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Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The affairs of saii Corporation shall be con. ducted by the officers and tho Bolri of Di. rectors uf said Corporation. Said officers shall consist of presitcut. secretary, q treaSlrer ard I manager Said Board of Directors shall consist of five stockholders: and, until their successors shall be duly elected. L, gan H. Root, P K Root, D c Stevens Fred. A. Griffith. and W Nj Griffith, shsll he the me'uber> 6f and shali constitute said Board nf Directors and the said Logan II. Root shall be. during said time, the president of saii Corporation; and the said D c. Stevens shall be, during said time the secretary and treasurer of add Corporation; and the said W. NJ. Griffith shall be, during said time. the manager of said Corporation. That on the second Monday of January of each and every year hereafter, ali of the said officers shall be elected by the stockholders of said Corporation; and the term of office of each of said officers shall be one year, and until their successors are duly elected
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

EsTATE OF GEORGE A. NEWTON. DECEASED h1 Notice is hereby giyeu by the undersigned Execu. tdx Of the last VIII aud Testame.t of 5eorgo A New ton deceased to the creditors c and all persona having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary rouchors within ten months after the fits. publication of this notice tho sad Ezecutfx at her place of rcadccc in Globe ona County. Arizona. tho same bsihg One place Tor lhe ansae,iou uf e Auspena of said estate in said County ot Gia
 ALICE NEwTCR, ESccattix of thc Will of George A Newton daceased Dated, at Globe, this 18th dag of Juiy is92
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Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Notice of Forfeiture
mo ALTREp KINNEY. oR T

DO ALFRED KINNEY; OR TO l whom it may concern, this is to mo- titT yyu that J. c"-own-r u the Pvrgugss mining claim, situated in the Trfr.orv ut Auzuna, County of Gila, and more rsrtfer- larly described iu Eona l. ul Gila County Min. iHg Records, at uago 202, horo daua end per. ."rmla ths guulai york un said claim, us fc- 4ulrea aY lnw. for the vpnr 1881
 This therefore. is notify y.l that q YOU do not pay your fult inpmtiou of tAe cost uf said work together with Che cost Df this ad. yertisomen', within ninety days after th. lE- plfItnn ni lhis notice, your interest iu s.id mining claim a5 c8-IwBar will utterly cease and, by operation of raw, become the psopei ty of tbe urdeysigUed
 ANDREW BARTLETH
 Glnee, A. T., July 9, 1892. iulv2 god
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED uUT Ab of the District Court of the Second Jpdisli ills uiet Of the Territory of AElona in and For the County Of Cha on the 18th day Of July lss2 and me directed and delivered judgment rendered in the Justice Court of Globe Precinct Ga county un the Ilth day of May 1891 in favor of Julius Sultan and against John HolohGn aud afterwards Co wit on the elth ,lqy of February ls92 Transferred rom said Justice Count to the aforesaid District Court wherein | an com handed to make the of si3 2g damages with Inter est from date Of judgment the rate of seven per cent per annum until satisfied together EiGh all costs and accruing costa
 And whereas lid CD the 18th day of July 1899, lu pursuance of said execution levy lron t following de- seiibed real property to-pit Lot nlac go iu block eighty four ls u ,he town of Globe Gle county. Ar z7na, together aith an the improvements thereon
 Public notice hereby glyer that oD Tuesday the ath day Of August l5)2 at the holg of 10 o'clock ID ia front Of the County Cour House iu the town of Globe Gila County AHzoaa rtrstoTy will sell all tAe l4Fht tue aai iptsret of the -aid John Holohau n and to the above described property at public aacton @ the highest and best bidder for cash lasful money Of he United states, to satisfy sal execution and a cgsts
 |. V. THeMPSUE,
 Sheriff, Cha County. A r By . H gaEswFLt Deputy juIyls it
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
PREFERRED LoUALs

If you want a good smoke call for the Ruby Royal cigar, at
 G. $. VAN WAGENEN's. A large and well selected line of bam- ples of clothing just received, at G. s. Van Wsgenen's
 Some large size boots at bargain, aS G, S. Van Wagenen's.
 Choice cigars, ut c, s, Van Wage nen's.
 New stock of mons gloves, of all kinds, at G. S. Van Wagenen's
 New invoice of choice case whisky received at G, S Van Wagenen's. Desirable furnished rooms, north of the bridge MRs J. c. RAMspEI1. Choice cigars, 15e., for 25c., Ioc. { for 25c, the best value for the mon ey to. be found anywhere-Post Of- flee Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
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AEic.s half tho American people yet tAcrc is o2ly o-c rrcaG-atlon cteas&7a-iila tlat acts cn tac bowels rld reaches ts!s i-aporsazt trouble, E2d tlc. i1 Joys Vegetable sa-=GpGf,ilo, Ij re- Ecvc7 l: ia 2i LoGss G-d sa occa1fonal dose ITO. Tca.s rstara. Tc r@tcs, by yrc-1.issioa, to c, E. ElsiaGioa, I2j Loc2-: Avenue, sGa Francisco; J, II. GroNa, Pc,al1-aa, CGL II. 8. winu, Gca-y Court, g.Fr and L-2IroG7 of ot@crs who hGvo used i; il coazt!. .a,!cl. One letter il Q ra-lplo of Engc7c1s Il-i2s,oa, v=itcs; "IEarc been For yca-5 5sa5.cst b bilo2s headaches aa1 cJnSti- pa,ioa. Have lcca So bad for Q year back have had to ta,s Q psy-Lo every other right or cleo I would lave headache. Ono bottle ci J y,s., Pl. rac ilsn!c2dl4 Ghapc, Itpositiveiy controls corssiss. on
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

Information received from Florence last night is to tho effect that the ex- animation of Frank Kibbey was indef- initely posnoned, owing toa disagree ment among the lawyers in the case as to the day when the hearing shouldbo called
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

Mir. Edward Yanderlip writing from Crittenden, to the Citizen, makes men ton of the fact that a Mexican boy named Carlos Renteria was bitten by a skunk at Greaterville on the l5th day of July, and on the 9th of August died in frightful convulsions at what is known as the Pcwsy ranch. Dr. Davidson, who attended the sufferer, pronounced it a clear case of hydro phObin
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

There is no chnngo in tho copper market. Manufacturers show no in- olination to purchase. Arizona copper ,s quoted at 95, nominal, which is probably io. above tho actual selling price.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
NOTICE TO cREDIloRs.

HESITATE OF THOMAS MARTEL, DECEASED BI Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admin strotor of the Estate of Thomas Marte deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the Eaid deceased 70 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pu6ea5n of this notice to .he said Administrator at Strawberry Gla county Arizona the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said coun ty q cila, .-rizoua Territory
 JAMEs R. HOPKINS, Adnistyator or the estate Of Tho.as Marte deceased Dated at Globe. Arizona tlis 2sth day Of July 1892 july % {.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREUY GIVEN THAT AT THE 4 ' 'eguier Eres-s c' thg Hossi of sapesa'5rrs of Gi!a yoautg Ar-ona, held oa Che tth day os April A p 1892 Che iolloviuE order was passed. 10 wit 'oa motion and hy unanimous vote of the menhcrs present it s ordered that re stratian o' Che voters of Gla County Arizona bs made in tbo mauuer ard as required by h9 Election Laws Of tbls Territory and further that tAc Clerk give not!s H this orier by put Hca'icn. as i5 by law directed to be given Globe. Arizona. April l8th, 1892
 CHAS. T. MARTIN.
 Clerk of the Board e. surer.soIs, Glla Co. A T. apis sm
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
indian Depredations.

An persona who have claims against the tiuseument for iEssos sustained through In. dian depTedAtions iu Arizona and New MeXi- co, "ill find it Co their interest to cummunl- cate immediately ith the undersigned in re. ;ar.l Go the same, ii tbsy ,esirc tu take adian. tasl of t,e laws recently passed hy Congrfss Co reimburse aI parties who have suffered such lcsses. WM Q, O.NEILI.
 Attorney at law.
 iresCgtt, Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

A severe wind and rain storm at Phoenix on the 9th inst. damaged a number of houses, and blew tons of fruit from trees. The large brick chimney of the Insane Asylum blew down and mashed in the roof and cracked the walls badly.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

An '. S. cavalry competition began at Fort Wingats on tho sth inst. The departments of Arizona and Texas arc res,resehtsd,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The Treasury Department at Wash ington purchased 800, GOO ounces of sill yer, on the 10th inst, at s4.25 to s4.35, the lowest price touched since the Sherman act went into operation.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
LETTER LIST.

Letter remajfine n tie p65tofcc ui Globe A. T., for tho week ending Aug 18th, 1899 Marcus, Gus Robinson, Wm2
 Rivera, Juan Persons calling for the above letters please say advertised.
 J r. IThn7fr- p. N
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The time ot the commencement of this Cor poration shall be the time of filing these Ar ticlcs of Incorporation for record in the office of the County Recorder in and for the said County of Gila and it's termination shall be- twenty five vears then nast Sr5pina,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Grasshoppers have invaded some of the ranges in Apache county.

Hill sailed by Gray Gables in his yacht without stopping to call on Gro yer Cleveland, which has an oriiuous look.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
TERRITorf OF ARIZONA, l
 COUNTY OF PIMA. aa'

I, " S. Read. . Notary Public, in and for the County of Pima in the Territory of A,izona, do hereby certify that w. M Griffith, W. E. Guild and c. ". Wright, each of whom are perso.r ally known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed tn the annexed and fure. going Articles of Incorporation, appeared be. fore ne this day ia person and acknowledged that they had signed aad sealed the said Arti- cles for the consideration md purpose therein stated
 GCN Given under my hand and Nntarial GScItI Seal this sfth day of July, \, p. 1892. N-- ~ ". s, READ, july lG-6ti Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
H. c. HITCHCOCK.
I'M PNc. oNE nOLLAN 2 I...Is.
-nnln.

FTrLu9Ha Duorche co h Sept, lssa 9Ua5 K Ciuniaen writss. -Ny ...othsr sao sister used SnHjoE KoeHig Nerve Tonic for nel ralsis, They are beth perfectly Nen nov and never tired pgaisIng the Gonig,'
 pATTgN Ncy. Seps,, i730 woa Gugsrag from neryou- Grhibtv, caasa6 EY dysIaps,a. Didn't efrt ~leta lbas thyce hogEa llscp dagiug auy pfSht. Tho effect aiEa5- tor Ecouis'5 Nerve Tonic wgs magical slept aou2d and Hm roN ns weu as cygr Rtger lsEiug only aua Uags!e, As g Nerve Iouis cons .d,ring how harmless |. is tLink it is thC beet medicine over invented, F. P sutlLEY
 EUUGcIAw, wash Ter. fuso ,ssl Js- Sweeney Wri-sf T nusr cdoeHUty sas sbae af Hll Inc Serve Iouics which 1 have uEnc daEggg tho lsst twelve years, Faster LGcEigs tho ousg l uvCr used.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
$500 Kew ard.

The above reward will be paid tonny party or parties, by Mrs. G. A. New ton, for the recovery and identification of the body of her husband G. 4. New ton, who was drowned in Salt River at the Redmau's Crossing, on the after noon of April 11th, 1892
 Mas G. A. NEWTON. Globe, A. T., May 14th, 1892.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Vfr

The private property of the members. off. cers and stockholders of said Corporation is tu be and shall be exempt from any and all and every the debts, liabilities and charges of the said Corporation
 In witfIeSs whereof said parties have here. unto set their hands and seals on this the fifth day of July A D. 1892.
 VIM. W. GRIFFITH, fSxAt.l ]
 VIM, E GUILD, (SEALj
 c ". WRIGHT, SEAL
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The capitol stock of said Corporation shall h- one hundred and ifty thcsgaud dollars, ta De divided into fifteen hundssd shares. of the de1umiuatian ui one hundred dollars each. Said hres .lyl te. full paid, and af.as.ll b-. on the .r-au' aal.4n q, safa Cararratfa. is.rsB in tuliua.u -ha sad " NJ Griffith. as and lHT 9 fU.l payment c. him Of bis and for his heul uf range neat cattle his stock horses. Jauc1es, gsal praHg.ty used iu connection With saia ht. i. DOS srd-y ridf7 improve meats on ,ae ppsiio doAaiN, his brand and biaad', oau also bis range rights, wagons. tools. furniture saddles, hnluess. blows. ntau. CTS, and each a9i al other personal property SO iy him now usej iR and ahout the care and manaseuscnt uf said herds and all therc- of said cattle and horses hei9q ,;r7naad with the brand oI said GrifGth, the same be. ing as follows 0. x.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
SHIL0H'S co N S J M ? ITO N
 CURE.

Tho success Of this Great Cough Cure it without Q parallel in the history -et medici-s. All druggists are authorized to sell 1t on a pos- live guarantee, test that no other cure can successfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex- pense, are placing Sample BoJsig Free into every home in the United States and Canada If you have Cough, Sore Throat, 5r bTos chitis, use it. for it will euro you. 1T youi child has the Group, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dreae that insidious disease Consumption, use it, Ask your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE, Priee 10 cts., 50 cts. and S1 %. Ifyour Jungf sro sore or Back lame, use Shilohs Porous Plaster. Price 9 cts. For sale by all Drug rists and Dealers.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The highest amount of irdebtslnos, or Iia. bility .o which said Corporation is at any time to be subject, and to subject itself, is the sun of ten thousand dollars.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
E. W, TansIi & Co.,, Haadsa5t SEASE oTF AG't 5
 55 Stntc St, Chicago, ' Every Town for


FREE! < y-foot French Glass, Oval Front Nickel or Cherry Cigar Show Case; Merchants Only Address at once.
 E. W TA"stLL & Co, as above,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Articles of Incorporation of Drip.
 ping Springs Cattle Company.

WHEREAS Be the undersigned. desire to form Corporation aud become Body Cor porate. undvr and by virtue of Chapter Tuu. entitled Corporations iu General. of the Re sised Statutes of Arizona, 1887, and of all statutes amendatory thereof aid aupplemen. tal thereto, for the objects and purposes here natter sci forth
 Now, IHEmFoRE, by viitue If tho pTeuiis- es aforesaid, aId iu pursuance thereof. these Articles oi Incorporation are made and adopt sd by the rudeIsigiet, the. is to say
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

Tie general nature Of ths l1siDc-s U-apased tn be trausac-ea shall us Ee bly.1g eising. bres"ing and selling Jt neat cattle and stock nng5es; and .lIsa all and every the matters and i5nss ne.a.sarr to be done in and a5nut tbe cauyjug o7t l .he objects. and all tLerrcf aforesaid.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The names of the said incnrpcraturs are ". A C.iAth, w E Ggild. gn8 C Y Wright. aud the Corporate name 0i the said Corpora. ti'n shal! be DEirring Spliugs Cattle CoIupa. ny; and thg place where the principal bnsi. ness of soij Corporation ssalI Ie frausarfei sha5. lc It tl5 Dripping Springs Ranch in said Cmmtyo' 'iual and Territory of Arizona,
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NOTHING IMPORTANT.

The Day at Homestead Passes Very Qui-
etly-Leaders May BE Arrested.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July a. Major
General Snowden has practically re-
fused to recognize the authorities of the
borough. He told the acting burgess
that il the town would take care of its
people he would take care Of his soldiers.
This was apropos Of q statement by the
acting burgess that drunken and disor-
derly soldiers were liable to arrest BY
the borough police. General Snowden
showed by his manner and acts that he
considered himself In charge Of Home
nA<5l4u Nxsss ~ss,ls
one except Governor Pattison, and, incl
dentaIly, Sheriff McC Cleary.
The townspeople are not talking much
about the presence Of the soldiers.
They show no sentiment ia their manner
ard Es=<e~at conflicts are not, likely
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THE FRENCH DISASTER.

lt Was Caused by an Avalanche--Is0
Known TO Have Perished.
" PARIS, July 14.-Further dispatches
from st. Gervais les Baines say the dis
aster occurred at a. M, when nearly all
the inhabitants and residents were
asleep. 1t has transpired that the Sion
nassay Glaciers, which extend from the
northwest side of Mount Blanc, became
detached and swept down the side of
the mountain, carrying the baths and
the hamlet of LaFayet into the torrent.
The loss of life was appalling. There
was no possible chance of the people get
ting ont of the way Of the tremendous
mass of earth, rock and ice, and great
number whose lives wene not crushed
out beneath the falling debris of their
houses were swept into the river and
drowned. Over $50 bodies have been
recovered from the Arve, and these with
the 80 taken fEom- the ruins of houses
not believed that this viii cover the en-
tire loss Of life, as there are undoubtedly
many bodies buried under the masses of
debris that win never be recovered.
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WIND AND WATER.
Combined They Cause q Terrible
Disaster at Peoria
Ills.
A Pleasure Steamer Capsized by Cy.
clone and Many Of the Passen.
gers Perish.
Thirteen Bodies, Mostly Those OF
Ladies, Recovered from the steam
er's Cabin.

PEORIA, Ills, July 1.-THE cruel
waves Of the Illinois have borne down
to death score Of persons who were out
enjoying themselves. The frankie Fol-
som, Pekin boat. started out during
the evening with forty passengers
aboard. A landing was afterward made
and about twenty others Joined the
party, so that the passenger list reached
fully sixty. As the boat came ont of the
landing and started down to the city
she was struck by cyclone and turned
over. She.was about midway in the
river and sank rapidly. Owing to the
howling tempest the cries Of the passen-
gers could not be heard. The Long
fellow, with seventy-fve passengers
from Kingston. passed her and ran to
the foot of the next street. Word was
conveyed to the police station, and
Mayor Warner at once ordered every
man to the scene of the disaster. The
Rock Island also sent special train to
the scene, and small boats weresent to the
Folsom, the hull of which could be seen
when the lake was illuminated by the
vivid lightning. It is known that there
are dozen in the cabin of the ill-fated
steamer. When the boat careened over
her cargo rushed to the sinking side
And Many Were Washed Overheard.
A man who has just been brought Of
said he saw several women carried down
and they were cooked to death by steam.
Every time the boat rocked the poor un-
fortunates clinging to the side would
release their hold and disappear in the
waves. The rescuers saw several bodies
floating away which they could not
reach. So far Mrs. Duisdecker and two
girl companions, names unknown, Miss
Cora Fisher, Mrs. Fred Fisher, Miss
Mary Flath, John Aherns, Mary Paeble
and Annie Paeble are the known dead.
Eosns thrilling stories are told BY the
men who have been brought of in the
boats. Sam sutton missed his wife
when the cyclone struck the boat and
he heard her calling for him as the
cabin filed with water. He dived into
the hold to what seemed certain death
and managed to bring her to the sur-
face. For an hour they chung to the
rail and were both saved. William
Hart also went into the cabin and
brought up the unconscious form OF his
wife. 1t is thought she win live. The
greatest fears are entertained concern
ing the fate of over q hundred persons
who were out in small boats. It is GER
tain that eight lives have been lost in
this manner.
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The sIinnesota PARK Bill.

WASHINGTON, July IA. - Senate,
Washbnrn viii urge the passage oi
Castles state park BILL The senator
said when he opposed the bill he had
the impression that it appropriated al
immense tract Of land that should b,
given to settlers. When he found i
only gives 5000 acres Of governmen
land he made up his mind to support it
He thought it proper to make park a
the head waters Of the Mississippi.
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NoN-uNIoE MEN.

Telegram to General snowden Says
They Are ON the Way.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July I4.--A telegram
was received at General Snowden'f
headquarters just before noon stating
that number of non-union men had
been engaged by Mr.. Frick and were on
their way to Homestead A message
was sent asking for further particulars,
but no satisfactory reply was obtained.
Word was passed to the officers in com.
mand of the different regiments to be in
readiness for orders, and preparations
were made for q detail of guards to quell
any disturbance in Homestead OF
vicinity
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A Village Destroyed.

ROME, July l4.-The eruption Of
Mount Etna is rapidly increasing II
violence The fires in the craters show
great activity. Loud explosions are con
tinually taking place. A severe earth
shock occurred this morning, which re
duced to ruins the village Of Giarre, OF
the coast Of Sicily, Eve hours journey
from the crater Of Mount Etna. Ths
population Of Giarre is about $4,000. i
is feared here that many must have per
iShed
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WAsHINaroS, July IA. The secretary
Of the interior has affirmed the decision
Of the commissioner 81, the general land
ofice rejecting the applications of a. 81.
spilker and fourteen others TO make en-
Try Of lands iii the ST. Cloud district, on
the Manitoba land grants The sscre-
tary Also sustaius the commissioner IN
bis decision rejecting the claim Of the
State Of Minnesota under the swamT
land law 70 lands y section 9, town %,
range II.
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THE DEATH LIST.
Thirteen Bodies So Far Recovered from
the wreck of the frankie Folsom.

Thirteen Bodies So Far Recovered from
the wreck of the frankie Folsom.
PEORIA, Ills, July 1.-THE work Of
recovering bodies from the wreck of the
Frankie Folsom has gone on slowly but
steadily since the accident. Following
Is list OF the dead recovered thus far:
Mrs. w. G. WILLS, Pekin.
Mrs. FRED FISHER, Pekin.
MISS CORA FISHER, Pekin.
JoHN AHRENDs, Pekil.
Miss MARY FAITH, Pekin.
MRs. HENRY DRUIsDECKER, Pekin.
Rev. j. III. McMIEN, Benson.
Unknown body, recovered with initials
on bangle, ~. G. M"
Miss LoTTIE SHADE, Shelbyville, Ills.
Mrs. KATE BEEBE, Pekin
Miss HEPLER. Pekin.
Two More Unfortunates.
PEORIA, Ills, July 1.-TWO more
bodies, names unknown. have just been
recovered from the boat.
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Deadly Gas II : wen.

LIrcHFIELD, Mimi, July 14.-Twc
men, John Chilstrom and son, lost their
lives in an old well from foul air. The
young man went down in the wen by q
windlass and platform, and was seen tc
fan over of the platform. The fathez
then went down to rescue the boy and
be, too, was overcome and lost his life.
The bodies have not vet been recovered.