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Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
Notice for Publication.
LANp OFFICE Ar rnrscorr, Arizont

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, Arizona.
 January %. 1891.
 Notice k hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice O! his intention tu make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Count of Gila County, at Globe, Arizona, on March l6, 1891, viz :: Joseph s. Gibson declsratory statement No. 2o6G for the south of southwest the south west of southeast of section g. and the northeast ef northwest l of section F, townships, N. R. il E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upcn and cultivation of. said land. VIZ
 David Sanders, of Rye. Arizona; w. H. Gibson. of Payson. Arizona; F. II. Marbin, of Tonto, Arizona, and w. F. Cline, of Ar mer, Arizona.
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Regular services at the M. E. Church as usual next Sabbath morning and evening. Morning subject-John Wes- ley, The Founder of Metbodism. Eve hing subject-A Man Wanted Sab bath School at usual hour-all are in- vited. J. II, GILL. Pastor.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

We are in receipt of Ferry < Go. B ar-Uel ovv,. catalogue for 1G5i, also a package of choice flower and vegetable seeds from the same firm, which is one of the best known and most reliable houses in the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

4 base ball nine has been organized with the following players: McNelly, 1st b.; Rios, 2d b.. Clark, s B.; Star, Sd b.; Porter, l. f. Blevins, C. f.. AL hson, r. f; Holzman, D.; Lord, c. A game has been arranged with picked nine for tomorrow afternoon.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Fifteen thousand envelopes, bought at cut prices, just received at the Post Office Store. The benefit of the re- auction will be given purchasers of loo or more.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Citizens of Florence have petitioned the legislature for m appropriation of $l5. 5.00o to repair the bridge over the Gila near that town, which was dam aged by recent high water. In our opinion bridge across the Gila at Riv- erside would be of far greater advan- tage to pinal county, and of much ben eft to tbe county of Gila.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The 151Sth anniversary of the birth of Saint Patrick, the apostle of Ire land, will be notably observed in Globe, on Tuesday the 17th instant.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Frank Jordan, former resident of Globe, returned on Wednesday from the Puget Sound country. During his absence he has visited nearly every sec ton of the Pacific Coast.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

James D. Tewksbury died on the morning of Tuesday, March l7th, at his ranch in Pleasant Valley, after q sickness of three weeks. He was CT years of age.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The Post Office Store has received a large assortment of fine visiting cards, wedding invitations, decorated station cry, etc. For sale at reasonable prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

We return thanks to the Traffic Pub ishin Co.,, San Francisco, for copy of Bishops A B. c. guide, containing valuable information for shippers and travellers
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The new apportionment bill which passed the Council on the 9th inst. gives Gila county two representatives in the lower house of the legislature.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The long senatorial contest in Illinois ended March llth by the election of Palmer, on the l5lth ballot Two al liance members of the legislature de- serted their candidate and voted for Palmer.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

LESSONS IN EXECUTION. In cluding the Delsarte system of physical expression, will he given at Sultan's Hall, by Mss c. r. WAnRpN.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
Mas0rsIe.

Regular communication O; White Noun tain Lodge, No. 5. A. F. < A. N. meet Thursdays on or succeeding each fui Moon. Soionrring Brethren in good stand ing cordially inyile.
 By order ofth N. M.
 c. F. TAYLOR aus7H eecretafF
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The first practice game of base ball was played last Sunday, and while very little science was displayed lots of fun was afforded.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

New lot of Underwear at c, $. Van Wagenen's,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

If you are about to order watch or chain, get prices from Humphrey, which are far below those you have been paying.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

c. J. Benson, representing the Tue son Star, Is in town. The Star is an excellent paper and never misses an opportunity of saying good word for Globe and her people, and should re- ceive their support.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Dr. Alex Trippel, who has been seriously i'll with la grippe, complicated by bronchitis, Is slowly conralescing.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Get your watches, Jewelry and sew ing machines repaired by R l.. Hum phrey, lst door above P. 0.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Mrs. Collins and Miss Allie Collins, mother and sister of Mrs J. W. Lar gent, have returned to their home at Fort Thomas.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Miss Sylvia Kennedy, who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Alonzo Bailey, left for her home in Tucson yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Oil paintings, photograuyers, pas telles and indotints, handsomely framed, at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

E. B. Modem, of Florence, spent several days in Globe this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
POST OFFICE RULES,

Office open trom A. N. to ?. N., daily. Sundays--one hour after mail arrives. Mail closes going East and West al 7:i5 A, H.. daily.
 Money Order Department closes at P. H., daily--Sundays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos and Maxey every day, Sundays excepted-to Catalpa, Ar mcr Tonto, Rye, Payson, &c., every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, These mails close the night previous at Pr. M.
 JOS. H. HAMILL, r. M.
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BIRTHS.

RYAN-.In Globe, March 7th, to the wife of
 William Ryan son. KINCAID In Globe, March llth, to the wife of A. F. Kincaid, a daughter
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The St. Patrick's ball at the Rink next Tuesday night will be pleasant affair. Don't miss it.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
RICHMOND BASIN MINES.

Bud Woodson was in from Richmond
 Basin on Thursday, and gave favora-
 ble report of mining operations in that camp. Joe Henry and Mike yiette recently struck three to four inch streak of glance ore in the Mack Mor- ris, that will average $700 to $500 per ton. In the Grub Stake of the Mack Morris, Geo. Kingdom, Wm. Cobble- dick and Joe Martin have good thing. They have been taking out $900 ore for some time. and the mine continues to look well. They will make shipment of about 2 tons of ere in few days
 The Harrison and Morton is deyel- oping into one of the best claims in the Basin. Moyle and Deem are working it energetieally and taking out fine ore, They have two tons now in Globe which win be shipped east Joe Brew ster has a valuable property in the Southern Star and after months of hard work, he is beginning to get q return for labor expended He has opened up good sized streak of ore that will assay well mp in tho hundreds.
 Bud Woodson had just struck good ore in the Helen when the rains set in, and the water percolating through into the stopes, so scftened the ground that a considerable cave occurred. Bud himself fortunate in not being in the mine at the time. Seeing that the mine was not safe, he had gone out for tImbers and was at the shaft when the ground caved Had it happened few seconds later Bud would have bid farewell to this mundane sphere As sisted by John Epley, he will soon have the mine cleaned out and will then be 1 ready to take out ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

The Old Dominion and Buffalo cop per companies paid of employees on the 10th.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

FOR EXCHANGE:-Good chunky COW ponies and mares, about fourteen hands high for good feeding steers. Want two steers for one horse. Apply at once. E. F. KELLNER.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Ledgers, journals, cash books and monthly time books at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Attend the dance at the Rink next Tuesday evening, St Patrick's Day.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

A Post Route map of Arizona has been received by the Globe post office from the department, and is especially designed to give information regarding the postal service. Ali the mail routes are distinctly marked by colored lines the different edlors.indicating the mum Der Of trips made weekly. It is be- lievel to be the most accurate map of Arizona yet published.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Come and have good time at Sul, tan's Hall, next Tuesday night, the l7th.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Choice candies received this week at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Globe & San Carlos Telegraph Go. Office Hours-9 o'clock A, n to l2 M and to P. M. Sundsvs-l0 Co II \. N. and z to ?. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

Dr, Largent informs us that the grippe IS abating and that he has no patients seriously afflicted with it. The greatest danger to be apprehended is from n relapse, which is very apt to bring on pneumonia and result fatally Conyalescing patients should therefore be extremely careful of themselves for two weeks at least.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

A court martial is now in progrets at San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
JAMEs 7. GRIFFITH,

hTToRSEY-ATLAW, CONVEYAN- Il eer and General Collector, Globe, A T.
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Watches, iewelry and sewing ma chimes repaired and warranted by R. E. Humphrey, 1st door above ?. 0.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14
The Druggists

in Lowell, Mass, agree in saying that they sell mere of Hoods sarsaparilIa than of all other blood purifiers. For instance:
 F. C. GoODALE: l sell moro of Hoods sarsaps rilla than all other blood purifiers
 4. W. Dows X O.. Hoods takes the lead of all other sarsaparllas.
 C.F BLANCHARD: We sell more ot Hoods sar. saparilla than of any similar.
 MARsToN & SHAW: With us the safe ot Hoods Is to 1 oi any other kind
 F.. E BAILEY X Co.,: Hoods saisnparjlla is one of the best medicines
 CARLTON < IIcyEY: Hoods sarsaparilln is onc of the best medicines we have. Its sa!e increase. every year,
 F. P. MooDy: We sell twice as much of IIoa t sarsaparila as of anything similar.
 c. A. SWAN: Hoods isthe iio1. pcpular sasa parllla of the day.
 THIRTY OTHER druggists rpcak similarly. This popularity at home, where Hooa's Sara parilla and its propretory hage been kpown iGf many years, could not continue if the medicine did not possess merit And these faeig s..ol..d certainly convince people in other sectlans of the country that Hoods sarsapar.lla ls good reliable medicine.
 Hoods Sarsanarilla Sold by druggists si; six for g. rrepnrrd an.} by c.l HOOD X CO, Apot'ecaries, Lowell, sia
 iC0 Dc1as 0..o Es1,'eas
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Following are the names of those selected to play ball against the regular nine tomorrow afternoon: M Brawley, C.; NJ. Klein, 2d b.; M Frush, & g. ; Jas Wood, l. f; H. Myers, Sd b. ". Robinson, p, and c ;J Berry, T. f. w. A. Carleton, p. and c. f.
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Don't forget St. Patrick's ball, at Sultans Hall.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

4 telegram to the BELT states that the late flood in the Little Colorado river left the town of Holbrook in an extremely dangerous situation The current cut into the right bank until the channel is now close to the tows limits, and the next high water will wash Holbrook away, unless the cur rent can be turned. Citizens have all turned out and are putting in brush and tress along the bank. It is pro posed later to cut canal which will turn the river one and half miles south of town.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

LESSONS IN DANCING. -Jnven- ile class, meet every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Ladies and gen tlemen's class Wednesday and satur- day evenings. Private lessons at any time Soelals Friday evenings, atS:30 o'clock Also lessons given on piano. Music furnished for dancing parties, For terms, etc, inquire at Sultans Hsll C. L. CLESDRHIs.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to fit, go to
 G. s. VAN WAGENEN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-14

the mine cleaned out and will then be ready to take out ore.
 In reply to letter of inquiry in ref. erence to pastor Henry W. George, the alleged murderer of Lottie Townsend. of Leeds, New York, We have to say that the writer of the communication is laboring under grave mistake in con- meeting the name of the eloquent divine, William P. George, once resident minister of the Methodist church in Globe, with the felonious transaction The guilty man is not Methodist. He is Presbyterian, n resident of an in terior town of the State of New York, and is now in jail in the county in which the crime was committed to au- swet .o the charge of murder Will liam P. George is a resident of New Jersey, and during Doctor Talmage's absence in the Holy Land, occupied his pulpit.
 House Bill, No. 54, to detach certain portions of Yayapai and attach the same to Gila county, introduced by Hon. R. B. Moore, was read first time in the CouI cil on the Tth inst. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred to Committee on Counties and County Boundaries. The portions winch it is proposed to segre- gate from Yayapai and add to 3iIa comprise all the land bounded by the west hne of Gila county and the Verde river, and the south ine of Yayapai county and East Fork of the Verde
 Gila county District Court conyeues April 20th The number composing a legal grand jury being dependent on the old law l3 to l5l, or the pocket veto act IF to PSI, A case involving this question has been submitted to the U. $, Supreme Court, and if decision is not reached, it remains doubtful whether grand jury will be empan- eled at the approaching court. The wiser course would appear 10 be, to first determine the law before mourning the cost and expenses of q questionable trial.
 The grippe has come down like a wolf on the fold in Globe, and the question is, who is it that the influenza has not seized upon? The extent of the infiction, which seems general, can be better ascertained by noting the un- usual activity of the doctors. We were creditably informed that ill single day Dr. Largent made fifty visits, Dr. Collins is also on the move.
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 Just received at tlie Post Office Store; Choice Candies,
 Cutlery Gall grades)
 Decorated Stationery
 Bnseballs and Bats,
 Marbles (2000)
 Fine Cigars, And other goods too numerous to men ton.
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And other goods too numerous to men tion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-13

Il shouldn't wonder, sa1d MISS 30
phia, reflectively. ''Why, Mr.. Stevens.
how did you get acquainted with him."
"Oh, I'm doing some work for him."
was the modest reply.
Windward all this time said nothing;
but he had noticed everything, and it
was beyond him. Something was up,
but what?-that was the question. Well,
ne should know as soon as anybody; and
meanwhile he was happy to see Stevens so
happy, and he rejoiced to see him show
ing at length in his fairest colors and 30
be again taking, as in the old times, .
central place. Certain it was, his stock
| had risen a hundred per cent. within half
an hour-Such was not an uncommon
| occurrence in neglected stocks that were
| suddenly found to be enjoying the mag
mates favor and support.
When finally the excitement had died
down and the two friends were left alone
Windward congratulated Stevens very
heartily on his opportunity.
Il fear" said Stevens, that this will
interfere with my evening work on the
claim, for / suspect the old Man is ex-
acting, and want to do we'll"
''Oh, of course" replied Windward
humbly. ''All ] ask is, as Quire said,
that you give me pass now and then
when you are running the road.
Seriously said Stevens his face
at that moment did not belle his words
Il think this may be my chance. It
is possible that here and now is great
crisis in nv life" He seemed anxious to
say something more; he looked troubled,
and wistful, appealing expression came
ticed there before, and did not under
stand. But he did not speak: the time
was not quite ripe, or perhaps his courage,
so dauntless the foregoing night, now
failed him.
AS to evening work" said Windward
finally, Il don't believe | shall do so
much at that myself hereafter. We
have got the claim into good working
shape, and, besides, there are more i'm
portant things in life than that"
Very true" replied Stevens, and
looked down. They were both keeping
something back. Each felt the other
was reserved, but they both knew all
would be confessed and made clear in
good time. Az the case stood they could
not talk. but they parted with a smile Of
confidence and love. 1t was the memory
of such scenes, no doubt, that inspired
the great Lord Bacon to write in his es-
says that unmarried men make the
best friends"
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The BasSett Claim.
By HENRY +. ELLIOT.

tCopyright by Ameres Press AssociatioAl
meu wno SLOW excitement by growing
silent But finally he burst out:
81 can't see it as you do, Windward. l
see simple yillainy, and that of detcst-
able sort. l am half inclined to go to
headquarters"
TO the old MANI" exclaimed Wind
ward, astonished and half amused.
Yes, to the old l." replied Stew
ems sternly.
well cried Windward, at a loss
what to say. He admired his friends
courage and honesty, and yet, somehow,
Il seemed ridiculous. At that moment a
snock sounded on the door. Windward
opened It, and found Mr.. Atwood stand
ing in the entry.
lis Mr.. Stevens here%' he asked. "Ah,
YES; how de do. I'm suddenly called to
New York, and the Old Man has lot of
dictation. You said you had picked up
little shorthand. Would you mind
making night of it? You might work
into regular situation, you know"
Stevens colored and exchanged sig
nifcant glance with Windward. why,
I don't mind" he said, painfully aware
of falling from the heroic to the sensible,
yet happy and excited at a proposal that
held ont such possibilities.
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CHAPTER XVII.
THE IRON DUKE.

Stevens found the Iron Duke, like all
great Americans, easily accessible. The
call boy who took up the card returned
with request that the visitor come up at
once; and so, following the servant, Stev-
ems proceeded directly to an upper room
in the hotel, where the railroad man was
found alone and busily writing at dis
orderly desk.
>--.A. n-s
"Mr. StevensY he asked, glAncing at
the card.
Eyes, SIR" the visitor replied, little
chokingly, in spite of his wrath and reso-
luton. He had lived in Washington
long enough to lose his fear of statesmen,
but here was man who made senators
and used them to run his errands. 1t was
not surprising that in the august presence
of millions the young clerks voice fall
tered.
From Mr.. AtwoodY' asked the mag
nate, courteously, yet with the economy
in speech of man whose time was
worth anywhere from a mere routine
two thousand week to half million a
minute.
Eyes, sir. And as he spoke the young
man studied the railroad king. 1t was a
stern face the young man fronted, a
heavy, stolid, cruel face. The head was
big and round, the throat short and
thick, the shoulders and chest broad, the
whole frame burly. He, too, was a
strong animal; quite match for those
Windward had admired at the diplomat
lists. Quite match, also, Stevens
thought, for an intriguing secretary.
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Evidently, Jnougn5-~s, So -,CiC-gp
up" And secretly he thought his friend
might be little more communicative.
''Oh, yes, entertaining" replied Stew
ems with the severity OF a Judge, '<but
he is not an upright man, nor man of
much character. He is good enough
company for an idle hour"
"Well, well, this is new vein FOR
Stevensr unused Windward. Yes, some
thing was up.
Indeed there was, and nothing less
than the spirit and viii of young America.
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best friends.

1t was the claim, therefore, that even
ing that had the go by. Stevens scratch
ing away again for dear life at the hotel
at the lictatiCu Of the magnate, who set
u furious pace and kept it up for hours.
But finally he stopped, and instantly
his peremptory manner vanished and
was succeeded by the half amused and
yet sincerely kind bearing which char
terized him IS soon as be touched on the
personal relations of his new protege.
Stevens was still gathering his papers
together, when the magnate suddenly
leaned over toward him, much as he had
done in tho parlor in the morning, and
exclaimed:
''She's a nice girl; very pretty, and
looks, too, as if she could bake good
bread I'd go for her. Give her some
flowers. Well, be here at eight o'clock
tomorrow evening. Good night"
Windward, meanwhile, was spending
the evening very differently, though the
claim was having no better attention
from him than from his truant partner.
But, poor thing, it was used to neglect!
Windward, it had appeared that night
after dinner. was to devote the evening
to Miss Willis and the theatre, not much
to Floy's liking, for she wanted to go
herself, and she did not care 10 have her
brother take thai Willis girl 50 often.
Possibly she intimated Us much to the
lieutenant, who had followed the ladies
into the parlors, or perhaps he OWNED
the unspoken trouble, for Mendelssohn
did not write all the songs without words.
At any rate he was the sort OF man who
when in doubt plays a trump, especially
if the suit is hearts, and so he spoke out
manfully at once:
Suppose we don't let Windward have
all the fun! Let's all four make party
and gor-the quartet taking in Ste
yens, Miss Sophia, Florence and him
self, as indicated by a graceful gesture.
But then, of course, Stevens had to plead
bis engagement with the magnate, and
Miss Sophia was tied up, it seemed, in
church festival CHE ne% it the hate
GontinueS %. Third Page.
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|, The magnata signiied that the dicta-
ton should begin, and lie set the pace at
the speed Of one of his express trains,
resting as rarely and for as brief inter
walls. Possibly he was testing the new
engineer. The stenographer had no time
to catch the bearing of the flying words,
but even in his modest speed ne could
not help perceiving one extraordinary
feature of the correspondence, In the
course Of two or three confidential notes
to gentlemen who seemed TO be special
friends, the "Old Man" betrayed the
company's, and presumably his own,
secrets precisely Oh Iae lines which Mr.
Atwood had taken few hours previ-
ously This discovery effectively dis
PEELED whatever promptini;S TO denounce
treason fingered il Stevens purpose, and
it rather transferred his Indignation from
servant to master.
That 10 al. said thu IA; :; nate, finally,
Now yoall extend the letters by break
fast?"
Stevens kew that meant an III night
session, but ne would not weaken, or
isappoint the hard. rich man. Eyes,
sir" he said, finally.
"All right" from the maguate. Can
you come again tomorrow
TIN In d department, said Stevens.
The magnate grunted his displeasure.
Well, get out of it then
eyes, if could find work." said Stew
ems, desperately. Something to make
me WORTH
Money!" interrupted the railroad
king. "Well, maybe"-
Stevens was angry and reckless. It
was none Of this coarse, rich mans bust
ness; still he must find vent. ''No; a
r'iey',an. 7 love q woman who won't
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