger On my body wopld leave lia impression and lu short thought had dropsy, in ad q, ion to my other aiiiietious.
 live do ors treated me faiihfully during thes four years but did me no godd-the medicines they gave me were as useless as staenant water My friends thought would die, suf- fering as l was wlth such eombina- lion of diseases.
 "In 1887 l discontinued the use off the medicines 1 had heen heretofore taking and began tn take Switt's Sipe- cifc tS. $. S) Five hotties of this frnly wonderful medicine was wha worked ihe miracle ot my complete and permanent recovery"
 Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
A LATE LEaE Eapsi IsAyEs.
The Corrective Properties of the Juices of Caiifornia's Vegetable
 Alternatives Ain0 et Sensational.

A iady formerly of 122i Mission St, but now of 400 Hayes st., S. F., writes 10 the Edwin W Joy Co. es follows; "A Ars. II. T Beverly, of se attlc, resided with me lastw winter. She lad long been sufferer from dyspepsia and waterbTash Her stomach was so weak that for months at 6 time she lived principally upon milk and the while of eggs. AIaong other things she tried one of the mineral sarsaparillas only to find tha: IL gave her pains in the head aud weak sinking spells. Having taken Jcy's Vegetable sarsaps. riila myself with great pencil: iii stomach troubles, indaoed her to discard the potash preparation and try your Vegetable compouni.A Il began reinyigosaiing her stomach and in snort lime helpcd her asfouis.lngly It inl- proved her appetite and s,rcngi,I io tau; extent, t''at just before slie left, she ras bCgiup.ug to Eet'lrn to soild food. Sine aH.Aoflzsd ne to grite you this statement acrorlirgly h
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
rhe Grave Gets Tired sasnlas.

Seemingly, for certain wretched inv,iids who toddle fecbly along, though alwaye looking as if they were going to die, but emitting to do it. They dry up, wither dwindle away finally, but in the mean time never having robust health. know nothing If the physical enjoyment, the 2est of that existence to which they cling with such remarkable tenacity. They are always to be found trying to mend by tiBsering at themselves with some trashy remedy tonic or 'pick me up" to give a tllip to digestion. CT "help the liver" If such misguided folks would resort and adhere to Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters il would he well with them This superb invigorant supplies the stamina that the feeble require, by per manently reinforcing digestion aud assini- ilation. It Overcomes nervousness, in. somiia, malaria, kidney complaints, bil. iousuess, constipation, rheumatism and neuralgia
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
GLopE, Gila County, Arizona,
 January 10th, 1890.

x | January 18th, 1890. i Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. All present.
 On motion, all members voting 'aye," the consideration of the fund ing of the county indebtedness, and delivery of the bonds, was postponed until January 10th, 1890.
 On motion, all members voting "aye," it was ordered tkat tue balance due on assessment of Joseph St, Clau for 1889, amounting to SSS07, be stricken from the Delinquent Roll.
 Bids for boarding prisoners and paupers were then opened.
 The following hds were received:
 Bid of Tie Sang, for boarding pris. oners, Ssc. per day; for boarding pau pers, 6ic. per day.
 Bid of J. c, Ransdsll, for boarding prisoners. 20c. per meal; for boarding indigent siek at hospital, 32c. per meal
 On mouon, all members voting aye" he bids of Tie Sang for board ing prisoners, and of J, c. Ramsdell for boarding indigent sick at hospital, were accepted.
 On motion, all members voting aye the hld of Wm. Zimmerman for buual of paupers at $24.50 each ease, was accepted.
 On motion, all members voting ,'aye, the hid of T. A. PaScoe for con veying insane to Asylum at Phoenix, $l00 for each person was aece ted, and bond required Tn the sum of S3U0
 On motion, all members voting aye the bld of Hackney X Hamill for printing was accepted, as follows; For printing proceedings of the Board of Supervisors 95c. per inch; for all other publications Sl 10 per inch.
 The following claims were allowed $. C. Helneman, assigned road ac count, Globe Road Fund, S32; P Shan, ley, assigned road account, Globe Road Fund, $S75: Hackney & Hamill, prInt- ing, General Fund, S29665.
 On motion the Board adjonrned to 9 o'clock a, m., Jan. 18th, 1890.
 B. c. FOX, Clerk, pro tcm.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

J. l.. Hubbell, formerly Sheriff of Apache county, was visitor to Globe the present week. He carries on an extensive trade with ihe Navajo h. dians, and brought with hlbl to Globe and exposed to sale quantity of blankets, fabricated by the women of that tribe, and which are considered superlor to blankets made hy any oth- CT native tribe of North America. Mir. Hubbell left on Friday via Florence for Phoenix
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
GLoDE, Gila County, Arizona,

January 16th, 1890,
 Board met pursuant to adjournment. All present.
 Communication from the Board Oi Supervisors of Mareopa county, read and ordered filed.
 On molten, all members voting aye, the action of the Board in ae- cepting bids for boarding prisoner, and paupers, was recopsidered. and on motion, all members voting aye, the bid of J. c. Ramsdell for boarding prisoners, having been reduced 10 l9c. per meal, was accepted, and 1t was ordered that h. be required to furnish bonds in the sum of Sl00.
 Bids of E. B Ingalls,, for building ferry-boad and stretching cable, and bid of Robert SchelI, for building Ter ry-boat, were opened.
 On motion, all members voting aye" the awarding of contracts for building ferry-boat and stretching cable, were laid over for future con slderatiou,
 The minutes of the meetings held on January Sd. 4'h, 6th and 7lh, l890, were read and approved.
 On motion, all members voting aye, it was ordered that upon the reception of the printed funding bonds, the same sIali be slgRed and delivered to the Treasurer of GiIa county, to be delivered by him to the Oakland Bank of Savings, the pur- chasers thereof, in pursuance of, and in compliance with the terms and con ditions of the order heretofore made by the Board relating to the sale of sand bonds
 On motion, the Board adjourned.
 BIG. FOX, Clerk pro te,n
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

A Washington dispatch of the 2ist announces that Fred. w. Smith, re- celyer of the Tucson land office was dismissed because of a mlsappropria. tion of S2 800 government funds, and of $23,00O helonging to individuals Of this Territory who had un~itliugly become corn to his mil. r. T. Pow CTS, one of Gia's county fathers is out and injured by Smiths dedication. MT Powers is now in Tneson and rro. poses iathom the extent of the gouge
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
NroTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N in pursuance of an order df the Pro. bate Court in and for the County of Gila. Territory uf Arizona. made on 9th day nf January 1890, in the matter If the estate of JOHN LANY, decease,i, the undersigned, the Administrator of said estate will sell at pub lie auction, ia the highest bidder, for cash, and subiect to c0nfirmatinn hy said Probate Court on SATURDAY, the first day of Feb ruary 1890. at 10 o'clock a m, at the Final Brewery, iu the town of Globe, in the said County of tiils, all the right title, interest and estate of the said deceased, at the time of his death and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law CT otherwise. acquired other than or in addi- tion to that of the said deceased at the time of his death, in and to all those certain lots. pie ces or parcels of land situate. lying, and being in the said County of Gila. Territory of Ari. zoia, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit
 An undivided ! interest in the Sunset Min ing Claim situated in Glclle Mining District. four miles west of Miami Flat.
 An undivided l interest in the Slasher Min ing Claim adjoining the said Sunset claim.
 An uniiyiied-S interest in the Buena Vista Mining Claim situated in the Pinai Noun tains
 Also personal property consisting of lot of tools, two old watches, 1 desk and one bed and springs,
 Terms and conditions of sale: Cash at lime of sale Deed at expense of purchaser
 Bids will be received at any time prior to said sale day for the purchase of any porlion or all of said property at Private Sale.
 CHARLES BANKER, Administrator of the Estate of John Lanz, de ceased.
 Glole. January 10th, 1890. jault.3w
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

An idea of the magnitude of the cattle shipments from Arizona and New Mexico during the year 1889 may be gained from inc figures, pub- lished by lhe San Mareial (N NJ D Re porter. oftbe shipments ovcrthe Santa Fa road The uumherof ears k stated IS 3l7i, and estimating 2l head 10 q car gives 3 tolal of 19G50 caltle shipped out of inc two Territories over ona line, representing T value of upwards Of $l .o000o0 The Santa Fe road was not prepared fer this sudden increase of shipments and, conse- quently, was not able always to fur nish cars when needed, which fact materially reduced shipments. The Reporter adds that estimates for the current year indicate That the business ol the road will be double that of he past. The Santa Fe Is enlarging is yards at important shipping and trans. fer points in anticipation of increased business.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

Wm. Gill, who was in Gio5e from Richmond Basin yesterday, reports that ehloriders at that camp are alt getting some ore. Joe Henry, Wm. Gn!, Paul Johnson and Ben Hardin have a lease on the Mack Morris, and are sangutne of striking good ore Lou Scanland, Bud Woodson and lkenberry are sorting ore from the Helen mine, preparatory to shipment. Moyle and Vietto are engaged in the same work, the ere coming from tue Harrison X Morton clam, which is a good one. Joe Brewster and Clar- ence West are winning wealth frqm the North Star. N
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

Q. N. Anderson, whose residence and extensive grounds at the southern end of town are among the handsom- est in Globe, has recently erected an Aermotor windmill, of the merits of which ae is enthusiastic. The clalms made for the Aermotor are it's reason aiple cost. and the ease and efficiency wi;h which it works, its pumping power beng greater than most other pattsVns of windmill.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

We are in receipt of the handsome catalogue issued by D. NJ. Ferry & Co. of Detroit, seedsmen; also a package of flower and garden seeds from the same firm, one of the oldest and most reliable in the country.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

George Akins, who returned from Tucson on Tuesday last, was so unfcr- tunate as to have one of his wagons upset on the grade thls side of Pioneer. The road over pinal mountain is in a bad condition, and somewhat hazard ous for heavy teams. George has de- clded to quit the Tucson road, and left this morning for Bowie.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-25

Geo. W. Wilson is expected back in a few days from Harbor, 0hlo, where he has been for several months. Like many others who have lived in this portion of Arizona long enough to be- come acquainted with it's. advantages, residence in the East is uncongeuial