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Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
TIE .tA,r CONVENTION rsRcr.

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 A. few ambitious lawyers and other politicians, assuming to represent tlse people of tho several counties of Arizo- na, assembled in PBaniS the present week to give the statehood movement a boost. There wes much felioitous talk, sky-rooket oratory, resolutions and Q memorial adopted, addressed to the President and to Congress, setting forth the claims upon which it is al legged Arizona is entitled to become a ''twinkling star,
 The same exaggerated statements in regard to the Territory's resources, taxable wealth; and population ere reiterated. T. is alleged that our taxa ble property amounts to eighty millions of dollars, whereas the assessed yalua- sion of all the property sin Arizona is but sss, 27Q,O0o, Tke Statehood me- Vaorisl olain,s epepalation for the Fer Yitory, of s0,000, the census gives 1t es 5g, 620, end The fecorded vote in 1892 was less than it was in 1884, As ,Bucky o'Neill has-stetod. tho revenues tenn sf sources, with an onerous tax imposed on almost every business and trade, is S35,000 short of meeting the current expenses of the Territory, and this notwithstanding that the Federal government contributes materially toward maintaining our Territorial in stitqsions.
 The. nemorial falsely declares that 'iat this convention the people of the Territory are represented by delegates from every county in the Territory !" Yavapai and Mohaye counties were not sepresvnted at all. There wets no Representatives from Apache cedity in the convention. Coconino county chose Ro delegates, and was represented by seitappointed proxies, and GiIa county was not represented by an accredited representative, elected by majority of the voters in the alleged convention held in the Globe Court House to choose delegates sc PLonix.
 Nc call was ever issued for state hood convention in Gila county. Ad- vantage was taken of a recess during court, when the court room was full of people waiting 10 hear arguments in an important case The statehood adyo- oateG anticipating no opposition were greatly surprised to find themselves in The minority. They were outyoted on every proposition, bnt by the arbitrary ruling of the chairman, were enabled to choose delegates against the will ef the majority.
 The so,calisd statehood convention which mel in Phoenix last Monday was the biggest farce ever perpetrated on a ,eng. suffering people, but fottrnately for the already ever -burdened taxpay- CTS of Arizonn, Chs. plea Of the state hood boomers is not likely to receive serious consideration from Congress, and its lase Phpnix convention will Eccn t9 cnlF CD unpleasant memory.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

The acquittal of E. W. French, ex- Probate Judge of Yayapai county, upon the charge of forgery has caused un- favorable newspaper criticism of the trial jury that passed upon tEe case, and that there might be 10 mistake as to tho names of the men composing that jury, they are editorially mentioned in the Journal l-Miner, November 25th. The reperi c' Wn, o. O'Neill, em- bIoy5d y tho Board of Supervisors tc examine the affairs of tue County School Superintendent, is published in the strne issue of the Journal Miner, and shows Q rol,ek stafe Uf 6fairs upder the administration of E. W. French. In msRy of the school districts funds were risappte5 aEd '-rrtauts fraudulently issued, aggregating hundreds of dollars. The Journal-Min says it is most re- msrksble shht the responsibility foi these frauds cannot be located. h Arizona courts, it seems, it ia ore thing to prove guilt and another to get Q jury that win convict.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Even so persistent an enemy of sil- yer as the Globo-Democrat TOW admits that the Sherman silver purchase law was not responsible for the business depression, and it's repeal has effected no improvement in the situation Re publican papers BOW lay all the respon- sibility for the continuation of dull times to tho uncertainty of tariff changes.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

A Washington special says. A choice political secret has come to the surface which will cause uneasinesg in the minds of Congressman who have not folloTsd. .the will of the President since inauguration, II is that he proposes to take hand in selecting the members of the Fifty-fourth Congress. The Ma tional Democratic Executive committee proposes; if possible, to secure absolute control of the management of the next Democratic national campaigp commit tee, and also the committee designated D ths Democratic National Lsague clubs, which has5 heretofore acted joint y wisb tRs national Congressional eampaigS committee, cofsposed of one member of Congress fer each State.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Senator .Henry M. Keller, is making a tour of Mexico for the purpose of making a study of the silver question from the standpoint of country where coinage full and free prevails. An aid-de-camp Co President Diaz is showing the Senator and party much courtesy. During his stay in Mexico he will meet the leading finapeiers oi tke country and sec what can be done in mutual way for bimesallism.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
Mining Application No. SIS.
Survey No. HOG, Buckeye and Hog.ye lodes.
U. s. LAND oyrcp, TassoSN, Arisonn.


 U. s. LAND OFFICE, Ta<soS, Arizona,
 October 3l, ! fS. t s Notice is hereby given that The United Globe Mines by Edward H. Cook, attorney for claimant, whose post-office address is Globe, Gila County, Arizona, has made ap- plication for a patent for the BUCKEYE E and H0GEY E mining claira2 bearing eppper sit- aae4 in Globe Mining District, 8.lg sDuuty, Arizona, anl described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, viz Beginning at corner No. 1, from which U $. M. NJ. No 2 bears N % aege i9 min. " l47l.G feet Buckeye lode, esdarepost 5 feet 'lors,1 feet iaground, surrounded by mound Of stones thence N 8 dsys. I3 min. E. l500 feet to corner No 2, cedar post feet long, 6 inches in dianetsr set foot ia the ground and surrounded by mound of stones thence sS. 45 dsgs. II min. k. 600 feet te corner No B, cedar pest 2 feet long; ( inches in diane ter, set foot in the ground with mound of stones thencsS. B degs. g min. w. 1900 feet to carrier No. i. identical with corner No. }, Hogeye-claim, cedar post feet long 6 isshes in diameter and set foot in the ground with mound of stones thence $. 54 degs. lG min. w.. l5o0 feet to corner No. 6 H0geye claim, a cedar post ] feet long inches in diameter, set ] foot in- the ground and sur rounded by hound of ofstones; thence N. 4s degs II min. w. GOO feet to corner No. z, Q 51udf post Q toob long lncIes m diameter, 'eet f ecet n the ground and surrounded bY. 6 uduhd of stones; thence N 54 degs 40 win. E l5O0 feet to corner No. 8. identical with corner No l, eff the Buckeye lode, end place of beginrsing, and containing 4eEt acres, mean variation l5 SsSSs. IA min. K, and forming a portion Of the --- quarter of section --- in Township. - of range Gila and Salt rivers base meridian. The location of this mTne fs recorded in the Recorders office of Gila county, Arizona Adjoining claimants are -.
 70 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the sane before this ofhce within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof, or they will be barred uy virtue of the provisions of the statute
 HERBERT BROWN
 Register BDwABrt H. Cook,
 Attorney for Claimant.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Dg. 0emstock, of the ArizoisG Uni yorsity, has found, in the Chiricshua mountains ill Cochise county, unmis- takable evidences of the existence of coal in bed five or six feet in thick aess, in situation which leaves no doubt of it's close relations to the an- thracite of Pennsylvania. Analysis will be made at once in the school of miaes laboratory, but the fuel qualities of this semi-anthracite have been already proven to be good
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Fer sore throat there is nothing better than flannel bandage damp ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
 It will nearly always effect cure in one nights tune. This remedy is also Q favorite for rheumatism and has cured many very severe cases.. 30 cent bot. ties for sale by H. c. Hitchcock, drug
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
st. Ie.enh,s Acaden,,

Boarding and day school for young ladies and children, under the direc- tion of Sisters of St. Joseph. Glasses are resumed on the first Monday oi September. For ptrther lAformation, address, Sister of St, Joseph,
 St. Joseph's Academy,
 Tucson, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
THE COLORADO MAss SILVER CoNrEN
 TiON. of Iuiy II1h and i2th. Is93

Any one desiring Silver Literature, or instructions how to organize Silver Leagues, can have their wants sup. piled by addressing the undersigned with postage We are also distribut ing the Free Coinage Button, which every Bimetauist should have anc wear. Price, 25 cents
 A. c FIsK. Chairman T. r. VAN WAaENEN, Sec'y & Treas
 POP Boston Block,
 Denver. Colo.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
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A cdtfespcrderf ef ths Mining snd sciertife Pffssssa, Pffss rr5ffefffing to the law susfefdifg fssessmept worE for the present year, wants to khog f s CO., owner who has alfeady performed his share of work cannot compel hia co- owner or co-cwrers 10 rcimbnrse him pro rata. The Press thinks not. The law exempts all owners frora any obligation to perform work, and # il haS alreeay been partially performed by ore partner, he will, we think, find some difficulty in enforcing Q legal claim against his partners. However, t E Q question which tue courts might Ieeide differently.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the District Court oS theSist u sial Dis triet of the Territory o Arizona in and for the Coun ty oiIsn oi .ha 10th day of October, 1898, aud to ne d.fset.d aud delivered. judgment rendered in ths District Court tho 10th day of October ls93 iu favor of Lane aud Comedy, eopartner and against D. s. 0 BTien. wherein am commanded to make the sum of s2is 2 damages with interest from date of judgment at the rate of per cent per until satisfied to- eetheF with asi eSsss. sRd-secrging costa,
 . sni whereas. Gd cp ths Sssh day os October 1898, n lsuauoe of said execution levy upon the following described real property to-Wit The undivided inter est of the said D s oBnen. defendant u and to the following described miuing claims. viz; Two certain mining claims situated in Banner Mining District Ga CQusy Arizona Territory and about two miles west Of he L "a rEeE Blackberry sreek said mining claims are known and located under the names of the San Car ios 'ne and 0 Brien mne aud more particularly de scnbed in Book 2 Records of Mines at Pskes 2sl 252 and 255 of PiuA County Arizona rsFiitory which Is hlfeby referred to for further description thereot
 PablIe notice is hereby given that on the Zth day oi November ls9s ai the hour of o'clock ss frou, of the County Court House in the town oi Globe Ga County Arizona Territory will sell all the right title and interest of the said D s. o'Bnen, in and to fts ssove desfibed property at public auction to the ghos lni bet b.lde. for cash lawful money of Che United states to satisfy said execution and all costs
 j. II THOMPSON.
 Sheriff, 6la County. A T. By O \ cHrswELI, Deputy nov4 4
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF CHA. \ Territory of Afi1oua ,..t uf '- In the matter o'tls .tse Charles II Chapman. deceased
 onler to show why Order of Conveyance Of RGtl Estate shJGll not be made
 I'm sts.enaon having aled petition herein praying for orsr O. ey ae tF-eal estate, of said deoe deli, for the parPoaes thcren set zorth. It is theseiaro osierel by tLe si Court tbat all Der ntgSssed hi Be estats gt said deceased appsar hasufs tie s il f-obaie '0rIt ca rlesdsy the 5;h dsy o pc lsy3, 10 0ci5ck ihe forenoon ef said day. a. the Count room of sald Court at tbe Cont Houre, in the County of GiiA, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the Administrator of said estate to convey much of the real estate of the said deceased shall Dc necessary. And tlata oely o this order pRbllshsd a least f0ug sucrezs'vS weeks in TnE &RIsoT. siLvEk BuT newrape- printed and published in said cfa County Territory of Arizona
 G. M ALLISON,
 Judge Of tbe Probate Court Dated Nov Srd 1893
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Copper will likely come into more general use for covering the hnlls of steel vessels, aud especially war ships, as process has recently been invented by which copper can be deposised in m unbroken sheet over the whole bos- tom of vessel. Tais ir done by ap- plying to the hull of the clip 2 pvrta- .hle galyanic bath. < vessel 100 feet long and drawing 20 feet of water can be coated in nine days, as Q cost of &hout s6, loo
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Superintendent of Public Instruction F. J. Netherton knows how it feels to fail in an examination. He was an ap- plicant for admission to the bar at Phoenix last week, biit did not pass.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02

Ih fecent trial the new English cruiser, Havoc, made record of 27 knots-3l miles This is the more re- lnarknble as the trial came of iu heavy weather.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
Dated Nov sra, 1893
NOTICE.

Section lSOq. Title XXIV. Fstrays. Revised Statutes of Arizona Territory, CfE Taylor, g nesnlber of she Baapdsef Supervisors of GIla Go3fity has estIayed fix co head of stock cattle, branded J L running at large in Pleasant Valley, fla County, Arizona, and returned that the owner of the sage was unknown Now, therefore, nndet ssJ law. unless said cattle Ere claimed and pro9ed as required by law said c. r. Taylor will proceed to sell the same at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash at the Court house dooI of said Gila County on the 25th day of NoYem- Der, 1893 at 10 o'clock, r. III.
 Dated, Globe New 3rd, 1898.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN,
 O. Recorder, Gila O., A. T. novi-N
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
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[. Q. 0. r, meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited to attend.
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
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 t,Srs6eit,y a.ss ssay h orier to have rcrfec, tealth nc0ts -s:v .lsrilla is ttc great blood purifier, suiekiy y9aR9 aeripg serofra Ealt rhcurni end s. ,rper iiiss Gs enemies w4lch attack the tleo3 and undermine the health t also builda eF the wtole system cures dysrepsa and sick tcedschei and oyercoaes that tired feeling.
 scrofula Eores.
 "Iy adopted boy, ago i4 years, suffered terri. ply from seroiala sores on his ley. which spread rll they at one time !armed onl great sore from tht calf of his leg up to liis thigh partially GOV cred w'-E scah and discherqlng mattcr conhn- allysInemuseles becRme conuactcd 80 thathis leg was drawn ny and he could hardly WalS We tried everything We could hcar qi, without sue cess, until we began glYihg hia Hoods sar saparilla, In just mouth, aftcE 7 had taken two-thirds of b3ttsa, tho sores entirely healed bis leg is perfectly straight, and be
 Can Walk as Well as Ever. Hoods sarsaparlla is tho best medicine ever saw for scroiulous humor It has done its work more than satisfactorily" WILLIAM s4sDEas Rockdale, Milan County, Texas
 Hoods Sarsapariila Sold by drugglsts si; six for$5 Prepared only byc.L HOOD & co, Apothecsries, Lowell, Mass
 100 Doc=S One Dollar
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-02
Masonic.

s~The Scnies, Resort for eehssesnan In the city.
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Home From New Zealand.

The NRws today received a call
from Elder Edward Akin, OF ToOolo,
who arrived home on Sunday from
mission 10 New ZEALAND. He left Utah
on August Goth, 1890, TO labor In
preaching The Gospel TO the people In
tho anlipodes, aud during the hrst two
years Of the period he remained Ia
New Zealand aud was ,engaged In the
south part, among the better portion Of
the Maori people. The last year he
labored IN the Bay Of Islands
district, northern New Zealand.
ThS performance OF his mission.
AIRY duties was Attonde with
fair success. He had good health,
and greatly enjoyed himself IN HE
calling hs u missionary. The work OF
the Lord IL thriving In New Zealand,
especially In tue southern part.
Elder Akin ana three other mission.
aries were released TO return home, aud
sailed for San Francisco on July 10, on
the steamer Monowais. They had a
very pleasant voyage. Elder Atkin's
companions on the return trip ware
Elders John NJ. Hendry and John g..
Kelson, OF the Eleventh ward OF this
city, and NJ. J. HiCkson, Of Wanship,
Summit county.
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!. 4. pona rcpicd-rhcy can't ubsl1l

j. l.. Pond rephcd-They can't subsiai
on bee bread alone.
Dadent & Son ssid-Thcy can't 10 %.
Professor a. g. Cook s1id-No longO
than as though they had no food. Honoy
is tho food for Quieaconcc. and pollen Dc
not needed. Breeding and activity cd
for pollen.
C. II. Dibbcm wro.e-W Whom the hone,
is nll gone &; viii D., but O. question o. o.
very TOW days how long tho colony viii
1--we
G, G. Miller repliod--lvc had then
strive with plenty Of bee bread. but =
don't know how luug u.oy lived DC 90 ml
after tho honey was gonn.
J. +. II. Brown rphcl-l have no.
kept an account 90 tto hour. but ha0l
observed TINT thgy can survive only co.
short time. without tac hoacy tlp
pollen rapidly produces % disease of tIp
intestine mud death
q. l.. Tinker naid--l hnyc had them
starve on plenty Of bee bral iu winter
Il may be known that they lre starving
by the great number that may DO found
running ont Of Che hive to die. They
cannot live loas without honey.
Mrs. Jennie Atehlcy wrltc-Ttoy will
live just about long enough 90 s,nsvo to
death. thvo he'd colonies ginryc juIt
~ quick after tho honey wcs an eouc.
with combs quite heavy With pollen.
But we get some pollen h'rc sometimes
that Is very sweet or moist with honey.
aud tho bees can live ua that li,ti1
while. But ~ you ak without honey.
say no.
@. W. Domarcc mid-l don't think
that adult bees can I've go an Ca beo
bread. IN numerous eases / have had
bees die from starvation when several
combs were full OF good. swoct pollen
When bees consume pollen they mus,
have honey and water too. 10 soften and
mix the pollen into a sort Of paste. sl
that they can take % into their Housclu.
Bees can only take food whom In a liquid
state.
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hons Industries, among which are paper
aud clsotroplatloI - branches necessary
10 tho development aud independence Of
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n ". Cinord. Sew Ca..ell, we,
ans uoubied with Neuralgia AID
Reformation, hle Siowaah wAs disnf.
iufsi, his Liver we Affected % Hr
sIafmiug degree, = I,fi's irli ava,
and he wns tstrlhly reduced In q 10
and strength. ThTtv boitlta 4 Eit,t BE-
Bitlrfa cured him.
Edwar Shepherd, ltarfistufs, H.,
had running o1re on his lus ftlght
ysAis' standing. uted three bottles ~
Electric Bititta mi seven itxfa Of
Bucklen'a Atnica SalVe.snd his lee 10
sound and vel. john speaker, Cot.
Awb,, o., hal I've large Fever sur,s
on ne leg; dOctuis ssid h' wss lncufa'
bic. One bottle Electric Biiltfe ard
one hoz Burflrn's Arnirh 3Hlv" cured
him entirely. SOLD ~ A. G. smith 4
Goa Drug Store. 80
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Savings Deposits In any sum, from 81
up, received and intoreat allowed ht 5
Per cent per annum, compounded four
umoa year, Couuspoadenee solicited,
Hui any suns forwarded by county DO.
pVsllors carefully attended ".
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will be- pleased.
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My vie AuI iouf children were
taken very suddenly with severe cnsss
Of ohrlcrH mofhup. bought t. bottle
Of Chsmucrlsin's Cole, Choirin ami
Diafrhma Remedy, anu from one IN
two Uoses gave relief IN each case. I
heartily recommend ~; believing NJ the
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plaints. 20 sud Oh cent BOTTLES tot salr
hA Il. q. N. |. Dim. n,I. "a
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poaiIs greater than all others combined.
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Distributing Agents.


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price charged elsewhere. Besl west Of
ffhirnrn
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