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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
Stricken Again While
Attending the Cabi-
net Meeting.
THE CHILIJN .SITE4 TIOV.
Senor Mont Sends q Message TO
Chihs Foreign Minister-
Gossip Of Washington.
By United Press.
BLAINE ) ILLNESS.

BLAINES ILLNESS.
WAsHINGTOS, Jan. 10. Secre-
tary Blaine was taken suddenly i'll
at the cabinet meeting to-day,
shortly after II o'clock. He was
assisted to his carriage by Secretary
Elkins and taken to his residence
and the family physician summoned.
His illness WAS a recurrence of the
attack of nausea from which he suf-
tered on January 9th, when he was
taken home from the State Depart
ment.
MONTHS MESSAGE.
W ASHINGTON, Jan. l9. Senor
Montt has sent to the Minister of
! Foreign Affairs at Santiago a dis
patch advising him of the determi-
nation of the United States and the
war-like feeling which pervades
every department Of the Govern
ment and Congress and strongly
urging him to make some definite
advances which might serve to al
lay the bitter feeling at Washing.
ton. The Minister has not unit
now realized the full extent of tn,
war feeling at Washington an'
forcibly tells his home government
that the fullness of war prepara
tons here is a matter of surprise t.
him.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
Attention, Veterans.

The members of Junius Daniel
Camp, Confederate Veterans, are
invited to attend the burial Of I.
II. Jlstice, late a member of the
9th Regiment, c. S. [. Funeral
from the Soldiers home, this morn
inc at II o'clock.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
would be necessary if there was to
be more lighting on shore. s~
FROM LONDON,

LONDON, Jan. 10. But little in
terest is taken here in the dispute
between Chill and the United
States. The idea that there is a
possibility of war between the two
countries is secuted. Most of the
illusions made in the newspaper
press to the affair are pro-Chilian.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
I. W. Markham Assigned
Snecial to STATE CHRONICLE

Special to STATE CHRONICLE
DURHAM, Jan. 19. MIR. j. ".
Markham, merchant of Durham
has assigned. AS yet the liabili-
tiee and assets are unknown.
Most of the creditors are said to be
Durham people.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
Raleigh, N C., Wednesday Morning, January 20 1902

Wanamaker that he did lot think
the proposed new stamps would in
terfere any more than postal notes
or the ordinary stamps, both of
which are used by country people
in paying small bills in the cities.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-20
CUNNING FOR BULLS AND BEARS
Congressman Alexander Wants to Stop
Dealingin in Futures.
By United Press

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Repre-
sentative Alexander On. CO., in
troduced in the House a bill relating
to "gambling III agricultural pro-
ducts.'' This gambling, according
to the bill, is defined to be con-
tract to sell for future delivery corn,
wheat, oats, rye, barley, &c, the
contractor Or seller not being the
owner or agent of the owner at the
time Of the making Of the contract.
The bill excludes from the mails
any letters, postal cards or circu-
lars concerning gambling in agri-
cultural products, and checks,
drafts, bills, money orders for use
Cor such purpose.
1t also excludes from the mails
newspapers, circulars, pamphlets or
publications of any kind containing
advertisements, telegraphic reports
or other articles giving quotations
of any market relating to gambling
in agricultural products.
A tax Of So per word is levied On
each interstate telegraph or tele-
phone message used in aid OF the
gambling referred to in the act.
In Newbern, and most all other
places where federal soldiers are
buried, the government has pro
vided for the construction OF road
way to the Federal cemetery. Mr.
Bum has introduced a bill requir
ing such road to be constructed il
Raleigh, and will see that It be
comes a law if it is possible to pas
| it while Mr.. Holman is attending
meeting fthe Appropriations com
mittee. It would make an elegan
? drive and add to the interest OF tn
E cemetery. Raleigh's interests WI
;. be we'll looked after by Mr.. Bunr
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
THE CONGRESSIONAL INYEsTI .ArEoN AT
 HOMESTEAD.

The Congressional investigation into
 the Homestead trouble was good
 move. It was, on the whole, conduct
 ed in fair spirit, and the facts brought out cannot fail to have Q beneficial ef-
 feet upon the parties at issue and upon
 tho public at large The disputants will be brought closer together in the fact that each side now better under stands and appreciates the feelings of the othee. r actions arc seen to be the result of honest convictions that lie behind them they will be viewed with more toleration. It is not too much to say that to certain members of the committee the facts and figures brought out by the investigation were a revelation They came expecting to find an industrial community where workmen were living on starvation wages and their families clothed in rags. On the contrary, they found a prosperous town which has been liter ally created by the industry located there, it's residents being almost wholly dependent on the employment it furn- ishes, and these residents thrifty and well situated, many of them living in their own homes. Instead of finding men struggling under starvation wages they were surprised to see pay-rolls wher oin the skilled workmen earned from S65 to S275 a month, and the eth CTS in proportion. -Pittsburg Commer cial Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 Jnlv 18th. 1892.

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 July 18th, 1892. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-Supervisors Shanley, Tobbs and Ellison; Mills Van Wagensn, Dis trict Attorney and Chas. T. Martin, Clerk.
 On motion, il is ordered that the original assessment on the estate of Tewksbury stand.
 In the matter of the assessment of the O. D. Copper Co.,, E. J. Edwards, Esq, appeared on behalf of the said company and consented to raise on the assessed value of the Globe Ledge mine from slO, 200 to s75, ,9lO, ordered that the original assessment on balance stand.
 Protest of Alex Trippsl, Agent, on behalf of Lyman and McDonel, read and ordered placed on file. On mo. uon, it is ordered that the assessed value of the Buffalo mine be raised from s8, 1000 to sl5.OOO
 Ordered that warrant fer SlO be drawn on the General Fund, in favor of J. W Ransom, for services as Elisor at the April term of the District Court. Mrs. 4, Walsh consented to a raise on assessed value of lot %, block g, Globe, from sl5O to s2OC, and on lots and 6, block 7G, from 5000 to $500. On motion tho Board adjourned to o'clock e, m., July goth, 1892.
 CHAs, T. MARTIN, Clerk. ApProyed-PArRIcE STANLEY,
 Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

An improvement in the copper mar ket is noted by our eastern exchanges It will probably be a surprise to the average reader to learn that the cop, per accumulated by the French Syndi. cate was not all disposed of until very recently, and which as long as it was held in the hands of the bankers had a depressing effect on the market.
 A better demand for copper was no. ticeable last week, and the price of Lake advanced to If cents. The im- Provement in casting brands and Ari- zona ingot was even greater, the latter being quoted at II sc.
 There will be much more American matte refined in the United States this year than ever before, and shipments of matte to Europe correspondingly reduced. The Baltimore plant is being enlarged for that purpose, which fact assures an increased supply of electro htie copper.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
SlIERIFFS SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT S oi the District Court of the End Judicial District ot Ire Territory of Arizona in and for ths County of @ila on the 18th day of Juy ls92 and to me directed and delivered on judgment rendered in tine said Cour. on the sth day Of March 1892 in favor of Heinemsn Gin and against John Holohan, wherein am com handed to make the sum sl30 70 damages with inter est from date of judgment at the rate of seven per per anunm until satshed together with ali costs and accruing costs
 And, wbereas did on the 18th day of July 1892 in pursuance of said execution levy upon the following described real propeTty togt Lot nine @ In block eightyf1pr 5H i ISa tour of Globe, uila County An Eons, together with an the Improvements thereon This levy is made subject to levy this day upon Che aforesaid property in favor of Julius Sultan
 Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the sth day Of August 1892 the hour Of 10 clock ID in front of the County Court House n the town of lobe Ga county Arizona Ter will sell all the right. title and interest of the said Fohn Eoohsn in and Co tbe above described property at public auction o the high est and best hdde for cash lawful money Of the Uni ted states, to satisfy said execution end all costs
 ' THOMPSON,
 Sheriff, Gila County, A T Dy V N CRfsHELi4 Deputy luiyl6 4t
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
BOARD or sUPERvIsons.
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,

ASo1i NiiAh NuuuVN, AIiNOnA,
 July 18th, 1892. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present--supersisors Shanley, Tebbs and Ellison; Mills Van wagenen, Dis. trict Attorney aud Chas. T. Martin. Clerk.
 Minutes read to date and approved. The Board then considered the as- sessment, of Robert and John Pringle, and directed the Clerk to send the said Pringle Q notice to appear before the Board July goth, 1899, to show cause. if any, why the assessed number of cattle should not be raised from 1900 hSad to 2OOO head.
 Claim of L. C. Wood, juror, s4. 60 and Florence Packard, scalps, s29, allowed, and warrants ordered to be drawn in payment of same.
 Communication from S. c. aeine man received, read and orde,e filed, and on motion, 1t was ordered that the assessed number of cattle listed to said Heineman be raised from 400 head tc 6lO head.
 On notion, it is ordered that the original assessment of F. P. Cline stand. On motion, it IS orderod that the original assessment of The Rescue S. M Go. stand.
 On motion the Board adjourned to 9 o'clock, Q. m, July 18th, 1892.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved-PATHoK STANLEY,
 Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
GLoBE, GiIa County. Artzonn.

a' July goth, 1892.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment, Present-superyisors shanlay, Tobb. and Ellison; Mills Van Wagenen, Dis. trict Attorney and Chas. T. Martin. Clerk.
 Minutes of July 18th and 18th read and approved.
 Claim of \, H, Price, scalps, s5. al. lowed, and warrnrts ordered drawn on General Fund in payment thereof
 M C. Webb appeared on behalf of CrouCe & Webb, and consented to a raise on the assessed number of cattle from 428 head to 800 head.
 The following named parties not having appeared before the Board on the days set for tho hearing of their respective cases, nor at aly tirne while the Board was sitting as Board of Equalization, it was, on motion, or dered that their respective assessments be corrected as follows, to-wit:
 Anderson, o. Mot 9, block 79 $500 to S1 1000.
 Azbell, Jos -S5 cattle to 100 cattle
 Bremen, Mrs D. A.-omitted lot 2, block 80, S1OO.
 Bremen NJ W Omitted .os. atoo
 Baker, J. H,-Omitted ranch in mountain, s2OO.
 Bonacker, G. W.-75 cattle to 125 cattle.
 Billings, simon-Lot I3, block 87, s4OO to $500.
 Billings & yosburgh-Lot 12, block S7, S4OO to $500.
 Church, G. K Ranch, S2OO to $500. Cline, T. J.-2OO cattle to 400 cattle. crrryiM. E. 25O cattle to3OO cattle. Cline, J--4OO cattle to 700 cattle. Cailson, N B, 200 cattle to 235 | cattle.
 Cline, C.-12OO cattle to 2000 cattle. Duoy, J. s. Ranch s2OO to $500. Duncan, Wm, 200 cattle to 250 cattle.
 Drew, MrB. L. B - 50 cattle omitted. Felton, o. c, end G. A.-15O cattle to 200 cattle.
 Fuller, W D.-27 horses S54O to 40 norsss $500.
 Fuller. J H. 50 cattle to 100 cattle. Glllelands D. M 80 cattle to 12O cattle. Gruwoll, Ella R, ,-75 cattle to 100 ,attle. Gam, WIT. BOO cattle to 43O cattle. Hitchcock, H. C.-Lo. ?, block "A, 800 to S35O
 Houston, A. J.-55O cattle to 1000 attle. Jordan, FraaL Lot g, block 78 } 600 to S709. ( Jopss D IT Ranch $25o to s6Oo. a
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

The Morgan Envelope Company, Springfield Mass, has the contract for oo,oOo double postal cards, a new device which has long been considered by the Post Office Department. The card will be five and one-half by three and one-half inches, and will be folded in the middle, presenting four sur faces. The outside surface is for the message At the fold the card is per forated, so that the recipient will tear off one-half and then answer on the other.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

Samuel Gompers, president of the
 American Federation of Labor, con
 tributes an article, to the North Amer ican Review, on Organized labor ir 5he campaign" !" in which he says that the Federation as an organization will take no official part in the approach. ing presidential election, members be. ing free to vote for the candidate of the party of their own choice. He de- clares there is no principle involved in the party issSes which affects in any Srea: degree the welfare of the work ingman
 However, Mir. Gompers believes that wage-workers will cooperate more generally with the Peoples party than with either of the two older 5arties, but he holds that Ito support the Peo- Ples party under the belief that it is a labor party is to act under misappre- hension. It is not and cannot, in the nature of it's makeup, be a labor party. or even one in which the wage-work- CTS will find their haven. Composed, as the Peoples party is, mainly of em- ploying farmers without regard to the interests of the employed farmers of bhs country districts, or the mechan- ics and laborers of the industrial cen ters, there must of necessity be a diver gence of purposes, methods ana inter- ests." He adds: ''The American Fed. eeation Of Labor 'a net ;n harmony either with existing or projected polit- ieal parties
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

Last October the Board of Prison Commissioners passed an order that hereafter the United States should be charged sl.50 per day for keeping of prisoners. The bill has been allowed at that rate, and the Territory will not hereafter, suffer any loss on U. S. pris- oners. There is due the Territory from the United States at the present time over S3o0o on this account - Times
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
For oyc- rir,y 9car,.

A OtD AND WEL.TRIED RENEnY. - Mrs Wins!owa Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers fer tbeir children while teething, with perfect success It soothes tho child, saftens the gums, ailays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant b Chg taste. Sold by druggists ln every part oi the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is incaiculablo. Be sure and ask for Mrs, Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

Foster predicts a storm to cross the western mountains August 9th, and reach the Eastern States about the 18th. It will be severest in the Mississippi valley. He says further. The weather will average warm for the season till about 2ith to 18th, when we may ex- pect a very considerable change, with an average of much cooler weather during the balance of the month. Sep tember will not be as warm as the same month was last year. Drouth will gen erally be relieved between August goth and the middle of September, and the fall months will be favorable for farm work, especially fall seeding.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

Gen. Weaver, candidate for tn, Presidency on the third party ticket will encounter a stubborn opposition in nearly all of the Southern States The Democratic Congressional Com. mittee authorized to be printed 100, COG copies of a speech delivered in the House of Representatives by Gen. David B. Henderson of Iowa, in which he showed that Gen. Weaver had de- nounced the people of the South and the penocratic party in terms more or less insulting, and calculated to iniure his Presidential prospects all through that section, After making the charge Gen. Henderson produced a copy of Gen. Weaver's speech, ard had it printed in the Record, and the South ern Democrats propose to fight Gen. Weaver with weapons of his own man. ufacture. The people of the South can sometimes stand individual abuse. but when the entire South is attacked they are sure to resent it.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HESITATE OF GEORGE A NEWTON DrcrAsrn s sotioe Is hereby giveu by the undersigned EIoou- trx Of Che last VIII and Tostame, of George A New ton deceased to the creditors of aud all persona having claims aSainst the said deceased to exhibit the with the neoosary vouchers within ten months after the fire. publication ot this notice to the said Exeentrtr at her plaee ol residence in Globe Ga County Arzopa, the same heinz the pscc for the transaction Of the busueer of said estate, in said County Of Cha
 ALICE NEWTON, Eteeuir'H of the will of George A Newton deceased Dated, at Globe, thls i5th day Of July 1892
 juyl6-iw
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

ltis the opinion of Stewart Bland, Springer and other members of Con. gress that the ratio at which silver and gold should be coined is 15! to 1, chiefly because it is the, ratio of the Latin Union, and also of the governments of Spain, Holland, Russia and the Cen tral and South American States, and therefore would be easiest to agree mon
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

Katchinski, Blot IA, block 7s, s7O0 to S75O,
 Livingston, N. H.-Ranch $500 tc $500
 Lee, J. " Ranch $50 to $1OO
 Lawbon, H W Ranch S15O to $2e6
 Looney, L. L. Ranch $50 to SlO0
 Martin X Dunlap Ranch S100 tc S2OO.
 Morton, Mrs. F.-Lot 8, block 75, 1 $500 to Sl, 900.
 Meikle,J .F-0mitsed furniture $50.
 Mayor Frank -425 cattle to 5OO cattle McDonalj, s. Mcdonald ranch SlOO to $500; Cooper ranch s1Oo to S2O0.
 Mcdonald, Nathan Ranch s4O0 to 5000. McCartor, Jos Trustee ~ Haosier mine, s2, 900 to s8,OOO; Yuma mine, $500 to S750
 NaegeHn, wm. -875 cattle to 500 cattle.
 Neal, W. R. Ranch $50 to s1Oo. Narron. J, c Ranch on Salt river omitted, s4oO,
 Neffe, E. H,---8 of lot 8, block 73, s35O to 5000; lot g, block 80 sa5O to $500.
 Newton, c. J.-omitted 3 horse S65, saddle sl5, firearms, s1o.
 Peter, G. T and D, J.-lOO0 cattle to 1900 cattle.
 Pool J5hh E Ranch $50 to s2O0
 Powers, F. T-Ranch $500 to s2OOO
 Pemberton, John-45O cattle to 500 cattle
 Penrod, John s. s.-Houso and lot s2O0 to s25O.
 Riley < Armstrong 300 cattle to $50 cattle
 Slack C. w.-Lot ], block "A, S25O to s35o.
 Starr < Rogers Lot 4, block ST, Sl50O to sl6OO.
 senuels, R H.-125 cattle to 15O cattle.
 Smith, Geo. F.-8oo cattle to 400 cattle Treyarthan, R, H sr.-Lot 5, block ! 7s,s5OO to s55O O;furniture omitted slOo. 1 Triple E. J, Cer.enaial mine, $500 to $500.
 Williams, W. Mot 8, block 90, l Sl75 to S25O.
 Wingdeld, J. H -1s horses s86o to 50 horses 5000; 75 cattle to I3O cattle. Pringle, Robt and Johu-l50O eat. ie 2O0O cattle
 On motion 1t was ordered that the Assessor make such changes and cor .ecsious in the Assessment Roll of Gila county for the year 1892, as were or. lered by tEo Board of Equalization. Bill of J ". Beard, expense on es- aped insane person, s38, presented nd allewed, and garpants ordered .rawn on General Fund ip payment hereof. 4I The Probate Judge allowed the laims of Patrick Shanley, Supervisor, 80; Q. c. Tebbs, Supervisor, sl37.2o i'd J W. Ellison Supervisor, SIP. 4O; rdered that warrants be drawn on the diary Fund in payment thereof. On motion, Monday, August 22d, 592 was fixed as the day when the oard should meet as Board of  On motion Board adjourned to 10 clock a m., Aug 22d 1899.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN. Clerk. Approved PATRICK SHkvLEr
 Cbairnon.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
$500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid to any party or parties, by Mrs, G. 4. New ton, for the recovery and identification of the body of her husband c. A. Nea- ton, who was drowned in Salt River at the Redman's Crossing, on the after noon of April 11th, 1892.
 TEs. q. A. NEWTON. Globe, A. T., May 14th, 1899
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
NOTICE TO cREDIlops.

ES1ATE OF THOMAS MARTEL, DECEASED - Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Admin isrator of the Estate Of ThoffEs Marte deceased to the edtos of and all persona having claims against the said deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to he said Administrator at Strawberry Gila county, Arizona Che same being the place fr the transaction Of hc business f said estate in said coup ty of cia, Arizona Territory
 JAMES R. HOPKINS, AamnatFatora a he estate of Thomas Martel deceased Dated ~t Globe Arizona, thia .9th day of july 1882 july s0-ts
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

The appropriations of the first ses- sion of the 52nd Congress, just closed, aggregate about S51o,OOO, GOO, which is $i7, 100000 more than was appropria- ted during the first session of the 5lst Congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06

in June Che gold product of South Africa reached g9, 486 ounces, the total for the first five months Of the current year being 45e, 4S1 ounces. The output of 1891 was 729, 300 ounces. 1t is be- lleved that this year will cone close to an average of 100 900 ounces monthly
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
indian DepredatIons.

Al persons who have claims against the Ho' eminent for icssss sustained through h. aian deIIedations in Arizona and New sfexi. co, Will ind j: Co then interest to communi. ca'e iinmeaiatsly with the undersigned in rs. gard to the same, # they desire Co take ed,sn. tsge of the laws recently passed by Conr-es, tu rslnE1rse all paitics who have suffered such igsses. VIM. o. ONEIbB,
 Attorney st law,
 PrescOtt, AIizVDa.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
NOTICE.

N oI{CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE sesniaF meeting of the BCart Cf Supervisors of Gia ce9ntg Ari7oua hel5 9u the sth day Of April A D 1882 the following order was passed, to.wit
 On melton and by unsaiinous vote ot the aler1bsrs present it is ordered that reorganization of the -oer of Gila CoUnty Arizona, be made i the manner and az required by tho Ele-ton Laws Of hs Territory and further that e clsrk give notice of this order by pub Heation- ls is by isw directed to be g.yen." Giobe. Arzong April l4th. 1892
 CEsEs MARTIN,
 Clerk Of the BoArd of Supervisor, Grs Co, A q spl IS 4m
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-06
SHERIFFS SALE.

ESY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OFT AS "i the District Court of toe Second Jadiea, Bs- tiat Of the Territory of Arizona n and for the County Of Ga on the 18th day of July 1882 and to me directed and delivered on fodsmsnt rendered in the Justice Court of Globe Precinct Ga couaty on the ilh day of May ls9i m favor Q; Julius Sultan and against John Holohsn, aud afterwards to-Wit ou the 2Oth day of February iss2 Tas transferred from said Justice Court Co the aforesaid DistHot Court wherein am com uandtd to make the of S73 % damages with inter et from date Of judgment the rate of seven per cent per annam until satisfied together with oil costs and acrrung costs
 And whsrras, did on the i3,h day of Jul5 1892 Ia paruance of said execution levy apon the following de seribea real property to-vit Lot nine igl in block e<ltyio1r Is' a tho town Of Globe Glla county. Ar zana, together wi'G all ,he Improvements thereon
 Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the e day of huguat i392 at the bour Of 10 o'clock m in front of the County Court House in the town of Globe ella County, Arizona Teui.or Sl sell all the rllbt tlo and interest Of tbs said John Hoohau in and t the above dea5cd property st public auction Co the highest and best bidder fgF cash lawful money of tb United states % satisfy said execution and all costa
 J. II THOMPSON,
 sheriff Gila Coulty. A T D' V ' Oi-s"ELL Deputy iuyls4s