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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
LET Us oRoANizE-Now.

Inc aQmlraOfe ana Sensl-
bic article of lone Citizen.
in this issue, is called &c your
attention. Ii has the prop
er ring, and ought 10 rouse
our stalwart business mento
determined and united &C.
ton. Call q meeting at
some early date 70 discuss
the situatiOn-Organize for
work. Have an Association
for Business Development
n bureau of Information.
That's il. Do it now. let
business men organize. that
we may throw the weight of
organized influence in the
fight for industries. prosper
itv and happiness.
Let "One Citizen" be fol-
lowed by another citizen. and
let Us MAKE business by do
ing something.
Let Us discuss. and then or
ganize and work. Who will
I be the next TO say a wOrdfOr
rhe present and future oi
dear old Williamsburg? The
time i ripe for action, and
no true. loyal, progressive
lcitizen OF this city should r.
main quiet. but take off his
coat and work like a man.
We are gratiied thdt such
men as "One Citizen ar,
taking an interest in the
growth and prosperity o
Williamsburg. Future gen
ieratiOns will remember thOs'
who. standing up like men
start the wheels OF enterprisi
and industry. There is NOR
than self TO live and labO
for. Our people have alread,
lost valuable time, now let u
. united. determined. aggres
sive, begin a work that j
, bound TO rehabilitate tn
Middle Peninsula and Wi
. liamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
Women Should Know Il.

May women srs. untold ag~ny
misery bccr, the ns'nre cf an ir
case l. not corrtntly understood -
have been lcd ~ believe thai
trouble or female weakness of
a resp ssible to- the many ills
set womankind'
Neuralgia. nervousness. heal
puffy cr dark circles under the
rheumatism. q dragging pain ar sch3
the hack weakness or lie ring~fown
sstion. pr';use or csnts supply oi 49,
with s-ronx odsr. frcQre' q size On -
/ With. scsi6ing or burning Sensation,
sediment in il after standing in bottle
or common glass for twenty-Qorr hours.
sire signs Of kidney and bladdrr trouble.
The above SYMPTOMS are oftea sttril a,
ed by the patient herself or by Der phN'
stefan 10 fens.e weakness or wnmb tr,ul,
le. Hence. 50 many tail to obtain relief
because they are treating. not the dis
case itself. bu, reflection OF the primsrl
csuse. which Is kidney trouble
10 fact. women IS well AS men ST
made miserable with kidney and bladde
trouble and both need the slme remedy
Dr. kilmer's swamp Root Is the rrea
discovery cl the eminent kidney an
glSdder ecislist. and Is easy 70 get =
any drug stose tor fifty cents Or one dol
LAP.
TIE prove its wonderful merits yo
may have = sample bottle aud book eel
ing all about IL. both sent absolutely ire
by mail. Kiuely ment on TIE viReINl
/ GAEETTE aud Stud your address 10 ID
Kilmer x 20. Bir2hamton. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

and that all improvements
are of n permanent nature.
There is no use of expert
menting, that il too expen-
sive, but go ahead and make
our highways passable at all
seasons of the year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of Ans
ME + Springer ct 1872 Howard ct.
pbiiad, lphia, Pa. " hen che found thst
DIR. Kings New Dissolve y Tor Consump-
tlOn nad completely cured BIER Of hack
ing cough that Tor many yeSrs bad made
hex iIie burden. Au other r. medlcs
aud 0ucto.s coul1 give her no help, but
she says oi this KoA al Cures II soon re-
moved the pain iu my Caest suu l can
uuw s.vvp sOuudiy, s'mething 1 Gu
scarcely re.ocm er doing before. l iecl
Ike s"unoing is praises throughout the
Universe" ~ vii every Que y 40 trie,
DR.. Kings New Disc very Tor any CrOub'
ie 90 the Throat. che. or Lungs. Pric,
! so. snd Sl00 Trial bottles free AZ 81
Dru. Scores every bstt.e -uaranteed.
You can K, 10 OId Point tomorrow To-
7 so certs round trap. via &. x -. TT IL
leaves depot here at g.3j a IA. Leave
Ola Point 200 i' IN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
That Throbblng Headache

Would Quic>l leave YOU. II y''u used
Or. Kings New Ii Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matckless
merits for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure bl cd and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy To take.
Try them. Only twenty five cents
Money SscK il not cured. Sold 10y all
Druggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

We hope some day TO see
a public highway in a direct
line between Newport News
and Williamsburg. roads
are too crooked, and the
counties of James City. York
and Warwick could well az
ford To build a good road (as
the crow fiies) on the PENN
sula- Then public highways
from river 10 river could be
constructed, thus affOrding
the farmers and country peo-
pie better and easier commu-
nication. We have Il cOun-
try blessed by nature beyond
expression, and il remains
now for our citizens TO dc
their part. Who will start it
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
But Why Should we.

Mn EDITOR:
The Council will soon meet TO
lay the levy for 1899. hope
you will publish same in full in
your next issue. | for one sell /
dom see copy Of the little
posters that are usually printed .
with the levy hereOn, and then I
that i no way TO reach the pub {
lie. You ought To pub ISL the
levy for the benefit of your
readers.
Another thing 1 would ike to
mention is the new ordinances
or amendments TO same. do
not know even what amend
ments have been made TO the
copy l have. How am | sup
posed TO know? Would they
not also make interesting read
ing for the people OF Williams
burg. all of whom take Tor
ought to- your paper
SUBSCRIBER
The above letter surprises Us
as il comes from one who on -ht
TO know that a newspaper, just
like any other enterprise, Is a
business venture. Suppose we
give our space free, as Subscrib-
er means. TO the publication of
the city levy and ordinance
how are We going To pay cur
printers We ADMIT all amend
! ments To the ordinances. al
! ievies and all notices of a pub
. lie nature ought to be publish
. ed in the loo al paper. but why
= should we be expected 10 do il
: for nothing? All cities have
i their Ordinanc : as passed print
: ed a certain mum Der OF times in
p. the city papers IN order TO IA
miliarize the public with the
new laws they are expected (
obey, but it is paid for. W.
cannot give our space away any
! more than this gentleman, wh'
is a merchant, can give ava!
his goods. Our space Is 10 III
: what his merchandise is TO him
IL Subscriber will watch tn
! bulletin Doa' d, the nagnifcen
to~n clock, the cOurthous
. doors, ETC, lac may be able t
keep up with the new laws a
the Council pIsses them. W
will always mention the fac
when a new ordinance Is passe'
aud then our readers cali take
e stroll up town or down as TIA
case may be. and consult TIA
/" aforesaid bulletin boards. The.
vii also find a copy OF the lev
!" there in due time, or one ma
~ be secured Of the Clerk OF ia
Council. at The GAZETTE Office
We hope Subscriber will excus
II Us from publishing the levy an
of the ordinanc : in these column
- but IL hc will ask the Council I
III have :hem published In the Il
or cal paper, 30 the people may Sc
"a them, perhaps his request wi
a be granted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

The case of Jim Green, tried
in the County Court Monday,
and found guilty OF assault
and battery and fined 50,
was one OF those bleeders OF
the old Commonwealth. 1t
cost the State just $50
Is it any wonder the people
are crying out? This case
could have been settled in a
few minutes IN a magistrate
court, with no expense TO the
State. There ~ where the
leakage is-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

Every dollar that is spent
In judicous improvement OF
the public roads o: James
City is we'll spent. BY all
means, let US have better
roads. Let the Supervisors
see that no money Is wasted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
Robbed the Grave

\ startling incident OF which Mr..
John Oiy,r %. Phi ale.phia. was tine
subject. l. narrated by him A. ioi o,vs
4 was in a most dreadful condition. Nv
SIN "a. almost yellow, eyes slukeu.
tongue coated. pain coltiually iu back
aud sid :. no appetite gradually grow>
IN Wea .er day by day Three physi-
cians % q given me up. Fortunately a
iriead ADVISED ~ NJ Electric Bisters.
and % my ga, d.. and surprise. the
first bottle made decided Improvement.
] continued their use 10 three weeks AMI
am now well BE- sn. know they saved
my lite. aud robbed the grave OF another
victim. No onc should tail t. rry them
Only fifty cents. "a arantced. al all Drug
gists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

Aroycu interes.rd in the growth OF
our town. II 50 say word tor her, II
YOU can do no more.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

NldS w htt0a4c0Oa = 0hN ehC
Peninsula were ripe for devel-
opment and that rare busi-
ness opportunities present
themselves on every side.
To-day we are more thor
ouChlv convinced than ever
that we are right.
The improvements are
coming. though slowly. In
vestments are being made.
but they are made cautions
". There seems 10 be a hes
itancy on the part OF local
capital. Gentlemen, what are
YOU holding back for? What
right have YOU, in moral law.
to lock your dollars up IN
bank vaults, and thus keep
il out OF the channels of
trade and commerce? These
dollars are not yours, you
hold them in trust for the
benefit OF Others. You may
squeeze them now till the
earle screams. but sooner or
later YOUR grasp will weaken
Then your relatives will
Quarrel over them before the
grass i green on your grave.
and soon even they will fOr-
get sou
WHY not get together, cap
italisVs OF williamsburg. and
show the world OF what met
alvou are made AreyOu une-
quail 10 the task. do YOU lack
energy? Surely 1t l. not
from lack of confidence. Two
years and a half ago We Were
without a bank. The moss
backs. the crOakers. said 1t
won't pay. il won't pay.
60 and Try 10 buy it, CAPT
tai stock. and you will tinc
that II comes rather high FOL
an investment that don
pay. There are business OPP
portunities here to-day tina
viii pay handsome dividends
and add thousands OF dol
lars 10 the wealth OF the cit,
annually.
\ canning factory, peanu
cleaning factory, creamery
woodworking factories. etc
ar industries that wOul'
paw from the start VIII
not start them Why wal
for strangers 10 come IN an
occupy the field? Why lie
the opportunity 60 begin
a day? Let our bushes
men get together, and star
the ball rolling. SOmethin
can be done. must be done G
once. 70 start the wheels of
lasting prosperity her'
Other plares are forging I
the front, are we 20 renal
IN the rear antiquate'
known only for our year
our history Shall IL be sa
ofus thatWilIiamsburg = bu
mess men reless progresSi'
that In other places? A
We 70 continue 10 sa,
@Cofne see our ancient q
lsge, look upon the first
matte asylum IN the Ian
gaze upon our historic mos
covered buildings, rama
over our public greens
They are grand. We all kns
that. Are we 70 have not
ing else 20 offer? For shan
~a,;&a1s0<s hs,csnoSs raI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

The msiKess are good tor fresh butter
and eggs bring them IN town when you
come. See that they are nice.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
Erightful B.under

bflen cause = horrible Burn, Scala,
Bruise. Bucsien's Arnica Sslve,
st IN the Sorid, will hill the pain
prom. .tis heal IL. Cures Old Sores.
Fever Scr~s. Cleers, Boiis Felons. Corns.
all Skin Ee0ptions> Best i'lie cure CA
earth. only twenty i've cents box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23

Remember Mr.. T.. NJ. Bergh offers
cash prizes Tor the hes hushel apples
aud corn raised in ihc counties 81 James
City ami York Watch the GNz TTE
tor hIs fer when IL appears gam.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
Locals.

p. Gwin sent us "A piecc Of
cheese. IL was just sblendid. !
Inks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-09-23
New Advertisements

NOR SALE. 900 BU. OF FULCAS-
IL TEX SEED WHEA WILL
weigh G. ihs % tie bushel. averaged
g bu PER acre on Neck % Land farm.
The best seesi wheat In the state. sam
ple AZ the GAZEITE Office. Apply 20
THO>. = OOSNITH. Neck Of Land
farm jamestown, Va q
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18
The Bryan Mines to Ship Ore.

Mrs. Alfred Kinney returned la.t Monday from her mines (the Bryan gronp) near Riverside, where she made arrangements to ship ore to a custom smelter. Two car loads of ore had been sorted and were to be ship. ped as soon as the sucks, ordered st Tucson, arrived. This lot is to be hauled to Casa Grande for shipment and subsequent shipments will be made from Picacho station.
 The Bryan mines are we'll developed and have large bodies of high grade copper glance and carbonate ores ex- posed; it is the intention to ship 100 tons or more of ore monthly. A new and important strike of glance ore was made recently in one of the claims of the group. Experts who have exam ined t'e Bryan mines pronounce them a very valuable property and Mrs. Kinney has received several handsome offers for them, but considering the large amount of high grade ore in sight and the moderate cost of mining and delivering it at the railrond, Mrs. Kin hey concluded that it was better proposition to hold on to them, the shipment of ore promising to be very profitable. A quantity of Trails ana "A Car have been ordered, to facilitate the handling of the ore.
 Considerable rhloridiDg Is being done iD the Riverside district and ore shipments will be largely increased at an early date.
 Mrs. Kinney found the road between Globe and the county line in excellent hetter than she had ever seen 1t before. fur which the Gila county supervisors md the contractor who repaired It gre deserving of praise. The road in tiila co lnty Is iD marked contrast to that portion in PIn.' county, which is ir a wretched condi. tiun.
 Livestock is looking well, cattle are round and sleek, suC feed is abundant in the Riverside country.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18
PRESIDENT oARLANo.s VISIT.
Business and Plans of the c. V. c. 6 W. Ky. Co.-Shops to Be Built in Globe and the Extension of the
 Railroad Contemplated.

1 William Garland, president of the dila Valley, G.obe & Northern rail. Toad company, visited Globe last Sat arday. remaining until Tuesday morn- ing. The most important matter de- cided upon during his stay was the erection of the railroad shops here, to be located south of the depot on ground given to the company by Aionzo Bailey. The construction of the shops and a 5 stall rouudhouse will be begun within few weeks and pushed to completion as rapidly as pos sible. Globe is to be made headquar. ters for the company and Q downtown office for the transaction of the busi ness of the line. including tue telegraph and express, will be opened.
 The company has under considera- tlon the extension of the road north through the upper Salt river valley and the Tonto country to the rim of the Mugnllon monnta,ns north of Payson. A corps of engineers w,li, without much doubt. make preliminary survey of the proposed route during the coming summer. Mir. Garland also has in visw the building of q branch road from Globe to the Black Warrior re. dnction works in Lost Gulch. The route selected IS down Piual creek to the mouth of Miam, valley, thence sonth to Lost gulch. This branch would be ten miles in length, and the ruute presents no ditfcul ies for the construction of standard gauge road.
 The business of the G. Y. G. < N. railroad has grown rapidly in the past two months ard the increase promises to be lasting.
 In regard to the improvement of the trsiu seryice, Mr. Garland informed us that should traffic improve in the next few mouths as it had in the past, n through night train, mace mp of freight. passenger coach and Pull man sleeper, would probably be put on. Leaving Bowie at lU:3O P. h., alter the arrival of the west bound pas. seGgtr train No. 20 on the 5. r., the run to Globe would be made in about eight hours, landing passengers here for carry breakfast. The south bound tiaiD would leave Globe iu the evening aud connect wIth the enst bound trnIu on the Southern Pacific. IL will bs readily seen that the propUsed m. provement in the tram servlce would be of very great advantage 10 ulube,
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18
The Gold Guich Mines.

This group of mines situated in Gold Uulch thirteen miles west of Globr, comprises the Mountain Rose, Moni- tor, TrianYulator, Grand Center and tour other claims, aud are owned by w. Fl. Stewart, James II. Psscoe aad Charles Dickson. The principal de- velOpneut has been doue on the four mines tirst mentioned aud very large bodies of carbonate and oxide ores Lave been opened. More or less work hus has also cen done Oh the other claims of the grunp, with good results.
 The ledge on the Mountain Rose ahd Monitor, rnhning tLr' ugh ,heIr entire length, crops for distance of 1900 feet, and ,n the many openings nude, shows ore carrying copper, gold aLd silver. Nineteen samples taken along the ledge gave average assays of l9 64 lOU percent copper, s gold and l3 ounces silver.
 The lead on the Grand Center is k some 25 ftet iu width, If feet of which is s,lid ore---llack sul phurets and native copper. Surface openings expose the lead at various places for Il distance of l20O feet feet.
 It is estimated that there is eDongh ore in sight on the Mountain Rose, Monitor and Grand Center to run Il 6o.top smelter year. The formation in which the ore occurs IS lime, DOT phyry and slate, and the copper fol. luws large iron dyke which quarters across the claims.
 The Gold Gulch mines are on the same lead as the old Dominion com psuys mines and the Black Warrior property. the mother lode of the dis- trict. There is an abundance of iron and hme for Aux on the claims, aud wood and water sufficient for all pur- poses nearby.
 The mines are resched from Globe by the Fleming toll road. which pass. s within half mile, aud with which they could be easily connected by good road at moderate cost. The railroad survey runs within half mile of the mines, and there IS little donbt but what s railroad--either from Phoenix or the extension of the liue from Globe will be ,uilt within the next year. The object of the visit of President Wm. Garland, and Superintendent Epes Randolph, of the Southern Pa citic. who were here this week, vas to examine moro closely the proposition to extend the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railroad into the mining re. zion west of Glohe, and it is not i'm probable that construction will be begun this summer
 The owners of the Gold Gnlch mines are fortunate in possessing one of the largest and most valuable properties in Globe district, or in Southeasteru Ari. zona for that matter, and with smel- ter erected on the property, it's suc. cessful operation would be assured.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18
Young Peoples Entertainment.

be Christian Endeavor Society, iring to get better acquainted with Ph other and make ths acquaintance |eores of young people not mem- E. invite everybody to their social eftainment on Friday evening, May ID the church. A short programme oe given and light refreshments os served. l bis is the first of g es of summer evening meetings for Fl enjoyment together. No charge be made md 8 cordial invitation is by extended to all.
 COMMITTEE.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

The Boston Herald says: A. S. Bigelow is quoted as saying that tb- old Dominion mine is earning 8 per cent nn tine par value of the stock That would be $500, ,Oe0 a year.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Mira Redman wishes to tbank the ladies of Globe for their kind patron- aga for the past ten years, on retiring from business; and hopes they will cun- time thelr patronage 10 her successor, Mrs. Pence Legg, in her millinery es- ssblishmant.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE--At @ bargain, good six. room house. centrally located. Alp. ply to Mrs. E. Beemis, st residence of Ben Fox. on bill.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Marion Horrell goes out today to meet large herd of cattle which are heinz brought in from his Gila county range. He has leased fine pasture for them on the mesa and ere long be will have them in fne condition for this market. - Mesa Free Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Dr. A. r. Maisch returned from Guadnlajsrs, Mex, last Saturday. and bss resumed the practice of medicine here. He was warmly welcomed by his Globe friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Mrs. M. P. Eiman left the latter part of last week for Burnett, Texas. to attend the bedside of her sister who is dangerously sick.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

E. J. Messenger and partners have arranged for the erection of a mill and coRcentrator on their gold mine near Pleasant Valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Tom Davis, of Bridge, Davis & Co.,, merchant tailors, Chicago, H., is here ou his semi annual visit and occupies rooms ut the Kinney House. Mr. Davis samples of spring and summer suitings are unusually attractive. It is satisfaction to have clothes that fit and wear well. and more economical in the end than to buy cheap clothes.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Lieutenant Harrison of the 25th Infantry, and Dr. Scherer, post sur gssn, came up from San Carlos to see. the ball game.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Mrs. Hodges announces that her Kindergarten and phi nary school enter tsinment will take place on Friday evening, May B, at six o'clock D. m |. in Odd Fellows hall The patrous and friends of the school are cordially in. vited to attend. No admission fee will be charged.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Andy Bar,leth, m old time Globe,te, who still numbers many friends here, srriusd from Minas Prietas, Sonora, Q few days ago, and expects to remain several month..
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Wm. B. Duesser, late engineer a. tbe United Globe smelter, took his de- ps,ture on Tuesday for Girard, Kun.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

A Sunday school picnic is announced to be held in the rerk on Saturday, May 27.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

W. E. Jewell, formerly partner of Knight Parker, who went to Manila last Decent Der, has return ed, and IS at present Tn the employ tf Alexander Bros, at Fort Thomas.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

The Woodman of the World will give grand picnic, about the middle of June. All pastimes characteristic of woodcratt will bs introduced, and a gay time is promised.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Buy your wall paper at the News Depot. A large variety of patterns to choose from.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

Buy your spring medicines at Black ett's- Hoods Sarsapariils or Paine'A Celery Compound only soc per bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

WANTED-W Work by good, strong reliahle woman. Address Stranger, SILVER BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

FOR SALE Two.room house. large lot, nn Broad street. Apply Porter W. Fleming.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-18

RODt. J. Williams is iD receipt of 4 |etter from Irwin M. House, of Rye, Fila county. in which he speaks of n pine which nc formerly owned and baudoned. C. s. Dement, who rrlo- kted the claim, took samples of the To 10 Jerome. Joseph L. Giroux, Pperintendent of the United Verde, |as so we'll pleased with the ore, that his suggestion Dement, procured 250 punds of the ore for Mir. Gireanx. srties who arrived from Jerome ported that it caused considerable FcitemeHt there. and about half tue Ppuistion vas preparing to go to the " fnd. The ore runs well in gold, yer aud copper and the formation is ld to be identical with that at Jsr- be- The Rye country has b'en rec nized ss a rich mineral field for nDy years. Mir. House owns some
 the best mines iu that section, which
 has held and developed for upwards
 2O years, and be has ore on the
 nps of his several claims worth
 poo to SlO, ,OnO.