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Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Lee Ikenberry came down from Richmond Basin last Monday. The snowfall during tue blizzard wos heavier r there thnn in Globe, but drifted so badly that 1t could not be measured. No work has since been done in the mines. Much lower temperatures pre-. vail at that altitude and the snow bas melted but little.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Last Monday evening Wm. H. Beard gave a house. warming at his home four miles west of town. Anum- her of young people drove ont and thoroughly enjoyed themselves till q late huur with dancing and social cou. verse. EAegait refreshments were served, aud tue 0liyus orchestra furn- ished the music. All who participated speak i'll high terms Of Mir Beurd's ability us an entertainer. - Florence Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Thos. Kavanaugh and Fred Horn each received box of fragrant Manila cigars last week, from Frank J. Lunn, of Battalion A, 1st Cal Heavy Artillery stationed at Cavlte, Philippine Islands We had the pleasure of smoking one and it was equal to an Havana.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Robt. Pringle who was in town yes terday, stated that he did not know the extent of his cattle losses, occa- sioned by the late storm, us his cattle are widely scattered, but be fears they will be considerable on the Salt river and Canon creek ranges.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Hitchcock made Christmas pleasant in their home by having Christmas tree, on Monday nighr for which Santa Claus provided generously. The children of the neighborhood shared iu the entertain ment and ali Lad a merry time.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Pioneer Hose Go. No. l, held an election of officers, last Tuesday night,
 to serve the ensuing year. The old officers were reelected. as follows Wm. Rolling, president; Harry Sultan, secretary; Wm. Winters, treasurer; J. N. Star, captain; Cyrile Byrne. fore
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Tbe large sale of tickets for the For. ester's ball, to be given On New Yea, s Eve, insures giuud success. The committee of arrangements are doing
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29
DEATH IN A WELL.

A distressing accident happened yesterday evening, shortly after seven o'clock, which resulted in the death of George Barclay Pendleton, tho el.v, n year old son of Mir. and Mrs. A. G.
 P,ntl.tmh. Deceased wne ore of a party of hoys playing hide nbd seek at the depot, where they were accustomed to conRrcRate. The railroud well wus a invot,,. place in which 10 hide. and Barclay descended the ladder and siep- ped on loose plank thrown across the we'll abuve the pump. The plank turned and precipiiated him into fifteen feet of water. Wardner Harley. who heard the splash, gave the alsrm end within three or four minutes employees of the railroad with graphing ho, ks rescued the almost lifeless form. Dr. B. q. Fox arrived within very few minutes, and succeeded in restoring respiration. when the hoy YVES T, moved to his parents home. Doctors Fox aud Corey applied rrstoratives and worked for several hours in an attempt to re- store him to consciousness hut without success, nbd death came ut half past one o'clock this morning.
 Barclay wss bright and promising boy, and his sudden death is severe blow to the family, for whom deep sympathy is felt l,y their many friends. Tue fu- neral will take place tomorrow alter. noon at huff ast two o'clock, from tho Methodist church.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Tickets for the ball to be given New Years eve, by Court Globe No. 10, Forcs,ers o: America, have been placed on sale at the Old Dominion Conner ciul Co.'S, Hitchcock's drug store, News Depot. E. F. Kelluer & Co.'S and Vic tor B. Blooms.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Winona Lodge No. D. of P. will hold a special meeting for initiation of candidates, nomination and election of officers, and other business, on Friday night Dec. 80, 1898, at eight o'clock.
 All members are requested toattend
 MRs. II. TEMPLE, Pocahoutus,
 LOIS E. GUNDELAcH, Asst. K. of r.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

F. F. Kellner and daughter, Miss Frankie, arrived last Sunday from Phoenix, Mir. Kellner's large busi- ness interests in Phoenix and Globe make it necessary for him to divide his time pretty eQsslly between the two nlocas
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Frank Myers, buyer for the Erie Cattle company, came in Tuesday night from Kansas. Frank says they have blizzsrds in Kansas as well ss in Ari- 2oDa.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Dr. and Mrs. s. E. Claypool enter tsined few friends at their handsome home last even;ng-iuvited to meet Miss Frankie Kellner, sister of the hossess. The occasion proved most enjoyable.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The closing out sale of cry goods. clothing, furnishing goods. hats. shoes etc., at the Psscoe house. advertised iu this issue of the SILVER REIT, is at tracting much attention. The stock IS large and comprises great variety of desirable goods, which are offered at coat prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Sheriff D. k. Williamson retarned last Friday from Yuma, where he d,. livered to the prison nuthoriti,s Maluel Ramirez and Pedro Sslazar, convicted of felonies at the fate term of the dis t.ict court,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

X progressive euclre club has been formed to meet every Friday evening in the Commercial Club rooms, during the winter saasqn. The first meeting of tie new club will be held tomorrow eyeDing.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Percy Hooker was in town on Christ. mas day, having come to take his grandmother, Mrs. N. E. Jou.s to their home on Salt river. Percy informed us that tle SHOW after the recent storm measured 3 feet and I inches in depth at their place. Eight head of cattle which they hud been feeding bay died from exposure tu the storm.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The senior editor was placed under obligations to Aluuzo Bailey on Christ mns Day hy the receipt of box of fresh and luscious strawberries ex. pressed from Los Aug eles, where Mir. Bailey IS spendiug the holidays with bis family in their delightful home. The remembrance is highly nppre- rluted
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

We return thanks to William Stewart for A handsome gold nugget, 22 penny weights, oue of number of nuggets recovered from his placer claim in Lost Sulch, last week.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

An elegant line of gentlemen's neck. wear, silk bandkerchiefs and mnfiiers, gloves and silk suspeuders, approprpte for Christmas presents, at Victor B. Blooms
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Mrs. Julia Fox, mother of Mrs. w. T. NcNelly, Dr. B. q. Fox and Ben c. Fox, arrived lrst week from Des Mulnes, la. and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Fox.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The enployes of the CIla Valley, Globe & Northern railway escb received box of California oranges today, from President Wm. Garland as Christmas presents, and which are greatly appre- riatea
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

J. c. Goodwin has been placerine on the Brady claim, Lost Gulch, the past week-with what success we did not learn.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Assessment work hss been completed oD the Eagle copper mines, owned hy W. $. Sultan and William Sidow The miues are situated between Globe aud Richmond Basin. and about zig It miles from town. The ledge is large, and the ore, carrying 65 Der cent iron and per cent copper, k desirable for flnx- tug with the siliclous ores found ip this district.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The Black Warrior Copper Co. has begun work on the Diamond II shaft, sud also to block out ore III the Mont gomery mine, of tue Black Warrior group. The Diamond II shalt Is now down l35 feet, and the last 50 feet is iu sulphlds ore which bus increased iu Va ue with depth. On tue Moutgom- cry there is an 100 foot shaft, n 35O foot tunnel aud large opeu cut, show ing good ore in all the openings,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

r. H. Trego, who is to superintend the development of the Goswick gold mines, on lower Tonto, arrived in Globe last night
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Mrs. T.. V. Carter and Herbert Fox who arrived last week from Ashland, Oregon, are visiting their sister, Mrs. W. T. McNelIy.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Attention is called to the advertise ment of tue Stafford Meat market, J N. Porter, Lnsator X Co.,. proprietors. They handle the choicest beef, veal, mutton and pork, and pork sausae 6 from Kansas City. Also fish, oysters and produce. Gail on them and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29
Inforifiation Wanted.

Anyone knowing the address of John ThorouRhmnn, formerly of Cline, Ari- zona. will confer favor by sending it to the UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Porter w. Fleming is now prepared to attend to all legal business that does not conflict with his duties as district attorney. He has complete set of abstract books of all the mines iu GIobe district and Gila county. and will give especial attention to furnishing ah- stracts of mining claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Court Globe No. 10, Furesters of America, will give ball at Parker's hall on December 3l.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Mrs. 8. Gilson is spending the day in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29
Gentlemen's presents for your best fellow at Victor B. Blooms.

FoR REET--A nice rour room uuinr- nished cottage. Apply 10 Eugeue Middleton. at News Depot,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The New Home Sewing Machine. second to none, list price $50 to S7O; for sale for cash by c. w. Tillman at 3o per cent off.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Tom Wichs who was absent for three weeks at Florence, Casa Grande and Tucson. mixing pleasure with business, returned last Monday night
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

American and imported crockery at Elvey & Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

BORN--Decembe Der 26, to the wife of II. l.. Higdon. daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

The Randy Kitchen is making fine display uf homemade Christmas can- dies-vholesome as well as attractive
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Tom Treyillian and Alex Pendleton, students at the Territorial University, are spending the holidays at home,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Buy your Christmas presents ut Blsckett's Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

A full line of school books and school supplies just received ut the News De- pot.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29
Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

E. Kenton came ap from Salt river today.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

J. W. Killn was in from Richmond Basin last Saturday, It being his first appearance in towu since election day The late storm was more severe at the Basin than here. The wiud, winch blew fierce gale for forty eight hours, wrecked tue building over the Msck Morris hoist. Mir. Killin has been do- ing assessuient work Oh claims belong ing to other parties. but will return to the development of his own mine after New Year.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Roger & Gallet's extracts, the finest imported perfumes, at Blackett's Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

Finest assortment of perfumes in Globe, at Blackett's Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

N l.. Amster is in receipt of letter from Jas. Horshurgh Jr., general asst passenger agent of the Southern Pnci- fic, in reference to the proposed eScur siou from Los Angeles aud intermedi ate points te Globe. Mr. Rorsbnrgh writes that the s. P Go. has been ad- yistd by the G V. C. < N Ky that thu expec, 10 drive the golden spike siSbiiying the completion of the rail road % the spei,ers, on February |. winch is thought to be tLe proper date for an excursion into Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-29

w. R. McBroom. formerly foreman at the Duiino shelter, returued last Monday night from Braxton, Tenn. where be and his family have resided since September, 1897. Bot shows the fleets of good liviug ip a sulstan- ,ial gain of ayoirdupois, hut tays the pace is too slow for him in Tennessee, and Le is in Globe because there Is nu other place on earth where he can oou. tsut iimself. His family will remain IL Tennessee for the present.
, 1898-06-08
EKJENDTGJORELSE
AF0LGE Meddelelse fra Finantsministcric have
de danSke Gesandter Madrid og Washington rcttet
t0lgende Note til U~denrigsmin1Strene i Madrid og
Washington:

Undertegnedo, II. M. Kongpn af DanmarkS overordentige Ge-
tmdt OK beuIdm@gtigede Minister, har faaet OrdIe til at meddeIe
II. Z. den spanske Udenrigrministcr 1Terr StotsseEretncn for de
Folenede Staten at H. M. Kongen If Danmarks Iegjoins Gen-
nCmtl@ngt at OnSket ON at beware Venskab og god FolHtHaelSe med
de to kngsf9re"de M"gter, vii i"gttoge St'"ng % urartisk Nr"'rnf!et
K,;rssknemIadsnns Kia'UIc1 VII narna iade Komneus VmEninoeHr
wise sig de under Diet egentrge Kong dommes Terri'oro1qjhed h9r,
dnnske BesiddeIser Vestndien, og for at undgm, at disse Der bHve
Basis for Militare Operatonor S'Iid med Neutrolteton. hNr den kgL.
Regiering troet fOIud at burle meddele de krigsf9renlo PaTter, under
hvilke Botingelser de'es Krigsskibe vile erhoIle Adgn"g til at F"je
md de under de danske vestimdiske QHs archaeological horendo
FMvande:
u De krigsferende Parters Kuigsskibo og de til den Fmdor horcn-
de Tramsportskibe have Iilladehe til at seje ind Qernes. lIovno
og de under deres Ierritorialhojhed h0rende Farv"ndo, men ma"
kun ophode sig der "a Timer, medmindre lie befnde sig Mods
tistmd formedelSt Uvejr Mmgel paa Levnetsmider, IIavori
eler andre Grunde. De "a Timer ,egnes da fra Diet QjvbIik, da
toner ere blovne udfnte. Et Tidsrum of24 Timer Dor oid hon
ga molIom AfsejIngon at eli KIigsskib, dlh9renle IN de kdgs-
farende larter, og Afseilngen af ct Krgs- eler Handebkib, til
h0rendo den anden krigsf9rende Part
K0pere have like Adgang til Havnen elor dc teriordo
Farvande undtogen under aabo"LoI Nodstilstand.
q Fart9ier, Lorende til de krigsfqrende Porters FIoader, have Til
Iadelse til Hovnen OF de telritoriole Farvoude at forsyne sig
med allie Slogs Folemiddler og Varer, som de maatte have Brugfor,
like forsyne sig med LevnetsmidIer udoyer Diet Kvanum, der Ell
n6dvendigt til Mondskabets Brug, eHer med KuI udover hvad der
believes for at fore Skibet til den n@rmeTe diets Hjcmland
tnb9rende Hovn euer til amden, endnu n@ImeIe BeSIemmoISr.
Osrno eIIoT de under, deres Territorialh0jhed h6rvnle
Farvande tlstoes like samme SIKH mere end en- Gng
Lpbet af tire Maaneder, medmindre Gouvernenren' gver en-
speciel Tiladelse dertn.
. yande ere iukkede for prisor, tagne fra en at de krigsforende Mag
ter, medminde de befnde sig N6dstlstand.
Disse Regler hr De" kgl!. Begjeing ii! Hensigt at folge IN
der den nuv@rende Krg, og den haaber sikkert, at den spanske
Regjering ode Forenede Skaters Regjering) vii paaegge sine Skibo
90 Befallngshavende at rette sig derefter.
Undertegnede o.. I. V.
Hyilket herved bekjendtgj6res til Efterretning og
Iagttagelse.
Go&vernemtn:et, St Thomas den 24do Mai 1895.
HE1DEMANN.
, 1898-06-08

The undersigned Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plcni.
poentiary of E. NJ. the King of Denmark has been directed to inform
Il. /: the Spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs Uhe Secretary of State
for the United States, that the Government of II. NJ. The King Of
Denmark, animated by the desire of conserving friendship and good
impartial neutrality during the war existing between Spain and tie
United States. Owing to the distance, the effects of the war will
dominion of the Kingdom proper. But 1t is different in respect of the
Danish possessions in the West Indies; and in order to avoid the con.
at variance with the neutrality, his Majesty's Government has deemed
it ! proper beforehand to inform the belligerents of the conditions upon
which their ships of war will obtain access to enter the waters subject
to the territorial dominion Of the Danish West India Islands.
belonging to their fleets are allowed to enter the harbours of the
SAID ISLANDS ana he waters subject to their territorial dominion,
unless they are in a state Of distress owing to stress of weather,
want of provisions. DANA e of the sen or other conses The
"a hours are to be counted from The moment the state Of distress
has oe"ed to exist and the necessary repairs have been effected.
\ period Of "a hours must always elapse between The departure
of a ship of war belonging to a belligerent aud the departure Of
ship Of war Gro Of commerce belonging to the other bclHErrr"t.
except in a state of manifest distress.
p Vessels belonging to the fleets of tie ~beuigerents are allowed, in
the port and the territorial waters to supply themselves with
all kinds of such provisions and stores as they may have use
for, except articles that are considered cOntraband of war. They
must, however, not supply themselves with provisions beyond
the quantity required for the use of the crew, o with coal beyond
the quantity required for taking the ship to the nearest port Of
its own country, or to another still nearer destination. Such
to the territorial dominion thereof, is not allowed the same
ship more than once IN the course of 3 months, except with the
special permission of the Governor.
- The Iorbours of the islands and the waters subject to their terri
torial dominion are closed to prizes, taken from one Of he beHig-
erent powers, unless such prizes are manifestIy in a state Of
distress.
His Majestys Government intends to follow the above rules
"urmg me mI present gsi Tr, and is confident that the Spanish Gov,
ana COMMANDING officers to comply Herewith.
The undersigned, &c, &c.
Which is hereby published for information and
Government of the Danish West india Islands,
81 Thomas, the PAN Nay 1873.
E4ETDENF N~
, 1898-06-08
PUBLICATION,
TRANSLATION

ACCORDING to information received from the Minis
~ try of Finances, the following Note has been address,
ed to the Ministers of Foreign Affairs at Madrid and at
Washington by the Danish Ambassadors, viz:
Arizona republican., 1898-03-19
ON THE STAGE.

Lydia Eustis, daughter of the former American ambassador to France, ha. ust made her debut on the concer stage in Boston.
 Gertrude Coghlan will appear witt her father, Charles Coghlan, in his new play, 'The Royal Box" which will soor be produced at Washington.
 Queen Victoria's son-in-law, the mar 1uis of Lorne, has written the libretto tor an opera, 'Diarmid," composed by mother Scotchman, Hanish McCunn 1t is said to be strong and well written
 Robert Tabor will have a strong par n the play by Henry Irving's son which is now being rehearsed and vii probably be produced by Sir Henry il 14ondon
 It is safe to say that no other play hat Augustin Daly ever produced 5ained so fine, large and lasting a sue 'ess as "The Tanning of the Shrew.' On it's original production ten years go it had the longest run ever accorded a Shakespeare play and it ha: lad many revivais since. Indeed he admirers of Miss Rehan and O -,ir. Daly's company would be disap- 'ointed if they did not have an oppor- unity to renew their acquaintance with 1t at least once every season.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-19
THE END IN SIGHT.

| It Is perfectly natural that Great l Britain, in the event of war between Spain and the United States. should give its moral support to the United States. It is not surprising to learn that the sentiment of the English peo- pie is with the United States at this time. Not that it would be necessary TOT Great Britain to take an active part in the much-talked-of yet i'm probable conflict, but that it would be in order for our English cousins to inform the nations of Europe to keep hands off. The position of Russia has always been one of unquestioned friendship for the United States There is no expectation that this long established friendship has come to an end, even though Russia has formed compact for peace with France France is deeply interested in Spain, having loaned that decaying nation many millions of dollars to fight a hopeless war in Cuba, and through in- terested motives the French people might be expected to extend their moral support to Spain
 But out of all the gossip concerning alliances for war and alliances for peace 1t may be set down that the real disposition of the European nations would be to keep hands off if Spain and the United States should have any serious trouble. None Of the Euro pean powers has anything to gain by becoming an ally of Spain, a country that has no standing of importance among the nations of the earth.
 Out of the excitement that has re- suited from the blowing up of the Maine may come the end of the war ln Cuba, and it will be to bring about
Arizona republican., 1898-03-19
SHORT AND PITHY,

Spain is in better shape for an auc tion than for war.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
 Where will those world-famed fight CTS, Fitzsimmons, Carbett, Mccoy et al, be when the call to arms is sound ed?-Denver Post
 It is to be hoped that it will not be a great while fore a gallows is un- yelled at Lake City, s. C.-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
 If war should come, there would be an immediate outcry from the inf1a- tionists for the starting up of the old government paper money mills. The Americans who know better should be ready to withstand and defeat it. Hartford Courant
 Hayti has paid Italy off to save her self from another forced collection, but now France is dunning her for an overdue debt. By the time the black republic gets through with it's credi- tors there won't be enough good steal ing left in the country to inspire col ored patriot to run for the presidency San Francisco Chronicle.
 Has negro postmaster ever been appointed in Ohio?" inquires the At lanta Constitution. Yes. There was negro postmaster at Wilberforce Ohio. He was a democrat, was ap- pointed by the Cleveland administra- tion, and he died a natural death.- Washington Post.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-19

The Gazette is as variable as a weather cock in a March wind. A week ago it was restrained with the greatest difficulty from taking the White Squadron and rushing off to the defense of the national honor. Yester- day morning it breathed insurrection against the government whose honor it had proposed to sustain. It recom- mended the recall of Agent Holsinger. a duly accredited representative, who is denounced as a spy and it threatened him with his just deserts if he doesn't get out. It advises that he be led to the boundary of the territory and kicked across. The cratic course of the Gazette keeps the United States guessing, and at a time, too, when it can hardly afford such a perplexing mental diversion.