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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
A coon CLEAN R,nE

The Insurance bill passed the Coun- oil yesterday by vote of 2 to4. There were some strenuous objections offered against the passage of the bill, but its author, Judge Edwards of Gila county, presented very strong reasons why the bill should pass. His energy and per sistence was the salvation of the meas nre. He is entitled to the thanks oi every man and woman in this Territory who owns home. Even his opponents must realize that his position in rela- tion to this bill is just as reasonable and accurate as they now know his in. tention to be Honorable. The bill is one which requires the filing of bond of S25,000 by insurance corporations and companies who wish to do business in Arizona, in order hatpolicy holders here may be protected from any fraud ulent action of such corporations. = Phmnix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

Stagnation best describes the condi. ton of the copper market. After sew en months restriction of production the supply of copper is still in excess of the demand. During the greater portion of this time, too, the Anacon- da was idle, The resumption of this company, and with no expectation of largely increased demand, makes the outlook discouraging, to say the least. Lake copper is offered for prompt de- livery at He. and contracts running until August have been offered at the same figure without attracting buyers. Casting copper is quoted at 1Oic. It is reported that the agreement among producers to limit the output has been renewed.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
NOTICE. TIMBER CULTURE
U. s. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Arizona,
 March 1st. lSq3


 Complaint having been entered at this office by Harry Zschoegner against Benjamin w. Curtis for failure to comply with law as to Timber Culture Entry No SIS dated April 2Srd, 1889, upon the w. N. E, 1 $. F N. W. l and N E. l 4S. W Section 2s Town ship 4, North Range, l3 East, in Gila Coun- ty, Ariznua, with view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that said contestee, did not in the third year of his en- try, plant any part of said tract, to trees, tree seeds, or cuttings, and has failed to plant since said third year, any portion of said tract, or cultivate the same as required by law.
 The contestant having filed his affidavit in this office, Feb. 27th. 1898, setting forth the fact that after due diligence he can not obtain personal service, and asks that service may be had by publication in THE ARIZONA SIi- vRR BELT a paper published at Globe, Ari- zona.
 The same is hereby granted and the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at the office of the Clerk of the District Court at Globe, Gila County, A. T., on the i2th day of April 1893, at 10 o'clock a. n., to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure Hearing before Register and Receiv- CT at Tucson Land Office. April 10th, 1893, 10 o'clock. HERBERT BROWN, meh 1l-st) Register
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
eorrespondent of the Mining and

A correspondent of the Mining and Scientific Press says The California Commission has assigned the glass case at the foot of the Marshall Monu- ment, erected in the Mining Depart ment of the California Building, to Judge w. W. Allen for the exhibit of the first nugget of gold picked up by James W. Marshall in the mill-race at Coloma, Jan, 1s, 1s4s. It is a graceful acknowledgment to all the world that California accords all the credit for the discovery of gold to Marshall The exhibit will be in fine shape, and the wonder of the visitors will be that so small a chunk of gold could have wrought such wonderful results.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

While the Gladstone regime is stren- uously opposed to the increased use of silver as a money metal, yet it is sur prising how rapid has been the growth of bi-metallsm in England That a revolution of opinion is in progress on this question in England is evident, and was forcibly brought out in the re- plies from nearly three hundred leading representatives of English industry and commerce, to the question propound- ed by the Fortnightly Review, viz; gro what cause or causes do you at tribute the present business depres- sion?" There appears to be wonder. fnl unanimity among those intsrroga- ted, that "the appreciation of goldis in- turing our manufactures, cur trade and our commerce" They believe that the remedy for the present deplorabla con. dition of business in Great Britain is to be found in the adoption of bi-mstal- lisu.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
nOw's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yenrs, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, To
 ledo, Ohio.
 Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
 Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

There is a general outcry against the bill which was ''railroaded" through both Houses in not more than an hours time, solely upon the representation of interested parties. The bill is one that, abolishing the Territorial Worlds Fair Board, turns over its entire functions to the president of the board, who is designated as the agent of the Terri tory" in charge of the exhibit at Chi cago. Mir. Behan is the president of the Worlds Fair Board, and the pas sage of the bill creates a fat berth for MT. Behan, were it not for the fact that he is ineligible for the position of Territorial agent" because of pro hibition of the organic act 1854 of the Territory which prohibits the appoint ment of member of the legislative assembly to any office which has been created while he was 8 member during the term for which he was elected, and for one year after the expiration of such term.
 The Phoenix Gazette says: Perhaps the main defect of the bill is that it gives into the keeping of a single per son the credit of the Territory, and unchecked authority to draw it's funds by simple demand on the treasury. Again, the act creating the board of Worlds Fair Commissioners was rati- fled and rePassed by the Congress of the United States, before the bonds ccu d be sold; therefore the bill is an abs lrdity in that it repeals an act of Congress.
 The bill also gives S1, 700 to the San Francisco Examiner for a niche in its Columbian edition. The Gazette also says; It is understood that Governor Murphy will refuse to approve of the measure, and fer this consideration of the interests of the people he should be warmly commended. The flaws and the injustice of the act are too patent, however, for other action.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

The San Francisco Mining and Sci entific Press says; At Selby's last week a big bar of gold was received, It came from the Harqua Hal9 Bonan- ga and Golden Eagle Mining dnd Mill ing Company's mine in Yuma county, Arizona. The weight of the bar is 379 pounds avoirdupois and 5527 ounces Troy weight It measured 53x13S inches on top and 6sx15 inches on the bottom, and was 8 inches high. The value was S96, 169s0. This was the output of a 3o-stamp mill for 54 days. The mine belongs to Hubbard & Bow ata
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

The strike of the eight or nine thous- and laborers on the Worlds Fair buildings has happily terminated. Ninety per cent of the strikers have returned without increased pay or ex- acting Q promise from the commission CTS to not employ non-union men, of whom there were two thousand upon the buildings at the time of the return of the strikers.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

Japan is. reaching for more territory and has seized islands in the northern Pacific claimed and under the jurisdic- tion of Spain. It remains to be seen whether Spain will submissively pock- ct the loss, or fight for thereclamation of her wrested possessions.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

The day for the convening of the legislature has been changed to the third Monday in January, ''to give the people of Northern Arizona opportu- nity to shear their sheep"
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

The fees and salaries bill, which makes large reductions in the pay of some county officers, became law. It goee into effect January 1st, 1895.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
mo LoRIN LYNCH ANpM Y. GAR

no LORIN LYNCH AND NJ V GAR, linghouse. or to whom it may concern, this is to notify you that we, co-owners in the Sunset winng claim, situated iu Glnbe Min ing District, County of Gila, Territory nf Ari. zuna. and more particularly described in Book 4, page 10, of lila County Mining Rec o,ds, have done and performed the anngA work on said claim, as required by law,sfsr the year 1892
 This therefore, is to notify you. that if yon do not pay your full proportion of the cast of said work together with the cost of this ad. ri,ement, within ninety days after the cx. piratinn of this notice. your interest in said mining claim as cp-owners, will utterly cease and by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned
 MORRIS KLEIN.
 LYMAN c. WOODS. Globe, A. T., Jan. 2S, 1893.
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
mo ERWIN BARTHOLOMEW, o

no ERWIN BARTHOLOMEW, OR towhom it may concern, this is to notify you that we ca-owners in the Gift mining claim, situated in the Territory of Arizona, County of siila, and more particn larly described in Book 1, of Gila County Mining Records, at page 2 have done and performed your share of the annual work on said claim, as required by law, for Che year 1892.
 This, therefore, is to notify you that if yoa dc not pay your iul proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this ad- yertisement, within ninety days after the ex- piration of this notice, your interest in said mining claim. as co-owner, will utterly cease and by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned
 CHAS. k. TAYLOR
 THE0 F. RINEHART. GlobS. Arizona, Ian 2l, 1S9s
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

Location notices, free, at the Re. corders eAios
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

The committee % -eashere fisheries will give
pnhlic hearing. NJ their room In the State House
Us follows
Feb. 70, tspa. er.M
Tn the petition of Isasc y. Lca,ibetter % nj,
asking repeal Of chsp. sss special Laws Of iS>7,
relating to salmon. -mel's and ecis.
On thu pet iion of i. " He'll and others TO pro
trct hsh an traug" river.
Turs,ag. trb. ~. ist3, At T. VI
On the ,nl. act relating TO the use ot purse
and drag -ein"s In the state Wsier.,
Section !, IL shall b. unlawful 10 use any purse
or drag s"ins4 IN III. following wai.rs, but In no
others,
s-c,fon = Tn { ssco bay north OF \ lin. drawn
EAST southeast from farkrrs potu. iu tn" town
of Yarmouth To Hear Island IN The town of l'hipps-
burg.
section ;. in the k.nn,bec river aboSs u liuc
drawn errnss said river al Fort Popham Nv the
town at rhiypshRfg to point opposite at IL.
io~er end OF Long tsland, in the town of George
town.
section !. in tn. shes,pscat river above a bridg.
ending from Wisrnssrt to Eilgrcnmh.
Section .. in tlte painatisen'ta river above ine
drawn from farnham's Head. IN the Town o.
Rocthhay, TO point opposite On ih' slnr' In the
town of Bristol. rNrrriing th, nee 81 drag settles
between the sbos' lin" snd N.rrllls lcdgcs, for
all bsh excepting sl~wINes-
Section .. In thr Msdneok river above lin,
drawn al ion.-' Meek IN III. town q, waldo west
.rly 10 point at lieath's point IN the town "i
nr ,men
section Ia thr ti-afge. river ALLOW. tius
drawn from Hsrper's Point IN the town OF -
George westerly past the noftheyly end of Csl,I-
wells island TO paint opposite on the shore in
the town of Cushing az Ia take smells IN said riv
.r aud IS tributaries In amy other way than 10y
hook ard line.
S-ction :. rogcthsr with all small BAYS. rivers
aud harbors vast al the west shore Of tn. fenDb
scot ri,vr ~h'r the entrance 10 the sane Is les.
Than three nih. in With from main lan'l 20 main
land. sc.
Section ., This act shall apply to citizens OF
this state only.
On tn. petitions to prohibit the Us, Of parse AMI
drag setnc- within three tnl,s OF the coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

III epmsftfe~ a. f.ts.A A.b~,e, sd 1ns
vi, give pebble beastag Il theg foon In the
Stafs B0sss ~ f1k1ows.
iess.sy, ~ ~ y. II;
IN tas pessst1 - y = lprxeon = ~ % RsoseSa
asn sna eass stb rsEs = y1sanlty . 1870
"a IN n f,s5srss,.sfs rsy,-'
sBa fse p~fitssis u H. 4. Fusbish ct n to pro
iIsbst Ter 6<hing ~ Aesen ponds-
Dn the petition of.i- johnson q al 70 smend
rharSer vi Of shs Reyis<d Asnfufss-
an tl.fs x&sstvrn Of Wainyrxh. csxhfnz It ri. ~
protect Ssh In tssrixnd tosA-
I'M art % rfpAssbtf asifiaT In Drsu's p,ssa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

The committee On ways and bridges will giys
pubile hearings at their at the state House
a. follows.
Tnfsdsy. Feb. Il. 1t , l.. NJ.
On the bill entitled an &C; 70 enable the Cfty
u Calais 10 maiBfain a free bridge aeross the ~
trSia river.
rur .sisy Feb. ~. nj Up. ";
Un it's pftIfs1n II Tire town Of tDBcorh sign
ed t,y T. E. Hsiss and otbers, ipr nd to assist
the town Of Ceueord-
tuesday, tch. II, is9a. at . IN
~, thu petitiun 81 Alex. Thompson and others,
for AID in repair OF HlttaWefnkrAg bridyr.
Feb. q. AT , 4. y.
ia ,-f itiaH Of II " iafss ard Dtbers. for bridge
oVpr Pcnobsest f.v-r, brfwe.a towns of VIM and
Chester.
On pstitiaa of Geo. H. Lovitt AMI others f0T
appropriation for e0nstruettpp of bridge across
PrH0hseoi river at point between the north
line OF tne town o. Enfield aud the north line VI
the town OF Lincoln
On petition OF VI. W. Atkl-y and others for
appropriation for road. and bridges in the town
Of ufirr.
t,n petition Of H. W. rsrk and otbers for char
ter Tor toll bridge Ansitoseoegin river, AT OF
n.sr the ferry. below Mexico torner
I'm petition OF John u. Itgler and others Of
Bailey, lie, for AID 10 r.Istir road
T. D.. GKrcttELI, Secretary.
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CouM1TTEE HEARINGS


TIE Judiciary eosnn,.,sss all st~e pabne besr
gsGs At f.eir rooms 8. state Bouse. az foiSoss:
Tsesday, rsb. H. : y. NJ
An act retailing TO Grand Trunk taxes
IN. ssesries on petition In relation to Msin.
srpostS hzs tse~a Postponed 10 Iharsf1yi trs- q
Thsssisy. FEB. q:
On an act TO incorporate the Bee Hive Mona
tain Water ts,
JhsSsisy, f.i. ~
IN 80 ses fsizsiss 20 fi,e Ast,srn A9asdaet fo.
IN sct 20 smead The ehsrtsr Of tiis Lisbon Falls
Vsfes q.
wedsesdsT, Feb. L.
On various cStifIons % amend ehsp. ~ Of The
Esyisesi statutes, ssistlas to hs~kers an t>d
d1ersr
The h.sriHg upon petition for i constitutional
sssesdsaent has bern postpossd 10 Tuesday.
Hsbl -,
The hearing UPON . petition 70 Incorporate the
fsoYazm Hs'er To-. hss been postponed to isss
day. Feb. ~
Tssstsy. feb. -
On Petition r.lsting 10 converting corporate
Isads In Csg.e kli<ab~sb.
Web. 10, ct O'Clock p. ~.
As srt 10 eHsbii'fs gss and electric Hight com
mtss1n.
Tine hearing apoH an act 10 Incorporate the York
Shore wsterIo hiss bern ppstyopsd :" Feb. u.
Thursasy, Veb. ~
On an act to amend ths charter 81 the elty Of
Hoekland. relating 20 s.ssIs and drains
Thnrsdsy. Feb, =,
On the p@tt,on o. .. ~. Hili and 20 others. that
tCwastrip No. ~ may be art 81 from Hancock
Co. and anne sed 10 Psnotscot Co.
Tuesday, Feb. ~. f-a8 n, O'rloes r. ",
On o. set relstiBg b, the Oh Orchard Water
Compzsy.
Ny order Of the committee,
FkssK ". HiooIss,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

Tho committee ON cdHca,i0D will give hearings
as follows
On "wednesday. Feb. l., at : T. VI.
I'm net 70 establish state Board Of Educa
ton.
Du an act 10 amend section - chapter II. Re
vi.d -atate- relating to The powers and duties OF
experimenting -choni committee.
I'm resolve ia favor OF the education of the youth
In "Moxie fiorc' in Sonsr-ei county
rhursday. FEB. &C. +. VI,
en- resolve in favor town of t.uiilorl.
pn order concerning the uniformity Of text
books
tn An act to prosid. for the election Of school
oonImitte. and a superintendent OF schools In the
city Of Belfast
On m act to amend sections !, and of chap
ter =, Public Laws H.. relating to schools.
ws'iDs -day, feb. u, @r. ".
Petition Of 81. l.. Dewitt of Faston, sntIoriA
ing part Of towns to support free hisn sciiool.
Petition Of Monmouth AsHismy for aid
Resolve in aid Of industrial school for f,iri-.
Petition Of Il. d. Cap-n of ptrigo Cuisines Col
ese tor aid
Wednesday. Feb. L.. 4. NJ.
Resolve in favor of lmngton Academy.
Fer order, II. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

The committee on railroads, telegraph. and tx
presses Will give pHbtIf hcaring at their room In
The State House Hs follow.
"Wednesday, heb Ia, J.. "
IN The biii niitl.d an act referring to railroads
crossing other railroads aeh highway bridges.
On the bill entitled. aei y" incorporate the
Goraam. windbaa. and Wfsibfook Railroad
On The blli entitled IN net amending an act in
eortorating the i,iddsford and sAco Raironl tom
Oh the bin rntltIeti an vet t" snend section 20,
chapter 81, ke,iscd Htatu''s. rolaing To railroad
crossings.
On the petition oil Ldwsrd l.. Paris and 81 others
for II charter Tor electric railroad from south
Paris 10 Paris iiilt-
fbu the bilI rnitti.d an net to incorporate tn.
Atlantic ~hor, LiHe Electric Hrilwsy omphny.
On the bin ruiited, an nct to incorporate the
OssiI-e River Electric kailfoad. Light aud Power
COMPANY.
w.tins -day t,b Il, isg3, - T.. "
On the btli entitled. an act I" amend th' charter
On tn, petition of George g.. Nacnmtrf ard
others for charter for electric railway b''-
tween Norway and Paris
I'm the bill entitled, an act ~ relation to change
In location NJ r!iilroatis.
THURSDAY, Feb ID, l7st}, At , +. Vi,
On the btll entitled. an TO extend tb" charter
Of tbs P-nohsroi Central Railroad COMPANY.
I'm III. bill. IN act to ipcorporst" the pnmsris
Gotta and Randolph Hallway tonpaoy
Gu the biil entitled. n't allowing the Lewis,
n,iAuguss and Camden Railway Company, TO
operate It, hues Of railroad ny eicctTieity,
Ga thu bill rnthled act % incGrrurat. the
kittefy and York Llrriric Railroad company.
t,n the bill entitled act 10 am. nd chapter 80
If Laws of iss1. entitled act 90 incorporate the
Belfast aud Moosehsad Lake Railway COMPANY,
On the hill entitled Hn act Ia amend chapter II
Of the Er' issd Statutes relating 10 the orghuR.
alton Of Railroad tpmpani-s
I'm IN. bill entitled, srt 30 extend the char
tar OF the Ellsworth Street HALLWAY pmpany,
Tlnr.day. Feb. IL. at or VI,
TN the hli entitled act To incorporate the
Dover, York snd iicrsrrk Electric Railway 'om
pany.
Wednss.iy, Feb ~, nj = =. "
Tn thr bill cntited. net additional to chap
tor ~, laws of lss'. Incorporating the boothhay
Railroad Company,
Da thu bill entitl.a an act To- incorporate the
skowhegan. Noridges0ck and Madison Electric
Kalwas,
On The bill entitled, an srt to extend the time
for the completion OF the >kpwhegan aud Nor
idgewoek Railroad.
On the bill entitled. act relating Ia the Cape
Elizabeth shore Railroad.
On the petition Of r. W. smith and others of
Newfeli and Limerick for IA charter for Ieie.
phone and Telegraph Company.
Thursday. feb. ~. attP NJ
On thr bill entitled. act to amend chapter
"a of the Private and Special Laws of isr7,
titled AN act To incorporate the Waldo and
Somerset Railway Company"
AtppHr
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Decision in the Potter Case.


This case has been ably tried. The
counsel on both sides have been among til,
ablest men at the bar. The attitude of tn,
court has been that of perfect impartiality
The time which has elapsed since the pro
ceedings were begun has been no longc
than might b. expected in case o
SO great importance and besct will
soy many difficulties. The yer
dict rendered, We believe, will be general,
approved as just, and in accordance will
the evidence. 1t will exert a braciug anC
healthful influence upon financial ethics
1t will restrain bank officers from ventnr
ing across the line which separates reckless
ness from rascality, and it will have ten
dency to check practices which, if not actu
ally criminal. tread the dangerous verge
of crime
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EDITORS TABLE.


The Maybrick Case. English Criminal
Law. BY DIR Helen Densmore. New York
Stillman & Co, 1898 Broadway. Price %
cents.
Electricity and Magnetism: Being n
series of advanced primers. By Edwin j
Houston, A. NJ. author of "A Dictionary
Of Electrical Words, Terms AN Phrases 80
A useful handbook for popular reading.
and one very timely in view of the grow ing
interest in electrical subjects. New York
W. J. Johnston Co. II Park Row. Illus
tra'ed.
How Nature Cures. Comprising new
system of Hygiene, also the natural food Of
man. 4 statement of the principal srgu-
ments against the use of bread. cereals,
pulses, potatoes and all other starch food
Il. Emmet pensmore. NJ. u. New York
Stillman & Co, 1898 Broadway. Post $ vo.
PIP. fl3.l
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The committee GA legal sfilirs will give public
h<erinss At their room Ia the State H9ess a. fol
lOws'
Esb. 10. = y "
I'm aa ACT to inrotppsai. the Dtrtirid Water Co.
ietltieB TO extend wharf lines lnts tide water la
The town pf iiaetspafi. an act 80 extend char
ter Of pr,,prlstars al the shsspscof RIVER ioB
HIDE ~, an aet 10 correct the taxation Of thu
plastation Of Lexington. on the petition 10 ex-
lend wharf hHss in ufisit~
On the bin TO ineorporai" th' city Of Eastporf.
Thursday. Feb. ID at . T. "
Dn tlis Di 20 Incorporate tbs town 81 Cap.
Elizabeth ne o eify.
Ily order OF ~. Committee,
wktYEptf tMkesny ssc
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-13

IN ingenious pump has been constructed
for supplying pure sea water to the tank at
the Worlds Exposition grounds, in
which living sea fish are to BE- exhibited
When the fisheries exhibit was planned one
of the puzzllng details was how to secure a
continuous supply of salt water for the sea
fish and how to keep it free from contain
nation. A means of transporting the water
right from the ocean by evaporizing it and
subsequently, restoring it was devised. Then
a special pump had to be made as the water
must be used over and over again, and
that with as little loss and contamination as
possible. No ordinary pump can be used
for salt water without the metals being cor
roded and acids injurious to animal life
being formed. This led to the building of
II new pump which it is believed will work
successfully, as all the inside valves, piston,
rings, and springs are made of hard rubber
In this way things have been arranged so
that the supply of sea water will be constant
and pure from the opening of the fair to its
close,