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Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
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The strong toae of the copper mar ket is very gratifying. The movement of prices is still toward higher lot el
 and while speculation has had some thing to do with the rise, yet there is good reason for the buoyancy in the eurtsilment of the worlds production that has taken place during the past five months and half. It is now To. ported that the demand in November was much better than reported, and that 10000, ,0OO pounds of wire bars were placed during the month. Bids of 12e. were refused for Lake Superior ingot, while fair sized lots realized 12s @ic. Casting copper is quoted at He, and Arizona pig at 10gc.
 A correspondent of Iron Ago says of copper; The demand in our country is certainly increasing, due to the doyel- opment of electricity. Prof Douglas gives the consumption of copper in the United States per capita in 1880 pound, is 1889 q pounds, the latter based on population of 6l 900, ,000 The per capita increase is plain enough, and with the growing wealth of the people and the larger uses of electricity there is no reason why we should not require 300,000 tons of copper in the year 1900 to satisfy the demand of this country alone, or about 70 per csnt of the worlds present annual production. Dealing with this years demands, we notice very noticeable increase for all uses,
 Taking the price of the metal over an average of years, We find that it is at present below the average. The supplies are not in excess of the de- mand; producers have como to a very sensible business understanding to cur tail their production by 6 per cent. in order not te oyerstock tho market, and have also agreed not to undersell each other as in former years. la Europe the situation is encouraging The European producers, controlling Ven e7uOla, Chih, Cape of Good Hope, Spain, &o., agreed to reduce their out put . per cent. and arranged that only 40, ,000 tons per year can bo exported from the United States, an export which will probably aat be reached at all this year. Hence the visible sup plies in EnglaHd and France have fallen 1 of considerably.
 On November 18th this visible sup ply was 4,356 tons, against 56,O7s i tons on October Slst, 1892 59, 8l5 tons October 3lst, 1891, 6s, ,225 tons octo. Der 3lst, 1890, and lO3, 54O tons on the ! same date in 1889.
 On tho other hand, deliveries in En- gland and France have largely in creassd, proving conclusively that trade has improved to a great extent On the basis of the previous four months the deliveries of the first two weeks in November should have been about 45O0 tons, but they reached GS33 tons If the last two weeks should show the same amouAt of deliveries, thea even the exceptionally large delivery of March will be exceeded by 1900 tons.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

masmuch as there is about to be a shuiile and deal in federal offices, and as 0ila county has been unusually modest in it's demand for share of the loaves and fishes, it thassuggested itself that this geographical section of Ari- zona would not be regarded an intru- der were she to ask the nomination and confirmation Of one of her citizens to the position of Surveyor General of this Territory Therefore, we suggest the person or Dr. Alexander Trippel, a man eminently qualified, intellectually and morally, for the position, and whose education peculiarly adapts him for the place.
 Dr Trippel has been a resident of Globe for almost ten yea,s, during which time he has successively held the important positions of superinten- dent of the old Dominion Copper Co.'S mines, and of tho Buffalo properties, and is now in charge of the latter He stands in the front rank as a mining engineer and metallurgist. The Doe tor has been consistent and active Democrat, man of influence in the party counsels, and it is only right that his services should be in @ meas ure rewarded by bis appointment as Surveyor
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

Tombstone had an exciting episode one evening last week, in which the town pedagogue and an attorney were the principal actors. The attorney has promising son who amused himself in school by sticking pins into to his classmates, for which offence he was sent home. The fond parents were in dignant; the mother interviewed the stern teacher and gave him a piece of her mind, and a few hours later the attorney and the instructor met on the street and became involved in a wordy wrangle which led to blows and the disciple of Blackstone getting the worst of it, pulled his pistol with the fell purpose of shooting his antag- onist full of holes, but his aim was not true, else this might have been tale of a tragedy instead ofa farce. Farce" aptly describes the manner in which many schools in Arizona are conduct ed, there is an utter lack of discipline owing to the interference Of parents with the authority of the teacher.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
Io 1. ?. GUENTBER. oR To WHOM

no A. P. GUENTBEB, OR TO WHOM t may concern, this is to notify you that ! 8 oa.owner in the Cleopatra mining claim, situated in the Territory of Arizona, County of Gifa, and more particularly de. scribed in Book 8 of Gila County Mining Records, at pa9e 4o0 haze done and per- forlued your share of the annual work on said claim, as required by las for the year 1891. This, therefore, is Co notify you that if you do not pay your iul proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this nd sertisemeut, within ninety days after the ex- l,iraticn oi this naticc Thur interest in said mining cl9im as eo-owner, will utterly cease and, by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned
 CHARLES RUCKEI.SHAUSEN. Globe, Arizona, Sept 3, 1892
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Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

For sore throat there is nothing better than eiannel bandsge dampened with Chamberlain Pain Balm. It will nearly always effect cure in one nights time. This remedy is also 6 fayorite for rheumatism and has cured many vary severe cases. 50 cent bot ties for sale by H. c. Hitchcock, drug
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

The Denver Mining Industry and Tradesman of December 1st, devotes considerable space to the mention of a new railroad enterprise to be backed by Denver capital The road ns pro jected will run direct from Trinidad, Colorado to Fl Paso, Texas, and the promoters have, also ia contem- plation the construction of branch lines into Arizona, Mexico and Tex as. Says the Industry; "The pur- pose of this enterprise is to furnish the means of quick and rapid develop ment to country of great and varied natural resources-a country for the most part far in landscape rich in soil and opulent ia the deposits of the precious metals The broad valleys of Arizona possess almost limitless pos abilities in tho production of the orange, the lemon and the apricot. Her mountains are scanned with rich veins of gold and silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

The Colorado, La Hunta Tribune of Dec. 3rd, speaking of the trial of Fit Carson, Jr., tson of the noted scout upon the charge of murder. says '"rhe second trial of Kit Carson, Jr., at Las Animas this week resulted in the jury finding a verdict of guilty on the charge of assault with intent to mur- der"
 The intent was fearfully accom- plished and resulted in the murder, of his mother-in-law, the mother of eleven children, ,aad lodging of two bullets in the per, on of his iather-in-law.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

Mr. J. c. Boswell, one of the best known and most respected citizens of Brownwood, Texas, suffered with diar- rhna for a long time and tried many different remedies without benefit, un- til Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiArrhea Remedy was used; that re- ieyed him at once, For sale by H. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

Gentlemen'a ncckwear cheap at the Post Office Store.
 A fine lime of Holiday Goods at the Post ofliee Store. Reasonable prices. CANDY.-I1ine cholates, rich creams etc, at the Post oflice Store.
 New stock of mems gloves, of all kinds, at C. $. Van Wegenon's.
 Location notices, free, at the Re corder's office.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

XxTHEREAs. THE FACT IS YoroRIdus THAT " an Apache Indian murderer and outlaw known and designated as the Kid" has with a number of renegades Ike himself whose unknown been committing muriers sud other crimes against the law and safety of tho people of Ciila County Now therefore. l. J Il Thompson, sheriff of Gfa County by order of the Board of Supervisors of said county, do hereby offer reward af FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and conviction of the afore- said criminal the Kid which reward is also hereby offered and authorized be paid for satisfactory ey dence that the Kid has been killed providing 1t s not eSpedient to capture him alive the reward be paid to the party Killing hn, upon the presentation cf proper proof thereof
 J IT THOMPSON,
 sheriff, Gila County. A T Dated Ncy s2d, 1892
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Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

The Star says. sam Hughes, the Wiggins of Tucson, foretells rain and snow for the coming month, and that the coming season will be unusually rainy.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
Knlehts Of Pv.I,ias,

Regular meeting of Pinal Mountain Lodge No. II, Tuesday night of each week at Ma sonic Hall Ali brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 Taos. w CrRNow, C, c. " F WENTgoFF K B. S.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

A loan association from Los Angeles is said to have offered to loan $500, ,OOO on Phoenix real estate at per cent interest.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

He N. Y. Sun says DeRothohild's proposition to purchase silver 'is like one for lowering the ocean by pump ipg tho water out of it,n
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
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l. o. O. r. meets on Che second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting brethren iu good standing cordially invited to attend.
 D. G. FOX, c r. II Fl MrNEL1Y Scribe
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

There are now thirty students in attendance at the Territorial Uni
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

Tucson will soon have an electric light plant of the Edison system.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
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Tho old Idea of 70 years ago was that
 facial eruptions were duo to q blood
 humor, for which they gave po,aah SaaA Thus ell the old sagsapafillas contain pot. ash neusca.iug mineral, that instead Of de eroasIHg. actually creates mcra crups.ous. You hayouotecd taia ben taking osl.cr Earsa pasilias than Joy's Itis however now known that the stomach, the blood creating power, is tho scat of l.yl.iati 8 CT cieauaing operations AG;oIaach elosGcd by Indigestion or constipation, yitietes thc blood, roauI. piIaplcs. A clean stomach and hoalthiuldisestou pirilcs itanl they disappear Thus Joys vesaiablo far.ara rari.la Is compounded after the modern isca 10 rcculate t,le lowclsand ft.mulate the digestion Thccaaet is immediate md satisfactory. A short testimonial Co con trast the action Of tho potash sarsaHaTilias and Joys modern vegetable preparation. Nr~ C. D. Stuart of 4c1 Hayes st, s. writes " have for ycarl Lad Indigestion tried 0 popular sar- saparilla but it actually caused moro plmples to break out on my fare. Hearing that Joys was Q later preparation md acted differently tried 1t, -.H.yT sf .-sfs @ g... gr a- -H n
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10
$500 REWARD.

As7islant secTetaTy q Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-10

Dated Ncy 22d, 1892
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
ARE WIN rERS COLDER?
1t Seems So in Europe. While Ours Are
Growing Warmer.

Growing Warmer.
From The New York Press.
1t is often asked, regarding the seasons,
whether there is q positive change in eli
mate from century to century.
The general opinion seems to be that the
springs and summers are cooler than they
once We're, and that the winters are less
cold.
The records of thermometrical observa-
tons show that the temperature of the
month of May is diminishing, but that the
temperature OF the year, taken together,
rather tends to increase.
Taking into consideration a period OF
fifty or sixty or more years, there has been
observed an actual diminution of the mean
temperature in the climate of France. But
observing Il longer period-comparing. for
example, the earliest centuries of French
history with the present time--no sensible
difference of the seasons can be establish
ed.
For example, the Roman emperor, Julian
was very fond of living at Paris and abou,
A. d. $50 he made several long sOjOurns
in that city. In his NIisopogon he relates
that he was greatly surprised one fine morn
ing to see the Seine stopped in it's course
and it's waters changed into blocks of mar
BILE.
So we see that there was at that time
as well as today, winters severe enough tc
freeze the rivers. and that the climate has
not changed much if any.
Perhaps the men of the present time have
a more sensitive epidermis than had their
hardy ancestors.
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peals, but he never relented his purpose; The
tunnel was a cool, dry place, and Miss Bailey
did not undergo any physical discomforts on
account of the imprisonment. Each day for
the first week she hoped to prevail upon Ada1r
to release her.
Finding that he could not be moved from
his position she gave her consent to wed him.
having no intention, of course of standing by
her word Then he was brought to see. that
the banns must be published and certain forms
complied with. and that legal marriage
with her, prisoner, was impossible. Although
made desperate by his own stupidity he would
not give up his idea, and thus passed a sec
ond week Miss Bailey had not been pas
siye prisoner during the fortnight. She had
gone over the place time and time again. hop
ing to find some weak point to begin opera
tons upon. but had found no encouragement.
The timbers used for door frames Were mas
would have deiied stouter arms and better
tools than she could bring to bear on it, At
the beginning of the third week Adar became
sulIen and morose and she began to fear him.
On Wednesday night of that week he proposed
that they secretly leave the ncighborhood for
the coast, and on reaching it take ship
fled again. She had some money in the safe
at the sanitarium but he could not get it
and had none of his OVID.
He did not come on Thursday night. but
the next evening he threatened that if she
did not bring forward some plan within con,
murder her. If he could not marry her noRone
else. should. There was no question In her
gerous. A simple incident in the kitchen
Of the sanitarium solved the whole mystery.
Ono of the female servants noticed that Adair
had changed greatly Of late, and she had
he~ eye on him when he sinned some food
from the table into his. handkerchief: Moth
ing was said to him at the time, but the wo-
man began to put this and that together, and
she finally began to wonder and suspect. She
communicated with her master. and he with
the detective who still at the place. and th't
evening Adar was followed to the cave and
Miss Bailey rescued The young man was ar
evident that he had lost bis mind and could
not be held legally responsible. After a med
ical commission had pronounced on his case
he was sent to an asylum. Mr. Bailey and his
daughter went home: end those who fingered
had ceased to tx Of the case when climax
to it came. Adair escanod from the asylum
returned to the sanitarium. proceeded to the
room formerly occunied by Miss Railev and
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From The New York Herald.
When the yankee schoolmarm got out to
Devils Guch she found things little rough.
but no one was rude to her. Indeed so
markedly chvalrous were the male inhabi-
tants that she said to herself over and over
again: "Well, l wish the young men Of
Beacon street could come out here for q
while. They would learn n lesson In polite
ness which some Of them need very, very
much"
Determined not to be outdone In politeness
Miss Nellie very careful not to express
surprise at anything she heard saw. If
she heard bad language in Bob Lacy's faro
ranch she never turned a hair-to say nothing
of her pretty head. And when she saw man
shot down in the street she simply smiled
and whispered to herself that these people
were delightfully."- frank and primitive in their
ways--qllite Homeric indeed. she said-for
Miss Nellie had been educated at Smith col
lege ana knew Greek from alpha to Idaho.
she had plucked it up by the roots, to
speak.
When the young lady first faced her class
she was prepared to hear some pretty hard
names. And she not disappointed for
the nomenclature of DEVILS Gulch is both
forcbc and picturesque Some of the miners
struck richer leads in children than they did
in gold and silver, and their citation or their
disappointment often found vent in names
that were rather startling to Boston ears.
Star of Hope Jones ana Don't G1Tadam Hen
retta Baldwin We're samples OF names gwen
her when she started to make out her roll
book
At last she came to a diminutive specimen
who wore dress of prints and nothing else.
and whose hair was combed on Christmas
and the Fourth of July, because her mother
believed In keeping holy days"
..Now then my little one, what Is your
name?" asked Miss Nellie, with her sweetest
smile
"HeIen French" said the child.
"Ehf'
.TIelcn French" the child repeated.
Eyes, dear. / know it is hell In French.
Now tell me what it is in English, please"
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Consumption carries off
many of its victims need
lessly. 1t can be stopped
sometimes !; sometimes it
cannot.
1t is as cruel to raise false
hopes as it is weak to yield
to false fears.
There is a way to help
within the reach of most who
are Observation-Disclosures Lv-
ING and SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book
on the subject free.
ScorrS BOVINE, Chemists. 13a South 9Th Avenue
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod-livsr
oil-aN druggists everywhere Go. 81.
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Hang Up BaDy's Stocking.

Hang up the baby's stocking
Be sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darling.
She never saw Christmas yet;
But I've told her all about 1t,
And she opened her big, blue eyes
And I'm sure she understood It,
She looked so funny and wise.
Dear! What a tiny stocking.
1t doesn't take much TO hold
Such little pink toes as baby's
Away from the frost and cold.
But them for the baby's Christmas
1t will never do at all;
Why Santa wouldn't be looking
For anything half so small.
know what will Go for the baby.
I've thought of the very best plan
I'll borrow Il stocking of grandma,
The longest that ever | can:
And you'll hang it by mine. dear mother,
Ri~ht here in the corner. so.
And write a letter to Santa.
And faSten it on to the toe.
Write: This is the bahy's stocking
That hangs in the corner here
You have never seen her, Santa.
For she only came this year,
But she's just the blessedest baby
And now. before you go.
Just cram her stocking with goodies,
From the top clean down to the Toe
UNIDENTIFIED.
Dear Children:-You will I am sure feel
as | do when l express myself glad 10
have letters from ladies who feel an III
tcrast in your column. 1t shows that the
older people are proud of you and WISH 10
encourage by noting your Improvement. L
give you letter below, written tor you
alone and thank the writer. ana WISH
more of our oder 1nendS W9tllu W'lt MY ~, IN
this column We want anything that Will
be of service to the young folks. letters Oh
history etiquette or letters OF experience,
or descriptive letters from those VINO nave
travelled We only invite these letters from
Vs. AUNT SUSIE.
Dear Young Folks:-SoIne time ago there
orneared a Short article in your columns
called Our Southern Contederacy, ny
Sadie Shepard. | am an old lady Ior'y SIN
vn.,rs of are. but DOT only read the piece
with much interest and pleasure, but CUT
II ont for future reference. nope every
one of Won read it. There was such a true'
patriotic ring to it that it could non 1ali 10
arouse a thrill OF patriotism IN every
southern breast And although Wouic nor
have Won perpetuatc a feeling OF enmity
against our northern friends. 1t is oniE JUST
and right that the memories OF our Sranu
heroes and their daring deeds snouiu ilSe
forever in orr hearts. ! was par !lS fa
,tr,,cL hv the Justice of this article LOT
while if was plain that the heart or oauie
Shrnard beat in unison with our people. she
osrribes n true. honest motive to Abrlnam
iincoln's act. and in this we agree
heartily disarprove of slavery and am truly
thankful that the curse has been removed
from our land.
often read the letters from the young
folks AM. think you have made great i'm
movement even within the last year.
Not wishing to consume too much or your
valuable space I will close. With hearty
GOOD wishes to all and deep courtesy Oh
respect to our beloved Aunt Susie.
Mrs.. A. L. RUrHERFoRD, Oakdale Ala.
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ished reading "Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens.
like it very much--Dckens is my favortte author.
ain very fond of reading.
Christmas is almost here, and guess the cousins,
especially the little ones, are very glad. Cousins,
we I'll! know some little children whose parents
are not able to give tEem presents and we can ali
earn little money, too. by somes mean. 80. sup
pose we spend earnings buying presents lof
these poor little children-it will make our hearts
glad as well as thers-and shall never have
cause to regret it. 5000 loveth a cheerful giver.
Wishing Aunt Susie and the cousins merry
Christmas and happy New Year, close.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Gentlemen: am tail Of confidence hut not sc
full formerly. lam OF your 4oud ST s4out'
ers for Edisons Obesity Pills. have induced
eral fat boys 10 go your store to ta with you
and your Obesity Pills: the Pills remedy
for dyspepsia which in muny is the main
of fat. Armour, Mills and Johnson have each reduced
20 pounds with the Edison pills. CHAS. B. KING.
Removes Obesity and Improves the Com.
Miss Susan Lee Mathews, 243 Beacon Street, Boston
Mass: Since August fst / have reduced my weight
band, bolt OF obesity pills. the band / or
hours each day. My abdominal measure is Z inches
less. The pills improve the complexion and make the
skin of the face smooth and give it hea thy color.
adv i5ed touse Or. idsons Pills by TIVE lady frends
Mrs. Thorndyke ana Mrs Mathews, OF Arlington ST.
Measurement for band is the largest part of tho
abdomen. The bands ccSb $3.50 each any length up
to IS inches bat for larger than So inches add 10
cent; Eor each additional incl You buy ths
{. pills anu ban is direct rom stores by mail
express. or your drug st will furnish them.
Positively the only treatment that doesn't ab outely
reqnra dieting ana purgin; cthersa lvertise diet
ing" but after you pay yoar money you receive posi-.
tive instructions about starvinE.
PRICE OF FRUIT ALT, SlCo,
Loring & Co., Agents for u. S.,
~ H VEST 22d Street, New York City F. Hamilton
Pace, Boston Mass. lis S. State St. Chicago, III.
Send for our column article Obesity Sd edition.
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G. A. Henderson, Bowman. Miss.-I am quito

G.. A. Henderson. Bowman. NIiss.-I am quite
stranger in your midst, this being my first attempt
to find an entrance into your happy circle.
think the Young Folks corner IS improving
very much OF late, ana think Aunt SuSlrs letters
on etiquette very Instructive Ii every eultor ana
edtress would strive as hard to improve the chill
Gren mentally, many would grow to fame and Tor
tune. so let US all work for IN education. we
should put away fooiiohess and devote our time
to something profitable.
viii some of the cousins be so kind as to send
me the songs: "Ioo Late" and the reply to TOO
late.''
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