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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Assessment Notice.

ARO BONITo COLL AND SILVER MINING CON- " pany-LocatiOn of Principal Place of Business san Jose California a-Location Of Works Tiger Min ing District, Yayapai County, Anzona rerr1tory. Notice is hereby given that At meeting of the Board of Directors held the 9sh of August is7q assess meit No. 3l of lil eleven per share levied upon the captalsock of the corporation. payable ime- diaie,y in T.. x. Gold Coin, at the Oce the Copany on Fountain Street Arcaer Building. sa Jose Cali fornia,
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid the 2d of October 1s59, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at Public Auction, and unless payment is made, will be sold on the TWENTY-FIFTH l25thl DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879. Et the Ofnee Of the Company, st i2 o'clock, to pay the delinquent assessment together with of advertising Of sale.
 wM. REGNART, SECRETARY. OFFICE Archer Building, Fountain street. San Jose, California.
 Sept. $ h, Is7p.-td
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Notice so Creditors.
ras. gf VILLAIN TowIE. D-es.-.s.

Notea is kerrhg afssn D szr sa1Exsizned Adsinls- tfntf af isE Estass sf aia IoN. asessea1 to ftsc srzitors ofs s1s sa ytssE haf1s eaisns szlzst fha 4ecsNsef te sti5asa thta wzb a1 sesezxFy saafhefs alfhia Esatts sfteE faF aTu4 fescaeion of thie A. L nasas d Msnsrnl fark- aohAre couufy Af4Eoaa.
 SAMUEL cn5xrEE.
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Persons In calling far these letters vili please say advertised.
 T. W. OTfs, Postmaster. LOCATION NoTICEs.-Wc have just printed and have for sale. a large quantity of Mining Location NOticy-.
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FARMLAND STOCK
 RANGE FOR SALEii

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DIED.

AcLELLAN-At Fort Bowie, Arizona, Sept. srd. 1879, Mrs. Mcclellan, wife of Major McLellsn, commanding officer st Camp B0wie
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Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Mrs. Joseph Melvin is in town for few Gays visiting old friends and acquaintances
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
COLBY ss RICH

Publish and keep for sale as whoissSe and fisssli
 c0mplsse assortment of Spiritual, Progressive, Rsformatory and
 Miscellaneous Books.
 Among Inc au hors Andrew 1scksoa Dst is Hos. Ra ert Dale owen. DE. James M- Peebl.s, H~Bry q. wrssh;, Ersest Resaan, oile~ B. eteb6ins D. D Home T. k. HaEard A. r. Nea ton, William Dent1u, Narret Chase Rev. N. n. Craven, 1ndFe J w. fdrnaas Prot. s &. BritiyH. Allen Putnam, pcs srFent. ". Evans. kerr-y Graves. Huisoa Futile, \. B. vhiid. sr- kmma Hariines,. Belle Bush, Mas. Maria KiaE, efe. Any Book pEbished in England ur America. Dot out of print, wii be sent by R1Asl press.
 lTCszalogses of Books fnblisbed and for sab bg Colby hich ssfa free. -A1
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4 Hygienic Liquor.

Africnd of mine. who has just returned
from Germany. invited me Ia a dinner
party ll>, week, and At the close of the
dinner-which was a >%ingularly good
one-an unknown liquor was handed
round, which was particularly recon-
mendcd 10y the hosts. and which no one
could name. Il turned ont tn be a new
German notion" Of applied science To
gourmandiSm. The liquor was .'pep>in
e>>cnz." invented by Prof Oscar Lub-
ruck. of Berlin. capable of dige>ting
ca>t-iron. and with which the epicurean>
of the German Empire propose To insure
that good digestion shall wait upon
appetite. Tn this occasion ii did 80:
hut whether the cook or the Professor
must bear the palm.I can not decide. |
have seen an Alderman include dinner
pills among his dessert, and over this
the pepsin e>Scnz. which had the flavor
of Il delicate hook, has some obvious
adyantage>.-Lomion Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Odds and Ends.

A stag j. frequently obliged l." run
for deer life.
The mi>cr iSthc great original chest
protector.
People who give lone 10 society
rarely give any thing else.
Many a man who puffS AT mounting
Il flight If stairs will run up IN account
with the greatest ease.
Notwithstanding" all the modern mn
proNcmcnt> of hu>handry, the matrimu-
NAL harvest is still gathered with the
cradle and thraShcd 10y hand.
In these times of general dishonesty
we are proud 1" SAY that we know one
man whose pledges have all been kept.
They are KEEP, 10y his uncle, because the
man can't raise the cash 4" redeem
thcm.
The other evening, just before sun
down. Il gentleman who WAS sitting 10y
his window casualty remarked: There
goes the woman that George Browns
dead zone on" His wife, who WAS in
the o getting supper ready, dropped
Il plate on the floor, stumbled over the
baby, and ran like a quarter-horsc To-
the window, with, "Wherc? where?
Tell me quick" .The one with the
long cloak-ju>t at the corner" Then
the woman at the window said in deep
disgust: "Why, that's Browns wife"
..Yc>, exactly" remarked the brutal
husband, quietly. Then the diSappoint-
cd woman went back and got supper
ready, but her usually sweet disposition
was sourcd for the entire evening.-Er-
chdnge.
THANKSGIVING GIBLErs.
Roasted turkey amt worth muffin
Unless its stuffed with oyster stuflin.
Tom and Jerry now i here
To >upcrScdc the Arctic beer.
Sandwiches az seasoned meat
Now are ripe enough to eat.
".
Children. don't eat Jelly cake,
II you'd shun the stomach ache.
Cont send the beg-ar man away
All hungry from your door
These cold nights the av'rage fellow
l. inclined To WAN him mellow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
A Queer Bug.

\ curious bug was brought Ia the
Hr0RiclC office this morning by Henry
Hunt, II resident of North Il Street. Mr..
Hunt found the bum in his back yard.
Ii is about the size IF Il quarter of II dol
lar. and lis peculiarly i that, while it
is shaped much like u turtle, il walks IN
only half of lis legs II Il time. 1t has
six legs, three on Il side. When it walks
it balances itself on lis edge and moves
along At 4 good pace on three lc~S.
After walking this way about Il minute
it Hops over and walks on the other
three legs. Sometimes ii walks on its
two fore legs, like a man in a circus
walking on his hands. Mr.. Hunt As
>rrtS that the bug can execute a hand
spring, either backward or forward. but
while it WAS in this Office it did not cs-
say Il feat so difficult. lis back Is 4 deep
blue, spotted with gold. and its belly i
striped with red. When the bug walks
on It's fore legs it reminds one of Il cir
Gus acrobat in Span%lcS of many color>.
While Mr.. Hunt was exhibiting his bug
Captain Sam, the Pluto Chief. came in
with Charley of Silver City. sam re-
marked. with I smile of superior knowl-
edge: "CircuS bug. YOU bet" The
fiute stretched 4 string between two
tables, and the bug walked the tight
rope on edge. and then hung down from
it by his hind feet. The PiutcS vcnerate
the insect. and say that when it appears
in the fall with gold marks on its back
it means plenty. Black spots signify
death and white spots famine. Aside
from the absurd superstition the bug is
certainly 4 wonderful thing. and it>
antics vastly amusing. Mr.. Hunt re-
fused $40 for it this morning. offered by
Tom Buckner -Irginia City (N,r.)
IHrouirLr
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The Second Bid.

At the Larned Street horse market
Yesterday morning the boy led out 4
bundle of flesh and bones. and the auc-
tioneer mounted his box and began:
"Hark, What wa>ihat? Did some
body say one hundred and fifty dollars.
or was it the Si-hing OF the wind? Very
well-give me 4 bid. This i 4 horse.
III warrant il to he. DctroiterS are
known the world over a. modest men.
hut don't let that feeling prevent you
from making one If ;hc best bargains
ever offered in this market. Who
bids"
Fifteen cents" called Il voice.
Fifteen cents screamed the auc-
tionccr rs he wheeled around. Where
are the police? Who darrS make that
offer? What base caitiff has wormed
his way into this crowd II insult ME and
iniure the feelings II this poor animal?"
Twenty cents" cried another voice.
All, that proves that did not mis-
Judge this crowd when i said il was
composed If gentlemen. and the horse
is yours. Make change here with the
clerk and take Your prize away before
he falls dead and obS;ructs the side
v-alk."-Dctroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal and Literary.

1.-THE Trumpet Major i the title
of Thomas IIardy's new novel.
lydia Maria Child j. now a. years
old. and lives at her old home in Way
land, Mass.
Charles I:cadc has made $4,000
by his writings, and he has an income
of 5000.
A new edition Of the works of Ivan
~Tourgucncff, in 10 volumes, has just APP
pcared in Russia.
The first number of the InrOrn daily
newspaper, planned and issued by the
Vatican, will appear the first Of January
next, As II more authoritative exponent
of the Popc's views than the existing
clerical newspaper.
-Bayard Taylor was named after
James A. Bayard of Delaware, grandfa-
Their of the present Senator. Mr.. Sted-
man is authority for the statement that
he prcfiXcd the initial 81" in signing
his youthful pieces, thinking il would
look better" I'm his twcnty-iirSt birth
day Taylor resumed his original sigma
ture, .Bayard," without Any 3d.
which he never changed.
Mai. Scrpa Pinto'> new work, Civ
ing the account of hi, great journey
across Africa, will be entitled "Ihc
Kings Rifle; from the Atlantic Ia the
Indian Sea. across Unknown Countries,
and Discovery Of the Great /ambesi AZ
f~lucntS." 1t will be enriched by nu-
merous wood-cuts from Maj. rinto's
own sketches and photographs, also 10y
about ID maps. Editions in French,
Portuguese, German, and English are
being simultaneously prepared.
Miss Dudu Fletcher, the clever and
pretty au,for of "ki>mct and other
novels, has Disguised, il is said, all the
matchmaking mammaS i'll Rome 10y be-
coming engaged Ia u great matrimonial
prize, Lord Wentworth. As Lady Went
worth this brilliant and sparkling young
woman will doubtless grow even more
charming, and ii is To he hoped Will not
give up the literary work in which she
has shown 80 much promise.
-Gustayc bore, the famous painter
and draught-Iman, is at work ON an IL
Illustrated edition of Shakespeare, which
he intends Ia be the supreme effort oi
his life. The enormous number of PIE
lures that he has painted, and of the
works of fiction and poetry that hi,
genius has cmbcllished, has given riSe
To a general impression that Dorc is Il
man well advanced in life, whereas he is
only 10 years of age, and remarkably
Young and vigorous at that.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Foreign Notes.

The future Queen Christina If
Spain * a wise and kindly young lady.
She has begged her bctr"thcd la ccon"-
nizc a. far a. possible in the expenses
If their wedding festivities, and Ia give
the money Il the sufferer, by the late
floods in Spain.
The Berlin correspondent of the
Paris TEyJe SAYS that Prince Bismarck,
now intent on getting all railroads into
the hands If the state, contemplate,
that a Don ~ possible IN" Stat" shall
become grand in-urcr-lfc, fire and
marine. He has directed minute inqul-
ric- into the business.
The Cologne Ga.stt, states that the
Emperor Of Germany (whosc affection
for hi nephew the Gar j. undoubtedly
was very reluctant Ia conclude an anti
Russian alliance with Austria, and that
only the evident hostility of the Russian
Government, not that Of the P~anslaFi-t
party, induced him Ia consent.
The Crown Prince of Germany i
living very quietly and simply with his
family I'm Ilalv-likc Berlin bourgc0iSc,
ii i said. The Prince walks about the
country alone a great deal, and takc-
particular pleasure in stopping I" talk
10 the children he meets, Ia whom he
givcs small pieces of money. The re-
port Of his generosity has spread rap
idly among the urchins of the country.
The tu~k sent 10y Cctcwayo ~ a
herald Of peace WAS brought over from
| Iuzuland 10y Sir Evelyn Wood, and at
the command Of the Queen, was immc-
dialclv sent Ia Iialmoral, at great cN-
pcnsc and Inconvenience, for her curl
on, inspection. II has now come back,
and j. being exhibited, ~ were kin-
| Theodorc's umbrella aud the King Of
Dahomcy's throne. The tu~k is said la
be the largest even seen in Europe, being
Il feet in length and ovcr half "A yard
in circumference.
Baron Rothschild of Vienna, has a
f~avoritc horse. for whose accoInmOda-
ton he has had Il special loose box built
AT the COS; of $1,000. This elegant
room forms part of a new stable, which
cost $4,000, and which has marble
floors: cncaustic tiles painted by distin-
guiShcd artists; rings, chains and drain
traps of silver, and walls freScocd with
splendid hunting cen from the pencils
of eminent animal painters. The
Baron'S annual income is fortunately
81 std, 600.
The scene in which the Duke of
Bayl"n asked for the Spanish King the
hand Of the ArchduchcSS Christina WAS
a. imposing As any thing in the Middle
Ages. The Austrian Emperor stood "n
Il daiS At one end of a lofty apartment
filled with the brilliantly colorcd light
from stained windows adorned with the
armorial bearings of seven centuries OF
llarshur@h>. He was in full uniform
and surrounded 10y his court and minis
Try, aud his Hungarian guards in their
rich uniforms. The Archduchc>S went
through her part "f the ceremony in =
charmin" costume of pink satin and
pearls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

iron Secretary Thompson. during
the recent naval review in Hampton
Roads. n small joke was literally played.
A. he reached the side 81 IL" flags in
a steam launch the band. say the Bal
timore american. began n play the air
from .Pinafore" which announces the
arrival Of Sir Joseph Porter, X. {. Il.
The Secretary observed that every body
smiled. hut he l. one of those rare persons
who have not seen Mr.. Sullivan'> opera,
and wondered no doubt at this cauSeleS,
merriment. As he went on visiting each
ship of the fleet, each band repeated the
same air. As the Secretary was accom-
panied by a large party OF ladies and
gentlemen who followed him wherever
he went. the picture was certainly not
unlike that on the deck Of the ''Pina-
fore
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4 late number of Hdrper'S Magaeine
says II of the greatest archaeological
puzzles in our country is the large fake
flint, usually called leaf-shaped nipple
mentS. They are from four To nine
inches in length, three 10 five wide, and
about half an inch thick. round ut the
base, and very obtu>ely pointed at the
opposite extremity, the apex being
slightly on one side. They show no
signs whatever of use; all are found in
masses from a few TO many hundred.
Mr.. ThoS. Rhodes of Akron, O., has
lately discovered Il cache of these OBJ
icctS about three miles from that town,
under an old tamarack stump, about
two feet below the surface, in peat or
muck. There were 49, in the nest
the largest eight and one-half inches
long by three and a half inches wide:
the smallest, two and 4 half inches long.
They are manufactured out of ebert,
and that of which these implements are
made has an i~nfiSorial origin, and
abounds in the Sub-carboniferous rocks,
and also in the corniferous coral-reefS.
Two of these implements have been sent
10 Mr.. William Clifford of this county,
n of the beSt-poSted authorities on In
'iian and geological deposits on this con-
unent. After a careful examination he
pronounced them to be Indian plowS,
and he pointed TO the bottom OF each
implement, which shows an unmiStaka-
bic earth-polish. The squawS, it is well
known, used TO raise corn, and the
ground was scratched over with these
stone plows. They planted their corr
year after year in the same hill. An
old Indian corn-field was TO be seen not
many years ago, q few miles above
Chillicothc. The hills were still stand
ing, and were about two feet high.
These stone plows, or hoes, were used
10 scrape the earth up around the hills.
This is no doubt the true explanation.
and the reason why so many are found
together is that the discOverer happens
to unearth the place where the Indians
placed them after the season was over.
Peoria Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

OYSTER FEITTEEs.-Drain the liquor
from the oysters and - = cupful IF this
add the same quantity of milk, three
c,r> beaten together, = little ~alt and
enough >iftel flour to make a thin bat
ter. Chop the oysters and add 70 the
batter. Drop the oyster batter from rhe
large spoon into = fryiHg-pan contain
ing a few spoouiul- # half lard and
half batter. heated very hot. Try one
spoonful first 10 te>t the fritter aEdi1
sure il being of the right size and con
si>.ency. Take from the pan 81 -pon a.
done 20 a yellow brown and serve while
hot. When preferred the oysters can
be ~enveloped whole in the batter. one
oyster To a fritter. H. this case maze
the batter q little thicker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

-Wicks made of spun glass have been
tried in lamps, and it is said they do
very well. Ii is said that they supply
the petroleum. oil. or alcohol TO the
flame with more SteadineSs than the or
binary wick: that they secure a clear
and pure light at Il bess-expense of fuel,
and that they diminish the usual I'M
pleasant odor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

are cxhortcd Ia dcsist from it in public
and when in the company If persons
who do moi Use il; >. That all circuits
and missions are advised not - send
delegates Ia this Conference hereafter
who are users Of tobacco; {. That no
local preacher will bc ordained an elder
who uses tobacco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

The President ofthe California state
NIiculmral Society has reported 6".t'el
acres covered with vineyards numbering
fj,"0.osD vines. and representing, IN
the land. i capita! u S5p.Uro-usp- An
other complete report i 10 BE- made 10
YEAR hence.
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WONDERS II IHr HEAVENS.
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from which IN" distance 4 ia, DIAL tiaI'
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-iupl, mathematical ruic~ Another
way Of getting a. tn" sun dI>iHur" -
10y measuring 'h' tan" that II take hight
10 travel from III" sun 20 ID" earth.
Tn" lecturer then proceeded o. show
that, while The Who'll" solar s>''m De- the
domain of thu -uu, rI.rl Roy HIM. There
are smaller domain, within this great
system which ar" ruled by the planets.
The earth. for Instance, ha> % domain
within which ~lr rules supreme. Ih,
boundary ii thu domain l. the place.
where The attractive power IT thu Cart.
exactly balances tina, nf the sun. This
place i lju.uuo mile from ia, earth
80 that the diameter IF the rlr,h-~ IL.
main i, about 5uu.,su miles. From 'hi-
results = r~uripu, ftrl. /, seems thr,
the moon. which W.. have b-,a a--
ru,,nmrd to r.gsrd Is "a subject of the
earth. j. rral!, an independent
planet. since, j. lie, ,~n,irrly uu;~;i, III,
limits IF the rar,h-> domain. - Vr can
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IN. moon, If 1u, other OF ,l, rI4r..-
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