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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-09-30
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nisi
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Probably the last chapter in the pub lie career of a notorious woman, Sarah Althsa Terry, was closed on the 1lth inst, by her foreible conveyance from San Francisco to the Stockton insane asylum. Her final exit was in keeping with her tumultuous life. She divlnsd the intention of her guards and pro tested and fought against her removal, appealing to the curious crowd that gathered around her carriage when at rest, and at the railroad station, to res cue her from her captors whom shs accused of abdueting hSr When the attempt was made to place her on the trsin at Oakland she fought desperate ly and it required the unitsd efforts of three officers to get her into the car. "Oh am strong, she yelled as the struggle proceeded. That's my electric power Give me chance and six mon can not move me. She protested that she was not crazy, but had better mind than her enemies. Her maudlin conversation and hallucinations, how aver, told only too plainly of blasted mind, and whether her reason will even he restored is doubtful.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The man reported killed at Winslow, a few days ago, was alive Monday, His name is Jim Ssuter He had bean away for four years, and had just rs- turned to Winslow, when he went into Mike Roach's saloon, armed with a re volver, and proceeded to make Mike dance and do all sorts of things to suit Sauters' whims. Whenever Mike would try to get behind his bar, Sautsr would order him out on tho floor again, but Mike finally did get behind the bar, where he grabbed a shot gun and called on Mir. s. to draw his revolver, at the same time getting in the first shot, taking of the side of Ssuter's jaw and part of his throat. The iugulsr was not cut. Prescott Courier.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

March 2Gth was the last day for the commencement of construction of rail roads wishing to take advantage of the act ''To encourage tho construction of railroads within the Territory of Arizo- na, and which six months after the passage of the net had filed their inten- tions to build. Roads complying with these provisions and the further re- quiremsnt that 30 miles of the road shall be completed each year, are to be exempt from taxation for 8 period of 20 years. Phoenix papers report that the Santa Fe, Prescott 6 Phoenix rail road commenced work on the 18th, on a line to run south through Florence and Tucson to Benson.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
rur SILVER MEN N EARNEST.

Ths recent action of the House of Representatives in setting apart March 22d, 23d and 24th for the considsra- ton of the Bland silver bill has causad consternation among the Democrats of the Eastern States, where the sentiment is against tho free coinage of silver. The large majority by which tho rsso- lution was adopted leaves no room to doubt that free coinage bill will pass tho House and with the aid of Repub- lican Senators from the far Western States may obtain a majority vote in the Senate.
 While tho people of the West and q large proportion in the South favor free silver coinage, irrespective of po- liticsl bias, yet it must be admitted that as an issue it is dangerous measure for the Democratic party to favor. The Democratic press of the East is almost unanimous in this opinion. The New York World says: "It impsrils success where success was sure It unfayora- bly, affects Democratic prospects in those Eastern States whose electoral votes are necessary to the election of a Democratic President The Brooklyn Eagle, Philadelphia Times, Indianapo- lis Sentinel, Phils. Record, Baltimore Sun, Cleveland Plain Dealer and many other Democratic papers express sub stantially tho same opinion as the | World.
 The fsct Is that the masses have be- come weary and impatient of the yacil- lauon of political leaders on the silver question, and are determined to force the issue regardless of the consequences to party
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
Saturday, March 19, 1892.
TO RESTRICT corrEu rnoprcrIoN.

Rumors are rife of great combine among the producers of copper to re- strict the output and advance prices. The allotment of 70, 900, 900 pounds as the maximum that the Anaconds may produce under the agreement is said not to be satisfactory to that company, The allotment to the Calumet < Hscla is 65,000, 900, It is also said that the Michigan antitrust law is a stumbling block in the way of an effective agree ment.
 The Engineering < Mining Journal says So far negotiations have been carried on in only an cg.hand manner, as 1t has been tho intention to first get n,e producers in this country together and then approach the foreigners.
 It stands to reason that if such an ar rangsmsnt can be made, that it ought to have some effect on prices, but we are not at all sanguins of the poSsibii- ty of carrying through such plan, considering that there are in this coun- try so many producers, and such di- verse interests. The larger Michigan companies can exist at present prices, and even return profits to their share holders. Most of the smaller compan- /. iss, however, are losing money already and all the Western producers are hay isg the greatest diiicdlty in pulling through with copper ruling as at pres ent. It certainly is not saying too much, in remarking that the bulk of thsm can produce only at a loss Hith, srto all similar undertakings have failed of success, and the collapse of the French syndicate a few years ago, which was also based on an artificial raising of prices by restricting produc tion, is still fresh in the minds of all.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The recent clsan-up at the Lynx Crack hydraulics, on an ls-doys' run, gave as result several thousand dollars of the yellow metal, The run was very satisfactory, and was made for the ben eft of Mir McIlrath, the secretary of the company, who is on visit to tho works at present from England. The success attending thls enterprise in past runs has stimulated tho company 10 such an extent that the rebuilding of tho dam will be commenced at once. -- Journal. Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Nearly every one of the old silver mining camps in Colorado has organ izsd a silver club, the members plsdg- ing themselves not to vote for any man who is not pledged to the full free coinage of silver. This bars out Mr. Harrison, and enough men have al- ready s!gnsd the pledge to carry Colo rado for s Democrat who is in favor of free coinage against Q Republican Who IS opposed to it. Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Washington and Cali fornis will all go for a free coinage Democrat in preference to gold bug Republican, if such opposition should become fact. Oregon, Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa would be dsbatsble ground on such an issue, with the chances in favor of free coinage. Min ing Industry.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
AN EIEcrasc arNiNc PLANT.

What is probably the largest electric mining plant in the world has been in- stalled by the Edison General Electric Company at the Virgieius group of mines near Ouray, Golo. Every diff culty likely to be met with in work of this nature was encountered in the in- stallation, The pipe line is laid along the side of rocky canyon; the wires from the power house to the mine are strung partly through dense timbers where they are exposed to damage from falling trees, and partly above timber hns over rocks and snow banks where the poles and wires are liable to be car ried away by snow slides, and where lightning storms are frequent and ylo- lent The line is nearly f miles long, ths voltage of the current 800 volts, md tho nine is wet. The relative Gd- vantagss of the ground return and com plste metallic circuit are illustrated, and switches are so arranged that either may be employed the metallic circuit being used st prssent. The plant includes variety of machinery, comprising two pumps enc hoist, one blower and two motors running mllHs indeed, almost everything except loco motives and drills, and these will prob ably be added shortly Lastly, the enormous saving that can be effected iu many places by the utilization and transmission of water power by means of electricity is srikingly manifested Coal at the mines costs SIS per ton, and before the installation of this plant was made the cost of the power amounted to nearly S40,000 per an mum. This sum is saved by the adop- tion of electric power.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
No nrcorRsr FOR ssrrLrns.

The standing of land claimants who were swiudled out of their money by the defaulting receiver, Fred W. Smith, at the Land Office at Tucson, somo three years ago, will understand how the Government is going to treat them by the following decision by Secretary Noble in the case of one of our citizens on the Buckeye canal, rendered on the l1th inst. which reads as follows:
 ''In the case of Edward s. Tovret, involving iand in the Tucson, Arizona, district, on application for tho repay ment of $200 alleged to have been wrongfully appropriated by one Smith, then receiver of public moneys at Tue son, the Secretary says the department is only authorized to pay money: First, when it appears that tract of land has been enormously sold by the United States and the sale cannot be confirmed second, where entries are cancelled for conflict; third, when from any cause cnlIN fuh hwCu cIIbhobuhll hllbNSNt hiiNi cannot be confirmed
 The Government hardly treats the settler fairly in this or any similar mat. tor from the fact that it takes the mon, sy of the settler, through its officials, and vel refuses to bo responsible foi the safety of that money till certain red tape proceedings that may occupy al indefinite period of time, from siS months to several years, have wound their slow length along to completion If the Goysrhment would be just witt the settler it would allow him to kesI his money in his pocket till his paten is ready for delivery to him, and tht law should be SO amended As to Free Smith, if he ever gets back to tn, United States, especially this portion of it, he will find it exceeding warm fol his exalted fraudIsncy A few feet O rope, minus a due process of law woull be too good him. Phoenix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Of the total stock of money in the Treasury and in circulation, amounting to g, 236, 494 ,51S, there are S412, 900, . coo standard silver dollars, ST, GOO, GOO in subsidiary silver, S428, ,OOO, GOO silver certificates, and S85, 1000, 900 Treasury notes Representing purchases of silver bullion at ths rate of 4,5OO, 900 ounces per month, otal cl over 5000, 900, 2 900. Of the paper money there are S3l6, OOO, 900 'gr0enbacks, SIP, 900, . 900 National bsnk notes, and S29, 900, ; 900 currency certificates, leaving S606, , 900, 1000 gold coin and $17s,00O,0 GOO gold certificates to fill out the total. = Pittsburg Chroniels-Tslegraph.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Washington adyicss of March 14th say: "General Schohsld said to-day that the War Department would uu- doubtedly investigate the charges pre- ferred by certain Mexican residents of Texas against Capt J. G. Bourko, Sd Cavalry, growing out of his conduct during the campaign against Garza rev olntonists. Allegations are that Bourks allowed troops to commit depredations on ranches of certain Mexicans along the Rio Graude. Ire redoubtable captain is well known throughout Ari- zona as boing mightier with the pen than with the sword, As Gen. Crooks biosrspher he, through the agency of printers ink, defeated Geronimo, and placed the chaplet of victory upon the brow of Crook
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The latest on the copper situation is a rumor that the Anaconda and Calu- met < Hscla companies, and the Bigs- low groups of producers have practi- cally agreed to suspend work for two months, As to the accuracy of the re- port confirmation is wanting, says Iron Age, but it has had the effect of stiff ening prices. 1t is further alleged that Chih producers have agrsed to restrict production. The European markets are frmer than in this country.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
pREFrrREDLoCALs

Some large size boots at bargain, at C. $. Van Wagcneu's,
 Location notices, free, at the Re corder's office
 ENCHLADAsaad Th1AIF6 every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, rt Pntton's Fruit Store.
 Before buying como and soa R. [. Humphey's fno stock of solid gold iewolry.
 Five thousand Key West cigars just received, at G. s. Van Wagenen's. Choice cigars, at G. s. Van Wage neRs
 New stock of mems gloves, of all kinds, at G. & Van Wagonons. c. E. Taylor, dealer in fine imported brandies, gin, rum and wines,
 PIONEER NEWS DEPor. BARGAINS rich plush albums, mirrors, smokers sets, inkstands, pie turo frames, etc, at the Post Office Store.
 New invoice of choice caso whisky received at G. S. Van Wagenen's. Tbs largest and finest assortment of smokers articles in Arizona, at th5 News Depot
 Liquors of all kinds at c. s. Van Wagenen's,
 Hoffman Houss Bouquet md tho h. ternational cigars, for sale at the News Depot, by c. E. Taylor
 Smoke smokettes, for 25c., better than most bit cigars sold elsewhere.
 Posr OFFICE STORE. If you wdnt s good smoke call for the Ruby Royal cigar, at
 G. S. ydN WAeENEr's. ROOMS FOR RENT apply at Mrs. Frush's lodging house. The White Machine Agency, h. quire at the News Depot
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
TH,rs so,
To party

During the debate upon the Indian appropriation bill, Representative Hol- man in opposing the policy of trans porting Indian children from the West to Eastern schools to be educatsd, said
 "The House has never sent com mittss to visit the Indians but once. That committee made very thorough investigation and they found no in- stance where Indians from the Eastern schools had not relapsed into the meth ods and habits of their tribes, except where individuals were in Government employ and constantly surrounded by civilized influences.
 "At Pine Ridge, at Rosebud, and at other pieces in South Dakota there were instances of Indians who had besn at tho Eastern schools and were now in Government employ and doing well. This was six years ago, aRd changes may have occurred sinca then, but that committee found no instance, either there or amongst the civilized tribes, where the children, boys and girls, had not rslapssd into the condition of "blankst" Indians, and in many cases, as whs stated on this floor by ths gon- tleman from Illinois (Mr Cannon) a few years ago, they had become more vicious than the body of the tribs. The testimony upon that point is simply oysruhelmsding
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
District court for Pinal county con venes in Florence March 2lst
For over fi0y srs-..

AS Oru ASp WEtLTEED RE&Epr- Mrs Wmslows Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty yeara by millions of mothers fer their children while teetAing, with perfect success lt sca,bes the child, softeus the gums, nllays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every rart of the world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value IS iuaalculabls, Be sure and ask for Mrs Wiuslews Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The Republicans of West Virginia have unanimously decided to nominate Hon. Steve Elliins for Governor of that State. As Steve Elldn's star has never yet been eclipssd We do not think there are enough Democrats in West Yir- ginia to do it. If nominated he would cut wide swarth through the Bourbon chapparal, and if elected the State would not nsed an astronomical depart ment in order to seq one of the best governors she ever had. Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The total value of the mineral pro- duets of tho United States in 1890, ac- cording to tho Chief of Mining Statis- ties, was SG52 ,O99,2 ,216. In 1880 the production was S3G9 ,319, 900. The chief gains were in Che two important products of pig iron and coal Amoug the other important metallic mineral products are, gold S32, s65, ,O0O, silver S7O, ,464,645, copper $50, 84s, 797, and lead s14,266, ,7O3. Tho value of the non-mstallic products is estimated at S344, 7C5,Ol1.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

An electric lighting and power plant has just bssn put up at the Cargo Mu- chacho mines on tho Colorado, a short distance above Yuma. The mills, of fees, boarding house and other build ings are lighted up with 16 and 32 can dlo power Iamps The same dynamo that furnishes this light, also furnishes this light, also furnishes power for elec- trical hoisting machines, One of the machines is placed in drift $50 feet below the surface
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

"You may kiss mo for % cents, was the legend borne on six cards suspcn- dsd by six strings tied around tho necks of six pretty girls at church fair at Burns, Mich, one night last week. When the curtain was drawn display ing the aggregation of tempting sweet ness within the reach of all whc pos sss5ed tho necessary quarter, thero was a temporary, painful, blushing pause, broken soon by resounding smacks, giggHug and the jingle of coin, The show lasted only few minutes, owing to the objections Of some of the metrons present. but the church debt was wiped 1ut
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Is is not strange that after using both silver and gold as money for 5000 years, it remained for statesmen of the present generation to discover that sil- yer was unfit for money?
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

According to the Lordsburg Liberal, the Southern Pacific will increase the speed of cast-bound passenger trains, making the time eight hours shorter bstwesn San Francisco and El Paso.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The Prescott Journal Miner has in formation which leads it to believe that Whipple Barracks will soon be aban- doned. Why t has been maintained so long as an important army post is 6 mystery, for it serves no ussfuipurposs.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The Star has received information from Washington that the President is expected to veto the Worlds Fair ap- propriatiou bill for Arizona should it pass the Senate, which it doubtless will.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Messrs Cage < sherman, ot AleXsn. der, Texas, write Us regarding q remark able cure of rheumatlsm there as follows. "The wife of bIr Wm. Pruits, the post. master here, had been boi-riiden with rheumatism for several years. Shs could get nothing to t0 bel any good. We sold here a bottle of Chamberlain g Pain Balm and she was completely cured by its uss We refer any one tu her tu verify this statement 90 cent bottles for sale by II c. Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Ths Stockman says thsro is notbing in the report that J. Liberman & Co are going to dispose of their property at Wilcox and move to Tempe.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

A rifle which will throw stream of vitriol to the distance of 70 meters has been offered by French officer to the Minister of War.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Buchanan, the Tucson photographer, is going to pnt the pictures of 5000 Arizona babies in one frame for sxhi- bition at the Worlds Fair.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Tombstons's once famous mine, the Contention, has been dismsntled. The machinery, about eighty tons, has besn sold, end shipped to Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

Y and s. licorice, the best, for sale at tho Post oflico Store. Also, fresh hoarhound candy.
 For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to fit, go to
 C. $ VAN WAdEEEN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19
AoTlcE.

rENrE LOAN COMMISSIONERS CT ARIZONA | request t.at gtatement be fgni-hei then of Che fnndabe dcnt Of hc School Diaailts Of GHa County. under the Act of Congress Of June 25tb. 1890
 The Trustees OfaBy d7ti5t having any indebtedness that was created lIer Co Juu lst is aud is fJndsls under tho law, w please Ftato the same to the Loan Commission without delay accompanying their state meut with demand for the relief provided for n the at refeai Co and tLe act of tbe Legislature Of AIizo Ha, approved March 10 I59l entitled "An Act to pro y'le for Funding Territorial County and other ndobt. ednegs So N O. MURPHY,
 Acting Chairman Loan Commission. fobS-3g
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

About Sl coo, 900 in gold is being exported on an average each week. This is a small sum compared with the shipments last spring.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

A census just completed gives New York city population of 500, s9l. Tue Federal census was l,5l5,50l
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

There is no danger from whooping cough when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given. It hquifies the tough, tenacious mucus and aids its expecteration. It also lessens the severity and frequency of the par oxysms of coughing, and insures a speeds recovery. There is not the least danger in giving il to children or babies, as 1t contains no injurious sub stance. 90 cent bottles for sale hy II. c. Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The spring term at tue Territorial University opened on the 9th, with an attendance of twenty six
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-19

The United States took Fl per cent of Mexico's exports lust year,