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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
LETTER FROM VERDE.

Ep. MINER The political fever, now Iag- ing, giyes snpport. to Uncle Sam's license tax. Many a gla.s of benz,ne, fumigated ,gIJu cigars. add life to the cdDipaigh, and are bestowed free gratis, being paid fcrw1th tac surplus currency of aspiring candidates.
 Sheriff Bowers aud Murat lasterson have been doing our valley, tEkiag ia destination asd seem satisfied lhat the Sheriff and Dis Attorney bUsIness is ail rigdt.
 J. >. Drew is here and finds prospects en- couraging for his election to the office of ShgEI He leaves good impression where ever he goes. and + confident oI success
 Congressional Candidates all have their friends and each seems confident that his man vii be elected. Davis is gaining ground aI tic ;.mc, Woclscy has his fast friends, Campbell is supported because he lives in Yayapai couEty. and T. <. sieyens fer the many iavors extended to citizens while in Washington, will insure him many supporters, bu,. t-yo years ago our valley vas spli- up tLe same way before election, and when tire time came they nearly all voted one way. Iy may be go agsin.
 Many travelling skeleton, from the effects of fever and ague, is 70 be fouad in this valley. but a few cold nights will knock 1t. At an indignation meeting held in Upper Verde. on Saturday Sept. J;h, they con c.uled that jhc convention held in Prescott WAS not according to their wishes and they uoninalcG L. D. Oluea to run as an Inde- pendent Candidate for Council. ] am satis- led that Nr. O.deu is g. maa of sense. and that hc will nos make the race. The order of the day in the valley is rhrashing wheat yEtf1tq isff@ etc. The weather is beautiful and We are looking for frost soon.
 Mr O'Dohcrty is now visiting our valley, looking after his interestsin the Black Hills. He gives a glowing account of the mines n Tonro Basin. Mr. ODougherty Is well known throughout Nevada, as a man Of good miniug experience ana judgment. lie estimates the width of the mines in the Basin, from two 10 eight feet and assay value from Sl00 to SS00 per ton. Tonto Basin bids fair to be one or Of Ou. foremost mining camps Had not Mr. ops brother been taken i'll, with hemOrrhage Of the stomach, their mines in thc Basin would now have been we'll developed. The sadd!er at Camp Verde, private in Company II. 9th Cav, whlc unuer the influence of liquor took hls carbine to bed with him, and placing the muzzie to his chin, pulled trigger with his toe and blew ihe top of his head of. The funeral takes place to-day.
 Lieutenant Kingsbury returned to-day from his mine and mill on Cherry Creek. The mill is in operation, and gives evidence of success. The amalgam indicates that the ore will pay over d hundred dollars per ton in gold. Lieutenant kings6uTy deserves success as a reward for his efforts and enter prize in adding to the prosperity of our country.
 AL $aibcr has returned with his scouts from Tonto Basin, and reports everything ,uict All the Indians they saw had paSscs and he didn't think it advisable to kill and scalp temprariIy good Indians. He reports the mines at ODoughgty's camp good.
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 Verde Nallev. Oct. Sth. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
swlIliag. kirby and aIonroe.

Now that Jack Swiliing is dead, his V iit widow and h;s ellildrea ophans in poverty and want, all the pas.css and many ot tho people are commissioning the tate ot the family ani mourning the death of the has- band and father, whereas during his life iime and false imprisonment many were offended a, the MINER, and cursed its editol for daring to say word in favor of the innocence of these men.
 Remarking npnn the established innocence and liberation of Kirby, which carries with 1t that oi Monroe. the Sentiael says Jack Swilling was confined with Kirby, but died in jaii before hss innocence was established AR his property wss disslp1ted in vain sffsris ,e clear himself. To his gife and children there now remain heritage oi poverty, widow ood ald orphanage. offse, oaly by the piiisai, moafafal proof of then dead ones innocence of the charge oa which lac was imprisbusI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
The Trouble Ia sonora.

Referring 10 the bribing of officers of the Mexican Government, We are glad 10 leara that it is only true as to inferior officers, and that those in higher authority disapprove of the same, and from recent correspondence between General Nafiscal and Governor Uoyt we learn ,hat General Mariscal and the other higher officers of the State Of Sonora. are muXinG ,vuy effort to bring to punishment those iaicriar officers who have been guilty of improper conduct in con ucction wIih the eX,gaGHicn of parties ac- cused of Grilde ln Arizona.
 General Mariscu .;as ever sho~n the kindi.est disposition towards the United States. aud particularly towards Arizona, which joins upon and l. SD Intimately con nectcd with iis State. So liberal indeed hnS he been towards us that he has offended the Mexican Congress ia some instances, and Ih consequence they have rliused n make the proper appropriauons, so that he has been obliged to depend upon loans for carrying on the Government.
 In t!ls conGeoiion it is lamenta3.y true that while tine Governor and o,af are we'll dispossd and anxious tO do iha fair thing they nave a difficult population to handle anG ,o do the best they possibly can Is to fail, in many instances, L" hold the lawless hordes of SoncTa in check.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
EnHis.NE EAMPANr.

The stage roh'iog business is now assum- ing more serious s-acct ;'an heretofore Silver bullion, the princ,Fe::;;:: product oi Arizona, has hitherto been considered lo.c,s~ from the attacks oI robbers, owing to the weight of the bars and small worth a. com pared with gold or grcenbaeks, bus on two recent occasions, at least, the freebooters have concluded to try the experiment oi getting away wita silver hal.ion, and so far as appears, at least, with temporary sue cess. What the iiaal r,sult will be, oi course. remains to be seen.
 The Order from tho War Department, allowing the Department Commander to use troops to assist the Civil officers In cap turing outlaws, did not come moment too soon, and Gen. Wilcox w'li exercise all the authority the Order gives him to overtake and bring all robbers to punishmept The recent robbiag near Date Creek seems to have been oae of the most daring yet per pes-ated, aud k perhaps bu, fosetaste ol what may be expected unless the most wig oroas measures are adopied to catch and kill the guilty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
YELLOW FEVER sUFFERERs-A FRESH
 CALI FOR HELP.

Wells. Fargo lE Co, last evening recei'ed the following from their San Ffanoiseo office:
 .CFF!cE OF WELLS, FARCo < Co.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Oct ,, 1SiS. ,
 ?, .4gsafs Our Circnlar of September 90t,. iastructing you 10 decline further contributions IS HEREBY REVOKED. Please nor opIv accept and remit to Aeron stem. Treasurer. all voluntary contributions ou1 renew your cxcrti0Ds in bchslto the cauS''-
 Then follows 8 telegram from John '' Valentine. dated New York, Oct 5th' which says:
 ..Tbe fever iS again raging with renewed yirulence. and great distress and desiitu- lion k prevailing at the south. Contribu- lions gre needed and vii, be promptly re mittcd as hitherto
 This call assigned by theoficers oi Wells Farro ,S Co. at San Francisco. All per sons desiring to contribute can do so aud have their remittanccs sent to any one oi the afflicted ci ies of the South, by Wells Fargo & Co. without any charge whatever by calling upon F. V. Blake, Agent at Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
.ngora Goa.s-uohair Business.

Nol,air is the commercial term for the aeec.s of the -Angora goat. The queSiion iS often asked, iosr much 'sW Ha"r G}1'N 'f6HI- Ti,e amount differs. a-d !, n proportion ie ihe grade. age, quaiiGy and size of 'he animal.
 The first cross between 9 pure AHSora bucj, and a native doe is g half-hreed, and has no fleece. The second cross IS three fpurths. and has a short fleece. jaSf covering the Es,r: fine and .us.rovs, but short anG mixed with hGisS when sheaTsd, and = hardly worth shcaTing and marketing. The third cross is a sesea-cighth grade. anG has q fleece of sufficient length and hnene>S tc make il valuable to shear and maTkes, aGc will pav. The fleece has some Eair in IL But inc scven-eigthS is tine cross where we beain to rea!lze, and al! crosses and grades above that are remuucra:iye. Hence, grad ipg rp from the native stock to that pcini is like opening a mine or planting an orchard or viueyaId; ali gc-O-I, but more certain of rich pay in the end. Mining IS uncertain. but mGaair l. not. Fruit Wi.l decay. mohair will not C2mpetiuon helps IDnbsir. gut will giuc the fruit market Below -;ve you tbs experience of Messrs Stocktsn aud BuHum. You vii. see tina;
  Nohair 1o inc goat. which, at SJ ccats, makes 3C.SO to Q goat. BuHnm { Stockton write as follows:
 We shipped our mohair, through Bailey & Co, to New York, on our own account; received S5 cents, unassorted, and expect to ship the same way this season. Finished shearipg the 2ith Of last month; have a splendid lot If mohair-we suppose about 2,000 pounds. Think it advisable 10 p!ace cn New York market as an adyeitismelt 10 our business, and show those wool buyers we have thc mohair for sale, and we wi! soon have purchasers here looking after 1t. We have some very heavy fieeces this year.
 Our heaviest fleece from grade kid was four ant half pounds. You will see our grades. that is the best of them, shear full as well as our pure breeds, and tine wcthers beat all of them. This shows Us what we can do in California if we will only labor for it-Cor. Butte Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Verde Valley, Oct. 8th, 1878.

TuE SApnATu-QGite controversy, in inc theological circles. has sprung up with regard to the Sabbath The Jews, Advents and some othe- denominations contend that Saturday is the true Sabbath, while ma iority of Christians have alopted sunday. The Los Angeles Star. secular in all else, has taken hand in the discussion and quotes Scripture with the giibness of a Mormcn Elder The Star sayJ that when God was tired from the labor of making the world la rested on Saturday, or the seventh day of tEc week, and Hot on Sunday, or the fist day. Saturday was set apart as a day Of rest, and t Is certain that he who keeps some other day is not keeping the Sabbath 1.-the command tol:cep Saturday has H0tbeCn revoked it is a3 binding now as it ever was, lrd if it has been revoked, we have no right to quote the revocation as authority to keen some other day noi designated in the Scrip tugos.
 The editor asks tho advocates Of the Christian Sabbath fer some Christian au- iaority in the Bible, for keeping Sunday as tEa Sabbath. Finally he says the Sabbath, like aii other religious opinions and duties is purely matter of individual conscience Tine government is q secular institution, and not theological, civil authority ends, when the rights of urivatc conscience begin. Secular interference with religious duties vii! cot encourage religious sentiment. The sabbath will only ha kept holy within the Gama:n oc ccnsciance, without secular inter ference.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11

The San Francisco Cali says \ state- ment was made few days since to the effect tha: that the Chinese had taken from this state altogether, since 1850, not less than $t01,000,009 Perhaps the amounts were oy2resJimated, but after all including the gold taken from the mines, the sum has been immense, not only impoveriShing Cali persons here who urgc that We could not get aIor z without the Chinese. We have DO doubt whatever, had no Chinese ever come to the state, We shoald haEe haon much more advanced in Improvements and wealth yhan we now are. The vest sums which have gone to China would have re- mained here, and we should have had a white population in lien of the Chinese, who are rendering fife and property insecure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11

THE NEXT PEBFoRNANCE-EAsT LYNNE.
 The Prescott Dramatic Club announces
 in our acvertising columns, that or Friday
 the 18th inst, it's members will present
 "East Lynne" This play-dramatlZtdtro from
 Mrs. Henry Woods novel of that name
 has held the bosrds of the leading eastern
 theatres for several years. It was, if we
 are rightly informed, last produced Tn New
 York at the Union Square Theatre, about a
 year since, with Clara Morris and Charles F. Thorne in the leading characters; and Rose Eteyingc played il at her last engage
 ment at the California Theatre. The dual characters of 'L"ly Isabel" and Madame
 Vine" has also been fayorite with Matilda
 Heron, Lucile Western and other leading characters sf tie emotional school. The plot turns upon the fortunes of "Lady Isabel" who is made 10 believe In the inf deltv of her husband, and, furious wi,h jealousy, abandouS her home with Sir
 Francis Lcnson. The husband, Archibald Carlyle, believing the report of Lady isabel's death hy railway accident, marries again, this time 10 "Bariara Hare" whom Lady Isabel had, during her married life, suspected of wcaniag her husbands aiiec- 1 ions from her Lady Isabel returns to Mir Calylc'S nome disguised aS Madame Vine. and takes the position of Governness
 of her own children. She is compelled to 1 hc present as 8 stranger at thC dsath-bed of her own boy and to witness her hated rival i in the hoaorod place she once OocGpicd. l She discovers herself at las! to Ter former ! husband, and dies obtaining his forgiveness. The play. as VIC have indicated, is strong , ly emotional, and from the talent of tIosc engaged in it, we may conf !enty expect its representation will be a brilliant sue cess Mrs Th6mas Fitch will enact the
 role oG Lady Isabel. Mrs. (. '. Bowen.
 who has not hitherto appeared, will play Barhara Hare. Mrs. Judge Cartier, whose lita-Iikc dciiniot,ol Cf Mrs. Booty" will
 be remembered by our readers, will appear as Miss Corney, thc cross old msiden aunt
 of Archibald, and Misses Pine and Parker will assume respectively the parts os "Joycc" anj "Wii-on.' The male char actcrs If the play will be represented by Gel. Mar,ln, Me,s.s. Lloyd, Cordis, Eos ter, Du 60uchet, Carter, and Anderson.
 We predict a crowded house, and advise all who intend going, to secure their seats ay
 $. ?. Head < Co., without delay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
,~u,s psaoIS.lr iIEAnD FRoN-Jn,ll

ANOTHER pssosSssr HEARD FRoN-jn,lge X. c. Swift, writing from Globe ss.ss s..s.s, Final county. to friend in Prescott, says, .Davis has made ten strike at this place, and will get half of the votes pellcd, The other half will be divided between stevens and Wool sey.
 STILL ASoTHEs. Ne have been shown Q letter from Florence which says "Woolscy is good fnr half the votes of this place, the other half equally divided between the other three Campbell will do better in Florence thah any place sQpth of Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
sal, River Items.

We copy the following items from the Sal River Herald of the 5;h;
 Mr. David Moore died on September es at his ranch south Of town. The deceased was seventy y-eight years of age, and has re. sided ia this valley many years.
 J.D. Moaihoz. livery man of this place k the mail contractor between here and Mcdowell. Although the drive is short his coaches and stock aie inc and he is >alwsys prompt
 rf.be fourth quarterly mestingof the M. E. -s,,,areh. South. will be held in the nev ..ceurch, commencing on Friday evening, October Il.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Gea. raj Gran. Aprea..

The King of Siam has heard of Gen. Grants intention to visit his dominions, and is sad to be preparing to give him a grand re- ception. He is to meet the General at Singapare and conduct him after the QF.ental style of spienlor to Bangkok. 1t is represented that Gen. Grant is fired of travel, and would return at once to his own country were lie not under promise to pur- sue his rounds as his journey was first mapped out The brilliant receptions that vet await him will no doubt 20 far Tn reconciling him to the situation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
nrnxne.s ia sYalnns ures,..

Ne arc informea taat a iiltis daughter of Mr. and Mrs yaaeps, formerly of the 70. K. store. on Mccormick strsat, was drowns cd in Walnut Crock. on Friday or Saturday last, while the fa,niiy were cncainped cn the banks of the stream. on their way tn California. No particulars yet received Ne learn taat the child was seven or eight yecrs of age.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11

ELECTION EEws-The news from the elections held ca Tuesday last in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and West Virginia, is that tue Republican gains everywhere except in one or two Congressional districts in Indiana, have been large beyond ezpecsa- ton. Read the dispatches on inst poinl in ills number of the MINER. It looks more and maga as if the next Congress would be strongly tainted with black Re pnhlicanisIa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Dissolution Notice.

Noiice IS hereby given that the co-partner- snlp heretofore existing between the under sIgneu m the tinsrnithing. tin and stove bus- il,eS, t &t Prescott, A. T., under the firm name i' Ii reuefick S Hill, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. MT. Freder;c,- reti-,n,, rom The hrn. CHAS. F. FREDERICK
 SAMUEL HILL.
 Prescott, Sept. II, 1872. aw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Assessment Notice

c 70 EiFe:t dolca. aI,3 schn kelley ,,a-. o,s-. ; q, s:ehfal Custer God and Silver Nine. sitnass ih l~ frict v z" shs oeilator lniae, Hsssayau.pa -n.i " y iss1psl County, Arizans IesTi. --ns dis viiha aInesy ,e9, ,sys ~ - II you do not aBpear nay t0 j. D. t,s.' -0n the nate of thls notice and io- Iss- s tour proportion of the assessIoenf
 as as required by 2w the undersigned vii claim
 Iorie'tnre of your interest in said mine o- lo,. . eorilng ;o the mining laws of said district. ~'
 PRzscoTT, July 24, 1873. " s.-s-si
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
EGF &i;eTiT.

To sls r0'5rs of Tayapg' CouutF hereby uupouncs myaei gs q candidate for the of- ice of Sh,I1 the coming November election, and i: elected, snail a honorable measures to discharge the duties us the office win fidelity and care.
 JOSEPH DREW. Prescott, \. r. June IT, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Fer CCUsFess.-

To tic People of .trj.-2g1.
 ve-y res,a-Elly announce Iay self eu i1depsHd- e ys0,rrs Candidate reelection tu the 46th toI- grss Ii an c!ocel vii strictly adhere to my for nicr coarse and with the advantage of past exper- rce Will labor to advance the stTs interests of t;c Ter rtorty and her people. To this end solicit the sup port of at citizens. Very respectfully,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11

wot,lsey and Eeassh haze aos yet cone within ;elegraphic range ef Rscscptt, since leaving Apache on Wednesday last. st least DO sl.ing has been ntara ffesa thaan. He ex- pect tLein at Verde at aay moment. and to tell the truth, rather hankef for t)asir coming.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
EOr Sheriff.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for Sheril at the coming eicca0E. November 5th, 1872, and If elected slali do my Cuty. The suffrage of ny fellow citizens is respectfully solicited.
 JOSEPH E. WALKER, G.u5.i, 4. T., May 3, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Fer TTeasGrer.

hereby announce Lvef as Candidate for reelection 70 t.'s office c1 H5unty Treasurer Iavapai County tI.e "''-5uing election, November 5th, 1878.
 E. COOK Prescott, May 25th, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
.BX n7E1LEt&R4ApE8
anyEn.ss.nNrAn n.ArrEg....

Washington, Oct. T.-The Secretary of the Treasury has issusG circular ciiing various Sections of the Revised Sta,utes relating to deposits Of gold and hGllion, and issue Of certificates therefor; the paymen, Of Import duties in gold and silver coin. and also aS to the amoant to which subsidiary silver coin shall be d legal tender; also an Nct in rcGard to the oJinJgeoi tho standard silver dollar.
 The President has appointed John B. Veil as Register ol the Land Odico at Salt Lake City.
 Subscriptions to the 1 per cent. loan, to- day, amounted Ia Sl ,o57,000.
 PROTECTION OF AMERICAN ciIZENs.
 Portland, Maine, Oct. 7.-'The |. =. steam ship Plymouth sailed this afternoon for santa Cruz having been ordered thore to protest American Citileps.
 LOVE AMONG ROYALTY.
 London, Oct. 7.-There is rumor of the betroihal of Priu&e Louis Napoleon, son of the la,o EupeIur, to Princess ThVson. daughter of lho King of Denmark. l. is a revival Of g former report by coTPcspcpG- ailts aE i'rovinei.:f newspalera,
 PIRATES.
 Conslantinople, Oct. 7.-Layard, British Embassador, is informed that pirates have malo their appearance in the Persian Gulf and Gulf ofrNolga, and has asked De -!nis- sion from the Porte to send British ncn-of- war to operate against them,
 PoRTK-RvE TlMRER iIE.TEs IN JaII.
 Salt Lake, Oct. 7.-Hiram Smith, con tractor for the Northern Utah R. R., was arrested a few days ago for cutting timber on the Fort Hall Reservation. He was taken to Malad and put in jail. The Deputy Marshal then went to the wood cutters camp for witnesses, but being unable to ce. a, n fi.a wi, ,Nfc for ,.r Q men were also put In the SIaIati tjail TWO STAGES RoBBED. The ukiah sage, rnnning between Ukiah and Calito, was robbed, about l5 miles above Ukiah, by man armed with a double -barrelied shotgun, on ike 2d inst
 Yesterday the coach bstwesn Kellnd Val | iev and Gatier was robbed by a man sup posed to be the same who committed the previous robbery. He was aecolnpanied by two other men who remained ia the hiish while he demanded and received tho mail bags and Express box Forty dollars was realized by the robher from the Express box In she first robbery; the amount re- ceiyed by. the second robbery is not yet asceriained.
 baio .s0SE REPUBIacAs.
 Chicago, ocl. s.-Private advires from tolulpbcs indicate a victory for the Repnb- liran ssasa ticket- X very large vote i,as been pollsd. Townsend. Republican canIi siafe Tor Congress in Cleveland district. is believed 10 be eles;ed.
 Indianapolis, Get s.-Thirscen townsh;ns give q net gain of i0o for the fsepublicans. The hepnhiicans claim Hanna elected i'm this District. Indications are that Inc s,a.s ticket E carried hy the Dcinocrass hy abc..l 5.aoo majority.
 IOWA Es.Es'EioS. chicago. 0et. s.rIatest returns from
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
For County Recorder.

10 hs TotsTs of Yardpqi Cornfy
 n ootoelce 70 the expressed desire Gf ssny voters hereby announce myself A a. ,ndependedt CanIs4s 4s. TOT re-eiection to tho yJce of Recorder of Yavgpai CountS. ~ tf3s el4stl1}g November election.
 slsc taae tis occasion to return won my srrcaro taaks Tor inc support heretofore given me and trf mat have discharged the duties of the office in rs her satisfactory Co all. " ''-- Referring to te past my best pledge for the f,,,, aiio Is iS lion ie ability experience ought to b-in
 q am very respectfully,
 Prescott. August eih, ,4ss, ''- -'A 0N'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-11
Ccr Assc5a1Glg.

The UudersE Eied hes cclsantej iD obedience to the request largo number -f the voters ot GaVapai county, to become candidate for the Assembly or Arizona, l.. opposition to Y. Ellis.
 J. A. PARK. Prescott. Arizona. Sept. %. I8I8.