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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

"S&0At0 nlAt GEhtly pa@eaA Dotn ood1eA
The appropriation tor Puget sound and
tributary waters is in addition to 5000
left over from previous appropriation
and re-spportioned this year.
Senator Squire succeeded In getting the
canal appropriation through the senate ut
$4,000. but this was cut down in con-
ference to SIS. 600. with the full snd dis
tinct understanding that an additional APP
priation would soon be made. and that the
United States government had adopted
the project and would pnrsus il 10 COM
pietion.
WILL pRsrs THE WALLETS
Aside from all the diversified advantages
to commerce generally, the canal forms
splendid natural inlet for Lake Washing
ton, and the plague of waters which an
nuaily deluges the farms in the valleys OF
White. Green. Duwamish. Black. Cedar
and Sammamish rivers will exist no more
except In history. For some years The
leading farmers Ia these valleys have con-
sidered the &dvisability Of widening and
deepening the outlet OF the lake at the
portage 60 rs 20 take care Of the nood wa
ter, thus obvsating this annual deiage.
The drainage system Of the Lake Wash
ington and White river watersheds 10 so
complicated that in order 10 thoroughly
understand the remedy proposed il needs
explanation and . map 81 hand. Lake
Washington receives on the north ths
waters Of the sammamish slough, wind
ing, sluggish stream. which carries OF ths
drainage Of Lake Sammamish through q
swampy valley. On tbs south IL receives,
when low. the waters Of Bisck river, and
with Il those Of Cedar river. bat when the
lake In full IL tarns the current Of Black
river in the opposite direction and forces
il 70 discharge 20 the souths into the
Duwamish. The Dawamish is formed by
the union Of the Back With the White
river. the latter on its course from ;he
glaciers Of Mount Rainier being swollen
BY recsiying the waters Of Green river.
To carry OF the drainage Of the great
interior watershed Of the lakes and OF this
network OF rivers there are only two out
lets 20 the Sound--the Duwsmish river
ana the small canal from LAKE Washing
ton through Lake Union and into Salmon
bay. The latter Is q small channel cus
through the portage by ths Washington
IMPROVEMENT Company for the pnrpose OF
floating logs into Lake Union sad Salmon
tar and running small steamers through.
Thus Black river and the D1wsmssh are
now tas only outlets vita the exception Of
this small stream b. which the drainage
Of four ravsrs IS carried to the sound, let
alone she watershed Of the lakes which
sney also have 20 care for. Experience
hiss proved that four into one woa't 20.
The result 10 that By tbs tlme Waite river
has been swollen BY rain and has accom-
mod ased the equally swollen Green river,
IL "a kmok-fulL Wfsn ID reaches the mouth
Of Bgaek river II has Eghs Tor an outlet 70
the Sound. Black river, reinforced By
Cedar and she lakes, rams like Tnilirace,
and lie strongest torrsnt wins. The
weaker Is driven back and overEows the
rich farms shieh lins MS banks In fact.
tssh walters become a3oded. for they in
tessecs al 80 Bsarly the same level that
baSk wassr from one spreads over into tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
|IRON LAKE TO SOUND.
emstruction Of the Canal Now
Rests With Seattle.
wopLg TO BUY RfoHr-or-wAy.
- government Ready TO Carry Out
the Work on That Condition.

~rssi.gssa Delegates In Congress HAS
rSw Pas Hsssfs.tfe. Of seassiess
nsvss Within Esseh-Ths Protses
- les History.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16
Furnished Rooms to Let

West Side.
READY for occupancy Sept. ,. newly & hars.
snmely furnished sinsly or en- suite; breakfast
" desired. excellent attendance seth st between
bth 18th ayes. Dayton. box t26 World. uptown.
North of ,75th Street
18TH ST, 7si w.-Pleasaut room for rennsd zen
uemAn: private house, references
iISD ST, b09 E.-Newiy furnished hall room; ga.
bath. 90; front parlor. gentlemen, 81. pri-
vats house.
miscellaneous.
LADY living in her own house " m rent nicely
furnished room to geu temRn h wife: board wife
only. Address Desirable, box 3oi World. uptown
BROOKLYN.
CoFFEY ST. l:3. near Van Buint u-sinsie
furnished rooms, tl25 per week. Mrs. Wolf.
DCFFIELD 81. l7l-S3; well furnished rooms
centlsmen or light housekeeping: front hail
room, 81. so.
HENRY ST., ~, near bridge. LARGE, comfort
ably furnished rooms complete housekeeping
or gentlemen.
MIoDAGH ST. 90. Brooklyn-Larss a small
nicely furnished rooms; minutes bridge. ferry
reasonable.
SANDS ST.. %, Brokiyn-Large a small neatly
furnished ROOM convenient 10 bridge h ferries.
SClIERMERHORN ST. 265 Brooklyn. pleasant
front rooms; housekeeping; separate. TO gentle
men; terms low hall room, 81 So
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1 nFSNox

Conservatory. -4s West sd ST. ,aiWays opsn,.
Correct WALTZ GUARANTEED; nvs strictly. pri-
vate Lessons. s.. any hour, with music. LAD
assistants ten lessons 50, waltz aud choice
three dances guaTsnteedl. CLASSES every aftsr-
noon and evening mos forminsD. Full quarter,
including separate private instruction, IS; month
~. 81. WANTED, 100 CHILDREN for class ana
carnival. Country classes solicited, eircularA
Receptions Wednesdays and Saturdays. az
STAGE DANCING, every spls l.tsst
novelties; terms reasonable; pupils, Rialta. otsrs
baby Spencer; 500 references; best school In the
world
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MISS M'CABE,S

DANCING ACADEMY: glasses nov iormiag at q
East nth St, between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and EVENING" private isep
lonA ANY hoIr; 81 walt. su.ranised N 81 ld-
sous, IS lady and sentleaian aSsistantA
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and eATuRpAx
EVENINGS. SEND FOR cfRCuLARA n
beginners at any tine Open all summer. N
Special and individual attention given to th6as
learning ns waltz: also new and fashioAAbis
dances. including stage. fancy and character.
C. MOVIE Is East ga st, guarantees the sslfs
in q private lessons IS, reverse movement care
fully taught. YOUNG or OLD, dAs or sveninI
OPEN ALL suMMER-wsllS and ali fashionshls
dances taught rsptdlyi circulara KNiCkEH-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West itth q.
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. n
moved 70 American Theatre Building (which
coat 81, 100000. t9d IT. and Eighth ave- sutrknos
On Eighth ave-: take elevator; eysrythAs nsyi
very large hall, Otis electric elevator. slectfie
light steam heat u 10 sbsolutsly the hpsst qane-
lns school nov IN the ecuntry; thorough and e.
fective system of teaehinE private lessons IN ne
waits our sfea. spseial,yi elias. lsssons. ~ .
class Lesson " correct waltz Guaranteed n
private lessons With music ts; rlrculsrs, hall u
ist reasonable fsr clasp. fer haila 70 tptioaA -
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Instruction.

sTENoGRAPHY and TypevritinS school.
1ls Broadway. N T.. u week. Call @ vtleA
TEACHERS = Man, mathematics, Fron0Gj
woman, art, German; woman with tnstitutlco
experience. Educational Bureau, 1341 Arch o.,
PHILADELPHIA. sI. ~
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For Sale.

On. TIM, csc. PER linz: Second Tms, sc. pe
hr<: Thiri aud suhsequer Tines. sOc. PEI hns
d. per line trird chosv. On Sanddps
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miscellaneous.
SMALL private family would let front parlor q
adjoining bedrooms. with board; all i'm.
provements: reasonable; west side, central loca-
ton. Select. box tas World. uptown.
Brookiyr.
BRIDGE ST. sso-Excellent board. with large q
small rooms, we'll furnished: u up
HENRY ST. t2l-Pleasant rooms: good board ;
for gentlemen. 8 minute walk to South Ferry
moderate.
wILLOUGHBY ST. 1870 let, square room a
hall room, furnished; table board.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

kWrv Tuesday und sep. IS uh b. TIN
WORLD s" BARGAIN DAE" "a adreriiss.
mems appenrin, IN the Tuesday, morning etition
Of THE WORLD under hb oos~tcahoa wR b,
rpsated IN ne EVENING WORLD ne sane da,
nee o. ejtdroe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16
Boarders Wanted.

One 7trr, SOC per t,r> Srcuai Tirte, lie. pr
line: 7htrd and Subsequent Tines 100 pc h,e.
No erfru ohoroe on Sundays
Ecery Wednesday, until Sert rs vn be THE
HORLU S "BOARDERS' DAY" Al adper.
f,srnents under n. CLASSIFICATION appearing in the
Wednesday morning edition Of THE WORLD ,Dtn
b repeated IN the EVENING WORLD TIE sax
free Of charge.
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with ST 81 Wheat. new 4 4 room apart
n...na VIZ, Nb; Central Park block sanitary
soom. Inducements; quiet families: 8
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

Nth ST., ioS W, near 9th ave.-Flats OF 5 & 3
rooms, light side windows equal to corner
souse .t 10 1850; house newly decorated car
ps'ed; everything In perfect order.
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18TH ST. i24 w.-Apartments, 3 rooms newly
painted quiet house, 80. sll. Housekeeper
9TH ST, iSi w.-Elegant nat 4 large rooms;
all improvements; hrst-class order; rent low.
9TH ST, A: W. elegant rooms; all light
lmproN ements; nue nelghborhood; rent 81. SIS.
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NTH ~ TO , 4, E .ra,s.. r Co., .1 1:iGF i.%
~ anlr. Janltor. i66.
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Unfurnlshsd-Wes Side.

pNApwAY, 1244 above slst st. (winchester)-
artn,ents, containing rooms. bath: carpet
elhuslneHs or dwelling; elevator.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

onfurnished-Mlsee
A LARGE CHOICE FLATS
GA, i1s ~ 10Th st.. 4ih fiat, rooms. $40.
90 n; ooth s. parlor 4 bss't 8 rooms. Si7. so
30 ts 4 r. ~, 9th st. "a Cat. rooms, $40.
oe Lex; ave, corner Dist st. = rooms, SSS s3h
800 W. I'D ct, LIST 4 tth Oats, $40 So,
YOUNG, ESTATE, 3 WEST aaD or
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,,... and apsrtments TO let
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s'ee.

-" o. IA E-Rne chance; rents reduced;
I'D 81; n.n.r and paint; free till September; sp-
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Business OPPORTUNITIES.

An ACTIVE NAN with SIN all capital can secure
good real estate, Insurance and cunl bus nisS
IN nrst- class location uptown; satisfactory
reasons Tor selling. Address REAL ESTATE,
box Dik wotlu un,ONn
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
A BOLD ROBBERY,

Five Chinese gardeners were sur. prlsed in their house at Wheatiieids hy three armed white men, last Tues day night, about nine o'clock. Alter tying the Chinamen's hands behind their backs with wire, the robbers ran sacked the house and secured Sls0 tn money, silver watch and some rings.
 Foo Pete, the little Chinaman who drives one of the vegetable wagons,
 was asleep in the stable, and knew nothing of the holdup until after the robbers had left, when he was aroused, and released his unfortunate country men. The robbers were in the house fully two hours and turned every thing topgy turyy in their search for valuables The tallest of the robbers is said to have been more frightened than any of Che Chinamen, and one of the latter noticing the mans evident fright said to him, "wbat f5y you shake, you scared? 1? n
 n tAN AS0RNA HttN ANftetA HN"Aa t.s aNAE shorif's office Wednesday morning by John Pringle, and Deputy Sheriff Creswen, Bot Lee, and an Indian trailer went to Wheat6elds to inyesl- gate the affair After getting the Chi namen's story of the robbery aad description of the ma1 the ofii segs ve- turnod to town and "Wednesday owe ming Frank Sllnkard waB arrested charged with complicity in Jhe robbery, About two o'clock Wednesday morn ing wrangling was heard ir SlinEgr5'a cabin and later tn tL6 day 1t was foarned that slinkard had been shot iu the leg by the accidental discharge of his pistol It Is flesh wound and not serious Shnkard's examination h1a not yet been held and no further ar- rests have been made. although W said suspicion rests on other pasGes who are known to the officers.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
Tat aAs8 ag aEovisl

a lhe migLsy Ness the iaa5 aasi
 @ckIed with hoe lsugbs harvest
 tba |! Doradu og the nucg the goel of thaauiculiural emisfana While t eama w.h aIl tba clements 3 wealth aud pfasp speEify, gone ef tHc fafresl and most ieitalrl 2ortioae q # bear har- sect Of malaria eapad a ts fullaese 5y thDsa unprotected 8y medicinal 5ie- guard Na enc seeking or dwelling IL . material locality safe hem th4 seourga without H9s,atles's Stomach BisteFa Emignat. bear this in mind gommseeia} tra7eiem soi5uEuipg m maIar5ons rogoaa Eoaid carry 9 5oy- a'e .. Inc Bittera ip the traditional ggipsayk Ag2ius. the effects of expos. age, mental or bodily overwork, damp and anwholesone feed 5r water is t aa inhlboie 3efsa Constipation. rheamaHni bil'igasae dyapepas. nsEgeouspees and loss of strength are ali rame1ioa by shia geaia restcraai
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
aonEln4 or rnr uA,l on gogre

Ts4ry sayler. mait carrier between Globe and the station on Upper TouJo. on the Globe and Camp Verde roats who arrived here on Wednesday eve ming reported that he was held-up by two men OF Monday evening, about half past seven o'cioulv belweau che Cline and Tonto peB,oilices. The night was dark and saylar was taken completely by surprise. One of the robbers caught She mule by the bridie and almost immediately the other robher threw his arm airand Saylar from behind the cart, and | threatened violence if he resisted sayler did not obey the warning, how ever, and attempted to free himself from the highwsyman's grasp, when the lattet struck him on the head with a siT-shooter and he fel of the cart unconscious
 When he recovered his senses, two and half hours later, he found the mule and cart few iods in advauce. The robbers had taken the through brass lock pouch for Payson but left the way psuclE Sayler went or a short distance toA. A. Packard's ranch where hs fprnained over night and proceeded to Tonto the following morning and reported the robbery tc Postmaster Howell
 bIr Howell and his son iY1'uelidJsly went out to the oesGe of Che robbery and were met by D. M. Gilleland who had already been there with ]. 8 Lauffsv Mir Howell examined the ground, saw where the cart had been Stopped and the track5 around the place, which appeared to him as though made by one man. There were also visible in the sand the marks where Sayler had fallen and rolled, Mir Howell and his companions cir. cled around the place bht found no tiseks Indicating Che direction taken by the robbers, and nc sign of the missing mail pouch.
 The robbery was reported to Sheriff J, H. Thompson, who is also deputy U. s Marshal, and thespostoffice au- thorities were notified. Mr. Thomp- son sent a deputy to Tonto Thursday to investigate the robbery
 There was no registered mail in the stolen pouch, and it is not likely that the robbers got anything of much value
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
ARIZONA msrOsi,AI sourn

Tue material prepared for the above named society will be published for the four months beginning with the July, 1894 number in the Overland Monthly San Freacisco, oaI under tbe caption of Buildilg a State e Apache Land. ! Subscription price. g year, in ad vance, or 3l for the four numbers
 CHAs. D PosToN,
 President
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

6r ,. 2 9oaTelI aae Of s4e aaas known and moss respected citizens oi Brownwood. Texas suffered viib diar. rbma for ioag time and sricd many different semedi gishogS benefit anti Caaimberlatu5 gelic Cholera aud Diarrhua Remedy was used that relieved him a@ ones Fog sale hv a z Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

FOR SALE Ar A BARGAIN. My stock and goodwill The stock con. sists of Stationery, Notions, Toys, School books and News Subscription business. Clean Stock and B liberal discount The only News Depot in the city. Inquire of
 C E TAYLOR.
 Glohe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Among the incidents of childhood that stand putin bold relief, as our mem ory reverts to the days when we were youug, none are more prominent than severe sickness. The young mother yiyidly remembers that t was Cham borlaiu's Cough Remedy cured her of eroup, and in turn administers # to her own offspring and always with fae best results. For sale by II c Hitch cock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Church Directory, st. Paulrs M E, Church, Globe, Arig; Services ct Il o'clock 8. ID. and ' o'clock p m. each Sabbath, and Sabbath School at 1.3o p. n. All the children are welcomed. We have and keep the latest literature,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
Administrators Sale of Real Es
 tate

NOTICE Is lfraEBY GTVEU. FHAT lN 2CE IN suance af an ogdgl 0f the Probate C0'ut iu and f0 2he County Of Gi'a Territory af kuso1a mode on 2rd dsy of July lS n the matter ot the estate of Al fred N Wallace, deosased. tba dndersimel che Ad piaishatcr of Che sstate of aad Alfred M Wsiecs d sessod Wi sil at private saa to tho highest bidder or h'd3oa Tor cash and aubjaet to coulrmation by sad Probate CouFt ou Iuc53ay tae lith day Of September 1894, at eight o'clock pl et tbe sherd office iu thc tcap of Glote tl Doe Uouat5 gi Gla Territory uf Ar z5ua, a ha Fgt title h.tlseat and s5tate at tle said Algsd N Wallace tho tims of his death aud a thi ght je eod interest thal Che said esats hss by operation o law otherwise acquired other hao or in addition Co Ina. M the said Alfred AL Wallace at the tine Of his 3csth "a and to al 9s cTt,n 3t piece ot sa7oal Of land si.pets lyirH and pang tu ths sais County uf 9ia, Territory oe Ar5ona and bounded and described aa follows, to.wit
 Lot k in BiockSs 10 lhe ,oWn oi Globe Coupty a' Giia Torgtotv of Auz5pa and also 60 of t.o following described pesonal property own by said Wired M Walaae at the time of his death, t9ws ano old sad dlo one old sun old pump. some baoksmth tooll. Terms and conditions af sale Cash 'p lawful none5 Q; Che United states ten p0 cent of the purchase money to be paid .2 Che auctionoer uudersNacd Aa uinistator on ig day of sale basHoe confirmation of sale b ss Probate Court Deed at cxpenss Of psr chaser Efher written or ost bids viii be accopted
 |; THOMPSON, Admin uatorof tbe Essai of Alfred M Wa'ars, de- eoasad
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
aow rnn

# ofs ors Hunggas )gllaa Bewsra for any ease ci ga,errh thaa saa nos be cured ty taking Halls gatarrh Cure
 J CHENEY < lG. Toledo, q
 We tae undersigned have snown , Cheney for She Inst 5 years and 1s. Sieve hin perfectly honorable .n all bug. 2ess traasacl,ons and dnanoialiy abls io carry out any ooigatioas n.ado by their dtm
 Vest & TruaS Waoiasala DruGgist. E
 ieio Ohio
 Walding, Kiunan x Iary Taolasasa
 Druggists. Folede Ohio
 Halls oatarrh Care B .aeeu ilto7Dsi. Y acting directly apoa t5s blood spa mucous surfaces of the system, Price, 55s pas bottie soId by sll 0rpggists. Testimonials free
 50 5o G s. Van Wagenepa or 5gsr eoa5s and blankets
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
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An attempt was made bS a Mexican highwByman to hold up the south bound stage from Florence to Casa Grande, last Saturday at the dry lake When the Mexican rose sud, denly from he brush at the side Of the road, the staee horses took fright aud ran away, The highwayman opened fire with his Winchester and Eugene Middleton, passenger, who had moved from bis seat to avoid the bull tets, was iolted of the stage, and cap- tured by the robber, who relieved him of twenty dollars and some small change Mir Middleton had consid- erable sum of money with him, but, fortunately, had placed most 5f it ma der the cushion on the seat The Mexican, who spoke English, said, T will got that driver yet" The driver stopped the horses after they had run short distance, and Eugene caught up with the stage and vert on to Casa Grande
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

The Republican primaries have been set for September 22ud, and the Conn ty Convention, October 2nd
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
'ye nave noncy to Loan al . Der cent.

On farm or city property in any sec tion CT country where property has a fixed market value. Money ready for immediate loans where security and title is good, No Commission We solicit applications. Blanks furnished upon request
 ALLEN & Co, 40 & 42 Broadway, sa New York, Aug 25-13t
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
6E tha G0mmittoe
ssr oNcr rIitr leel..

sy JLr ANn WGlL-TRRb RmEpE -. bIra YinaloN Soothing ayrur has been gsed for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect 8ucceas t sootbes She child, softous the gums, allays all pain, cures wind oolie, and s the best remedy for aiarrhoea. ls pleaaanF D tha taste Sold bg druggisis in every part ot the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle tss value is inoalculabla, Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup. and take no other kind.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
ossa ra'a .a Assg ,, nana.

n che saay haa1asl Chief
 Some yoars ago vs wage very mucn subject So severe spells of gho5era nor basa and aow go feel any of ths ymp toms a5as wuallg preoede tbnt ailmea1, such S s.ofne as .ho s.omaab, aiar rhg etc ve Raaoma soaFy yo have loHaa gbanherlains Cohc, GLol eFa and Dierlhua Remedy She very ihiDg to s.raightep one 3ui in such casea, sad always keep it aooat Wo are rot writing tais for pay testimo. alal but Q let cur esadera know what is 2 good thing to keep handy io the house Eos sale Dy r q Hitchcock, drr0aist
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
LOCAL NEWS

HOUSE TO RENT. Apply to c s, Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
TUE COLORADO mass SILVER UoYysa
Tl0N, af fdiy iith and I2tii, lS97

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 C0ihage Button, which livery Bimetallist shoald have and wear. Price, 2d cents
 4. c. FISK, Chairman. q \ VAN WAGENEE, Sec y & Treas
 2Q2 Boston Block,
 Denver Cola
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

John Holohan and family went to McNiillen on Tuesday and expect to make their home there.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Quite o number of minels From Globe have found work st the Con gress mine, James Whelan has opened a barber shop there,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Ifyou want strictly pure and ma dulterated whiskey for family or med lcinal use, call for Planet vhiskey at c. $. Van Wagenen's
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Sam Sands was in from Richmond B Isin on Wednesday. Miners there are industriousiy working their claims and s2t nG some ore
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

N. s. Berry returned on Wednesday from a visit to Phunix and Salt river valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

J. W Wentworth, of payson, ha been commissioned a notary public
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Mrs. j. c. Latimer returned from Armer on Wednesday,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Herman Berger who i5 eorSing Q leased claim at Qtartzite, has a small lot of silver ore ready for shipment
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

NOTICE ! M schlesiager, attor- uey-at-law is authorized 0 collect all our accoInts. J. MYERS & BRo.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Dr. T S Collins and wife ana john Collins who have been camping in the Sierra Ancha mountains for the past month, are expected home tomorrow.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

c. C. Hockett and family arrived from Mesa on Monday and have gone to housekeeping in one oF Mrs Gray dOn's houses,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

J. W. Stanheld has been appointed Justice of the Peace, vice John Bow. man resigned.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Frank D Johnson, of Che BELT of flee, returned to town on Friday, from a sojourn of six weeks at Robert An- q srsOn's ranch, and we are pleased to state, is much improved ia health
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
posT 6TFIoE RuLEs

OfBce open from z AsN toT P. g daily, Sundsys- one hour after mai arriyes, Mail closes going East and Wet at 7-ih A, daily,
 Money Order Department eloses st P. daily Sundays excepted
 Mails go Co san Carlos aud MaNey every day. Sdudav8 eXcepted-to Catalpa. Ar a.er, Tonto, Rye, PGys5n, &, every Mon day, Wednesday ant Friday. These mails -lase the night preyiags at 9 ?, N
 JOS. II. HAMtLh, E. N,