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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15
CONCERNING JUDGE 1wEEr.

Judge Charles A. Tweed has served the people of Arizona faithfully, impartially. and efficiently for eight years upon the bench, and will carry with him into retire mcnt the regard and respect of the com munity,
 The Washington press teleram announ- cing the appointment of Judge Tweed's sue ccssor, contained statements which can do him no harm in Arizona, where he is known, but which are worthless, fiagrantly unjust and incorrect. He is the last man in the world who could ever be justly suspected of "immorality" or corruption" or of be- ing the instrument of any ring With one or two exceptions, occurring at long in tervals, and under peculiar and most excu- sable circumstances, his habits have been not only temperate but abstemeous, and we do not believe there are dozen men in Ari- zona who believe that he was ever guilty of a corrupt act, or ever knowingly perpetrated an injustice on the bench or of. The story of e respectable lawyer'' vouched for by respectable Californians" about his name being forged" to Judge Tweed's petition for re-appointment, is either unmitigated bosh, or else most discreditable trick. After considerable inquiry among the members of tho bar here, we have been un- able tp ind any one to own that he was the respectable lawyer'' referred to, and we do not believe anybodys name was forged ? as stated in the telegram.
 We have only words of courtesy and well come for Judge Silent, but it is only just to the outgoing Judge that he should receive this public expression of the regard and esteem of his neighbors and friends, and theIr assurance that they do not in anywise believe the islanders which seem to have been used to serve his defeat at Washing ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15
A Cubic Mile.

Professor Bernstein, an eminent naturalist in Berlin, Germany, gives the following
 granhic description of one German geo. urapbical cubic mile tone mile equals lO.-
 126 yardsA. to illustrate the size of our earth. which contains only 2,662 such s.Imaeine box one mile each way-long, wide and deep-and let us try to fill it up. Berlin is handy: we take the city as If 1t were a toy and throw it into our box. We go to Potedam, pick up all the villages en o,,r way. also. and put all in. The bot tom is not covered yet. We will take faris with all her colums, towers ana cnurcnes' which helps little; so we must take London, also. Vienna must go in, too, ana not 70 disturb the piece. St. Petersburg follows next. All this stuif lies at the bottom. We begin now tc take up all tue cities, towns, villages. forts, farms. everything that human
 hands have built in Europe, and all the ships floating on the seq, II helps notnlng Ne must 20 to the Old and New worlds, throw in the pyramids of Egypt ana the railroads and factories ot America ana everything else made by men in Asia, Africa, Australia and AmeFica-lo. our box IS mol half full yet. We will shake up the things n little 10 make them even, and as we are hound to ssll the box, let us see whether we cannot do 1t with people, and lay them in like herrings. One will re- ar,rs f2.000, and four thousand rows make ono layer of 4s ,a00, ,000--just enough sar North AneFicans. To make them feel ,aore comfortable, se will put between each layer bed of straw and leayes, say
 thirty feet thick, which will take all the s,raw and leaves ip the world. Upon the
 ams,;cans we will lay LOCO. 900 of Austra- Hans and 45,o50,0o0 of Asiatics, another layer. There are about 800, ,Oeo, ,ooe more Asiatics; thus we proceed until all the rest of mankind are in--i 400, ,o0o, 900, in about tbirty layers. The box is nov about hall full. and it would require about nfteen
 times tlast number of people to fill 1t. What shait we do Animals, of course, are iefi
 siill. Take the whole animated creation, vet if Is not full; and all this is only one
 geographic cubic mile, of which the eartfl contains ss6s.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15

"vERTAs" (veritable ass) takes us to task in yesterdays Enterprise for being derelict of our duty, in not coming to tile front and scalping that wicked boy of the Citizen tor some i'll remarks made by him and published in the last Citizen, refecting on Gen. Kautz.
 Wait until we see the article in question. Won't we go for him. The fact of the bn- siness is, we have not seen the article referred to by the Enterprise correspondent, as We lent our Citizen to It. Thomas, (not feritas Fnomas), before perusing the same. The article, at best, we learn, is not worth perusal or consideration any more than the dirty, low-flung article that appeared in the Enterprise.
 Now, Mir. Cum, you look out; don't say any more nasty things about our Depart ment Commander, or we will give our slo- gan xhoop, and the Enterprise may be in- duced to say; .s'veritas' proceed to Flor ence and annihilate that boy.n .Veritss'' will go. He's a sseass, and knows nothing but to obey. Beware Mr. Cum how you proceed helceforth, you are Tn danger; the wet nurse of the Enterprise will clean you Ofr
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Natice to Co-owners.

to b F. Hook land s those claiming interests under ien owners with the undersigned in that certain mi location or mnning claims the Blandino Lode fbe sd location conslsng of thousand linear feel snd located by said B. F. Hook and c. ". Lewis D R Po land and the undersigned the th day of Noy 1870 in the Pine Grove Mining District in the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona - You are hereby notihed that the undernionss h.. caused 70 De done upon the said mining cais er ,oca tons, ths amount of labor md expendisases rcuu,ref by the sxs of the United ststaz thst such ex were mace n the Fears ls< l87s is56 and Is7I. srS Ae ssuss ga expnced upon the intezesf he'd by =, look n said sins location or caaims smouns i, oas hundred and sixty dollars. 70 one And you gre hereby notified to ps, .s;d uu of ro,s eslas sa sssfasye share .. the costs of said ex<s wnain hi7sfs -zys from the service of thIs no rs s undersigned, at Prescott, in the aforesaid
 pty of Tasspai, and in default of making such par- menf, within said time, he will claim under fhs sad laws of the United States, forfeure of the ntereI held by said Hook in said mining ocztion or clxms
 JOSEPH FRANK.
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Dissolution Notice

The coparmership heretofore existing under the firm style and name of Bidwen and Thompson ia this dsx dissolved oy mutual consent from Jan ( fs7s Thomp
 TH0&, q. BfDwELL.
 fH0S. K. THOMPSON. Af, Gtrd having purchased the interest of Mfr. T. K Thompson in said business the business win be con dacted under the firm name and style of Bidweu and ord We assume all liabilities of the old firm and win collect all debts due said firm and s reuls issue and profits both in law aud equity.
 TH0s. J. BIDwELL,
 RICHARD GIRD,
 THOS. R. THOMPSON. Thompson valley. Jan. 21 1878,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15

The following complimentary notice of Dr. Francis Mary Murray, formerly 8 resident of this town, and sister ts Mrs. T'hos. Fitch of this place, we copy from the Daily 0regonian of Jan. 24th:
 "A WoaAx SrRGEoS.- A successful ope- ration for removal of Ghroid tumor of the uterus aas made last week by pr. Frances Murray of this city, upon Mrs. George ". Carey. formerly of Salem. The operation occupied less thaa eftssD minutes. The fumor xas attached by oae long Peqlsle. which was divided by the ecraseur. The pafient is rapidly recovering. having sui fered iaconsiderable hemnorfhsas; ms. as is well known in the profession, is diff 1icalt operation, and does great credit to fhe accomplished lady who performed it.
 A xn. 1Tsrtha J. Lamb, of EaE York, ,,s< recently written history of that city, from fhe date of settlement fo she present time. Tf is publishedby AS. Barnes G Co., x,hc send out circulars with recommends s;ena efc.. but like many stupid publishers, neglees to give the price, which would ena- 63s neople fo enclose morey in letter and end for it, A Lopdon paper says, "the h;zforx af New York, especially while nnr acr Dafcb ralc. reads like an interesting ro- nance.s Since i; has passcd into the hands ef tho Eri3h, the history. If trues shorld read like tragedy.
 1ve understand that the 4o-ton furnace oi fhe Ressin2 Springs Con7any frc<c up a few aays, sxo which win suspend operations for short time.
 ur. simp<cn, of Isanpah, informs ps that <sr,.x Ire bccomiax lively at that camp. IF. B53well ;z running his mine aad mill ri.ht en< day. the ore becoming richer and <1esrr: nc CochrxDe aud Alley mlne is E,'Inr nor're3 and looks tnely-some of the ere <oine fFtnn >soe to {3oo per son. lneJ &rr< Quffc pie on tho dump oIneE p'inss Ses sn1 <znsfe lively c1mp. San Bernsr-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15
MARRIED.

Prescott, Feb. 1s, by Judge H. H. Cartier, A. M. Koontz Esq, to Miss Matte Allen, both of Verde Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15
BORN

GRNUN6-To the wife of O. B. 6enup.,. on Feb. list
 son, weighing i2 pounds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A:SpD cation for Patent

!" run -CCLoUD MINE, NO. 3e. U. $. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T. February l4th. 1878.
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tance rom me cfbSl ot tnb shltntits sl ns "
 leave an extensive area between the outer
 and iner wall very closely resembling the
 Jewish Tabernacle.
 The Pueblo tribes of Arizona still wor-
 ship the sun, and the Zunias who, long ago
 embraced the Catholic isi.A, still continue
 their morning devotions to the rising sun,
 They regard the moon as sub-deity, whose
 office is to shed tears on us when we need
 rain, and their Cotholicy Is only . new
 branch of faith built upon the old structure,
 The zunis, like the Pima worshipcrs, is seen
 on the house-top every morning at sunrise.
 with his face to the east, in solemn devo- ton. They seem to think that without ac-
 knogle1ging our gratitude for the birth oi esch day, tie sun might refuse to rise, and leave us in darkness, and tradition says that such did once occur, and the eclipses only warn us of iss liability, With these people, fire seems to be tho emblem of divinity, like the ancient Persians, and also like the Yes tals, they keep sacred fire burning, which is never allowed to be extinguished. They hsxs small household Gods, who receive in offering, fruit and flowers. Some traces of human sacrifice appear among the Apaches. The superstitions of ali the Ari x5na tribes soslns to be united in the hecrema' ton of the bodies of their dead. Here | becomes difficult to determine whether ol not cremation is last relic that has come down to us from the age of human sacrifice and whether the tribes we find here are tht remnants If the mound builders, or ars these different race xho embibe some o
 the hal,its of preceding rsoe. long sinc' passed away.
 To all enqnirers concerning tho stone using pcople--once 90 numerous hon3- tn
 natives 3ive only q ncgatiTe respcrEe The1 have never uoabted then,selyss ip tz3qsirs uhethet the stone ruins (eveTyUhe7e bc1or'
 them.> weIr made b3 men or by the Al mighty. when be made tIze voEH. Hfe< ~s sak shsm if thssc huiidings wes, pads
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15

- principal deities composing the supreme Staff was made to correspond to chronoIogi- cal divisions. It Is highly probable that the purposes for which the thirteen deities were instituted, had some connection with chronology and astronomy; as this number corresponds with the thirteen lunar periods in one year. It is probable that each deity in turn. presided oyer bis rsspectiFe lunar cycle. One of the thirteen deifies iQuitzal. cot feathered serpent was banislied by Pczcatlepoco (shining mirror as Saturn was balished by Jupiter. Quitzaleot took ref uge in Cholulu where he became . great benefactor of mankind, and where lbeina immortal he disappeared without suffering death.
 After the thirteenth deity was bsnished. and lost in Cholulu, the panel of twelve was used, and the cisilization of south America seems to date subsequent to this event. as they divided the year into twelve months, and dedicated twelve maidens to the sun, as solar nuns. Tn the researches of Timbleson and Champolion. they claim to trace Egyp- tian civilizations back to point sixty one thousand years before the fall of the empire. But whether their 4<@A0A&4& " S%H HtI4% 8t MO&t ~ seems to be established that Mexicsn mythology found its way into Egypt prior to the rise of that Empire, and subsequent to the loss of the thirteesth Deity in Cho- lulu, for we find no traces of him ia Egypt But they worshipped twelve principal Del ties. They divided the heavens into twelve parts, called the ssigns of the zodisc.' Inc year ya. divided into twelve months, by Janea Hing of Latium), and the days
 and nights into 12 hours, and hours into its multiple of twelve. and this dnodecimal stnndaed (at vsz1ancc with every sys- tem of nunbers) became general in the use nf msasupes Weightz. snd money; and this pet nuubor World have been replaced by 5hirtecn, hnd not one If ths Deities been lo@t in cbesslq. 1he sacred shields o1 N1nna <eooed Klnk q Rone) were twelve
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-15
Pessesass Letter Liss.

Inc IoIIoWing IS list of letters remainIng in the Prescott postofios February 18th, 1878:
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A1ltJSE nEvrx.

T YCEUM THEArRE
LwM g. FLEMING. .......... Man ager
THIS EVENING the ACCOMPLISHED Emotional Actress.
Mss ADA GRAY In her finished impersonation Of LADY
TC.MORRow (Fridayj EvtNISG, the uNCRUsHED
COUNT JOANNEs and the INylNCIBLE AvONIA FAIR
BANKS In KING LEAR.
EAST LYNNE MATINEE
SATURDAY AT r. VI.
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nv ALLACk'S.
w Proprietor and Manager. .Mr: LESTER wALLAcK
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
SCHOOL,
with its great cast, Including
Mr. LESTER WALLACK,
Mr.. II. J. MONTAGUE, Mr. JOHN GILBERT,
Mr. HARRY BECKETT, Mr. T. NJ. HOLLAND.
Miss ROSE COGHLAN, Miss STELLA BDNIFACE
Mr-. JOHN SEFTON Miss Kate BARTLETT,
Miss META BARTLETT, Miss PEARL kYrlN6E,
Misses NELLIE BINGHAM. MINNIE vINING. DAISY
KUNTZE. CORNELIA MCCORMACK. FLORA KUNiZE,
ANNIE CALDWELL, MARIE MORGAN, RACHEL
ROUGH and ALLIE DORRlNGrON
LAST SCHOOL" MATINEE
SATURDAY, February 49, at l :3o
The preparations for the production of tho
SECOND OF THE COMEDY SERIES
being complete the Manager bess to announce Lord
Lytton's great Ave act comedy,
MONEY,
MONDAY EVENING NEXT. FEBRUARY 10.
THE CAST
will excel power and completeness yet and tho
scenery and appointments wi be
kN1IRELY NEW.
Carriages may he ordered for 10 40.
Box book open two weeks In advance.
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UPUULE DONNELLY Lessses and Manayerx
kksEkvED SEATS Orchestra Circle ana Balcony SOC.
HOUSES LIrkkALLY PACKED NIGHTLY. 4
THE ISIMIriABLk ARTISTS
MISS MAGGIE MOORE and Mr. J. G. WILLIAMSON,
MISS MAGGIE MOORE and Mr.. j. g. WILLIAMSON
MISS MAGGIE MOORE and Nr. j. C. WILLIAMSON.
In their famous Ame rican drama
STRUCK OIL.
STRUCK OIL.
as PLAYED by them 900 times all the world,
and their funny Caiorni1 Bagstelle,
Tflt CHINESE QUESTION,
Introducing their own Songs and Chinese Opera
THE ORIGINAL UNION SQUARE THEArllE CAST.
Mr. Williamson In his best mood, Miss Noors's
genuine humor contagious and found echo in
part OF the house. ."-Hernid. February IL
These twa joyous artists, aslc their undoubted
dramatic skill infect the air with their
merriment, aud make it literally giad."Daiy News.
February 49,
Miss Morris sone OF Don't Make Me Langh'-warblcd
with childish geeipness that wins all hrarts-airy
tivates her audience" Sun, February 13.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ON SUNDAY EVENING.
GRAND rs CENT CONCERT
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RhOADWAl THEATRE
PSoNoWS"eep" "ne %Np wTsE sScEss q q PUFF
attending the app sarance OF
lie fed Artis

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RECEIVED NIGHTLY In the most ENTHusIAsTIO
MANNEi. by
LARGE AND APPRECIArIvE AUDIENCES
FIRST MATINEE OF THE GOvERNRSs ,TUEDAY
NEXT, AT 80 Prices same the evening.
SATURDAY EVENING NtXT. first time here Of the
highly successful and amusing comedy,
PINK DOMfNOS,
TO bo presented with POWERFUL CAST.
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ANU SIC VI r. Ey-S.

SfsMEn1S.
TuEATkE cOMIQUk 5i4 BROADWAY
i HAfRIGAN 4 nAEr............ . Pronretors
lied by Edward HarrigAn introducing the Cuored Baby
Show, entitled ThE LADY OF LIONS
GUS WILLIAMS. THE BENEFITS. 8fC FOUR
CnAS VIVIAN JOHN WILD FANNIE fLORENCk.
YOUNG AJAX. LITTLE ROSEBUD. BEN DODGE
Matinee WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS AT . o'clock.
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(NOOPER INSTITUTE
ODIME ENTERTAINMENT tonight. Complim entary
benefit to Professor j. JAY WATSON the tho
Dime entertainments, at COOPER INSTITUTES. The fol-
lowing arsts have kindly volunteered to this
OCCASION = iss uls Brunar Mrs Belle Rowe Miss r. b.
Howard Miss Annc \. Watson Mrs lola Miss
Maty o. Myers Miss Annie l.. Vredenburgh, Miss Hattie
Anderson Miss Helen Nash Mr. George =. Weeks, Mr..
Thomas Bartleman, Master William H. Lec. Mr. FRANK
GLIDER. Mr.. = o. vvedcnbnrgh, Mr. James w. Sbarpley,
Mr. ALfEED BURNETT. the prncc Of hamorists; Masters
Emmons, H. Watson aud Ailio vredenburgh, Mr.. O. ".
Petit and Others
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Strawberry short-cNkc will soon BIOS

Strawberry short cake will soon BIOS
som.
Some OF the lawns Of our citizens look
very pretty.
Linen busters viii soon be in order; but
q good ijsh wind is about Tie best dustcr
we have ever seen.
II every man in town would reform him.
self thc reformation Of tie world woull be
accomplished in night.
Sec notice Of Wm II. Miller in another
column in regard to unsolicited taxes. As
Mr.. Milcrs term Of Office has expired lie
is d"sirious Of settling up his books.
Some sorcliccpcrs DO not advertise their
goods because they do not want buyers to
see what an old, dried up stock they have
on hand.
Capt. james Brannock, of Dorchester
county, has a hog weighing 1900 pounds,
and is four feet high, nine feet long, and
two and a half years OLD.
Never 60 into store where you are not
wanted. II merchant wants you to come
into his place Of business he will invite
you through your home paper. 1t is very
wrong Of you to intrule upon his privacy,
so don't do it,
Harvesting Machines. The finest lot
of Harvesting Machines that have come I'M
der our notice for some time are on CXhi-
bilon at the Agricultural store of Messrs
Stewart Il Price of Frederick. Every far,
mrr should 90 and see them. They have
Self Binders, Wheeler Combined Reaper
and Mower, Single IIeaprrs and Single
Mowers. II is certainly surprising TO see
what improvements haze been made in
Harvesting Machinery. The Wheeler No.
6 Reaper and Mower i; said to be one (
the best machines now out, possessing very
important imprp IrmCn;s that no other ma
chimes haNc farmers in Wapt Of a first
class Harvesting Machine should 20 and
see the Osborne Sip; Binder and Wheeler
No. Is Reaper. We hear Of large ship
mcnts Of these machines 10 all parts of the
country, and makin"a splcnI;tl reputation
wherever intrOluCcl 1t
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EXGclltrix Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scrbcrs have obtained from the Or.
phan's Court Of Frederick County, letters
TpStamcntary upon the estate OF
MICHAEL GROUSE,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
tbcnticatcd to The subscribers, on orbr!orc
the I'd day Of October next or they my
otherwise, Try law, Inc excluded froia all
hcnrti! Of said estate Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
ELIZA GROUSE,
JAS. NJ. GROUSE,
JOS. 4. GERNAND,
,!NccutriN and Executors.
mnv9 It
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IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT
TAX-pAl ERS
may . 1t

Delinquent Taxpayers will please take
notice that my term Of Office has now cX-
pircd, and viii hc under the necessity Of
closing up my business, in order topay the
Indebtedness oi the county, rs well rs to
make room Tor my successor in ollie. /
therefore urge all persons having taxes in
arrears on my books to come forward at
once and pay the same, ana relieve me Of
the unpleasant duty of collecting by pro
cess Of law. W. II. MILLER,
may st Collector.
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{ ayng just returned from tie city
1 | with an entire new stock Of Drug,
Chemicals, Pcrlumcrics, Soaps, Brushes,
Combs, Pens, Pencils. Puff Boxes ana
toilet in general, together with
Physicians Instruments,
such as they may require in practice. /
hive also on hand Il pure and carefully
selected
ssJjLzaDD-zA OBJ sS0 .llJ}.-E22j's
OF every variety, together with essences OF
every kind. Alsoa very superior stock Of
tobacco Of different brands, both chewing
aud smoking, with the finest cigars that
can he had for the money, also Rnpcc and
scotch snuff.
EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH.
Come anG see. Physicians prescriptions
carefully ana correctly compounded.-
Physicians orders promptly filled and So
lcitcI
\. l.. RAMSBURG, Druggist,
South Water ST.,
Mcchanicstown Nd
Apr. Is If.
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n; "A 52j:4E:. D.

On ,hc % inst, at The Reformed larson.
agc. in Jefferson, by Rev. n II. s,kylcs
.!ohn l. Rem to Hiss Charlotte I5hatlrr
both Of this county.
On the 18th inst, in the Lutheran Churcl,
in Frederick city, by Rev. DR. Dichl,
Isaac ". Moore to Miss Enma V. Bart
gis, both OF Frederick.
On the llh inst by Rev. n. II. Skylcs
JOHN h. !Iar@c' to Miss Mary G Dclush
mutt, both Of this county.
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a. can make money faster ut work for us
/ than at anything else. Capital not re-
u qured: we will start you. $l2 per day
at home made by the industrious. Men,
women boys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for W. Now is the time Costly
outfit and terms free Address True 4 Co.,
Augusta, Name
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| I. | N | NJ {, N I .
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
futile endeavora to obtain some embroca-,
tion thai would prove cure for this
"xcruciating disease; but all have failed
except T. N;LMR's ROMAN LlNIMENT, and
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it has been employed,
whether such has been of the infammatory
Or chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatico
it affords instant relic.