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Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16
Application No. No. o21.
Supplemental Notice l
U. S. LAND OFFICE, Tu6soS, Arizona,
 DpcsDther9 8 1894

U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUtsoN, Arizona,
 December 3, 1894.
 Notice Is hereby given that The United Globe MineE, by Edward H. Cook, attorney in fact, whose post-othce address is Globe, Gila County, Arizona, has made application for patent for the GLADIATOR and CEN TRANLIA Mining lodes, survey No. llOs hearing copper, situate in Globe Mining Dis. trict, Giia County, Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes on hle in this office, as follows viz:
 Beginning at corner No. l, the initial point of the Gladiator lode Clsim lfrom which U s. M. NJ. No. 9, bears \. 36 degs 2l min. E., 497S.S feetl cedar post feet long, inches in diameter, with mound of stones thence s. e degs 43 min. W 1239 feet to corner No. 2 a cedar post feet long inches in diame- ter set in mound of stones thence N. 8S degs. 26 min. w, 600 feet to corner No 8, n cedar post feet bong, inches in diameter set in uoind of stones thence N. 70 degs. 05 min. E., l253 s feet to corner No 4, Identical with corner No. s Jf the Centraylia lode, cedar post ] feet long, 6 inches in diameter, set foot in mound of stones; thence s. S6 degs. 26 min. E., 5z6T feet to corner No. l, the place of begiuning.
 beginning with corner No. 2, of the Cen. trayia lode claim, identical with corner No.1, of the Gladiator lode claim, thence x. A degs l0niin E., I5G0 feet to corner No. G. .
  set in mound of stones; thence N, 36 degs. 26 min. w., 500.l feet to corner No. 7, ce- dar pest feet long inches in diameter, set in mound of stones; thence $. 45 degs. 56 min. W. 1493 feet to corner No. g. identical with corner No. {, of the Gladiator lode claim thence $. S6 degs. 26 min. E., 546.7 feet to the place of beginning, corner No. 2, of the Cen srsylia lode and corner No l, of the GlsdiS. tor lode.
 Total area of Gladiator lode 15.sl acres less conflict with Alice lode 0.07 acres less conflict with Fraction, 0.25 acres less conflict with Hoosier lode l.25 acres, the net area be- ing l4.25 acres. Mean variation lS degs 2s min. E. Total area of Ceptraylia lode. l7.7s acres less conflict with Hbosier lode, els acres less conflict with Grey lude 0 O. acres, the net area being IT. 56 acres. Mean varia- tion IS degs 2S mn. F. Net area of Gladis. tor and Centraylis lodes: Sl.Sl acres and forming portion of the - Quarter Sec ti0n =-- in Township of Range - Gila and Salt Riter meridian.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Gila County, in book B. Globe District Records at psge lS2, and pages 194-5. Adjoining claimants are the owners of the Alice, Fraction, Hoosier and Grey lode claims. All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the frat day of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provision of the statute.
 EUGENE J. TRIPPEL,
 Register. EpwARD H. Cook,
 Attorney for Claimant.
 dec. s-low
Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16

O. w. O. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler Co, W. Va, appreciates good thing and does not hesitate to say so. He was almost prostrated with cold when he procured a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy He says "It gave ne prompt relief I find 1t to be an invaluable remedy for coughs and colds" For sale by H. c. Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16

We are in receipt of the Railroad Edition of the Arizona Gazette, issued te celebrate the completion to Phoenix of the Santa Fs, Prescott and Phoenix railroad.
 It is De e1aggeration to say that this edition of the Gazette is the best "spe- cial edition" of newspaper ever pub ished in Arizona. It is faithful DOT trayal of the resources and progress of Central and Northern Arizona, and the entire absence of portraits and liogra- phies of prominent citizens" paid for, "eheap for cash, enhance it's value.
 The Railroad Edition of the Gazette should make a good immigration docu ment, and we hope 1t will have wide circulation.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16
ceUSrY PRINTING, AND THE CAUSE or
 LARGE BsEiNQUENT rAx LISTS.


 We find the following in tho Tucson Star of the sth inst, in reference to county printing
 ''Hhis afternoon was printers day in the Council A bill came mp in the committee of the whole relative to coun- ty printing, and designating what should be considered an inch in news paper, and making the daily and week. ly equally eligible for county printing. Martin, of Yayapai, who is the only knight of the plume in the House, sprang to the defense of the printing fraternity, and told the assemblymen that wben they insisted upon placing seven words to the line in long primer, they were asking something that might be impossible, that if such law was passed 1t would be dead letter, on ac. count of the impossibility of comply. ing with it.
 Wright of Cochise, expounded to the assembly how printing affairs were run in Cochise county Skinner, of Ora ham, said the people of Graham were paying two thousand year for the printing of their delinquent tax list, and called for economy in this line Hunt got in a rap at what he called mushroom dailies that sprang up in a day, and existed only as long as the county printing was in sight
 There is much to be said with regard to printing bills, The laborer is worthy Of his hire. By the terms of the pres snt printing bill great deal less than the usual commercial rates are the legal charges.
 In the article quoted above from the Star, Mr. Skinner is said to have made the statement that ''the people of Ora ham were paying two thousand year for the printing of their delinquent tax list. We understand that Mr. Skin, her is minister of the gospel, as we'll as & member of the Arizona legislature It is to be presumed that man hold ing two such high positions of trust would not willfully misrepresent fact, and if 6 statesman of Skinner's ability and entirely free from guile, makes an erroneous statesment it is due to ignor- ance and nothing else The Bulletin will receive for the year 1894 for pub fishing the delinquent tax list of Ora ham county, according to law, the sum Of $6O6 77; more than two thirds less than S2, 900, as Skinner misrepresented to his colleagues
 N is true that the published delin- quent lists in the several counties, is in excess of what under reasonable conservative legislative appropriations it should be. The fault is not with the county governments, nor with the peo- pie. Too much liberality on the part of the representatives at Phoenix in scattering with lavish hand the money of the taxpayers is the cause. Appro- priating large sums to every apparent ly feasible and plausible scheme &C., counts for the large delinquent tax list, 50 justly complained of, A stream can not rise higher than it's source,
 Again we cry halt to the legislature, and suggest to Mir Skinner that dur ing the present Lenten season he go into retreat and commune with himself.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16
KnIehts of PYthlas.

Regular meeting of Pinal Mountain Lodg, No. II, Tuesday night of each week at Ma sonic Hall. All brothers in good standing gre cordially invited.
 D. s. HRkoN, c, c. " ". kAIKRs, x. B. s.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-03-16
eILAENcANPMrNT. NO. g.

I. O. o. F. meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month at the Coort House. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited to attend.
 H. c. HIToHoooK, c. P. Wv ZIsBERMAHE, Scribe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

somo time Lamber, has had grudge
ut Charles pluurner, aud whom he gets
drunk, ne goes after him (Plummerl.
Shaw went with him ami thev found
Pluniuier I'M the post ON e. Some fell
low called plummcr ont and Lambert
wanted TO know IL he had anything
against himP Plummer said he had
mer aud began to snake him James
Fromhart was standing by, told Plum
mer To hit Lambert Shaw wanted to
To know what Fromhart had in It, and
going over To the fence he grabbed u
board aud strnck ut Fromhart, who
caught the blow on the elbow, and be-
fore Shaw could hit him again From
hart struck him with a rock and ran.
Shaw ran after hiu,. BUT seeing that
he was not I'M Fromhart's class chs 4
sprintcr, came back aud struck Plum
mcr on the back OF the head, Knocking
him out into the street and cutting a
fearful cash I'm lis cnr. UsfCrs 10
could swing his club again, he was
seized 10y Clark Shahan and John
Coc,dlin. who held him until assistance
came. lie was taken TO the lookup.
along With Lambert where they will
have plenty of tune TO think out How
TO take the town OF New burg" Ward
Lambert is q noted tough, and alto
gcther "A hard customer aud since as
snulting Edward Hackney some weeks
since, has, in more ways than one.
made himsclf obnoxious TO the people
OF this vicinity. WIN Shaw noe Is no
county Therefore will not take up
your valuable space. TRUru
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10
LOCUST GROVE.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Marshal llilcman AMI family were
visiting here during the holidays.
Misses Dora Ditmore Cora ami Jcn.
mic Ditmore were calling on our PEG.
pie last week.
The spelling match at this place was
well attended ON Monday night
Mrs Sarah Kelly was visiting nj her
sons Geo A. Kelly of Crane ,villc last
week.
Misses Anna and Emma Cuscman
and Minnie lIileman, and Frank Kelly,
Lucian Frankhouser, John Deal and
John lliIcmau went to Addison on
wednesday.
Martin DeBerry who was i'll is allc
TO be out again.
win Guthrie and Allen Franlshous r.
do quite business In sleigh trading
while tn. good snow IS on hand.
John Kelly sold quite quantity of
lumber to -. G.. NJ Aunan, recently.
Martin Cupp is repairing his house
Mrs. Anna Forsvthe has completed
quite II commodious dwelling house
recently j. X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

special correspondence Of Tue AnGrs.
Wen wc thought that few items
from this neck OF the woods would bc
accepted 20 your valuable paper rs we
have saw nothing in IL Tor SOME time
from this place, but supposc TINT your
correspondent was shovel undcr about
election time, and has failed to come
toe since.
The boys have made good use OF the
snow while il lasted, but since IL has
gone they are making a great ado
over IT,, but OH what do the girls
thirkg
Miss Eta Gibson who was working
&C Laurel Iron works has returned
home TO spend the rest OF the winter.
Mrs Lizzic Formnn has been confn-
cd 90 her bed for the past ten days.
with typhoid fever. and sorry 90 note
that She IS no better az present.
J.. j. Galloway who was working on
the Davis railroad has returned home,
and you bet Mollic is glad.
Jonathan Gibson and son, William,
were ir our midst last week.
Among our pcdagog0cs VINO spent
their no idays at home, we're Mcssr
y O Jenkins Of Terra Alta, Ira Gibson
Of shay's settlement, and -. S Gibson
OF PaIaune. Marion county, who used
% be- ono ~ Preston tcacfcla.
The Ncbo chooi IS progressing nice
ly. and Amos wears "a broad smile on
account Of that better half lie treat
ed his school toa spelling bee Friday
night January 9TH They al report a
good time.
Mrs. Victoria Clark wo are glad to
note is able 90 bc MP
We wonder n The County Superin-
tcndont expects 20 clear his oath, by
not visiting tho schoois2
Madam Bumor says that We are TO
nave some more weddings
May sp7hrof IUngwooJ, is visiting
ficnis here
We won Ter II the Secretaries OF tho
Board OF Educition can clear their
oaths by filing teachers article who
did not attend the county Institute
accordinR 20 law Vow that tho even
ings are long we would Ike to have
some light on these subjects. Aud We
~iu close - GktLAoHr,E-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10
CUtNEsvILi.i;.
nrrs.nnndenco OF One Nrrus

correspondence OF the Argus.
The Rev. Idlcmnn is having on OH
fashioned methodist revival ut this
place
Our lads arc making COOL use OF the
fine sledding snow, bv hauling coal,
wood, limestone and lassics,
DR.. Ravcnscroft sports tho finest
sleigh in town.
Awhile at distant points in the SO
called warmer places the temperature
sank tn i2 and 10 degrees below zero,
our highest record was but 10.
Mr.. Marshal Wilhelm brought his
handsome young bride home during
the past week.
Misses Jennie and Ilda Browning Of
rollivor, are visiting their mauy friends
aud relatives at this place.
The two samuel Strawsors OF this
place will return TO Bayard in few
DAYS
Mr. NJ LaudXs OF IIazclton, was cal
ling at this place on Saturday and Sun
day
The meeting con luctsl by Row. Idlc-
man at this place is becoming some
what noisy. lie expects TO make res
resurrection among the dry bones this
time before he gives up the enterprise.
The dreaded disease, cholera infan-
tum Is again in this section.
Mrs Susan Hartman Is still linger-
ing in "A critical condition.
Strange To say that since the protract-
ed meeting has been in progress, our
young folks have had four dances.
Mr. win Bishop spent the past week
and Function, looking up business,
About % OF Terra Atlas gaycst sports
drove TO our town on Thursday even
Ing and had an oyster slipper and
dance af the hotel, which seemed to
afford quite "a jovial time. Come again.
Quite u number OF our Republican
brothers fairly split their sides over
the comedy(?) OF Mckinley riding
Cleveland 20 the gates OF Heaven. We
desire TO tell them right here that IL
Cleveland ana the Senate have made
an ass Of themselves, IL was by yield
ing 10 Republican dictations and If "a
little Republican doctrine makes an ass
Of Cleveland, what must we call full
flooded Republican. o..
We stHl hear the cry of hard times"
Notwithstanding the fact that corn is
selling at 10. BucltwhcatGOc, Potatoes
Doc, Butter 2jc, eggs zoe, Hay S12, pop
lar lumber $50 per 1. OOj etc.
sALAMANDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

Correspondence Of the Argus.
We have never seen local letter
from this town yet 50 we thought we
would give you the locals
The sick Of the town are convalecing
Rev Martin and Mcclure Mason have
been shut in during all OF this snow.
Saw-log hauling is the orler OF the
day Three teams are putting in saw
logs preparatory for the saw mills
coming, which will he in the near fu-
turc.
Rev. A. f. Berlscy moved from this
pltce on the 2nd day Of January 1895
We were sorry 90 bid them good-by
They were a family thlt was well re-
spected by all that knew them. As a
preacher he was well liked, and his
family - mel (h bors and citizens. Their
place will not bo likely filled soon
with such kind people. We wish them
God speed, and his blessing where
ever they may be sent in the futuc and
as they east lingering thought back
10 ST Joe, West Virginia they can feel
assured that they have the Well wishes
of I'LL
All Of the houses will be filed M
here in a few days. JUICE Mason has
even rented his law Office for domestic
use. That makes every available hous
and shanty fiiled up
Buddy Groves is building something
near II. G. Boerbowers residence but
from the appearance no one coull guess
what il may DC butt is a building sure
in the town OF 81. Joe.
Prof John Gidlcy passed through
here one day last week and stopped
right in the middle OF the town ana
traded sleighs--got two seated sleigh
one that j. r. Cres.cr use 90 use John
was driving that bioUdcd stock the
ARGUS spo~e Of some time ago
Mr. Cam len Elliott ~ llaclIlobarucy
was here last week one day aud night
sleighing one OF the fair ones, but he
had 10 say farewell
ST. Joe wants n good blacksmith:
no better location in tine county for e.
man That can do ali kinds Of country
and buggy work
lucrc is "a store an Iost-Jiff'o uCcd-
ed her, Who wi conner u will be-
at the turm'nus OF the proposed tram
road, and many Inducements which we
shall not mention
Miss Ella BccrDowcr and three OF
Mr. John DIls family paid ST. Joe a
visit on lass Sunday.
Uncle John Albright has gone NJ
Salt RIVER nc sent for his clothes.
We all miss Uncle John
T. T. Martin OF Muddy Creek Mn
hauled bis new cngine4 through here
last week lie purchased a three horse
power upright engine of Lcplce & Co,
% run his machinery IN his shop.
Miss Clara BccrOowcr spent part II
last week visiting friends at Reeds
vile
o a Bccrbowcr shot some f1o wild
ducks last week ont1c river.
SHoHr ASD EARrY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10
CuPID'S COURT AGAIN.

Last week, We promised to give
our readers the particulars of an.
other wedding in this issue, and
here we are making good our prom.
Use. Our innocent little local
caused quite hutter among the
falr sex and many were the guesses
made as to the Identity of the
couple. Every couple in town that
have been counting any. has been
under the ban of suspicion. We
have even been accused oursclf of
being the prospective victim. but
thank fortune we arc still at large.
SO much for the preliminary. Now
for the particulars in tins suit of
attachment in Cupid's Court.
Married, at the homo of the
bride, near Kingwood. Tuesday
evening, Jan. Sth. 1897, Miss An
ME Beavers to Mr.. Edward NJ. vii
lams. The ceremony took place
at s O'Clock and was performed by
Rev. William Rogers, otTunnelton,
the new pastor OF that circuit.
Quite a number of inylted guests
were present, and after the cero
mony and congratulations. elegant
refreshments were served in sumpt-
nous abundance. The BRIDE ia he
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. &. Beavers, who live near the
Snyder Chapel. and the groom is
the youngest son Of John Williams,
ESD, who lives near town. The
young people are well and favorably
known to our people aud set snil
on the sea OF matrimony with bright
prospects for the future. Tits
ARGUS extends hearty congratula-
tons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10
From another correspondent.
Rusrfcus.

From another correspondent.
Miss Grace Flynn. "a charming young
lady Of this city, has been visiting
friends and relatives in Kingwood.
Prot If. s. Whotssll, Of Terra Alta,
spent the holidays with old friends in
town ond vicinity.
Miss Mar furitc Cross returned from
visit 70 friends in Buckhanuon. Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs George Hildgartner,
who have been Wis ting friends aud
relatives in town ard vicinity, have re-
turned 81 their home in Richmond, Vir-
ginia.
VI. NJ Montgomery, ofFranklin, Nd.
an eX-rcsident 90 this place. was seen
on our streets last week
Miss Carrie Perrill. cx-Post Mistress
is attending the Hagers towb Female
College.
VIM Dent Amman has returned TO the
Morlontown University, after spend
ing tbe holidays at home.
ID Manly Fortncy. after n severe
Illness is able 30 attend TO business.
Verne FrIz,cr has returned ~ the
Armour institute OF Chicago, where he
is attending school
Harry g. forIyco spent O few days in
Fellowsville last week
Mr. and Mrs George Weitman. OF
kcyscr, arc visiting friends in town.
Your correspondent pre- lictcI some
weeks ago, tlat when the toughs If
this town ard vicinity undertook 90
take the town, they would meet with
a warm reception Last Monday night
Wdrl Lambert, a noted tough. and Bin
Shaw went to Grafton ami 80 usual,
cane back drun,t expecting To- run the
town 90 suit their own sweet p clsurc.
Now there is not b tier set OF people
in West virginia than the ctzsns o.
Ncwburg but they know when they
have enough OF anything. So when
Messrs. Shaw and Lambert went Co
look for trouble they found 80 For
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She said Yes.

Edward VI. Williams 90
Anna l.. Beavers 20.
John G. Ashby Jr 23,
Linncy Ashby 10.
Jesse +. Deal 81
Dotle Fisher p.
friedrich Copcman 4f
Virginia J Miller 30.
All native Prestonians except Miss
Fisher who was born i'm Pennsyl-
wanna aud Mr.. Copeman in Ger
many
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THE WEST VA ARGUS.
KingMood. Jaanary 10. lsO5.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.


The Reading Club meets to night
at Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cranes.
A lot of Child's Over Coats TO be
sold low for cash by W. Posten & Co
Miss Mary Poole. Of Fellowsville,
has been at Maj L. o. Orr's this
week.
Miss Joliffe. of Ellington, Mon
ongalia county, is visiting, at W.
IL. Brands.
Judge Hoke has been holding
court at Grafton the past week, but
Is home again.
Miss Mary Derring, of Morgan
town. is here visiting at Mr.. ID. f.
Fawcett's.
Col. r. W. Monroe has returned
to Romney to look after his legal
business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Derring. Of
Morgautown, are here and will
remain some time.
Charles Crawford, the newly
elected Mayor of Terra Alta, was
here this week.
James NJ. Carroll, Esq, of near
Herring, was here Friday and gave
us a paying call.
Our schools resumed work again
Monday morning after two weeks
holiday vacation.
Mcclure Mason of St. Joe, WAS
here Yesterday and left this morn
ing for Wheeling.
Constable l. W. Criss and Ed.
Wolf, of Newburg, were in town
yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Parkhurst
have returned from visiting rela.
tiyes in Michigan.
Don't forget the festival in the
Baptist church at Albrightsyrlle, to-
morrow night, (Friday.)
Senator W. G. Worlcy, of King
wood, was in this place Wednesday.
4-Elkins Inter Mountain.
A protracted meeting is now in
progress at the NJ. r. church here
conducted by the pastor.
The thermometer took drop too
much during the recent cold spell.
1t ought to take the Kelley cure.
Edward McGrew lleermans i,
now city editor of the journal anf |
has charge of the local department. !
DR.. j. S. Hartley. the dentist. is
here this week with his Office in the
Bishop Block, same place as before.
Miss Annabel Hoke and brother
Lawrence returned Friday from a
two week S visitin Washington City. |
Miss Grace Flynn returned Tues
day to her home in Newburg. after |
a two weeks visit among friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Fortney gave
a dinner party to quite a number
Of invited guests during the past
week.
An exchange says: owe have
few subscribers go long delinquent
that they run when they see dun
horse"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Montgom-
cry returned last Saturday from
ten days visit among relatives in
Newburg.
Prof. Holden and wife returned
last Saturday from their holiday
vacation, spent at Grafton and
other points.
W. H'McGibb, as. postmaster and
justice at Bruceton. was here Mon
day on legal business, and gave us
a paying call
The rain storm and heavy thun.
der and vivid lightning Of Satur-
day night was something unusual
for mid.winter.
For Fire Insurance OF any kind.
IN several Of the best companies.
call on or address, }. NJ. Crane,
RiDgwood, W. Va.
A. W. Johnson, Assistant Ad-
jutant General. Of this State. has