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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

Nor PRoBABLE-A special fo the MINER and Salt River Herald, dated Silver City, \, M-, March 18th, asserts that Rev Shelden Jackson of Denver, Colorado. recently said, in . speech in St. Louis. that such thing as chastity in female of 12 years and up wards in Arizona and New Mexico is un- known, and not one in ten thousand can read or wrife-
 It is not at all likely that Mr. Jackson made any sach statement. as, from what we saw of him here two years ago, he appeared to be man of too much sense to say so if he thought it, and certainly his association with the people could have led him to no such conclusion If be said anything that could be tortured into any such meaning 1t probably had aIiuzion to the Indians or per hsps the lower order of MexieAns, and design ing news mongers have seized upon it to try to bring him and the cznse be represents into odious notoristy by making the application general
 Rev Mr. Jackson. as well as every in- teiligent person who has trzreled in Arizona and New Mexico. knows that the morals of the average American in these Territories are quite as good, and the purity of female character superior to that of the great cities of New York or Boston, while the per- centage of the white population that can nei .hsr read nor write is almost nothing at ssi. We cannot belieEe that he sad any iHg shaf would bear any such construction as that placed upon ii in the dispatch
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
WE'D ING or JIID.ss TWEED.

EmroE NrzEn.-A grand social afssr occurred here, last evening among Prescott people. which all Arizonians will be glad to know attracted fh. affentian of the elite of San FrsrciSco. refer te the marriage of the Hos Chsxies A Tsleed. of our Supreme Coarf. and Mira Marcia L. Lewis ofthas city.
 The wedding took jllace af the elegant residence of the brides sister Mrs Baei, pn Iarsrrs street. ard uas stteadexi by many pr9nsinrnt Arszoniaas among whom l ol1- serr.s; Nr. and Ms. Levi Bashford, Nr. Nc Graeken. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Churchill. Ar. and Mrs l. C. Bz;enzn, Hon- Charles Silent. (Juuge Tweed'. snccessoF} wss unavoidahly absent, but sent handsome letter Of con gratasafioas- The ceremony was performed by the Rev James CEiry of this city. sad vas witnessed by q large number of dis tinguiShed CAiifornizrs. many of whom malehzadsoule presents 10 the happy coupie. among which wxs { most beautiful SRsl elegant stand of choicest flowers preseEtsd by Mayor and NIss. Bryant The guests. In- cluded. besides these already names., Rev James snd Mrs. Garry, Ar. and Mrs F. B. Cornwall, Dr. and Mrs. c. W Jenkins, A-rs- Daxley. the Misses Ids and Minnie D&Hiey, Mr. A. E. Crane, Miss Grissell, Mr. J. .. Lucas, Nr. and Mrs q. h- Ierriiis Ar- H- L. TerrilI. Mr. E. Edwards, Mrs N- Bacon, Mr. and Mrs A J. Bryant. Nr- and Mrs. r. E. Clark. Miss Clark, Dr. and Mrs o. Hoi- la1d. Mr. II. Allen. Mir D. Hosuaer, Ars- Jennings, Mrs Butler. Mr. and Mrs smith, Mrs Holway, Mrs Wendell
 Our respected and amiable Judge never looked better CT happier than on this occas- ion, and he as vel @s the bride at the c-eSe of the ceremony received the joyous coz grafulations If their many friends, and ssi then sas down to amost sGmptGo-s cssliailon in the adjoining apartments. The pr1neipaL subject tofco1yersation was my dear 4irf-0sa Many inquiries were made as 10 its resources, prospects etc
 Altogether Arizona has reason for con gratuIsfions upon the acquisition of so noble, bright, intelligent and estimAble lady as Mrs Tweed.
 The Judge with his bride may beexpected in Arizona soon ayaln where hs will be cor dially welcomed 5y his many friends
 Yours, truly, L'ARIzoSA-
 San Francisco. March s1st is1o-
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LEITKs rEon roEr nzrssxer.

EDIoz XrxEzs-We of Fort DeSanee srs quite szTpri<ed b hare to lock to Preset: f1r aar local neHs. thoagh we ssl are zaanf- Esozs Ia az- o7sn5sz that the NrxEz is tks seExTesz sl1ees that breaks our zannotary by its weekly visits
 Ne al know H. Bert flizsr.5 szsi gre s.sr. prlsed tizzf hs should exprezs prefersace tor Cosovz<is 2s ccunfry fo prospect in. Ne rzfher thought his hezrf czghs 10 swell win gTzGfn1e 10 even this fzr of ess-rer q! ArizoaL We erea shozxhf 1t w1s ca rh< swell, as. since Eis z-rizzi ke has hsd st czrr- f1lly prstectsd by pzs<ho of becksksa- We kn0w he is za iadnsfrso1s rsospector aad since hss zrriv2l- kzs s<reck sese-al Iesds uisA gay sropPsnss z1z ue presz,ze sold copper be<fnnS besides uoxksnx sone rics crsvsees As for tEze speech. ve presz-ne t wzs 6ezf-ered b1< hzs arsd7so<s nssz hare been prsnespnzly xzxs;o Indians aud she tai e<zssa repm1er, R H Crznp. EsS< kzxe been c<ulpled inn sses zs izzzrn<ezy szzaEi spec xs ss becezns easirely zzrzsisle-
 Ta1v Sferizl <ss,zresF> r.zent.
 Cnr Ix- EeTl Dssxace. March 1s, 1s.s-
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IRE DR. sHEIDENJscksoS sEAsDER.

EDITOR AISER:-DuTIng residence of nearly two years m Prescott, l have paid 10 attention to false stafeiaeats made in seas- papers, but the article p7blisked ia yeSter- days Enterprise concerning D. Iscksca, of ColoE3ds. Is So mSziseSt.y uatrDe tasz- cannot let II 20 1n tae word uaaO<iced-
 I thank yea for assuming, &s yo1 did. that the telegram from Silver City w4s false Those who mel DE. Jackson two ys4rS ago. know that the statement attributed 10 him was tortured or altogether 1atr1e. He has had charge of all the MissiOaArT vsuxk cf Mexico. Arizonz, UtKk. Idaho and Wyo- ming for many years, azd Is isoked aEsna as one of the ahlest men h the Ch1rrh- Does any szne man believe that the cPifhess ap- pied to him ia yestsEizyls Enterprise are truel
 The fact ia the case Is just this: Yea re- eeivea . telegram, manifstiy fzlse, azd ia commenting npoa it. said, We ezas9e be- Iisve that he said anything that uozEd bear any such construction zS tat placed upon 1t ia the dispatch
 The Enterprise received the same dis patch. and co So false an assumpziaa pro ceeded to brand Dr. Jaeksoa as .-iespsca- ble liAr. -Rsverrad idiot. --PeEiared ass, . etc
 Is 1t nos abort tine fer such jOarnalisn to cease in Prescotfi The s4sssss o< ths whole article is revealed iz the geaersl re- marks made at the elose.
 I nske this stztesment in justice tc s man who Is far away, and therefore hzs ne opportunity to defend himself
 LA AEzRu1-
 Prescott March ss, isSs.
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Entertainment Last Evening.

The Marina Street (shufehwas crowded to it's utmost capacity by Prescott's most en- frightened ladies and gentlemen last evening to listen to lecture oa music by ProfessoI NeHmayer-
 The opening Voluntary selected by Mrs Parker for the occasion. was full of splen- did harmony. and well executed by the Pro lessor. The song which followed, harmon ized by the Professor. showed his rich full, baritone voice to great advantage, and the additional fine bssso of our young friend, F. O. yoyner, greatly ,ldded to the sSaceSs af the song. .WaitiIly,- one Of 4iliz-t s best songs. was executed 10 perfection by Mrs. Parker. whe, without rehearsal, kind ly consented to assist the Professor. '-Wsli- ing Is composition ofnolittie magnitude but it seemed to Mrs. Parker as easy as s trifing ballad The piece was loudly e1- cored, anl for an encore the -Soioler : Farewell- was given. Nr. Seed, rather re luctsntly, beea1se Of DO preparation what ever, had to join the singing, and sustained with his basso prUfundo, his part exceeding iy well.
 Yet the gem of the evenings performance was the dueite, .-la iQuesta Anin-s, from the opera At,ils. by N-erie- In this csmoO- sitiou Mrs. Parker showed the fieNhiiity and purity of her voice. Her poTsazseNfe shows the carefully trained scholar The smiling face of the Professor seemed to in iieate high 2pcreciltion of the singing of his fair assistant. aasi we shall look forward wit. grSss pleasure t'p the time when a weli trained chorus shatl mi1gle their rich voices IL Is not lecesszry to go into detail with re- gard to tise lecture. The Professors re marks though brief, must have been highly interesting tp the intelligent student of mO- sic, at lesss il proved to us that the Professor, besides his practical manifestations as q musician. is also tstcTetlc4l scholar or the highest order
 At the coaciusioa of the lecture tbe Pro fessa- remarked rhat atI those srho wished tO cultivate hig.ser standard of music ID Prescott or ia otlser ufsTds no assist h the organization of Philharmonic Society xere cordially invited 10 n.In&in Sfter the disHis- sal of the audience. Fully one-half Of the ladies and gentlemen retained their seats The Hen John I. Copper was, by aeciama- ton elected Chairnaa. and briefly stated the object Of the meeting. Nr. L. g. Seed was elected Secretary and took the names of those present xiShinst to become members Over fifty ladies and gentlemen signed the rOll- A Committee composed of Mrs Bur mis<e-. Mrs. KensflII, Mrs Parker ard Nests. Neamayer, Merrill and Seed was appointed to draft by laws and resOlutiozs sad the meeting asiioerEed until "Wednesday A priI 3ri, to meet st the same place Upon tke whole the ensersaianezf w2s q decided success. aud we do not rxmsnber of ever spending an evening more pleasantly h Prescott The Professor ssszres as that be fe-As highly eompinsnted by the kind uxanes ia which he has been received hese: that few cities of d0sTbie the inhabitants Of Prescott are favored Eith 90 high 8 standard of musical talent He vill undoubtedly meet with great s1ceess-
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IsrrER FKox LADY CORRESPOND.
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Gu1Err. A. T- March s3d. ls7s.

GuIErr. A. T.. March Sd. ISIS
 EDITOR MINER -I suppose you would like little news esaeerning the hourishlng town of Gillett, so here goes. Everything ss in fine condition here; the mill works splendidly. tgin mills too. as they seem to be filed oo1tinually): joking aside. all really seems peace and harmony through out charming Giglett. Appropos of the mama. have the honor of tks aconeinsance of the gentleman whom this place was named alter, and l have never met more reusiemsnly person than he; also, Mr. Hoffman. the Superintendent of the mill Both these gentlemen possess such superior musical taste. that cannot omit mention inc the fact in my letter. One evening last week met them at the house of Mrs Brown, who bv fhe way. s-feeSis tke hungry here, lsnd one better qualified in her hne of h1si- nes I've seldom met, and ve had Grand Opera served up ia fine style The ar fssriv rang wi.A aNorma,- .Travi2tS- and sI,a Fiilci de Madame ARgot.- speak of shi<. because if you Prescott folks thirst for amusement. just jamp oa the blackboard and drive for Gsliest. and we will give you nrvthiav in the musical line, from s'Girofs- Girofas down to Hip. hurrzhl for the Tsptop mines.
 co,. Heads new store Is going up-vith great rspidity. and promises to he great srauisifson to the soxn. Many buildings are in course of erection This proves that xe have energetic people here ss well as elsegherc.
 Anders < Rowe have met with success here. understand. end they deserve 1t. for thev have ncs oaiy got ga excellent supply of goods oa hard. but sell st very re&sona- ble prices
 The female portio1 of this community t,kes in seven cf us Ers- Browns es<lns- he daughter. charming yc1ng lsdy of niretccn. arrived few days since. by al privsse couseysnce-
 A week ago lsst Sansixy. s<tsaded D. vine worship held in s esrnentcr<son theI Rev. Hr. Waite ofkcizting. TAt<e vss no zo~ery, eloquent iaagu2ge. but plain que frfson< xad ss=ssszf esseyk se show us what xretchcd sinners re are Inc house cf Csd- oa thss occssson, Nr. Eaitor. vas 10 eoeslv stone cdifce. with elsAeratel5 <tzin- su3 wsndox vizss neSther marble 1ocrs, znd rx;uso1 velvet cuSAso1s fn przi>e God cn, .cr r,rn areS<ed ia hrezd<losh sssfs to re- ~r.,c1 Az.sa. bat fzrss lrunsed vsfh she = ars Aznsss blsckened by hard lxecr. - .rc~ l>sze.i ssei- Itszis ia hsnhle sub ,.s~<;cr r.kes rhe xord of God wzs re.d- @,r sr.r< xers ra<ic hsxcs znd t.oazts. ard cr.r erDniscxnass were henrd jast 6 readily - .zy75n who do<<h xll tkinss upl, ss - .,.,< cszlrcA Azd ces< <=lzhoz< Fl - r--1f thers is a En1lv7d9al in ! - -.s;5sr xAaf kss inres<cd h fAa< .zsscle. ;<z hzn t>zhre< i< e fhe narkes = -, l @S7 kc win very sceo n1a s:l< - ~r are ssIzly in ned e szAcez -1sn< <p be fond 1ann1 - -.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Prescott. March ss. isss.

Mr. Blsin msE3e a speech ia rhs Scnzfe on the 1S<h inst agsin<t the timber sct. xhsch exzc1s from sesslers ard others, cersala san for all rood eut on pablsc lands. h refere.ce to she exzctioas made npoa rhe people of Monsxnz. Mr. Blair safl, zssy sia an extraordinary entrage- I then stafkd thzt they had been called upon. en the very sre ef a hard winter, in latitude 4s north, in altitude fve thcrszad feet above fke sea. an the nonntzin sssie. with erery cienaent ef narzre against tiaem--ezlied upon under tiss zztkcriry of secret spy and sxcaf te have their weod-PEles inspected, snd were pre- hihi1ei from kindli1g . Ere Ensl tAey had paid CT asreed to pay dollar per cErd <ruxp4ge cn the xfnre ef wcri fAey zzd gathered fur kase vsn<er
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

C " Crzss. 3< Haafsosyry rsrssf Szn Fra.rsrs. C ssi< xpsaf fh< AskJ1xk MIXER is fkzf eifg. He C sz<Asrssrf q cal,ef seaegs dzs fsfs ez1sbissAn<=< fz.< sr1ers fr a1r<rtssins ssd sffc.i C e.y sh<r bsssns.s lesfgtz3 1Pss hEza f.s r<Y<sse~sfir< q fke Prtiiak<r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

A telezrzpa azzce is to he sssssEshed ir tses uszk bez3quzr<erx q Linfo,n q Her rsck $ dn,y s<sze. 1se peo7,se ef tie t1xn s<x insseAsri to xr E1nszx sor tAe es<zAzizh- iz@ cf za cszss< n ohr Village. wElSSA is z grrz- ea1v<asszee tcIaii bszEesz na1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
T0-DAY's DISPATCHES.

New York. March S.-SenatoF Hove has made . speech attacking the President siI- rec4ly. and is sAsd by the Trib1ne. Herald, and Times, to he partizzn in its nature.
 I1onfon- Marrh &-The Cabinet con siaered Gerzschzk0lI's reply 90 the British In- QuiTy whether or not RuSska must maintain the exercise os the veto upon gae dis7sssSoa of tlsnse terTas which are e0nSid- cred al St PeserSburg as outside o1 Earo- pezn jurisdiction and eoncern This. <. fs beissFed. bani<hes all hope 0< the pr0posed Congress The disegreenzaE b<zwee1 R,s- si8 and EnZizrd Is beIisred izssaperabse. AvlstTsz VIII remain neutral in the even. of an Anzlo-Russiza wzr
 SerTzz refuses 70 mobilize her Army o< the N0rt5ern frontier Ef-hoz1 the consent of SkDp<hsusa-
 Turkey xhs-s 10 disposition to ask fha ~Eh6rzwss Cf the En<tssh feet zltzc1xb REsssz intimzse6 LfsS its presence ezuses tke esntiauzuoe q Rrs~ian eccGtasSoz-
 EsW York, Nzrca S--A London sueeszf ssys -19sp9 Rzs<zzaz are forming af kho- Ezfa4. 1sszsD<d f9 egcrzee azzins1 fissIfa-
 San FzDeisco. March 1s--Aaotph S,ssro szs es9szse1eas sua En las Easteza S-Afe~ sEseEz CSars- z* czrson, for rozsesssor of tEs keezazz naiaiaz claims slos hesEr work cd fa< ftsc rszsea o< fte sztro Tanrssl Co. EAz1az Eszu< fr0ca c9xzrezs o< zsBnrfee. o1 ezes Ns1e nf the Tannes
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

pAszExsKsz FROM CHxA-Ih< fslleW- izx pzssenges1 zxx1rci this u>rrinx by tile s<ezzn<z Alasz&s E Wzizrsl. HszrS 4rs,p. E- ]. Secne xn6 wli<, K P Brskszen> and { EszsE<as< ssd s1s Ckzseze h tze ssexzss,e-