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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

AZ exchange says: Every year the peasants in and around the field of Waterloo SOW ah annual stock of but tons and bullets with their potatoes for next years consumption. And so is every noted battlefield thus sown to supply the highly prized relics We remember when visiting the scene of Jackson's triumph at New Orleans, in 1885, of inquiring of tall. emaciated fellow, with whom Shakespeare's starved apothecary was feshy, if it was possi- ble to obtain the identical bullet that killed Rockingham and were answered that the supply then on hand was near ly exhausted, but was happy to say that he could furnish one of the number that cut the thread of life of that dis tinguished general, which still enriches our cabinet. We, however, were not 50 fortunate as to obtain the coveted fint-lock gun that John Mullanthy, the father-in-law of Gen. Harney, cooked and fired on that occasion, defending his cotton 'eh had been seized by Jsel ase of bref~twor'
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

pY viRTVE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, AND decree of foreclosure and sale issued out of the District Court of sha Seson Judicial District GiIa County. Arizona Territory. dated tie 10th day If June A. D 1891, in certain action wherein John Murphy as Plaintiff recovered judgment and decree of fore closure and sale esaiust Jim am Defendant for the sum of s2o and cost oi suit taken at so on the 2Sh day of April A D 1881, I commanded to sell all that certain ot piece parcel of land situate, hios and being in Globe Gila Cnnnty Arizna, snd ic- scribcd follows owt Lot IS ih Block i3 togt, with All and ingular the appurtepauees and fsridta ments theI snntn belonging
 Public Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 9th day of July A. D 1891. at II o'clock a. m of that day at Public Auction at the Court House door, wi sell all the right title and interest of the said Defen dant u aad to ssid deseibee property to the hishes. and hest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy fnd udg ment and all eesss J. IL THOMPSON.
 slseriiT, Gila CeuntT. A T.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Let the public judge. Star.

Nothing mere fanciful or quixotic says an exchange, has been made pub lie of late than the absurd proposition of Edward Powers to produce artificial rainfall by means of heavy explosions of guapowder, dynamite or other high ly concentrated elements of force to suddenly set the atmosphere in state of vibration and thereby dislodge the moisture held in suspension ln seasons of drouth. So far has Mir Powers inn pressed his hearers who had influence in congress, tha, he actually succeeded in obtaining an appropriation of g., 900 and subsequently, 1000 more "for ex- periments in the production of rain. " In addition to eplsting congressiohal aid, this theological theorist obtained the ear of no less parsonage than Senator Y. Farwell, Chicago's great merchant prince, and converted him to such an extent that the senator proposes to use his personal endeavors to make a practical test of the scheme. Sea sons of dro1th" implies an absence of moisture in the atmosphere, and if it IS not there it is manifesay impossible to A'dislodge if "
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
How to Break up n severe Geld.

From the Virginia City, Mont, Madisonian. ]
 When We find a medicine we know 10 possess geuuine merit, we consider 1t duty, and we take pleasure in telling the public what it is. Such a medicine we found Chamberlain Cough Remedy. By the use of this syrup we have re- lleved, in few bettrs; severe colds, and in the course If tw" or three days, en- lirely b,oken them nP, as has several of our friends to whpm we have recon; mend.d lt. It is all it is represented to be hy tie manufacturers. If you have cough ind wpnt tn stop 1t. Chamherlaihs r.,'. Remedy will do the work. r-
 T C. Hitchcock
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

A tcnderfoot from the effete East who IS supposed to have "a put" on the administration at Washington has been trying to oust genial Jim Chath lm from the Nogales post office and secure 'ths posish" himself The people of our border city resent the interference of the cheeky stranger and Republicans and Democrats joined in remonstrance to the Department at Washington. and asking that Mir Chatham be retained as postmastor.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

People are dying of sunstroke in the Eas., with the thermometer registering only 95, or thereabouts, while at Yuma, Phoenix and many other places in Ari- zona little or no discomfort is felt un- der temperature of 105, and here in Globe we are still sleeping under blan- kets Arizona presents wonderful variety of climate, but with these char aoteristics common to all sections-im- munity from sudden changes, extreme dryness and consequent saluhrity.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

Thousands of cows wearing blue spec tacles is curious sight in Russia. Blue glasses were recommended be cause the reflection of the light upon the snow has been 80 binding that tens of thousands of cattle have been at tackled with ophthslmia. According to a recent dispatch from Vienna the en- tire supply of blue glass in Vienna has been exhausted for this purpose. and it has been necessary to obtain additional supplies from Paris and London.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

Pursuant to the carnal knowledge in- dictments of the late U. s. grand jury, Under Sheriff Barry hes lately had three babies in custody with their mothers The infants are known in jail as ''Edmunds' Acts Two of them were released yesterday, A mother of one plead guilty, was fined a dollar, and the Court House spectators imme- diately raised that sum by subscription. There is but single infant Edmunds' Act, nov locked up,-Phonnix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

The latest from Washington is that the Interior Department has begun to send papers relating to Indian depre- datiohs to the tardy court of claims for adjustment, bnt guess is not even ven tured when the first one of the 26,0 Q now grown yellow with age awaiting a decision in the Interior Department, will be disposed of by that equally slow coach, the court of claims, which sits as a unit, but only few hours ill q day, aud which Is subject to long vacations, and for those reasons it becomes Il mat
 ter of inquiry bow long the echoes of eloquent lawyers will finger among the cobwebs of that tribunal, concerning those cas es, which finally will be ex- punged from tkc docket by reason of htigant' witnesses, with the exception of the great Jehovah who IS not within the jurisdiction of the court, being dead
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

A Butte, Mont, special states that August Belmont as agent for the Roths shilds, has been instructed to close n deal by which the latter will take pos session of the great Anaeonda copper mine, in September next. The price to be paid is stated to range between s2O, 900, 900 and S25, ,0O0. 000 The phrchase is said to be for a foreign syn dicate.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

The managers of the Wolfey dam are working so that when the actual work of construction begins, it will be almost done at the start. One ship is loaded with lumber at Seattle, Puget Sound, now and others are to follow in quick succession. It is calculated that the dam can be put in place in forty days. Within that period TOO piles are to he driven, TOO, 900 feet of lumber made fast, and 10000 cubic yards of rock dumped over all. Every man available will be employed and the great structure completed with a rush. Phoenix Herald,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
%.TRNC0 OFFERED SA$S by the Insnufsetur. e-s of Dr. Saaes Catarrh Remedy, for M ,neurablo case of CatarFh ln Iiio Head.
PREFERRED LOCALS

A fine line of cutlery opened at the Post Office Store Wcstenholm knives, Wade X Butcher, Woatenholm ahi Swedish razors.
 To meet the demand for coarse ground barley and corn, have attached A crusher to my planer, Al my lumber yard, in Globe, and nm prepared 10 do custom work for those desiring great ly improved feed
 M. ". BREMEs. Choice cigars, at G. s. Van Wage nen's.
 New Suits of Clothing at G. 8, yhn Wagenen's
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

Mail matter dropped in a box in Paris is delivered in Berlin within an hour and half, and sometimes within thirty five minutes. It is sent hy means of pneumatic tubes. The ex- cellent postal service of this country has considerable to learn from the service of Europe
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

Sam Small the Methodist divine, and exhorter. who gained considerable notoriety travelling with that blather- skite Rev" Sam Jones, has turned up a defaulter for 5000, The church mentors, douotlass to avoid scandal, kindly allowed the slippery Sam Co re sign as minister of the church.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
The Republicans ne'nlnated Mckin- ley for Governor of Ohio by acclimation,

In Switzerland they pay higher wages Co milkmaid who can sing to the cows than one who cannot. This is done on the principle that bad treatment of n COW injuriously affects the milk
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
SIiERIFFS SALE.

lsy VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUE ID out of the Justices Court of Globe Precinct, Gi County Arizona Territory datei inc sth dsy Of June A D iS)l, in certain ectlor wherein R, s Gibbs as Eaiutif, recovered judgment against David Armstrong Defendant, for the of S54 65 and cost of suit taken at s3l 70 the 9th day of Jnuo D lS9i am commanded to sell all that certain piece CT parcel 0: land yins and being north of Globe Cila County Ar. zona, and bounded and desefibeo follows. to-wit Commencing al the southery corner cf Win Davis lot, thence 2l6 feet southery MeDoualis RortAweserls corner; thence westerly 0g feet to the county road thence southery a05 feet Sycamore tiee; thence eastery 600 feei thence orthely 2ll3 pest thenes westerly GOO feet to place cf beginning said estate standing the records of said County in the name of David Armstrong.
 Public Notice is hereby given that on Monday ths 9th day of July h D | ai at II clock B m. If that day Public Auchon at the Court House door, l will sell all the light title and interest of the said Defend ant iu and to said dtsciied property 10 the highest and best bidder for cash in hand satisfy said judg ment and all cots J. II THOMPSON,
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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Preventative of Cisilis;

is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most ef,icacinus. strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced. the value nf which will he recognized by all who may nse Il eni.
 Private citizens of Arizona sisiting St. Louis have expressed their convictions thst 1t is re- eniiarlv adanted to the wants of that Terri tory, and needs only trial to insure its speedy introduction there. z
 Orders addressed to THE WEST INDJAT MANUFACTURING COMPANY will ts pfomrtly Neeatra dec Js.~
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Across fhe Deep. fo ,he Far West.

On gtegnIbeatB, cars aud stage c aches, Hustvtters Stomach Bitters is carried as the most important item ln the materla medica of the travelling public. IL de prives vitiated, brackish water nf it's hurtiuI properties and eSecrabIe flavor, counter acts the pernicinus effects opGn inc stomach of bad or indigestible food i, remedies cramps, heartburn and wind upon the stomach, It is fine defense aoaitgst malarial disorders, nuliifies the effects of excessive heat, cold and damp, relieve sick headache, and is ar incnnl- parable care fur cnstiveness and bilious ness. Tine fatigue of travel often tells most disastrousi, upoIi inyalids and con palescents, occasionally tn such an ex- tent as to ieopardize life. Pers"ps in feeble health, apprehensise of bal effects from travel, will, if provided with the Bitters, be far less lik ely to have the'r fears realized.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
RARTHCL0i SOUVENIR,
 OFFICIALLY COPYRIGHTED Liberty EnlightGnings World
We have manufactured and now Ger for sale
 the only and correct sous enir of the
STATUE OF LIBERTY,

showing the Brooklyn Bridge, Pedlue's Island, the Battery and the New ' York Harhor in the distance; also a C rect Medallion portrait and autograph of the celebrated artist, M.
 Bartholdj. This beautiful Souvenir Bookmark is worked on choice enlofed Satin, showing all the details very clearly, The reverse side having an Oririnal Poem and n Calendar for 1887, thus being nselnl as well as ornamental son, enir for the year. Will also 1Nk handsome as Bannerette for the center tabls.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

The difference between the 90, 900 Americans found in Italy and the 500,- 900 Italians found in the United States is that the former are rich and go there to spend, and tke latter are poor and come here 10 accumulate.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
The fact that Tammany has expressed preference for Gov. Patterson, of Pennsylvania, hs Democratic candidate for President in 1892, is significant.

Tho story is told of n German, who took the hd,ltts of his clock to inc maker 10 have them fired, because they did not keep proper time. Of course, the clock maker dt manded tho Uorhs, as in them lay the trouble. Boils and blotchcs. pinplee and other crultions on tha exterior toll of disordrrsd condition of the biood within. If you have thoee indioa.iorr. be wise in time, and take Dr. Pielce's SH,,.,er Medical Discovery. IL puts tht r.,er and kidneys in good working orde-. Iu,rihes inc blood cleanses the sys,us-. rom wi impuris ucs. rem whatever ".lee arising, and tones UP Lho ilhctlonS >cnrrally
 Hoidcn a.rdical Discovery" eheck1 tao irighttp. inroads of Scr0fula, anc. if taken in t.re, arrests the march of Consumption of tne Lungs (which is Lrng-scirfr sl, rih-ifrs and enriches tho blood, thereby curing all Skin and Scalp Disenscg. Ulcers, S'ires. Swell ings and kindred ailments. IL is powerfully tonic Rs well nr alternative, or blood cleansing, in its effects, hence 1t strengthens the system aud restores vitality. thereby dis 1clling al those languid tired feelings" e,vperienced by the debItated. Especially has it mnni- fcsted ts potenc~ in curing Tftter. saif- rheup Eczcna, Erysipclg5. Boils. 'sarbun cles, Sore Eyes, Goiire, or Thick Nect, and En- lsrGed Glands.
 'Golden Medical Discovery" is the only blood and lnng remedy, sold ty druggists, and guardntcsd by its fncEufaet irefs, to do nll that 1t ia claimed 10 aecompli sh or money paid for 1t v ili bc rsomptly rcii inded.
 WORLDS DIsPrssARY MEDICAL kssocrA- TON. Manufacturers, No. e63 Main Street, nudaio, x, Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT pREscoTT, Arizona l
 Ma. Gs,b 1QOi

LAND OFFICE Ar PREscorr, Arizona l
 May 2Gth. 1891. Notice is hereby given that the following. named settler has fled notice of his intention to m ke bnal proof in support of his claim, and t.sat said proof will te made before the Clerk of tie District Court. at Globe, Arizo- ua, un ,Eui 18th, 1851, Nir :. Geo. I. Peter, Homestead Application No. 65s, for the Sou,h af Southeast l aud Northwest | of Ssutbeas: l nf Section 27, ard Southa est l of Southwest I 2f Section 26. Township 5, N. K. II F..
 He names the Fllloui ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land. viz:
 John X. Yinyard. Joseph T. Flippin. An drew L Copper and J . Marion Martin all of Tontn, Gila County, Arizona.
 J. C. MARTIN, Register. ie6-6w
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Stomach Ritters.
 No. 2s. South Second Street, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI

This great Tonic has been introduced te the. p ople nf the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unhounded success and popularity.
 There is nothing of the kind extant that equals t As a stimulant. an apetizer, or anti.- dyspeptic It is particularly adapted to malal violss districts and as
Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
. Beautiful and Lasting Present.

Price cny E Cents. two for 25 cents. tTo agents, $l co per dozenl free by mail, Post. age stamps taken. LIBERTY MANUYG co, l50 H#usau it.. \, Y,
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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
Knights of Pythias.
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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20

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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
THE WEST INDIA  Manufacturing Company,

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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
THE SILVER lEs.T
Has the largest bona Gde circulation
of any weekly paper in tie Territory,

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Arizona silver belt., 1891-06-20
SHERIFF's SALE.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
ManeIed by a Lion.

PARIS, March 5. A terrible
scene, by which well-known lion
tanner will lose his life, was wit
messed at the Hippodrome to day.
The spectacle of Nero " was be-
ing prepared, and enc of the feat
ures is an attack by lions upon
wooden figures arranged in the
arena to represent human bodies.
Seets, the lion tanner, had just con-
cluded the days drilling or training
of six lions for this performance,
and was driving them back into
their cages when one of them sui
lenly refused to enter the cage.
Seets managed to cage the remain
ing FIVE lions and then turned his
attention to the rebelIious animal.
Seets armed himself with lance
and tried to dislodge the refractory
lion, but in so doing he trlpped and
lost hold of the lance. Before the
lion tanner could regain possession
of the weapon the angry lion sprang
upon him, hurled HIM to the floor
and bit and rent him in a most hor-
rible manner. Seets' cries for help
soon brought another trainer to the
scene. The latter caught up the
lance and galIantIy attacked the
lion, inficting u severe wound with
the weapon. Cowed by the wound
received, the lion released poor
Seets and SUNK into its cage. Medi-
cal assistance was promptly sent
for and everything possible done to
save the lion tamer's life, but the
latest reports are that he is in a
dying condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
King KaIakaua's VIII and the
Succession TO the Throne.

Mr.. EDITOR: The Will OF the
late King, which has been submit
ted to probate, is devoted almost
exclusively to directing who the
future Sovereigns of Hawaii are
to be.
This is thing which he had no
right and no power TO do, and, in
one sense, that portion of his will
is so much waste paper. But IN
another sense it is not. A number
of the persons whom he selects as
his successors have no claim to be
considered as candidates for the
Hawaiian throne, for the reason
that there are a number of others,
now living, Of the old "alii or
chief blood of much higher rank
than any named in the Kings will.
The Kings will is therefore an
attempt 10 ignore and suppress the
claims of these others, and to lead
the people to forget that there are
others who are entitled to consid-
Grafton in the future, when the
matter of creating 4 successor TO
the throne shall again come before
the country.
For this reason and not because
l believe that the Kings will has
any power to carry out what is
therein directed, [ wish to protest
against the future disposition of the
crown therein set forth.
The people of Hawaii have some
right to say who their Sovereign
shall be as well as the late King.
HAWAII PoNOI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
BAD TASTE.

Those OF our contemporaries who
issue three pages of their paper in
the native language and one in
English. or what has to do duty
for it, are just now induiging in
practices which are to be con-
demned by every right-thinking
person. What good can it do to
anyone to take from foreign
newspaper nearly two columns of
such stuff as was reproduced the
other day. ostensibly from the New
York World. 1t is true that the
Honolulu editor prefaces the article
copied with the remark that sit is
made up of trashy nonsense" If
this be the case, then why repro
duce 1t ? Why give trashy non
sense a new lease of life, new
field of circulation
Malignant falsehood would
better describe the article in ques-
ton. Most of the assertions are
untrue, and those which have any
foundation in fact are presented in
so evil a garb as to be as harmful as
if they were wholly false. The
article is said to be from Homo
lulu" If it be so, it looks as if a
sympathizing editor has supplied
an anonymous libeller with an in
direct opportunity of being read
when he would scarcely have done
the same IN a more direct manner.
Another bi-hngual fatty asserts
that ali the police Justices, sheriffs,
and deputy sheriffs outside of Homo
lulu are in a criminal conspiracy
against the rights of laborers, and
are in league with employers as
against those employed. Perhaps
some of the gentlemen thus as
persed may think it worth while
TO defend themselves. Then some
more of the stuff about hundreds
of slaves smarting from daylight to
dark under the lash of the over
seer, and some more about "sanc-
timonious " persons whose qualif-
cation for the title seems to be that
they go to church on Sunday in
stead of Saturday, make the sheet
referred to one to be devoutly
avoided.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
Terrific Storm.

London, March 9.-The worst
snow-storm of the season has swept
over the United Kingdom to-day.
The wind is blowing with fearful
velocity, driving the snow around in
drifts two or three feet deep. The
streets are deserted both by pedes-
trians and vehicles, while railway
communication with the suburbs of
London is almost entirely cut off.
Telegraphic communication with
the provinces is suspended, as the
wires are down in all directions.
From all parts of England come
stories of destruction by the storm,
and shipping has suffered heavily.
The English channel is simply an
expanse of boiling, seething water,
dashing over the pier at Dover,
and washing everything away.
Across the channel steamers are
arriving in battered condition.
with passengers very wet, and their
faces of u yellow hue tell the story
OF their experiences. There was
extraordinary spectacle on the
Strand when the theatres were
over tonight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-31
ELECTRIC LIGHTING .

In this issue we publish the pre-
liminary prospectus of another new
company, its object beng the sup
ply of dwellings and offices with
electric light. 1t Is proposed to
form joint stock company for this
purpose, and subscriptions are ask
ed for 4 capital stock of $4,000 in
1000 shares of S25 each, par value,
to be paid IN nstalments as re-
quired.
The services of Mr.. VIM. Y. Lock
wood, a practical electrical en-
gineer. have been secured, agree
ments for necessary leases negoti-
ated, and specifications for plants
complete, capable of furnishing
1,200 lights each, if required. have
been made. The proposed price is
fixed at 10 cts. per hight per month.
The company has wisely deter
mined to use steam for its motive
power, water power not being al
ways at command, as has been fre-
quently instanced at the Govern
ment electric light works. And the
idea of the company has been so
readily taken up, that it is held to
be advisable to start at once with
two plants equal to supplying 1000
lights each, with of course provi-
sion made for charging the field Of
work.
In the recent session of the Legis-
lature, it was warmly debated as to
whether the lighting of the city
and suburbs would be better done
by the Government or by private
undertaking; and the sense of the
community, outside the House at
all events, seemed to be in favor of
the Government taking the street
lighting, and private enterprise the
domestic lighting, and the oft re-
peated failures of the Government
in the latter respect show that pub
hc opinion was in the right.
The estimates of expense and
revenue appear to be very reason
ably calculated, and certainly
promises fairly. There can be no
doubt but this is to be genuine
undertaking, and that 1t will supply
a long-felt want and do away with
the dangerous gasoline tank.