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Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
A EoaGh Experience.

Prof James Douglas and Miss Doug las arrived here last Tuesday evening, with Den Ming, who brought th sm from Fort Thomas. Mir. Douglas and his daughter were five days coming from the Southern Pacific railroad to Globe, and encountered diGlcul aes and detoution3 which would have dis couraged anyone who had never ex- Parienced the hardships of travel in Arizona, especially at such an adverse time
 Arriving nj Bowie Station they found the Gila Valley railroad crippled and no means of reaching points to the north, so they went on to Wilcox, where they hired a conveyance to take them to Fort Grant, thence to Thomas. The whole country had been under water and theroads were in wretched condition At Thomaa Dan Ming kindly offered to bring them to Globe, and they thought their trouble was about over. However, when they reached tho Gila river at San Carlos, on sunday evening, il was impossible, aud there was nothing to do but to re
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
ODD ACCIDENTS.

IIENRT FRESHMAN, of Englcwood, H., owns cat. It was conteutedly lying near the stove during an electric storm, when lightning darted down the chimney and siuged straight line along it3 bacl, to the tip of it's tail.
 Ar Charlaviuc, Franco, lightning lately struck the church stccplc while h"o choir boys were ringing tho bells. One of tho boys was killed instantly end the other will probably die.
 G1oRGGA papers arc telling in ap- parent good faith of negro at Blake. ly, Ga, who was struck on thc head by a bolt of lightning few days ago, and who, though receiving deep gash in his scalp, is now as spry as ever.
 A EANCmR in Mason Valley, Nov. was leading two spirited horses to water, and tied their haltcrs together. They started off in mad Fallop, and dashed enc on each side of q cotton wood trcc. They were brought up so suddenly that both their neclss were broken
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
sPLlCEO A SNAKE
Singular Ersulr nf 0urScoas Experiment.
 ia Craf,la. EcpsLoa.

Singular Eusal- nf g 0urScoas Experiment.
 ia Craflas EeasGos.
 Dr, c. A. Country9an, of AIcllcttc. S. D., poasasaas q combination sDa'.c nays the Minneapolis Journal IL ia half garter and half sand aua1e, and this peculiar position w-as nad2 possible hY a sgrrieo operation performed hy @ G0so@ IIjs attention wee directed to
 Hla8 from Uhscryiug thas when a
 alg ia killed ita ta1 gueeass to live uatiI thc nen roH down when fife csases. J. is thought by many tba2 ibis is owing Co tho nerves but tGG doe tor was somewhat sECptiaal on this point E1ing Q surgeon he diszasoa several and ugae come Interesting dis corcriea He tocud that in both tA2 sand md garter smokes the npiaul col- uan extended little more than hali thc Iarrlh af Inc body Knowing tha, i5 vge possible t2 graft flesh, this iel hil 10 calorof0rrl them md try GD'iei1g lhcga, Ealsiug Inc spli.o. O. couraa. be- l1v tho end of the spinal column. He made foar unsuccessful attempts, but succeeded in tho fifth. The graftcd cnalsa he has now is apparently in good hcal.A-aad Inc joined parts are per fec1y knitted together. It's body is of the Gand suabc and its tail is a garter aaalsc's. The sand snake is spotted aud looks exactly Iilsc a ratuesnal.c, while tho garter snake is s;-ipcd and it's color i5 of thc different shades of green and yellow Both of these varic- tics of snakes are harmless and com mon throughout tho slate.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Tho Apache name for railroad is Bcs-che-la na-ya-ha.be3-t;n. No won. der some of them object to the coming of such Q monster. However, the h. di2nB in general haze no objections t. tho railroad passing through the reg ervation. The line only touches cul- t.vated land or runs below the ditohcs in two places This is on tho San Carlos river One farm of 200 hun dreG acres is cut in the middle. but no damage will be done at any place fur ther than the land taken for the road bed.-Bulletin.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
rortlnna 1ore.l nestanrant rnls

Spring chicken on toast, foul tip; scrambled eggs, two chippics in mid ocean, shipwrccl5cd; pork chops, shcc- ncy's funeral; corncd beef hash, plate of mystery; poachcd eggs on toast, two men on horseback; toast, three gashes; milk toast, graveyard stew; liver and bacon, sturs and stripes; fried sausage, four links of American cable; fried eggs, white wings, sunny side up; cod fish balls pair of sleeve buttons; steak, rare, slaughter house, let tho blood fol low the knife; roast beef, rare, upper cut; corn cakes, stack of Kansas; buck wheat cakes, stack of blues; wheat cakes, stacl, of whites, with copper; cup of back cofse, one in the dark.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

rEHE DUPLICATE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF G.h County for Lhe year l595 is now in my pos session for collection of tho taxes levied therein Tbe taxes of tlosa holding red estate win be dsluqueDs CD the thirl Monday iu D cembsr next aud unless paid on that day. Or prior tIerg'1. hge per cent wnl bo added Co the amount thereof penalty Al persous holding psrfuna property and assessed for .hc ssae and uot owning any real estate in sad Gila Co5.uiy are notified that such taKes are nov due aud i not paid bg thc t!iEi Monday u December, this year ln accordance uith Paragraph 27o5 Of Reyised Statutes Of tho Territory of Arizona, and amendments thereto shall proceed to accordance with said paragraph and collect by distTess and sale
 The payment of the foregoing taxes may be made upon auy busucss day my office iu the Court House ia tEc Town ui Globe Gi,I County.
 Dated tlis 10th day Of September, 1885
 Ii C. HITCHCOCK,
 TaX Collector
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Esarai sea

Increases tbe discomfort of the yoy- ngcr. But even when the water IS not tempestu0us he is liable to sen sickness
 They who travel the "g gantic wetue s should be provided with Hcstctter's St2mHch BItters, which quiets dis, ordered stomuchs with gratifying speed and certainty. To the hurtlul infu- ence of a tropic, maiarious or to7 rgor- ous or damp climate, as well as to the buluiul effects of unwholesome diet aud bad water, it is reliable anhdotc. Commercial travellers by sea or land. mariners, miners, western pioneers, aud ulj who have to encounter yicissi- ludes of climate and temperature, con eur in prououncing it the best safe guard It prevents rheumatism aud pulmonary nttacks in consequence of damp aud cold, and it is an efficient defense against all forms of malaria It eau be depended upon in dyspepsia, liver and kidney trouble.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Iwil] pay S20 to the person who re- turna my guitar, aud will ask no qucs. tous. Or, I will pay that sum for in- formation that will lead to its recovery. The guitw was taken from my house Oct 9, the morning after the flood. It was concert size and had a dent in one side The reward will bo paid promptly. JENNIE ECOTT.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
Saturday. October 12, 1895,
THE MAILS.

Po-tofare open from 8 A. M, to 8r.S.- ulasrd on Sunday.
 Mails to and tC5m the East and West siN times a week Sunday cyceptedl, via tho For, Thomas and Globe route.
 Mail arrives at tl2;t5 ?. M6 departs at 9 go F.M
 Mail closas at go ?. M
 Register business closes at 6:S0 ?. N, Money order business clvses at z ?, N. Mails over the Globe and Camp Verde route tntermediste offices Armer tliue, Tonlo. Rye. Payson. Pine and Strawberry, leave Globe, M"ndays, Weduesl, ,ys and iGi- days at 6 oc.ock A M;arri' e" same dats, ,.,-.. Mails over tho Florence, Riverside and Globe routo leave Globe Mondays, Wednts, days aud Fridays at 6 Q. u,; arrive Nedne5' days, Fridays and Sundays st6 a, m.
 JOS. II. HAMILL, P. NJ,
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Tha Flsol la fa- aIl1 lall,r,

J. ". Ransom returned on Tondaz
 last from e trip through toe Gila Val. ley Jo Bowie Statiol He gives a
 graphic description of tbo damage done by the storm cfSuaday. Sept. 50, '. especially t5 tho GGa Valley. Globe & Northern ratlroad Nr. Garland, he
 says, did everything possible e repair the railroad and get the mau through. Inc washouts occurred on Sunday night, and Monday morning Mr. Gar land had thc rspair train out aud worked with a shovel himsciR, The whole country was Hooded, and the road5ed Was damagad in several places baJweea Thomas and Solomon ivilio, aud tac train could net pass over tho road unW the weak places had been repaired
 The worst damago wag between : So!omonvilo and Bowie. Tho road bed was entirely washed away in
 places, leaving the track suspended. ! The worst waahoug commenced g mile and and half out from Bowie, and
 was about Hvo or six miles in length. There were places where not even a
 hauaoaz could pass over. President Garland and Ir Ransom d.duot reach
 Bowie until Tuesday plight, and Wed.
 nesday the n.ail was run ont on a hand
 car and packed by Mexicans over every washuut, and tho haudcar pulled over with ropes. On Thursday Mr.
 Garland procured wagon from the construction camp, fourteen miles dis
 tant, wish which lho mail was con
 veyod to a point about seven miles
 from Bowie, where it was met by the
 train.
 Tho water was higher at Bowie than
 was ever known; it ran into the s,a-
 tion and covered the dining room
 floor in Cant. Teyis' hotel to a depth
 of six inches.
 A washoat occurred on the Southern
 Pacifi", five or six miles east of Bowie,
 which Agent Bugbec said would take 100 men thirty days to repair, although 1t was fixed temporarily so that trains
 could pass over it.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

T. 4. Pascoe and Frank Boston, who were excused by Judge Rouse from serving on the Federal grand jury at Florence, arrived home Wednesday night, Mr, Pascoe was gratifed Co find that his losses by the flood were no greater, Tho term of court at Florence was a very dull one. Only three cases had been brought before the grand jury, md the business of tue court had dragged badly. Before they left Florence, word was received that tho Mexican highwayman Hho held up the stage above Cnga Graudg on the Sd inst, had been captured somewhere near the Mexican line, and officers were expected to arrive at Florence with him on Monday even. ing,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
Proclamation If Reward,
TERRITORY 0T ARIZONA
 E.EEUTIVF DrpAnTwE-sr

I2 al whom these Irasgrts shsIl come .Iaet.ug.
 WErEgt# Ei7watIaa fTsm authentic sources has haea received ig nae ,Aat EIaak ,i Doll and is Fol, bn Doh ctizgus af Final county, ser, murdered by uusuan psrzgas at tasiE home at Alma Prsl county tl.zona oI tic f.A day lt January, A D 1895 aaa na rlas having gst been found t0 tse ragtlgs rao com nt:tgI tao sa3i cFilas
 Nou theraiarr ,. Louis C. Hughes, Governor of Arg- 11a, ay virtue of Ge povCE and authority a ne vest e3 do her9ly ol5s reward gf Five Hundred Dollar. iar # E1Eest end -1u-ir''ra t ls laulI,sJis uf l.s yEi.l FraHS sI Doll aud Johu Doll
 Iu uitaess whereof have Hercuut7 sgt my hand and lags5a Che rlat seal q the Trrrt5ry to be ar5zed
 r8Ho al phuuiE the capitol, this gIst day Of Jauu erg. A D 1895
 CHAs BaucF. LOUIS c. HUGHES.
 sglT,izry uf Arizona G7yaru1r
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

AS a result of the washouts on the Gila Valley railroad, Globe was with out mail for eight day5, and for four days had neither mlii nor telegraph communication. The inconvenience was great, but most of our citizens accepted the situation philosophieally, as being unavoidable There is not likely to be any further detention of the mails for some time to come. We ore credibly informed that President Garland will contract with Los Angeles bridge company for the con- struction of bridges and trestles at points on the railroad which arc en- daugerod by flood water.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

A Mexican named Roblcs war at rested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff J. J. Frasier. A short time after the ar rest Constable Borquez, from Globe, appeared at the jail with 3 warrant for the man. He Is accused of stealing a horse, saddle, bridle and spurs from another Mexican on Salt river, in Gila county. All but the horse were sold to "Paisano," for S10, and the horse was taken to Tempe e.-Florcnce Fri bune.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
Proclamation of Reward,
TERRITORY OF AETZ0EA. ! EXECUTIVE DEPAETHENI ]

A.
 EAEguTIyE DEPAETslENI ] I @ gh0u is may concern:
 WHEEEAs. by An Act 0fthe Seventeenth IaeiEla,Iv, Asaudg, agpragoa February 2Iih. 1888. tbs Garl.ual af this Territory agtAuuzol to offer reward of Hive Iuo-4El Dollar fE ile capture dead e alive. Of ttl Apache IrDlgale. outl4r and murderer. Eugwu and agjElaIei as the "k;A"
 Ngs, Therefore T. Louis c Hughes Governor Of th, FyrtHE ot Arizona, by yirtas Of te g.orcr and aho r;y iu ue rsgI ia 0Tlsr % carp out tbe purposes at said Act d1 hereby offer Q reward of Fige Thousand hoIiau ioE tHc capture dead or alive, of the abov, nafasl Apache Hda0, said reward t3 be paid upon .t siaet0ry T91f being GieI with the proper authorities Chat tAe said Indian has been apturel CT killed "a witae- ~haIvaf hars heyeulto s1t my Laud and caused tae nrsat Gaal oi tae rgIIis0ry Co bo Affixed Done a; FaaHiE Che Capital! iais Seventeenth day o Tc5ruarg, A. b Issi
 Seal Ey thy Go~csrcr. l. c. HUGUEs, CIAs. ? BEucr. Secretary oi the TgTrfay.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

main on the east bank over night, and they were glad Co accept the hospital ity of "a frcighter'e camp. They euc- cocdod in crossing the river to San Carlos Monday morning, where they unexpectedly met Mir E. II. Cook, agent of tho United Globe Mines, and the party came on to Globe without any further unpleasant incident.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
T0WNsIrR NOTICE.

a FFJTC NTIOT HAVING BEEN NNpE TO THE ~ aUaess gasj. rrstcr af gIals IuFaate. la iae Csu7r at GEa. and Tsu.t1sy oI A Ina. for tae rK praa Hra a' tls ian3s. or p71tau af g.an, .4 ba hVasa sz Hara THs rcs ia msE.ag gu'l- inaavs a.aata h said Taus, Ausrsiug ri l4s rssIaastr fl s.ii EaHaI.. tbsfgs- ss-taf ta ls ha.1 g. lsg UaHrs 2 ,nfa ln Globe. ats b-rae' p % oa Taaadar tae 1ssa 'ay nf 2.7ssnber tss as ubel meeting :. alt aei5eu.a % sall F=s.at-l raeus..s .HaH aiTga .bs Baraeg 8 u. is1, aud bow mur1 oi fslI fa1ls s-ssll ls E8 gEgaaJg1
 MILLS VAN WAgESEN. .c l1 70 tap.es 7i Gl3to Touasitc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IEsTATE OF FRANK D JoHSsoE, DECE AsED
 Nctc hereby given hy Che undersigned. adsaiais- fTa.ar af t"e c-'a.g of Frank D. Johnson lacgaeeI tw 'te cyellrt1s and ai Hegars haviu9 elags aan. tat sa' drceaelt fo exhibit tfta. with Che usctg- saiE Yyughes5, within four mo. ts astsr tse Gsyt prh hctn z us notice tl Che said administrator ai the r.i'eF iels uica % elgae t'e same haiHy tfe place fr thr trlGsac'i0a Cf Che rsiggs7 sF sal astae ir sa.l county of Gi's JOSEPH H HAMiLL AaH.nls'i tEr oi Estate of Frank D, Jubuson, de-
 Heg#
 Dataj, Globe, this s.h day cf Jaly 1895
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Andre Maureli IS victim of the flood. All the bulkhoads protecting his or chard and garden from the creek were carried away. It will cost upwards Of siJOo to replace them. He is slightly recompensed by the deposit of silt left upon his land, which will enrich the soil.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Cbns. T. Martin, who served a8 a grand juror at Florence, returned home last night via Graham county. He came over the Gila Valley raiI- road on the first through train since the icod, and corroborates our state. ment of the serious damage sustained by the railroad.
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AEIICLE NI

The affairs of this c9rp7salion are to he. and shail he conducted and managed by @ Bari ui Directors consisting of five pars5as. who shall be eIsgsei annually by the stock. ha,5rr' at tAe annual meeting thereof Co be hel a: the general office ai the corporation ia ths tuan of Globe, Gia County, Territory of Arizona, on tbe fret Tuesday in September rf each year
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ARTICLE III.

The general nature of che business pro- rosed Co be transacted by this corporation is, and sha!l be, mining ameltiug and milling copper otes, working copper mines and min. ing claims, removing ores out and from mines and miping claims, and extracting precious metals theFefrom, and doing such other husi- ness az may be necessary to successfully carry on Che said business of mining, smelting and milling copper ores, and for such purpose and e these ends said corporation sh,ll be vested with power to purchase, acquhe, oau and bold mines, mining claims, mills and ma chinery.
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Articles Of Incorporation
 or
THE WEBST BR GU LDH
COPPER MINING COMPANY.
Kyow AfL MIN By THESE PRrsryrs.

RSow AiL MIN By THESE PRESENTS:
 That we, the incorporators, hereinafter named and whose names are her,unto signed, desiring to form and create corporation under and by yirtue If the provisions of Title l2 lenltled C,rporationsJ of the Revised statutes of Arizona, approved March Sth 1887, anu all amendments thereof. for that purpose do hereby make, subscribe and nc. ku9aledse the following Articles of Incor. poration to.wit:
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Jos. Rodmau arrived poat-1asto from his ranch ttis morning to get medical aid for his sisterin-,aw, Miss Hancock, who is dangerously ill., Dr. Collins and Mir, Rodmau left this morning for the ranch. Wo sincerely hope that they will find the lady con dition no worse and be ablo to afford her relief.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Sylvester GilsOn came up from his ranch on Thursday for piping to re pair his well, which was damaged by the recent flood. He had been unable to pump any water since, and feared 1t might be necessary to sink a new well.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 ss, CocSTY or CHA.

On this the 21st day of September, 1895, before me, o. x. Creswell, Notary Public in and for the County of Gia Territory of Arizona, personally appeared Lee Crandall, J. B. Henry, W. II. Beard, II. L, Hig lon and II. C. Haverly, known to me to be the same parties whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they, each of them, executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office, the day end year first above written
 tSeaD Q. N. CRESWELL,
 Notary Puclic
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ARTICLE VIII.

The highest amount of indebtedness or lia. bilty, direct or contingent to which this cor poration shall at any time be subject, shall be fifteen thousand dollars.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

A man who arrived from Graham county yesterday, stated that sixty men and a dozen teams had been at work ten days repairing tho Cila Val ley rai!rCnd.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Gus Heyman, the popular represen- tative of G. Cohn & Co.,, of San Fran cisco, wholesale liquor and cigar deal CTS, was here this week, He says Globe is one of the best towns in al the territory visited by him.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Sam Kee, merchant, and Tic Sang, restaurant keeper, survived the flood. and are again doing business at the old stand. Sam, although @ heavy loser, takes it philosophieally, and is selling goods as low as anybody,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
ARTIcLEIX.

! The private property of the stockholders of
 this corporation shall not in any event be i liable for the debts of this corporation. l IS WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set
 our hands and seals, this 2lst day of Septem. | bar. 1895
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
ARTICLE IT,

The names Of the persons hereby sssociating themselves together for the purpose of be. coming a corporation are:
 Lee Cundali J. B Henry. ". II Beard, II. l. Hisdon anu H. C IIayerIy, all resi-. dents of Globe, Gna County, Territory of Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

The district court for Giia county win convene October 2S, for which dUy grand jurors are summoned, and trial jurors for the s0th.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Mrs. Clark and her daughter, Mrs. Beach, desire to return grateful thanks to the friends who so greatly assisted them in tho dilemma caused by the nogl
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Ngssrs. Wen. House and Wm. Gill opened their new saloon Thursday night to the public, An excellent lunch was spread and drinks were free during tho early part of the evening, The PTopriet9rs are experienced aud popu. lar saloon men, and ",A uO doubt command a large share Of public patronage.
 The buAding and fixtures arc owned by Chas. Banker The bar is the finest ever brought to GIoba and, in fact, all the appointments Of thu saloon arc flra. class,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Prof Douglass and daughter tool, their departure on Thursday. MT E. II. Cook drove them to San Carlos.
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ARTICLE I.

The name of the corporation hereby formed saaII be "fhe Webster GuIch Copper Mining Company and its principal place for tr,ns- acting business shall be at the Town of Globe County of Gila, Territory or Alizona
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ARTICLE "

The amonn5 of authorized capital stock of ,hia corporation shall be two million five handred thousand shares, ol the par value of one dollar each, Co De paid for at Che time tbe same is issued oni delivered, and shall be nar. asscssablc thereafter.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Glcl,e & San Carlos Telegraph O. Ohc. Haurs--9 o'clock A. NJ. to l2 N, and Ca D. N. Suudays--lO Co II A, NJ. and to P, NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

FOR SALE--A light spring wagon, team of good work horses and harness. Apply to c. R. Burt, at the photograph gallery. tf
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

FOR SALE-A comfortable lounge, upholstered in leather, and but little used, Apply to W. W, Brookncr. tf
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

F. A. Drake, postofico box 54, will build any kind of a house you want, )m a one-story frame to three ory brick, with dispatch. tf
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

President Wm Garland, of the G. v. c. & \. railway, stopped in Solomon. vile Monday night lie was delayed hero by the washouts on his road Mir, Garland was returning from Globe, and was much pleased with his trip to tEc Mountain City, where he found much more business stir than he had expected, and predicts that Globe is destined Co become a prosperous little city.-BuuCtia.
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Stations have no agent. Trlrlranh Station.

Stations have no agent. Telegraph Station. Trains Nos and run daily except Sun. day.
 Trains Nos 1 and connect At Fort Thomas with stage from and to san Carlos and Globe. Trains Nos I and connect at Bowie with trains 10 and 70 on $. r Ky. far all points East and West.
 The Company reserves the right to vary this schedule ss circumstauces may require.
 WM. GARLAND
 President.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Aim hishl Especially in the selec- ton of . building site in Globe,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to fit, go to G. S. Van Wagenen's.
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ARTICLE Y

The time of the commencement af this cor. 2aratiun shall be the first dayo October, 1885, and tha termination thereof saall be twenty five ygar8 ir,m said date.
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Dr. Ancil Martin, PhmnIx, A. T. Eye, ear, nose and throat a spec;alty.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Bids were opened on Wednesday of last week for the freighting of coke and copper between It Thomas and Globe. E. F. Kellner & Co.,, of Globe, L. zeckendori, of Tncson, and J. N. Porter were among the bidders. The contract was awarded to J, N. Porter, whose bid was the lowest. The price
 got made public, but is variously
 rted at from 42 to 45 cents per
 hdred for coke. E. F. Kelner & Co.'s bid was 90 cents on coke and 25 cents on copper, which Mir. Garland stated was one of the highest bids. Dan Ming, of Fort Thomas, will con. tinue to manage the freighting busi- nGss for the contractor
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Noel and iIrs. c. B. Edwards and child arrived Thurs day evening from Phoenix. Mir. Ed wards is expected within day or two.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12
.rLA v,lLEY. GLonE d NORTHERN u.U,

TIME CARD No. [, BETWEEN BOWIE
 AND FORT THOMAS. Taking effect August 4th, 1885, at co A NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

All kinds Of wines and liquors at c. s. Van WageGon's.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-12

Fifty ears Of coke for tho United Globe mines Lave reached Bowie.