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frMi.tr vltftirflryaBm HE ARIZONA SILVER BELT. Saturday. June 14, 1884. Baptist fiunc.i Preaching, Sumlny, at 10.80 a. '11.

Sumlny School at 11:80 ra. Pi aver meeting and Bible study, Friday, 7.30 i. nu, at private lcsl-ilencci THE SILVER BELT Is kept o. lllu at K. C.

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W. E. SPEHCE, Postmaster. LOCAL 1TE-WS. Fort Yuma is ttgaiu inundated.

jit at llsomervifio slavery af- 5nd evouing. Theodore Tracy, special postal agent, is here on official business. Gent's furnishing goods, hats, boots and suits, at Van Wageuen's, Reference is called to government sale of cattle under head of now advertisements. Judge Pinney and family havogono East to enjoy the sweltering heat of an Illinois summer. Job lots of chewing or smoking tobaccos, at 50 cents por at the News Depot Taylor Hatch.

A new thirty ton furnaco arrived Thursday from San, Francisco for tho Old Dominion smelting company. i John C. tor a long timo a resident of this "mining district, who has boon on a protracted visit in Cleveland, Ohio, returned on Wednesday last. Tho Quijotoa Prospector has been enlarged, given a new head and otherwise improved. It is doing good work for tho new camp and is desorying of success.

Papillon Blood L'nro cures all diseases originating in any impairment of tho blood, as Fits of Dpilcpsy, Amcemia, Sick Headache, and Female Weaknesses, AVo ti tion to tho notice of thu administrator of the estate of Jesse Young, deceased, on this page under tho head of new advertisements. 3 i John and William Jackson who have beon prospecting South of Casa Grande havo returned and express themselves entirely satisfied to remain in Globe. 'PACK MULES WANTED. Will exchange a fine young maro and colt, for mules. Also havo burros to sell or oxchango for mules.

Globk Mercantile Co. Juno 14, 1884. No remedy for Catarrh has met with such success as Papillon Catarrh Cure; it never fails and does its duty thoroughly not by relieving temporarily but by curing permanently. It does not smart or irritate. A disciplo of Bacchus, having im-bibod too freely of tanglefoot whiskey on Wednesday ovening, fired his six-shooter in tho air and becamo so hilarious that ho was pulled and locked up by sheriff Pascoe.

What will euro Whooping Cough? That is a question asked every day. Wo can answer that wo havo found tho romedy in Papillon Cough Cure. It never fails, and can bo administrated to infants without danger. It is perfectly harmless. 1 Tho President of the Globo ny will remain in a after tho 17th instant and to closo all accounts.

wu nst tho company, and thoso um iiinpany will bo promptly owwjr dcai't with. There wero three racoj, on Saturday, between horses vvu0sC owners thought possessed tho speed of Derby winners. Ganu's black pony came out first best in two races and a bay, owner unknown, was also successful in legging a victory. Fred Hatch, -who has most thoroughly prospected south and in tho vicinity of tho Quijotoas for four onths, has returned and expresses msclf better satisfied with Globo strict than ever, and expresses tho inion that it is the ranking mineral mp of Arizona. i Work has been resumed on tho lome Ticket mine on Quartito hill.

his mino is supposed to bo one of iO loading silver properties in tho istrict. hen last worked tho ledgo Ircw larger and richer as depth was Ittained Tbo owners havo now gone Flo work in a systematic manner and mean business. This will doubtless prove to be a very valuable property. Thorn are already 8ovor.il tons 'if high "ride or on 1 ail) ft VUlfckWuu Till! at'ilOOIi EXMIMITIOX. Tho commencement exorcises of tho Globo public school, wcro held last evening in the M.

E. Church, before an audience which filled all tho available spaco in tho building. Our columns are too crowded to permit of our giving a detailed account of the exhibition, but as a wholo it was a meritorious and pleasing entertainment. All tho pupils who participated did admirably, and evinced tho thorough training which thoy havo leceived under tho instruction of their principal Mr. J.

B. McGinnis. The programme was as follows: Salutatory, Miss Ella White; Songs by pupils of school declamation and valedictory by Miss Ada Livingston song and recitation oy Miss Emma Swascy; original, essay by Mis3 Delia Mastor Elias and Misses Mary and Eva Cookf "Jong by Misses Delia Middlcton, Floral Wood and Annie Pascoe; declamation by Miss Annie Brown song by Misses Annie Brown and Ella Whito. Then the amusing comedy "Lord Dundreary's Visit" was given, Master Alfred Liv ingston impersonating Dundieary and vli OllASCS I ilUUlU 1 itSCUU ailUtfUllit iiviuvj and Master James Anderson taking tho othor characters. Thcjiistrumon-tal music was finely rendered by Mrs.

Dr. Hendrix nnd a pleasing song by tho Globo Glee Club quartette, composed of Messrs. McNelly, Lynes, Hitchcock and Nupton. As many of tho parents and friends of tho pupils in tho primary department wero unable to attend tho exercises at the schoolhousc, in the afternoon, it was thought advisable to have some of tho littlo ones repeat their pieces at the church, and the audience expressed their pleasuro by frequent applause. Those of tliQiprimary department who recited wero, Alex Graydon, Cassa Van Dorn, Letitia Watkins, Laura Watkins, Mariam Holmes, Geraldino Gerald, George Schul-te, Walter Shute, Florence Trc-vilian, James Kaler and Willie Butler.

At tho conclusion of the exercises, Mr. McGiunis addressed tho children in a few well chosen words, congratulating them on tho progress they had mado while under his tuition, complimenting Mrs. Ross for her ablo assistance, and regretting that the time had come for their separation. Mr. Charles Fisk then spoko briefly, commending the teachers for thu success they had attained in tho scholastic year just ended, and on behalf of tho pupils in the principal's room, ho presented to Mr.

McGinnis a handsome gold pen, which was accented, giace-fiilly. Alfred Livingston was llieri presented with a like gift, as a prizo from Dr. Cook, to the scholar passing the best examination in hygiene. An overture on tho piano, by Mrs. Dr.

Hendrix, was a fitting finale to a very pleasing entertainment. AX E.VJOYA11LK AJ'1'AIIJ. The Uwn party given by tho Globo City Club, on Wednesday evening, will long be remembered with pleasuro by those who attended. It was through tho courtesy of Dr. Stallo, who tendered tho use of his spacious grounds, that the club was enabled to entertain their friends in the open air, a pleasing departure from the old plan of giving parties at the hall, and thoroughly appreciated by the guests.

A lanre platform had been constructed for dancing upon, which answered tho purpose admirably. At one end was the music stand, over which was tastefully draped a largo Hag. Over tho middlo of tho platform, extending from end to end, was hung a row of Chineso lantorns and threo immense headlights throw a flood of light on the merrymakers. Other lights were scattered through the ground, and the moon lent her silvery rays to make the sceno more attractive. Dr.

Stallo's handsome parlor was thrown open for the uso of tho ladies, and nothing that would conduce to tho pleasuro and comfort of tho guests was overlooked. The air was just cool enough to dancing enjoj able, and tho devotees of Terpsichoro entered into the amusement with vim, and were- only persuaded to rest long enough to paitakc of refreshments. After the inner man had been feasted on ico cream, vcfake and lemonade, dancing was resumed and continued until alatehouiv Much credit isjilrtc-TsTYiley, Dr. Stallo, -iiOi'ppel, Mr. Lynes and other member of the club for their efforts to make tho affair the unquali fied success which it certainly was.

All fur 50 CoutH. Mr. E. C. Walker, Editor '-Track and Road," The Spirit of tho Times, New York, after an exhaustive interview, with all leading horsemen, stablemen, sportsmen, drivers and bleeders of horses of the country, state that St.

Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, will do all that is claimed for it in the cure of aches, pains and suffering in man and beast. J2T WE WILL CLOSE BUSINESS jI in Globe, on tho 17th instant, and we expect to have all claims settled by that time. Wo make no distinction all must be settled; pai ties owing us will save costs by attending to their own interests. Globe Mekcavtilf Compact. liETTKIt LilHT.

List of Letters remaining In Post Office nt Globo, Arizona, for the week ending June 14, 1884. Graham, William Moss, Alex Huystlck, John Logan, Wash Hose. Edwaid Lcyvas, Sablno Scheil, Robert Llnstrum, Kate Somoza, Jose Maria-2 Moieland, 0 ricaso say advertised and give date of list. W. E.

Srr.xci:, P. M. A good assortment of liquors, by tho gallon or bottle, at Van Wagcnon's. Fresh California ranch buttor at Mrs. cheeso and R.

Gill's. best Parties desiring wood, please leave orders at Chapel's. 1 i For pretty prints and ginghams, go to J. Myers fc Schein. Cigars price, for cnen's.

by tho box at wholesale cash, at G. S. Van Wag- Call at tho News Depot if yon want to buy legal, bill and congress cap paper or paperettes cheap. Taylor Hatch. Last night Mr.

August Pieper, while engaged tfn brewing beer, was badly scalded pn (Mtj-birsi-bdonien and back. Although the scalit is not considered as Ittrtlyj'co rcsultsorionsly, ho necessarily suffers much pain. Closing We havo still many useful articles, handy to have about the house, that we will sell at cost price. Call and see. GLOBFMEItCANTlLE CoMPANV.

Scrofula, Scald-head, Tetter, Rose-rash, False-measles, Nettle-rash, Lichen, Red-gum, Branny-tetter, Dry-tetter, Shingles, and all diseases of a scrofulous nature are cured by bathing tho diseased skin with Papillon Skin Cure. Oranges, Syrup, Lemons, Honey, Butter, Flour, Cheese, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Hominy, Lard, Oat Meal, Bacon, Tea, Beans, Coffee, Codfish, Sugar, Canned Goods, Etc. Prices as low as tho lowest at G. Van S. In announcing that Kellner had the contract for carrying coko and copper for tho Old Dominion, we were led into error by the rumor of tho street, not an uncommon mistake, as is evidenced by tho fact that Claude Mel-notto was similarly duped by a report that he had been given tho mitten by Pauline, and that sho had promised to marry another fellow through sordid motives.

Tho present contract with Liberman Co. does not expire for somo months. 1 tt i On Monday morning last Thomas Pascoe hitched his bronco team to a buggy, with a view of visiting his and his brother Ben's cattlo ranch, and on taking his seat in the vehicle drew tho reins and started, but had not gone more than fifty feet before the unruly animals overturned the buggy, and piled Tom in the dirt with the soles of his nuinbeiv-'seven boots, facing the blessed sun. Tho vehicle was damaged, but Tom came oft' unscathed. He showed a littlo temper while the horses wero being taken to the stable, by profusely dealing in expletives which, to religious ears, might have slacked of a type of mild profanity.

He, however, cannot bo gieatly cen sured for the "mild indulgence," for the reason that such a mishap might shako the saintship of an anchorite. I I Yesterday closed a very successful year in the Globo public school. The examinations begun on Monday were continued through the week, and the scholars acquitted themselves very creditably indeed. On Friday afternoon the pupils in the assistant's room gave an exhibition at the school house, before parents and friends. Songs and recitations were given in a pleasing manner by the little ones, and re flected credit on their teacher, Mrs.

A. B. Ross. Among thoso who sang and recited pieces were Geraldino Gerald, Hannah -Vaft Enuo. ipeno, Letitia Watkins, Willie AtvCJrson.

Ella Moronev. Walter Shui, Tommy Trevilian, Edgar Tren--grove, Willie Butler and Augustina Moreno. Next week wo will publish tho standing of all the scholars in both rooms. SUIIBEX DEATH. The untimely and sudden death of John How.ud, is a warning for the reader also to be ready to respond to the call which can not be denied.

Mr Howard was seemingly in tho enjoyment of robust health until a minute or two befoi his death. He had gono to visit his daughter, Mrs. Henry Middleton, icsiding on Salt river and shortly before his demise, had liseu from his bed and seated himself on a chair from which he almost immediately fell. The family hearing the noise, Henry Middlcton, his son-in-law, and Frank Hammon hurried to tho spot but too late to render any assistance, as it was apparent that his soul had crossed tho boundaries of time. It is evident that his death was caused by an unusual flow of blood to the head, as every sign indicated.

The funeral sei vices, conducted by Rev. W. George, were held at tho M. E. Chuich on Tuesday and tho remains interred in the Globe ceanetry.

The kesoijhcen of akijkoxa. Those wishing to subscribe for copies of this work, can leave their names at tho office of tho Silver Belt, and the book will be sent to their address. It will bo ready for" delivery in August. PvrnicK Hamilton. ORDEltED OPJP.

The stage driver, on Ihe Grande route, on Thursday informed us that tho boundary lines of the San Carlos Indian Reservation litld been so extended as to include vajuablo ranches and mining. property, Mr. Blair and others among the number, and that Mr. Blair had been officially notified to vacate the premises. The following is tho warrant for tho order of dispossession.

It is peremptory, and requires that all upon the reservation, wiMiout authority of law, must bo notified to leave: Copy Extract. Department or tiieInterior, Washington, Feb. 24, 1883. P. P.

Wilcox, U. S. Indian Agent, San. Carlos, A. T.

Sir: I am credibly informed that certain parties are mining coal on tho San Carlos AgencyYxJHkould wHb-J oui uoiay nuwiy sueu jiurues iuu. vuoy are tit once to quit work 'and 'remove from the reservation. If they neglect or refuse to do so, you will at once report to tho You will also seo to it that all intruders aro notified to remove from tho 'reservation, and that no one be allowed to remain on the reservation except those authorized by law. Very respectfully, Signed. H.

M. Telleu, Sec'y. A true copy of tho copy furnished by Agent Wilcox. Parker W. West, Lieut.

3d Cavalry. COnitESI'OXDEXCE. Willcox, A. June 9, 188-1. Dear Belt: It's been long- a coming, but it's here I have referenco to the hot weather.

And you, who sojourn on tho banks of Pinal creek, and breath the pure air of Globe's altitude, and whose cheeks arc fanned by the cool breezes from Pinal's pitte wreathed summit, cannot obtain a full appreciation of the force of the adjective from a simple perusal of this letter. One must needs experience; tho tiempo caloroso of this section in conjunction with the all-pervading dust, kicked up by the idle teamsters and their brother-mules (they are all here) to know hat "hot" is intended to convey. tho mules and the mulc-slin-ncrs, thcl)uls and tho oull-whackers, and the big arc all'jiere; the or nor oftener than the drivers. No coke. Washouts to the east of us; washouts to the west us.

Sorry condition of affairs, but most of the boys seem inclined to accept the situation and thank tho Lord it's no worse. The merchants wear calm, placid looks. "Oh we'll own 'cm all, ranchers and ranches, teamsters and teams, miners and mines before many days." Alas! and they will, too. Not that their prices are exorbitant. Oh, no! but who is earning expenses among this crowd of willing-to-be-at work men? Men must cat, and mules too; bulls are pretty good rustlers, but miners do not live upon -''wind-pudding with atmospheric sauce." Phil Montague, the -News man," wears a self-satisfied smile born of an inward feeling of well performed duty, and a knowlcdgo of a paying paper.

Phil is not a descendant of Tigge Montague, Esq. George King is happyand indolent; no mails to sort, and very littlo to make up. King has added largely to his stock in store, and now carries a well selected stock of stationery, fancy articles, cutlery, Ac, in connection with his supply of fruits, in season, nuts and candies. Julius Liberman has gone east to enjoy his summer solstice, and Max Mayer handles their enormous business as easily and gracefully as if A Norton Stewart, D.H; Smith and the other smaller merchants seem to be doing about the usual amount of business. They aro "closing out their credit business," and adopting a cash basis, much to the regret and disappointment of mining men aud prospectors.

Mine host Davis, and his estimable lady ot the Eureka House, are progressive people; Davis has refurnished his houo complete, from new olJice and bar furniture to dining room and sleeping apartments. Tho weary traveler can now repose upon bran-new spring mattrasses, setup in handsome ly furnished and carpeted apartments, and be suie of soul-sustaining meals at most reasonable rates. I didn't mean this for an advertising letter, but "every thing goes" these dull times. This section is favored with tho visits of numerous people searching for ranches, stocked and open, and rumors of some heavy transactions in that lino aro mooted about. Don't you Globeites be disheartened, for tho coke laden teams vll soon bo "poling" down your streets.

Wo know there's plenty en route for here, and will soon reach ifs destination. DeWitt. Fresh ranch eggs at Fomerville'D. ii i i in Mr. Ward, of Tonto, express the belief thatj Tom Mooro was not killed by tho party, composed of Fred Soheiss, F.

P. and J. L. Cline, who followed him. Mr.

Ward has not yet been in the vicinity of the trouble, but thinks he has eviderico that Moore was alive twd days alter the shooting Phcenix Herald. Tom Moore is dead; was shot by Scheiss. The fact and manner of his death was correctly stated at length in tho Arizona SilVer Belt. Sheriff B. Pascoe, who saw the deceased lying on the ground whero ho fell from his horse, examined the wound that caused his death and confirms tho statement of facts as published.

i Daily temperature for the week: June 6, max 85 min 61 11 87 min 55 8, max 9G min 51 10, max 92 min 51 min. 12, max. 7 tVT i Rain- fall, on the 11th 7-100 Preferred Locals. For choice groceries and fresh fruit Mrs. R.

Gill's headquarters. Ask Chapel for Fenzer's Old Honesty chewing tobacco; just the thing for this climate. Go to tho Crystal Lake saloon for a cool drink. Have you seen Schein's scoop hats, for ladies? J. Myers Schein are selling white and colored torchon laces, at 10 cents a yard.

Chapel has just received the largest and finest oranges and lemons of the season. J. Myers Schein have just received a large line of ladies silk and "taffata" mitts, gloves, corsets and ribbons of all shades. Canned pie plant, 3 for-one smcr- dollar, at Chapel's. Parties desiring ico can now leave their orders at Benbrook Morcings saloon.

Elegantly furnished rooms at Chapel's on Oak by the day, week or month. Graydon has just received a car load of assorted iron and hard wood, which he will sell at grettly reduced prices. Vhzpcl wakes- a- and dried fruits, butter, cheese, eggs, and everything that's good. J. Myers Schein have received the latest novelties of satines, buntings, nun's veiling, lace checks and french kuadders.

A choice selection of toilet and laundry soap just arrived at Chapel's. Call at Chapel's for a mess of Round Shore herring for breakfast. Call at Chapel's fojp package of Boone's lye hominy, ienca's nation al dish. Assorted and fancy candies just received at Somerville's. Somerville is just in receipt of dried fruit, raisins, citrons, currants, jam and jellies, as also oranges, lemons and apples.

Somerville has Middleton's ranch butter for sale, fresh every week. Fresh ranch eggs at L. Robinson's. Butter, eggs and cheese at Somerville's. Go to Somerville's for oranges, lemons and apples.

If you want fancy crackers and fan cy biscuits, go to Somerville s. J. Myers A- Schein, would respectfully announce to their customers, and the public in general, that they are now ready to offer at unprecedented low prices, the largest and most, complete stock of dry goods ever offered in Globe. Our various depart- jjgnts cannot be excelled, by any otuer iTriiift in thi TerritorV: thev couinrise T. a full line of dress goods, white goouiT fancy goods, hosiery, millinery and notions.

Our ladies, misses and chil-drens shoes, is the largest and finest selection ever brought to Globe, and will be sold lower than tho market value. Having bought the above in large quantities, it will enable us to sell cheaper than any of our competitors. Our stock is now open for inspection. Kew Advertisements. NOTICE.

A LI, XS- selves indebted to the e-lato of Jeo Young, tleee.iM.'d, aie earnestly lequestcd to at once iav the to the uiulcisigned, the admini-tiator of the haid itate. A. 11. YOUXU, Administrator. ll-4v GovernuienjSalof Cattle.

Headquarleis Dcpaitinent of Arizona, Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence, Whipple Barracks, Piescott, A. Ma 20, 1881. Theie will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, by the acting commissary or subsistence at San Carlos, Arizona, on THURSDAY, June 2ti. 1831, commencing at 12 o'clock, about 9l) head of cattle, consisting oi steers, cows ana caives. Tkkms: CaUi.

Cattle to be removed from tho reservation immediately after sale. This lot ot cattle was brought In lrom Mexico by tlte Chiricahua Indians. Ciias. P. Eaoan.

June Cipt. and C. U. Army, 50 FORT THOMAS I Stage SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND DAILY LINE OF CONCORD Fare frojrFort Thomas E3FThis line offers special inducements to parties traveling oust from tlojaygrurs is effected lb time, and about' 17 in fare la 'saved, besides 120 miles in distance. JOHN Fcb.9-tf PALACE TUCSON, A.

T. fading c4 of rhcna First-Class Accommodations. FREE BUSS to and octe-tn GEO. RAYFIELD, Prop. J.

LIBERMAN CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE ASD rCommission WILCOX. A. T. Freight forwarded to Camps Grant and Thomas, Do Cabesas, Globe, Saflord, Pueblo VIcjo, ami all points supplied from Wilcox.

I.ORDSBUKG, N.M. Freight fonvaidcd iflSliulti-peiirc, Silver City, Clifton, (A. and all points In New Jlexlcato be supplied from "CAUE OP L. CO." WILLCOX OK LOUDSBUItG Nov. If For Rent.

A dwelling containing FOUR ROOMS. Apply to CIlAUNqY GUNX. TUTTO PILLS vnnoin nawELS. D2GORDERED LIVER, and MALAREA. From tbeso sources ariso tlirco-fourtlis ol tho diseases of the human race, llicso Eymptoms Indicate tholrcxistenco Ios ol Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Hed ache, fullness nfter eating, aversion to exertion of boi'y or mind, Kructatlon of food.

Irritability of temper, low spirits, A feellns of liavinff neglected inme amy, jnzziness, luucrjusui. ia n.art,notsJ.crorotliocycs,hlgUlycol- orl-d. Urine, CONSTIPATION, unci de oathe Liver. AaoXIvormedlcinoTUTT'S PILLS liavo no equal. Their actlotiontbo Kl Jnoys nnd Sltlu Is nlso prompt romovlng all lmpuiitlea througli tbeso threo ''scavengers of tho systen," producing nppo.

tlte, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear Bl-inandavigorousbody. TDir'aPILLS cause no nausea or griping r.or interfere with dally work and nro a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, Folder? Murray TUTT'S avk-r TTrn on IVhiskebs chawted In stantly to a GlMST wtAcK by a slnglo application of this Pte. Sold by DruggM, or sent by express on receipt of 81. Office, 44 Murray 8tre't, New ork. TUTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.

Jan. 5-ly Declaration ns Sole Tinder. MAGGIE 0 BOYLK, WIFE OK WIL-JL liamC. that I intend to carry on business in iny own name, and on my own account. The business, trmip.

nrnfrsslon. uccunation or art, 1 in tend to cairy on, is that of hotel, reitau- rant, saloon aim ooaiuinir iiousu hi-i-pci, and also in liuj ins; and selling all kinds ol commodities pertaining to such business, well as L'pnnral merchandizing, that I intend to cm ry on said business at biler K'tiirr viiinri Ailzoua. and efoenheie in thisrerritoiy. Principal place of business Silver King. That the capital to be invested in said busuiess does not exceed Five Thousand Dollars, and.1 am lndlviuu-nllv roMinnslblo for all debts conti acted by me on account of my trade and business as aforesaid.

May M884. aggie May 10-Sw Prolmtc Xotice. IX THE PnOBATrM'OrnT OF GILA County, Territory ofVriamn. In the matter of theEsreof IIAXS ANTON' AXDEKbOX, deceased. Xotice is lieu'bj given that Tuesday, the 8ul day of June, A.

lbSI, at 10 clock a. in nf mid ilnv. nml the coait loom of said oomt, in the town of Globe, Gila ComitO Teirltorv ot Ariou.i. nave iicm appumii-ji ii 11k. ilnifi nml nlnce for liroMiiir the ill of said Ihins Anton Amtcison, deceased, nnd for hiMilnc the application Olof Mailin Anderson, for the issuance to him of I.ctteis theieon Globe, A.

M.i 1. Ibnl. H. L. LONG, l'rob ate Judge.

William Graves, Ait'v lor Petitioner. Mjj 3-1 For Sale at si Karsnin. rxi: XKYV ASSAY OUTFIT. ALL Ks ci ompleve. thue new Fisli freight wag ons, lion ayics: one secouu-naiui I'oname Boiler and Engine, eight lioise power; one good stiuig top buggy and harness, one secouWiui hilli.ud table outfit, one twelve mule teSu su.cl harness and wagons, one iiand cart, on springs; one automatic music cabinet organ, seveial good new bed-room sets.

Apiilx to KELLNER, Globe, A. T. Mav 3-im a eek at home. outfit free, pure. Xo risk.

tJJOOl'ay absolutely Capital not requlied. Ilea ader. if vou want business at hicli persons of either sex, ouii2or old. can makeNircat nav all the timo they work', with absolute certainty, write for particulars to ll. HA' lkt to, Portland, Maine.

BOWIE STATION Line. CHEAPEST ROUTE TO to Bowie Station, I S. QUINN, Proprietor. Merchants THE PIIYSiCIAVS AV5CE. "What shall I do?" old Aker cried, "For this sharp angliish in mj side, "Tills dreadful rtieumatism 1 "I've tried ail soi Ls plij sic vile, "Which certainly luvle cost a pile.

"And stilll've niloxysnU'- 1 The doctor said "lly friend, eschew "These noxious nostrums, or else you "Will be too weak to kill a cur; "Give up old physio' try the new, "The very thing that's meant for you "The mighty jVdminiHli'iitor'N Sale Real Eslatc. of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT In pursuance of an older ot the Probate Couit of the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, made on the Fifteenth day of January, 1881, in the matter of the estate of F. B. Knox, deceased, the undersigned, tlief administrator of the said estate, vt ill sell at public auction to the highest bidder for eash, lawful money of the United States of Ameiica, and subject to confirmation bv said Probate Court, on MONDAY tho 2sth day of Apill A. D.

1881, between the hours of 9 o'clock In the moining-ana the setting of the sun, to-w It at 12 o'clock m. of that day In front of the court room of said Probale Court, all the right, title, Interest and estate of the said F. B. Knox, at the time of his death, and all the right, title, and Intel C3t that the said estate has by operations of law or otherwise acquired other than or In addition to that of the said F. B.

Knox at tho time of his death, In and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land and impiovements thereon situate, lv-Ing and being In Globe, County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit (I.) House and lot on Mesquito Street formerly occupied by S. L. Burbridge, said lot being a central portion of lot No. 4, of block Xo. 76, as designated on the official map of Globe townsife on file In the office of the clerk of the Piobate Court of said Coun ty of Gila and nunc particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stako marked on the southerly line of 3Ies-qulte Street, about 64 feet from the south-cast corner of said Mcsquite Street and the public alley running northerly and southerly through said running thence eas'teily along paid southerly line of Mesquito btieet 25 feet; thence southeily parallel to said alley about.

102 feet to the southerly boundary line of said lot Xo. tilenco westeilv on said last mentioned bomulaiv line 25'feet; thence northeilj parallel to said alley about 102 feet to the place of beginning. (7.) House and loton northwest Corner of Willow and Oak Streets, designated on said official map as lot Xo. 25 In block Xo. 82.

Also nn undivided onc-siJtth (l-b in terest In the "Gladiator'' mine situate In Globe Mining District, Conity of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and recoided on page 191 of said Milling I) Wrict Records. Terms and conditions of sale, cash, lawful money of the United States, twenty rer cent of the pui chase nionej to be paid to the administrator on tho day of the tale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probale Court. Detds at expense of purchaser. rosTPoxKM r. r.

Tlic above sale Is postponed until 19. lfeM. S.une hour. uiM oivrirnrs. Administrator of the estate ot V.

B. fawx, deceased. Notice of Forfeit nre. mo AARON EXECUTOR the estate of and administrator ot Ford.ue Plielp-, deceased, and to tho hens or representatives of said dueased, and to all whom it ui.iv concfrn. TAKEXOTK I hat I.

a co-owner, in the Monitor mining location, claim and mining pound, situated in Mlneipl icek mining district, Pinal Countv, Alizona, about five miles noi the.isteil) from Mineial tieek and about eight miles tioui tho Gila Rivei, and adjoining the Gieat Republic mining claim, have done and expended the sum of One Hundied Dollars, the annual assessment i emitted by law for tho ear 1S.S3, to hold the said mining claim, and unless on p.ij me jour piopoitlon of said expenditure, tw enty-tiv doll.us,together Ith the expense of this notice, within ninety (901 daj" from tills notice, jour inteieft ami title in said Monitor mining claim, will be forfeiteil to inc. Dated, Maich 22, 1SSI. THOMAS HEALY. To be published thiitcen times sprees-sivelv rn a viieklv newspaper neatest to thd claim. nieh 22 lw.