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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07
Light at Last.

A Montgomery County farmer mad sold
a Germantown man a load OF pine wood,
but on his way thither had lost the piece
of brown paper that contained the ad-
dress. He had searched for him at the
rooms, but was unable to find him, and
was on the point ofreturning home when
he saw an intelligent looking in
dividual standing on the corner of the
avenue and Wayne street, to whom he
said
Il sold this load OF wood to a man
here in Germantown, and | can't think
of his name if should go to Halifax
"Common name, is it?' inquired the
man, as though he would like to help
him out of the difficulty.
Yes, very common; heard it thous-
and tines replied the farmer, knitting
his eye brows.
1sBreed2" suggested the man.
The farmer shook his head.
"Jones?"
mo, that's not the name Let me see
who was it that built the ark?" asked
the farmer, leaning on his whip handle.
"Eph Horn
'That's not the name. Let me see
who was 1t that discovered American
"Victoria G. Woodruff"
mo-" replied TIE farmer. g It's fun
n.y." he continued, g That can't think
Of his name | know it Just as we'll as |
know my own What is that fellows
name they call The father of his coun-
try?'"
John Morrissey.,,
faint him. Who is that big fellow
in Congress what's been kicked out Of
the Cabinet for stealing SO much money!
"Sitting Bull"
"That's not the man I'm looking for
Who was it that built the first steamship
"Charles Francis Adams"
SWELL" said the man with the wood
81 might as we'll give it up. Much
obliged to you for your Kindness he
added, starting off.
.Wasn't it George Francis 1rains'
asked the man, as it engaged in deel
meditation.
No. replied the farmer; "it's some
of those fellows names, but that:
not exactly it. Who was it that says We
folks all c, me from the ape?"
'John Smith I"
That's the man I'm looking for" sale
the farmer, tipping his hat on the back o
his head and taking fresh chew of to
bacco. "Where does he ive?"
81 m he,' said the man, and the two
went down the street together, while thu
horse with the wood followed behind.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07
A Bachlor's Plight.

This Is from the Black Hills Pioneer.
deliver in the mines near Central
has lately had quite romantic exper-
fence. A few weeks ago two bright lit
tie cheruos hailed him on the street as
papa; rushing UP and with joyful accla-
!, nation, each seized hand of this non
plussed bachelor. Never before Lad
such endearing terms fell upon the ears
of our Nevada friend, and his vanity was
tiattered. Taking the little ones to
candy shop near by, he loaded them
down with good things, and sent them
home with many kim. wishes for their
mothers welfare, who, it appears, some
two years ago had misunderstanding
with her husband and who has since had
no knowledge of his whereabouts. But
upon the recital OF her childrans story
regarding their (supposed) fathers mu-
niticcnce and kindness, her heart beat
with quickened throbs as visions of the
old time came before her eyes, and,
thinking herself not blameless in regard
to the separation, she resolved that ere
another day should die, the first advan-
ces toward a reconciliation should be
made. Urged by this thought she en-
parked on a four wheel steamer from
Deadwood to Central, then taking into
her confidence a mutual friend, sent for
her supposed liege lord. Our friend
made his appearance and was still furth-
er Mortified by being dubbed, my Dear
Husband" Although the resemblance
was remarkable Gas photo shown after
wards proved), still our hero by his
earnest expostulations finally convinced
the lady that it was case O. mistaken
identity. There's divinity that shapes
our ends, rough hew them as we may"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07

A young man on becoming affianced
was DESTROYS Of presenting his intended
with ring appropriately inscribed; but
being at a loss what to have engraved
upon 1t, he asked his fathers advice.
!" Well,'' said the old gentleman, "put
on, When this you see remember me"
The young lacy was surprised, upon the
receipt of the ring, a few days later. to
read this inscription: " When this you
see remember fathar."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07
Good Night.

Good night!
Now the weary rest by right,
And the busy fingers bending
Over work that seems unending,
Toll no more till morning light
Good night!
Go to rest!
Close the eyes with slumber priest;
In the streets the silence growing.
Wakes but to the watch horn blowing,
Night makes only one request
Go to resti
Slumber sweet,
Blessed dreams each dreamer great;
He whom love has kept from sleeping
In sweet dreams now DER him creeping
May he his beloved meet
Slumbcr sweet
Good night.
Slumber till the morning light,
Slumber till the new tomorrow
Comes and brings its own new sorrow.
We are in the Fathers sight
Good night!
From The GoDaafa Of Theodore Ka1aer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07
Enter Young husband. W

Enter young husband, who throws
himself into chair, and exclaims
!. What toothache again, Maria? / do
call that hard upon a Teller. Why,
you had toothache when left this morn
ing. And here have I'been at Epson
all day, with the :jolliest lot o. fellers
ever got together in one drag, and won
pot o. mon y, and had no end Of jolly
time, and did think should find some
thing cheerful and jolly TO greet Teller
when got home. And there you are;
tpothac7e again! do call it hard upon
feller-paecious hard. Punch.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07

cherishes any such jealous hatred of her
fellow-wives as is felt by wife who sees
her husband firt with strange women.
She is content with the largest share OF
her husbands respect, without demand
ing his exclusive devotion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07

etian emigrant, who acts as the Generals
orderly, and serves for love, not for
money; another man who cooks, and a
woman to do the washing and tidying-up.
The guests at Caprera are required to
make their own beds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07

The London Times lakes as manly and
wise view of woman's education as does
the Examiner. However opposed" it
says, "men's views may be on the advan-
tage to the world Of the free competition
OF the women in the labor market, few
would question the advantage of improv-
ing the quality of women's education
Nothing less well adapted than the kind
OF training hitherto provided for girls to
III them. keeping strictly within their own
limits, to be useful companions Of men,
can well be conceived. Women will not
have done much toward intellectual free
dom if they merely superimpose a boys
Latin or Greek on girls pianoforte and
embroidery. What is required to give
women intellectual freedom Is, not to
increase the range of study, but to deepen
it. Music, Italian, drawing and the use
of the globes may be taught in such
way as to cultivate the whole intellect:
and Latin, Greek and the higher mathe-
mates may be learned with the result
merely of creating female pedants. The
higher education of women, when it is
fully developed, will, if it DE really worth
the name, make women not less, but
more womaniy. Even so there may be
plenty of scope for a certain admixture OF
women in the liberal professions without
changing the relations of society and set
ling sex against sex y 1t is not SO
much a higher education as deeper and
more thorough education that is needed.
Let women be thoroughly taught what
ever they have to learn, whether it be
much Or little, and they will thereby be
fitted, as occasion calls, to take up any
occupation that may be open to them with
application, thoroughness and efficiency"
This comes from distinguished
author, who Thoroughly appreciates Mile
sian humor: In nothing does the curl
Gus twist of the Hibernian mind pro-
duce such acutely piquant effect as in
the unconscious bulls of popular Irish
piety. a priest once CHANGED to hear,
unpreceived, a fierce verbal onslaught
by one market-woman on an other, in
the course of which every effort of rhet-
oric was made to provoke retaliation,
but without effect. go on, go on at
last said the matron attacked; '.ye know
I'll not answer We, because I've been to
confession this morning, and I'm in
state of grace. Bat soait till get ont Of
~ ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, etc.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA, CHIEF QUARrERMAsrERs OFFICE,
 PREscoTT, A. T., March IT, 1878.

PREsooTr, A. T., March IT, 1878. SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplcate, subject to the usual conditions win be received at this oee, until 12 o'clock noon, April IT, 1878, at which time and place they will be opened in presence of bidders for furnishing and delivery of Military Supplies during the fiscal year commencing July 1s ls7s and ending June 30th 1879, follows:
 Hard and Soft Wood, Corn Barley, Bran Hay, Straw, and Charcoal such of said supplies may be re- qured during the fiscal year mentioned Camps Apache Bowie Grant, Huachuca, Lowell, Mcdowell, Mojave, Thomas, Verde, San Diego Barracks, Fort Whipple and whipple Depot, Fort Yuma and Yuma Depot. for auznt.es less than the whole required, win be ceivea.
 The Government the right to reject any or all proposaIs. preference will be given to articles of domestic production.
 Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each Depot and Post giving full instructions to the of bidding conditions to be observed by bidders and terms of contract and payment, will be furnished on application this Oce, to the Quartermasters the various Dep0ts and Posts named.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposals for Barley, Corn, Wood ect" Jas the may bel at here name the Depot or Pos and address cd to the undersigned.
 Local proposals be addressed to the Quarternass the Depot Post for which the bid is intended and marked as above will be received.
 CHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
 Major and Quartermaster U. S. Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Notice.

IN rHx D1srRrcr COURT OF TER UNITED STATES OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THK TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
 IN rHx NATTER or SAMUEL
 c. MILLxR AND yAcoB l..
 MILLER, ,CoPkRTNKRs UNDER ! BASKRuPrs.
 THK FIRM, NAME AND STYLE
 or s. c. MILLER BRO.
 At Prescott the 2sth day of March, A. ID. 1878. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his Appoint menf, Acceptance, and Approval by the Judge of the above entitled Court Assignee of Samuel c. Miller and Jacob l.. Miller, Copartners under the Frm Name and Style of s. c. Miller Brother, of Prescott in the County of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona, who have been adjudged Bankrupts upon the pet ion of their CretoEs bv the District Court of the United States of said District. THOMAS ]. BUTLER,
 Assignee Of s. c. Miller Bro., Bank.up.s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
NOTICE U. s. INTERNAL-REvExuE SPECIAL
 TAXES.

Under the Revised Statutes of the United States, Bee ons S232 32S, 323s S23 every person engaged in any business ayocaon, or employment, which renders him liable to special tax, is required 70 greesre aad pacs ef basness denoting the payment of said special tax for the speciaax year beginning May l, 1s7S Section 3244, Revised Statutes, deegnaes who liable to special tax. return. prescribed on Form H. s also requsred by Ldw of every person liable to special tax above. eueye penalties prescribed for non-compance with the foregoing requirements, for continuing in business after April 30, 1s7s without payment of tax.
 Application should be made to
 THOMAS CORDS,
 COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE. Prescott, March 26, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Summons.

K rHE JUSTICE COURT, OWEN PRECINCT TERRIJ
 TORY or ARIZONA, COUNTY McaAvE. Asa TRIaBIR and NEWELL A. TAXABLE doing busi- ness under the firm and style of
 TRIMBIE BRO. Pltrs.
 
 SILVER GLANCE MIN oo@AoSs'
 ING COMPANY, Dft's.
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to the SILL YER GLANCE MINING COMPANY. You summoned to appear before at my office, Owen Precinct town of sigsal, County of Mohaye and Territory of Arizona, on the 22nd day of May A. D. 1s7s at 10 o'clock A. M of said day. in action brought against you by the above named Plaintiffs and answer the complaint of said Plaintiffs filed herein said action is brought to recover the sum of One hundred and for iy-seyen dollars and ny-foar cents tSl4154 due Tor cash amounting Thirfy-three S33.0o dolars and all accruing costs and disbursements. Judgment will be taken against you if you fail to appear and answer. Given under my hand this 18th day of March, A. D. 1878. THOS. J. BIDWELL,
 Justice of the Peace, Owen Precinct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Ranch and Cattle for Sale.

Three and half miles West of Prescott, on the MI. Ter Road leo patented lAad nearly the whole oi it unier good, substantial fefce, good dwelling and out-houses cellar etc., together with about fifty head ot COWS and stock-caffie, will be sold st sacrifice For further information, call the undersigned sf the premises. GIWSEPPE LAFRANCH1.
 Upper Willow Creek, March Ia, 1878. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Assignee's Sale.

Assignee's Sale. Is rHx DISTRICT coURr OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF ARIZONA TERnrroRT: In the mattsr of
 5. C. ABllra BanIrap.s. : Sa0' k BANKRUPTCY.
 NOTICEf lssfgaes's Sats ef Cattle, Horses and Wagon. Iroa
 Pips Etc There win be sold at public auction, st Prescott A- r. on Friday April 18th, 1878, commencing ct the hour of ten o'clock A. the following personal prop erty belong to the estate of s. c. Miller Bro. About six thousand feet of three qusrisr-neh Iron Pipe, in quantities to suit. One Pair Horses, Wagon and Harness. One Race Mare Thirty head Stock Cattle. Forty Cows. Twenty Mares. Al Of the foregoing w be sold to the highest bidder for cssh and win be delivered to the purshsser imns istely after the sale.
 T.J. BUTLER, Assignee in Bankruptcy of s. c. Miller Bro. Prescott March 2sth, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
nIT-lw
Summons.

Summons. IN THE DISTRICT CoUKT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIs- TRIcr, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY oFYAyAPAI.
 SUSAN swEErsEH' VI. risf. svnno,.. ALONZ0 J. SWEETSER, Df't
 Action brought fin the District Court of the Third yu- dcial District in and for the County of Yavapa in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ALoNZo J. SwEETSER.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plain M in the District Court of th9 Third Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapa in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott n said County Ca copy which complaint accompanies this summons, within twenty days excusve of the day of sertce after the service upon you of this summons if served in this County; but served out of the County, and within this District then within thirty days in all other forty days. And you hereby notified that if you sa to appear and the complaint above required, the plain tf will take dsaut against you and spply to the Court the relief demanded in her complaint and and in this behalf expended.
 Given under hand and the Seal of the said District Court at Prescott this 18th day of March, A. b. 1878.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, lsKAL] Clerk. I. J. DaUM, Atty for Plaintiff.
 March @, 1878, sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

wANTEp-An apprentice to learn Dress-making to shom small wages will be paid.
 Prescott Mar. 2s. MRs. MEsnnL.
 Buy your Boots and Shoes where they know how to 1t you. My goods are all warranted. A.J MAsoS.s pagne at Ganz's.
 old Noble, old Hickory, Old Hermitage, O. K. No. 1 Gutter, Stamped 1S74,1 at Ganz's
 Best Brands of Cigars at Ganz's.
 Hibbert's Me Guienness' Brown Stout, and Young CTS McEwing's India Pale Ale. at Gangs.
 Best Sherry, Port, French clare Catawba Riesling, Sonoma White Wines, at Ganz's.
 G. W. T. Biters schedsm and other Gins at Ganz's. Budweiser, Boca and other Beers, at Ganz's.
 Best Lodging apartments at Ganz's.
 Jamaica Rum, Rye and Scotch Whistles at Ganz's.*
 French Cognac, Apple, Peach, Kuemmei and Califor- mia Brandy at Ganz's.
 Just received Choice Butter in 2pound roIs e5 cents per pound, at W. M. Buffum's.
 take pleasure to inform my customers and public in general, that am now prepared to fulfill all orders for Cigars and Tobacco at the lowest wholesale price. Mer chants of Prescott will do well to give me call before purchasing in any other City. G. A. BEHLOW. The best assorted stock in quantity as well quality, figures to defy competition, is to be found at GanEs.
 A. J. Mason has just received large stock of Boots Shoes and Caters. 4, m week in your own town. s5 Outnt free. No Vkkrisk. If you want business at which persons of work, write for particulars to H. HALLEr1 Co.,, Portland, Maine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

<ANSOAathss " AAAhsoA o ALon0 000As tite census of 1s75-6 showed population in Yayapai County of '13,661; Pima, SIT; Maricopa, 3,702; Yuma, 2,212; Pinal, l, ,602 and Mohave, S22. Total in the Territory, 30,114. The present total estimate is 36,- 900. In 1864, at the time of the Territorial organization, the whole Territory only con- tained a population of 5S1.
 The census of 1870 only gave Prescott a population of 66S, while Tucson already had 3,224, and Yuma contained 1,144, and the whole of Salt River Valley was set down at 240. Behold what changes God hath wrought in the short space of elght years, not to go back fourteen years, when the change becomes almost too great for belief.
 Postonice Letter List.
 Tine following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postoffice March 30th, 1878:
 Allen Mrs MJ, Brown T, Bogg M, Bledson E, Brooks E H (2), Brickwood T, Bazo F ' (2), Bullock T, Correles J, Clack H Nj, Clark H NJ, Clearwater Mir, Carlisle o, Curtis J, Dodson R, Dickinson R, Dubacker H, Eckle M E., Eperly T s, Edwards J, Ellis II, Farrell J l., Gastelo R, Guadalupe A, Guiglo k, Gamdell G, Graham w, Hayden V E, Hyatt A, Hale E W (2), Hensley w E, Jackson H E @, Juef G @ Jarrett T, Jones J, Keith J, Koonz J, Klumb s, Lewis L, Locke T, McMullin F, McPherson B, Milon W, Murphy J, Marshall F E, Miller W, Prathcr D J, Parry D, Powell c, Parsons w H @, Roberts E, Secord L, Smeeton S Snyder J, Sloan s, Smith C, Silva J, Town send A, White z, Wright Capt F, Wilson c, Waslston J E, Williams A, Withaimer F, Wiggin L, Whiple N, Willis L.
 The above named persons will please call for Advertised Letter."
 T. w OTIS, P. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
E. P. UNDERGRADUATES,

Lately from Boston Mass has opened sn ofcs In the Bank Building upstAirs, where he w practice Dentistry in sn sts hranches-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
EDMARD NoBLE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 VIII practice in all the Courts. ofsce adjoining Fish sr's Auction Store. mar is<f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing under the of Lov. e Crouch ROofcrs and Painters, has this day. sy mn tusl consent dissolved c. B. Iyen retaining th< business, paying An debts against the firm and collecting au bills due the same.
 C.B LOWELL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

f, m a week in your own town. S5 Outfit free. No Vhkrisk. If you want business at which persons of WtJlleither make great pay all the time they porfland Maine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
Fr;dav,s News.

Sheriff Bowers has several Deputies out assessing the property owners ofthe County
 The Gillett stage was behind time to-day. The delay was caused by the storm of yes terday and last night.
 T.. J. Butler, Thos. Cordis, Mrs. Snsan Sweetser, and Kimball Brothers, have impor- tant notices in this issue of the MINER which should be perused by parties interes- ted.
 Mrs Munns who purchased the millinery establishment from Mrs. J. G. Kelley, is in receipt of letter from that lady, in which she expresses her regret at having left Prescott as she finds California dull.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

wANTED-An apprentice to learn Dress-makng, to . hom small wages will be paid.
 Prescott Mar. 29. MRS. MKnRrLL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

It has been hinted and published by par ties who have not the means of knowing, that his Honor, Judge French, would like to be a candidate for Delegate at the com ing November election. We happen to be possessed of the means of knowing the wishes of the Judge in the premises, and are prepared to denounce the statements as having no foundation. The Judge could not be induced to become candidate. Should he leave the Supreme Bench of Ari- zona, in all probability he will practice his profession before the Supreme Court of the United States, at Washington City.
 PoPuLATION OF ARIzoNA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

take pleasure to inform my customers and public in general, that prepared to fulfill all orders for Cigars and Tobacco at the lowest wholesale price. Mer chants Prescott will do well to give me call before purchasing in any other City. c. A. BEHLOw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29
WEDNESDAY. WEATHER REPORT.

The above report has been kindly furnished us by y S. Hunter Chief Operator, Military Telegraph, staon ed at Fort whppls aud is up to I2 o'clock M today.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-29

The best assorted stock in quantity well quality for wholesale and retail well for Bar business, figures to defy competition, is to be found at Ganxs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

and the demand for them will OH
bance their value. Tho California
Shylocks are much greener than
we tako them to be, if they allow
the Eastern men to bag tho profits.
With any demand for them, the
trade dollars willnot remain long at
ninety-sev cents. Tho only ar
gumenL Of any weight against
romonetization is the great incon-
venienco arising from handling large
amounts Of this coin. IF the ro-
monetization Of silver will chuse all
the gold from tho country, why is
it that France, which alone of all the
great nations maintains u double
standard, has Il perfect glut of gold,
over five hundred millions of dollars
lying unused in tho vuaults of the
Bank Of Franco alone?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

Discussion IN CoNanEss few days
ago developed the fact that it takes
just sixteen months to obtain and
an answer from the surgeon gencr-
ais Office relative to pensions. Re-
publicans claimed that this was in
consequence Of Democratic rcduc~
ton Of clerical force whereupon it
was shown that previous to this re-
duction the pension Office ran the
Republican party, and that the Sec
retary of the national committee of
that party received a hundred dol
hrs a month as clork in the pension
bureau during Grants administra-
tion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

AND NOW THEY HAVE found Charlie
Ross again. This time he is q waif
that was picked up in Demerara,
and sent to Baltimore by n merchant
who detected resemblance to the
lost child. The little vagrant was
brought to Domerara by a mulatto
woman md abandoned. Mr.. Ross
did not recognize the child, but it is
said that recently tho matron of the
charitable institution to which he
was sent has discovered that as the
dirt and tan disappeared from the
child's hands and feet, the resem-
blance is becoming very striking.
The inevitable strawberry mark on
the left arm is not wanting to com
pleto the description. Mr.. Ross is
to take another look at tho boy as
soon as he is perfectly cloan, wo
presume. Let us hope that the
hoy has been found.