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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-27
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR SINGH HASKELL Null
L TICHARGE GUN.-0rdnance ONCE, War Depart
n>opt Washington April %, 1s91.Sealed poposais VI
dunlicate viii be received at this Office until O'CLOCK
D. H. on MoNDAY. NAY % ls2I at Nv, wh daos u1e
pena & s. Army. with one set Of steel forging
~ Anercan manufacture, for Sinch Haskel MulVic
Gun and for nnishing and assembling the same BANK
forms on which proposals must be maze anu al tn
lion required BY bidders car be obtained upon ape@'on
10 Rric Gen d. w. FLAGLER Cnlef OF Ordhahce.
n R0PCSALS FOR COOKED RATlONS. Ri
L CRt-IJiNCi RENDEZVOUS. U. S. A., No 10 faTk
Row NewYork City April q, 1S2i-Sfaea proposals ~
njcate subject to the usual conditions VIII be receiVod
epha oocn until y o'clock May a. 1891, ana
en oneni FOR furnishing cooked Iatons 70 te Tegruy
Inc Marty and recruits this rendezvous IRON JuA -
Iso1 Tune 40 1892 Proposals for complete ratlohs
FINISHED at place Objectionable for recruits VIII nov ~
considered Full information Will be urhishea On uRp ,
etIoN az this oAlcc The Government reserves the Igh
"a te e.: sny or all bids. Proposals should be moIka
SPr,0sals for Cooked Ratons and addressed 10 captain
c. Il. PAUL 18th Infantry, Recruiting onleer.
II K0IT1SALS FOR EXCAVATIONS AND
tnson 10 Afriy Gun Factory-Waterylet Arsenal WeIt
iror \ Y April l. 1s9l.-Scaled proposes N ttip
cats will he received this Arsenal until II O'Clock III
or TIr.'CSDAI- PIlL 30, 1891, for EXcaNaI3nr alu
100 ~ Iron Wok FOR South Wing OF Army Gun facto[I
AZ Watcrylet Arsenal The Government reserves us rV'
20 recct All or any proposals Oparts thereof SPec III
e9,las and ali other information can BE- had on
r. Lent Col +. II. PARKER, Ordnance Del'i'"c"'
L. S. Army, COMMANDING
~ The time for opening the bids for iron work Saed
for IN the above advertisement Is EXTENDED 70
1891 same hour and place F. II PAltaddirsc, i@ic4''
Col ofdnancc Department, L. S. A, Commanding
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
THE rounru CELEBRATED,

Owing to the slight preparations made for the celebration ol the Fourth in Globe, the expectations of our peo. pie were not very high, md, therefore, the success attending the festivities was an agreeable surprise A copious show CT on the afternoon of the ad laid the dust and tempered the atmosphere, and the ''glorious' Fourth was not n mis- homer. Work at the mines was, en- tirely suspended, prd many visitors from San Carlos, Salt River, Wheat fields and adjacent mining camps and ranches swelled the multitude oongre- gated to give expression to their patriot ism. IL was us large and good natured crowd as ever assembled in Globe.
 The party given by Mrs. ClendenIn at the Rink, oh Friday night, was n pleasant feature of the celebration, Tho hsll wss filled with merry throng who entered with vim into the dance, which continued until dawn, with only brief iutermissious The music WAS excellent, cooling refreshments wore served in the hall, and nothing was lacking to make the eifnir thoroughly enjoyable.
 The match game of baseball on ths afternoon of the Fourth between the Sar Carlos and Globe clubs, attracted large crowd, The grounds had been put tn excellent order. A canvas avn ing was stretched over the seats pro- vided for spectator and there was plenty of lemonade and beer to slack their thirst, and ice cream to reduce their cploric. The game was interest, ing, abounding in exciting plays, and the result was doubtful until the last man was put out in the ninth inning The visitors proved themselves good ball tossers, and accepted their defeat good na,uredly. Both clubs showed want of practice. Appended is the score:
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
Yer over girs, Years.

A 0LD tSD WELL TpIED REMEDY. - Mr Wlasio~'e Soothing syrup las been used fur oYer fifty years by milHens oi mothers [ v their children while teeihiug, vl'u Prliect success. It sootheS the ehjld, sfieus the gums, allays all pain, gare1 Wind colie, and is the best remedy f.r disrrhoea k pleasanr to the taste 5ala by druggists m every part ef the world, fwcnl6vo cents hnttle It's ,alue is iuealeulahio. Be sure and ask fer Mrs Whslea's Soothing Syrup, and lake DO ether kHsd.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
changes of Climate

killmcte reu pie shan s geuerallY hn1wn. Particularly IS this the case in instances where the constitution is delicate, aud among our immigrant population seek ing new homes in those portions of tht West, aud where malarial and typhoid f8vers prevail at certain seasons of ths year. The hest preparative for a chauqe of climate, or fl diet and water which that change nreesaltatos, is Hustettet 5 Stomach Bitters. which not only fartiiies the system agaiust malaria, vaiablr temperature. damp, and the debiItatine effects of oftrupieal heat, but is also the leading remedy for constipation, dyspep. sia, liver complaint, bodily troubles specially apt to attack emgrants and visitors to regions near the equator, mariners and tourists. Whether used aa q safeguard by sea voyagdrs, travslera hy land, miners, or of agrieulnrists in newly populated districts, this fue sps. clhc has elicited the most fa4orable ses- timony.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
SAN CARLOS.

Home Runs, Allison, lidstCne
 Umpire ]. r. Hpmill
 In the evening tbe Rink was again packed with an enthusiastic audience to witness the variety performance given by home talent The programme was varied, oompri9ing gymnastics, sOfgt dances, etc and proved entertaining throughout
 The above were the principal events of the celebration There wa, dis position manifested to enjoy the day quietly and avoid any unnecessary ex- ertion. and during the progress of the baseball game, although at least 2OO persons assembled ou the ground, there was no apparent dimipution m the crowd in town The saiCUr did an irn. meuse business, but good order was preserped throughout the day and no arrests made D many respects it was one of the most pleasant FourlAs in Globe for many years.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
WHY DID HE COZ
a st. Loris ucrchaups Trip to the Posi.
 Otlice, and ths HesaIt

Califofnias last sensation Is beginning ts lake Lsld ei st Louis J. Y. g. Basrrt;, tht commission merchant ol l22 and lZ4 Soril Commercial street. was enc oi the first ,o ,es loy'g Fese'ahlc sarsapnilia in sick Eeadsehea ,is effect was alah gratifying surprise that h ,eBt ogl. te she postoalcc and t9ld bis friend shos. ?. csl4n, the superintendent Of tht registry diFHi57 who Hss sis0 worried wit caaachr about ,t Tue toiiowlag letter de ails his iyiead's experience ailc>-
 ae rarH- Sf La-ls. Feb. %, ls9o V.s EAgH.Ir, E!
 HEta iG, 4Un a-k n aid aet on ycur Ed siae1 iali, en5 gm giaI ge base L. thank yof Fr it For years have suae,ld from iHiig0e Ian and HFslsC5Zs Taking y.dr advice par eAa | Daiie qi tcYs Yeep.Hbie sa7sPaiilla teiaIe had .sf slel .he Hfst lotiie csu!d ca almost sHyrhn wlth impunity and have been ircc faieiy srallsl win a hraiarhe 0i Rus stud }as Eiea l give due CIellt Co your aI sise and Joys ye;eG zAss a.RFIils.
 Nu..rs g-a.
 t3Hs. E. rUiETN, SHpeT.u,eHdent i'e6-atE 9itisiau, f5atsaice
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Permission having bssn granted the San Carlos base ball club to remain here until the 9th, second game was played on Sunday afternoon in which the soldier boys were the victors by q score of IS to II, Only five innings were played, and both clubs had to sub sutute new men, several of their play CTS heing absent. The game was lively but somewhat loosely played
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The bridge which spans Pinal creek south of Van Wagenen's store, Is com pleted- dimensions, l02 feet long, by , fcet inches wide. The superstruc, ture rests on rock foundation hy by , feet, well beddpd and between piers per. maneutly reyetted to prevent washing bents or uprlghts sustaining lineal part of the structure firmly bolted and lead ed iu the foundation The north abut. meut Tests on permanent bank of the creek and is further secured by rock, the same that was under the piers oi the former bridge. Total cost of siruc- ture S+G5. .2S.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The business transacted by the Globe post office during the quarter ending June 30th. shows an increase over the preceding quarter, proof that Globe continues to grow. 1t has now been doing the business of third-cla of flee for more than nine months, but win not be raised to that class until Outober.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
POST OFFICE RULES,

Office open trom [ A, NJ. to ?. M., daily. Snndays- one hour after mail arrives. Mail closes going East and West at ysi5 A sx., daily.
 Money Order Department closes at 2 N, haily-Sundays excepted, Mails go to San Carlos and MaNey every day, Sundays excepted to Catalpa, Ar lsner, Tonta Rye, Payson, Sc, every Mon day, Wednesday snd Friday, These mails ',lose the night previous at P, M.
 JOS. H. HAMlIL, P. M
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

pr. T. s. Collins, in consequence Of too much base bali, oyor-exertion and extreme heat, was rendered unconscious for about twelve hours, and had it not been for the ministration of Dr Lar gent, he would in all likelihood have turned up his toes 10 the roots of the daisies.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Wilmaus boys, Walter NcKean and ", Booth, all of whom were form erly residents Of Globe district, are now engaged 1T mining near Seattle, Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

have cousin who IS n printer. says cX Mayer J, B. Loughran of North Des Momss la Soue years a,,o he WIS em- p,yel n this city where they were rmtl- Cnculars for Chamberlain He baa deep seateucold and terrible cough. aud shIle setting up copy he made up his mind |" huy bottle. It cured hun ami that was tbe first I ever tuea ut Chamherlnn's Cough Rtu-dy ! hsy, oeen strongly tn it' favor eve since ply own experience aud that cf ny faoaI]y cunvjuces m2 that this remedy is the nest iu the world. That my be strpg lap. guaue, bat that s ehsr ! rhjuk. Far sals y II c Hue
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

On Tuesday last, Miss Ida Bremen, in commemoration of her eleventh birthday, entertained, in a right royal way, number of her youthful friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

We are informed that boys and young men are shnmelessly exposing their persons ou "Texas fiat, to the great annoyance of the neighborhood, having improyised d.m across Pinal creek, they use the accumulated waters as a bathing place. An arrest and fine might ahate the nuisance,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
MeC tBi GILL.

tNational City, C1, eseord, July lJj
 A pleasant wedding took place Thurs day evening 8, the house of Mr. end Mrs, J. R Hazard on First avenue, the young couple united in marriage being Mir. P, B McCabe, promising lawyer, of Globe, Arizona Territory, and Miss Katie Gill, of the same place, who lately fiuished her studies at Mills Seminary. The party drove over from San Diego late in the afternoon and at ' o'clock the ceremony was performed by the Rev, Mir Henry, which was followed by the usual congratulations. Soon after an elegant supper was en- ioyed, covers being laid for twelve. Those present were Mir. and Mrs P. B. McCabe, Mrs R. Gill, mother of the bride, Mrs, Dr. Heineman, a sister, Dr. Huff, an intimate friend of the groom, Mrs. Philip Oates, Nr. and Mfs. Henry, Mir. Willie Sultan, Miss Irene Hazard aud Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Hazard. At 90 o'clock tlio party re turned to San Diego and to tho Brew ter hotel, where they have been stop ping since their ofriyal. The bridal tour will be extended to San Francisco and other places of interest in Cali fornia.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Take notice, that the only place in Globe where you eau get Cyrus Noble whisky is at Taylor's.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
\ PROTEST rasM SALT RIVER BETTER
 ROADS DEMANDED.
AeMnB, Arizonn, July 9th,

ANMEB, ArlZona, July 9th,
 EpIroRs SILVER BELT .---I design, briefly, to call attention To the condi- ton of the public highway between here and Globe. The result of the high water last February, as regards our roads, is known to all Since that time the people living north of Salt River have been without a road to the county seat. The floods washed out the old crossing so that it became ne- cessary to find new one, and to change the road on each side of the river ao- cordingly. It has now been four 1 months since Ille high water, and al- though our Board of Supervisors has been, time and again, by different tax payers, urged 10 provide for the repair of the road so that people on the north l side of the river might be able to get | their produce to market, vel there IS no more indication today that we will have road, than there was the day af- ter the fosd no not SO much, for then the people had q right to, and did, ex- ' pect the Supervisors to do their duty in the premises now We expect anything else from the Board, as far as roads are concerned, except their duty.
 There is but one road you nigh, say, running through the county. No one would deny, suppose, that it is necessary, that it should be maintained in the most feasible places and kept in a tolerable state of repair, Ont of the high taxes collected from those who are fortunate enough to own taxable prop, arty, goodly per cent Is set aside for the maintenance of public highways. Now, will someone come forward and explain, either the Bonrd or someone fer them, why thia procrHsiination 7 Will ii cost any less now, after the peo- pie have been nconYenicnced Tor four months, to change, repair and estab- hsh an open rosd through the valley and across Salt River than 1t would had it been done within a reasonable length of time after he old road sas destroy ed Viii it eos, any less six months hence2 If 50. l viii admi. that, in a pecumary sense, lhe Board has an ex cuse.
 Good schools and good roads are ne eessary to ihe prosperity of eommu- nity, an indication of thrift among the people an invitation, as t were, to the traveller tu come among us, Globe is our only malket for what prodnce We raise t Is distant thirty iour miles from Armer As our road has been for the past ionr months, the first fonr miles are harder on our teams than the remaining thirty
 All lhhtlN tAAttlN4 tytibIe titfitJf are judged as To what their olicial ca- pabiltics will be by ihe way they con duct their own private aiIairs h ths present Board of Supervisors, confess, l am disappointed ; they deem il adyis- able to carpet the Court House iu Globe, but deny to portion Of Gila county that pays tbe greater part oi the taxes, 3 decent road This may be economy but he who sees t iu that light looks through different glnssas than rape. This is written with uo malice toward anyone Personally, [ am ou good terms with members of tba Board But their indifference, their failure to provide this people with suitable road receives my strongest condemnation,
 Respectfully,
 F. r, PowEas.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Old Dominion and Buffalo cop, per companies have both resumed oper, ations, after fev' days idleness
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

LOST the Rink, on the night of July 3d, black Paisley shawl, broad red and black border. Leave shawl or information at BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Kinney's new adobe house is so far completed as to be ready for the iron roofing
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Chas Bouquet was in from Tonto yesterday with fruit He will he here again about the goth with his first pick ing of grapes
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
RARE oproRT'Nus.

Owing to impaired health, have de. eided to otier for sale my property in Globe, which it has taken many years ,o improve and is to-day the most desira- ble hotel property in the town. l, Is centrally heated the huildiogs coni- modions aud everything abuut the place in excellent repair Splendid shade trees surround the bullding5 geod bath room, large iron water tank aud other conveniences, and a good well and windmill furnish an abundant supply If pure water,
 The property has bsen conducted as ! lodging hnu>e, under my immediate su. pervis'nu, tor many years, and enjoy. an excellent reputation with tbt travelling pubIlc Ii has always paid handsomely, and will give better re- turns upon the money invested than any other property in Globe. Far further information and terms of sale, apply to MRS A. KINNEY,
 Globe, Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Post Office Store has received n large assortment of fine visiting cards, wedding invitations, decorated station cry, etc. For sale at reasonable prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Mrs John Burning, once resident of Globe, is here from Montana on a visit to her son Frank Gates
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Get your watches, lewelry and sew ing machines repaired by R. E. Hum phrey, list door above r. c.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The weather has been more endura- ble this week, arefreshing breeze blow ing most of the time, and the nights delightfully."- cool
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

A new invoice of those celebrated Hoffman House bouquet cigars. Also the International. a Mexican cigar, at c. E. Taylors
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
Fialaria

Is believed to be caused by poisonous missms ariaing from low, mGrShy land or from deuaYins vegetable matter, and which, breathed into the luugs, enter and poison the blood. If 8 healthy condition dF thebIood is maintained by taking Hoods sarsaparilla, one is much less liable to malaria. and Hood sarssparilla has cured many severe eaacl oI this distressing aleetion.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Repairs on the Rescue Silver Mining Co.'S mill are about completed, and the stamps will begin to drop, probably on Monday next
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Courier states that Prof Blandy who recently visited the San Carlos coal fields thinks well of them.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
A. K1sNrY

We were shown by Dr. T. c. Stallo. on Tuesday lust, scorpion, the mother oi bakers dozen of infantile stinge1s, @hieh had permanently located on ber back and were waxing fat and strong in e0nscquenco of the luscious meals they were making of the maternal body. Incredible as this statement may seem, 1t Is nevertheless true and can be ycuehed for by numeroh6 persons who witnessed the tender regard of the matronly scorpion who then was yield iug up her life that her successors IT gin find refuge in some unsuspected place, coat sleeve, a leg Of 2, pair of drawers, sting the wserer, and laugh at the antics produced by their playful :aiis.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
4 NVnndnrfnI Medicine.

"For malaria thlpk Hoods sssapsrilla iias no equal. IL has kept my children well right through the summer, and we live in one of tho worst places for malaria in Marysvtlle. I take Hoods sarsaparilla for that all sone feeling, with great benefit MHs. U. r. DAVIS. Marys. yilIe Cal '
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The fourth monthly social will be given at the M E. Church on next Wednesday evening. The grounds will be neatly cleaned and decorated 4 good time is promised to all
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

NOTICE TO ICE-CoNsUMERs.- My charge for ice, hereafter, will be 2 cents per pound for 2j pounds or more delivered at one 'ime. sud p cents fer pound in smaller quantities.
 A. KINNEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Globe X san Carlns Telegraph Go. oti.c' 'Hours-a o'clock A. N. to l2 NJ. and to $ P n, Sundsys--lQ to II A, Nj. ard to ?. N'
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The choicest candies can be found at the Post Office store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Liquors of all kinds at G. s. Van Wagenen's,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

M, V, Clearinghouse and ". B. Haden are meeting with success in the lxiviation of ore near Quartzite, AL though the capacity of their plant is small, tvo t' us, nevertheless it pays very well, an there is no reason why larger worke would not prove very profitable. There are thousands of tons of ore on the dumps in this dis triet which would pay to work by this process
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

ICECREAMPARLoR. -- Ham Sand wiches, tongue, potato salad, lobster salad, cold lunches, now open, June 21at, 1891. nt Mrs. L. c. Holborns, Mpison Doree restaurant, from p. in. till l2 ?. In. every night.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The flag which was to have Goated over the temple of justice in Globe on the 4th was notebly absent, not having arrived, but was on tune to show it's colors the following day Ii is there now and, in the language of Francis Scott Key, Long may it wave.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The marriage of Miss Mary Green to James Meikle is spncunced to take place July 20th. A large number of invitations have been issued to the cer- emony and the dance to follow it.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Nogales Record gives the im- ports of ore through the Nogales GUS tom house for the month ending June 3oth, as I,780, 900 pounds, valucd at $2l3, 96s, of which $li6, 539 was silFet and $61, ,s13 gold. This is the largest import of any month.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

For fine photo go to Miller's gal lerv, opposite the Post Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
Brcak-Bone Fever.

thought would lose l;er. I had almost given up hope until she began to take Hoods sarsa. pGrillni She took four bottles in iour months, and gained l5 pounds. I thank Hoods sarsa parilla Tor giving Der baef to mo restored to health and strength.' JULIA A. KING, shef. man, Texas.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. sli elk iars5. Prepared oIa, byc.L HOOD ( co, Apotiseearics, Lowell, Mas
 t3o Doses Ono ro.,ay
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Dioptrie, Dioptric, See them at Hnmphrey'a
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

". ". Brookner and family re- turned home Wednesday evening from Illinois, where they visited relatives at Dixon and also spent few days in Chicago. While the trip was Q pleas ant one. they gre, nevertheless, glad to be in Globe again to enjoy the cool breezes from Pinal mountain.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

The Supervisors sitting as Board of Equalization for the past ten days have ahuot gone through the return as sub mitted ny the Assessor, and it will bc some days before they have completed the business for wtieh they assembled
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
ROOMS FOR RENT apply at Mrs Frush lodging house.

A bronco horse, belonging to Bob Samuels. objecting Co the pressure of saddle and cinch, plunged into Cap. Heuder's saloon yesterday afternoon, causing coustei lation among those present After charging around iran tieally and attempting to rid himself of the saddle by rolling on 'he floor, he was tiunlly subdued and ejected. Tie only dan ago was a table and couple of chairr broken.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

Candy, the very best, at the Post Office store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
LETTER LIS T.

Letters reinajHin5 in the Prsto!gcea ai Glol,. 4. Tor the pl,nth ending July II. 1881.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

GIVE ME A wben Sou want Q clock, albums, toilet and manicure sets, broom holders, picture frames, silverware, Wostenholm knives, razors, perfumery and soaps, blank books and stationery, cloth and shoe brushes, spectacles and eye glasses. A large line of pipes, cigar and cigarette hol- ders, musical instruments and the lar gesf line of toys and notions in Globe, ct c +. Tayior's News nero.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11
Respectfully
Y. T. PonEas.

Sole agent in Globe for the celo. brated Noble whisky.
 c. E. TAYLOR.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

THE WHITE IS KING. A S70 White Sewing Machine for $50, entire- ly new aud the latest design, at lay lor's News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-07-11

County Superintendent of Schools r, w. Westmeyer has kindly furnished us the following data relating to the school census Ill Gila county: Total number of school census children in Gila county, 5S2; total number of chil- dren who attended public school dur ing the year ending June 30th, 1891, ,43'; number who attended private school, 8; number who attended no school IA