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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

the bete nOires of his ungenerous aver.
 sion. It has been, and it is still, urged to
 his prejudice, that the Jew wherever he
 drives down stakes avoids manual labor.
 and turns cold eye upon farming and
 grazing, and prefers to live, as did his
 father before him, off the earnings of the
 industrial communities of city and from
 tier lie. Now, in this country and
 Europe, such, no doubt, Is the case, and
 there is also little doubt but that it is the
 primary objection urged against him | where now he is most antlgonized. But
 II such aversion 10 these pursuits charac- terized them here and in Europe, 1 have | shown elsewhere above, that in Russia and
 Asla thousands of them follow mechan-
 lcal pursuits, while many of them may
 be found in the labratOries of science,
 compromising and analyzing, while in Asia thousands more of them watch their fiocks the same as did their ancestors of old on the hills of Judea, and, iii the most primitive fashion, follow other kindred employment.
 According to the best authorities, the number of Jews in Russia who remain faithful to Moses and the Talmud is esti mated not to exceed 3,000000, while the population of the empire is placed at 90O00,O0O. Now one would think that in
 so VAST AN EMPIRE
 and among so great number of inhab. itants, 100000 human beings when scat. tered among the residents of the village communes of that country could, no matter what calling or branch of business they followed, find room to live at peace with their fellow-citizens of Russian or igiE and otherwise work out for them. selves the problems of life and salvation. To the revival of religion among the Christians of Germany-and by Germany l mean the German empire and Austria has been, in some quarters, attributed the anti-Semitlc movement that seems to agitate them even still To no such cause. however, can be charged the same move ment in Russia, as there is no reason to suppose that religious enthusiasm has much effect upon the newly emancipated schlsmatlc masses of the Muscovite em. pire. Still, in view of the political up. heaYals now going on in its revolutionary ranks, it seems, 10 say the least, strange that there should be so large a measure of prcJuulce ana persecution meted out to its Jewish inhabitants But it must be remembered in this connection, that Rus sla is just now experiencing temperance crusade of unusual vigor and popularity, and, as heretofore, thousands of Jews have been engaged in the highly respectable and lucrative business of brandy selling-here yclept saloon business-there is little doubt but that the apostles of the new movement have had much to do with fomenting the hatred to them which culminated m one or the most odlous prosecutions tolerated by modern civilization, if we except that of the Rt. Hon. Gladstone in Ireland How strange that, despite the rigor of its eli mate and the well known bibulous tenden- cies of the people of Russia, taken as whole, brandy, whisky and even beer sel. lers should be tabooed, while in America they stand pre-eminent for their-virtues.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04
The Peabody Mine.

EDITOR EPITAPH have just gratified long standing desire, the examination of the Peabody mine. can give full re. port of it in one sentence, "It is huge in all its proportions" The vein of ore on the surface has been greatly disturbed and scattered, but is distinctly traceabe on the cropping for tlree.fourths of mile. In developing they have followed the mineral, cross cutting at places to find the walls. But no wall was discovered until they struck the original formation at a depth Of % or 60 feet. As soon as that point was reached they found the vein well defined and the ore much richer Tn silver and gold the copper about the same, from % to 40 per cent An excellent hoisting works is in full operations on the mine The company have erected 30 ton smell ter about two miles from the mine, and one team hauls all the ore required. The shelter has turned out about S1100O0 worth of metal up to date, and are now turning out bar of copper weighing 25O pounds every twenty-five minutes. Nearly all the smelting has been of ore extracted above the original formation. The silver and gold which they will obtain from the ore in future will add greatly to the divi- dends of the company. Nearly all the owners live in the east and do not seem to understand mining. This seems to have been a lucky strike for them, which has developed itself.
 There are several other valuable claims in the immediate vicinity that will soon be developed They have the most beau tiful location for their camp I have seen in the territory, and cleverer set ofminers does not exist anywhere. They are only four miles from the railroad.
 Tombstone, Nov. ?. B. l.. PEEI.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04
NEW MEXICO ITEMS,

The Albuquerque bridge will cos, $92,OOO.
 Georgetown is to have d Methodist minis CT.
 The Magdalena shelter will be started on Monday. The Texas, Santa Fe and Northern is now graded to within seven miles of Santa Fe.
 A stage line from Georgetown to Lake Valley, via the Pcrcha, is spoken of and badly needed.
 A rich copper discovery is reported in the Zuni mountains
 A cooking club has been organized by Las Vegas young ladies.
 It is said that rope and post serves in place of jail at Lake Valley.
 Three bridges on tine Atlantic and Pa cifc railroad were burned on Sunday last, the fires being occasioned by sparks from locomotives.
 Young Lucas, who killed Crespin at Golden month ago, himself committed suicide. His body was found near his fathers house few days ago.
 The Texas, Santa Fe and Northern road, after being completed to Santa Fe, will be continued on 10 Albuquerque, which will leave Santa Fe in the position of way station.
 Chief Justice Axtell overruled the de- murrer of the Canyon del Agua company to the bill to set aside the patent to their grant and has ordered the bill to be an swered within thirty days.
 The New Mexican is authority for the statement that the value of hides and pelts exported from the territory is $400- 900 per year, and the value of the ar ticles into which the belts and hides are manufactured and which are imported in- to the territory, is $2,00o,0O0 per year.
 A branch from Mutt Station through the Lake Valley and Percha mining dis tricts will be about the next work done by the Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe railroad company. Preliminary work will prob ably be commenced next month. A pre- liminary survey has already been made.
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The School at Benson.

The public school at Benson, under the management of Miss Callie M. Buster, is second to none in the county, and is an institution of which that place may well feel proud. For the month of October the whole number of pupils enrolled was 35, and the average daily attendance 32. The teacher reports the following names as deserving special mention for scholarship and good department: Gertrude Green. wood, Rob Greenwood, Hattie Greenwood, Frank Burdic, George Stewart, Leupa Butteriield, Harry Reghlanie, Alice Cor don, Dave Goldbaum, Soltz Goldbaum, Fanny Parker, George Parker, Celia Sim Wonds, Bobby Douglass.
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TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Major James Riddle, of the Sixth cav airy, now at FoIt. Apache, has been or dered to the command of Fort Mcdowell
 A Mexican by name of Ramon Vslen zuela was shot and killed in drunkel iracas in the Barrie Libre, Tucson, Wed ncsday evening His murderer, Francisco escaped.
 There are plenty of good stock ranges as yet unoccuped in Cochise, Apache Mohave and Yavapai counties.
 Machinery, etc, of the value of SGO,OOt IS cn route to Prescott for two minlns companies. Some of it will be set np al Lynx creek.
 The ambition of most hrizonans is tc have ranches wcll-stocked with cattle horses and sheep. It IS a dead sure way of making money.
 A postoffice to be known as Ballen, John Ballen, postmaster, has been established in Pima county. At Gila Bend John Boyer has been appointed postmaster and al Yorks, Tn Graham county, Henry F. But Ter has been designated postmaster.
 Franklin, of the St. ohns Pioneer, must have suretyss of election; he has al- ready procured man to run his paper during his absence in Prescott.
 The prIce of horses at Phenx has ad. vanced fifty per cent Tn the past two weeks, presumably owing to the demand for them in mining camps and on the ranches.
 Arizona is the sixth in size of the geographical subdivisions of the United States, covering 113,02o square miles and having a water surface of 100 square miles, ranking all the states in area except Texas and California and possessing more contin- uous mineral lands than is to be found elsewhere on the face of the hablted globe, and while this is true not d tithe of it has been disturbed by the prospectors' pick, which accounts for the fact of it's popula- ton having doubled in two years.
 The Longfellow Copper Mining company are greatly extending their facilities. Their new mines are being opened; the railroad is being extended they contemplate remov. ing the smelters to a more advantageous position, where the ore will reach it from above. The narrow gauge railroad coming into Clifton is giving that place "boom."
 The great register of Graham county contains SIS names. This is one-foulth the number on the Pima county great reg ister of 1880, when Graham and Cochise counties were embraced within it's limits.
 The recent count at San Carlos, by Gen. Crook, shows 1900 bucks capable of bear ing arms.
 Arizona possesses larger coal fields than any other state or territory in the Union. There should be an abundance of DC troleum.
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would turn the property over without trouble or protest. The committee after. ward made out a schedule of the property and attached thereto tie following order:
 l.. F. nLACKBURN-Sir: You will please turn over the above property to William Ives, chief engineer of the fire depart meGt, on behalf of the city of 1'ombst
 J. NJ. NASH, Mayor pro tenn.
 The above was presented to MT. Black burn, who surrendered the property to NIT. Ives, and thus, it is hoped, the vexed allair Is settled in manner satisfactory to oil
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

Captain J, II. Tevis, the democratic nom. inee for councilman, has been unable to make canvass of the county on account of an affection of the eyes. A letter re. ceived yesterday states that he is at home almost blind. This will be sad intelligence for the many friends of the gallant captain throughout the county; but the result on election day will show that he has not been forgotten in his temporary misfortune.
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Fire Apparatus Turned Over,

The impression has gained credence that Independent Engine Co. No. 1 ob- jected to surrendering the hose and other apparatus which was delivered to Chief Engineer Ives Thursday evening, and that the presence of police officer was neces
 sary 10 enforce the demand for the prop crty. This impression is erroneous. Tine question of who was entitled to possess ion Of the property was referred to the fire commissioners and the city attorney. They decided that Engine Co. No 1 was entitled to possession, and accordingly Messrs. Nash and Atchison, members of the committee, and City Attorney Trant. rum called upon Mr. Blackburn and noti. fled him of their decision. He was ap- parently satisfied with that settlement of the question and stated that upon presen. tation ot an order from the mayor he
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

So Mark ii"kissed and hugged the Nor mon babies" did he? We'll, if he hadn't been so "independent" in his hugging it would have been equally as well, perhaps.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

The following named candidates were indorsed by the Cochise club last night: Porter for congress; Davis, for superin. tendent of public instruction; Larkin w.. Carr, for sheriff; Vim. Harwood, for re- corder; John Carr, for treasurer; L. Price, for district attorney. The club will take action on the balance of the ticket Sunday evening,
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

The Republican says Price will "em- brace any Mormon baby tbat makes an application at the corner of Sixth end Fremont streets" None barred on ac count of age or size.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

Williams, who it seems pretty certain is the murderer, is described as man 24 years of age, medium night and weight, blue eyes, light mustache and swarthy complexion. So far as the EPITAPH re. porter could learn. he has heretofore borne very good reputation among his acquaintances.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04

not unfrequently countenances. Such bagatelle foibles, however, arc generally characteristic of the parvenu of every creed or race, no matter whether he be a San Francisco Sir Georglus Midas, a Comstock millionaire or showy scion of Semitic extraction. Here l. take my leave of Mir. Goldwln Smith 10 bestow few concluding remarks upon the condition in Russia of those whom cannot avoid denominatjnS
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JURY DE PoLICE.-oLe Jury de
Police, sslst assemble Melcre'!i
dernier d la maisou do Cour ct
s'cst ajourn6 le iendemain d midi
au second mercledi du mois de
Mars. La total des reclamations
approuvees s'eleye 4 la somme de
Sl356.72 plus Sl52.l5 duepour les
amelioraiions faites sur le terrain
de la maison de Cour. L'appro>
baton do ces recla nations porte
la dette, qui doit 6tre payGe avec
le pro rata des taxes al'oa6 an
fond General de 1881, ii Ia somma
de 81, ,70o.O3.
Pour faire face & cette dette la
Collecteur de taxes IA entire les
mains S45l5.6l, montant qai sela
verse dams Ie treSor dc la paro!sse
aussitot que celui.c aura tait son
retour a l'Auditeur des complies
Publics de i'Etat. Nous esperons
ausavant la prochsine reonion da
Jary de Police, tous les porteurs
dc reclamatiOms contre Ia paroiSSe
serOnt soldeS.
Dams notre proclaim nuaero
nous publicrons, les procedures
de cette session, ainsi que 10 ta-
bleau approximate des drnenses
je la paroisse pour !'annee f;s-
Gale commencant lie lei JanvieE
1882.
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pREPARATIcN. -Ies In5:itn
teurs do rAotdeay Ga5oa soi:t IA
pr6parer une granIe exhibition ct
nne granslc representation drama
tiqus, don't la produit est destln5
au prolongeinent de Ia session SEQ
laife de cttte Institution. Cote
exhibition aura lieu dans la pre-
Miere quiuzaiue du mois de Fe>
vrier. Chaque parent ct tons les
amis do l'education, etant piots i
prefer ieurs conconrs q cette Hl.
vre DIES plus louables ct des plus
meritoires, il faut esperor que le
success sera complet.
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lie Jour t!es ROis.

Les vieux nsages sseternissent.
Nour solnmcs ell Rapubiiaue, ct
pourtant on celeble toajours la
tete des Rois !!
"Les cOnrs samples ne Sc rap
pellent roint sans attendrisse-
ment Cos heuras dei,an:heuent
on les families Sc res>embIaient
autoaTdes gateaux quiratraeaient
les presents des Mages. L'aiei,l.
retire psnlan, le res;e dc l'anhee
au fond dc son apparteme ent, repa
raissait daus ce jour CONNIE la di
white du foyer patterned. Ses pc
tits enfants, qui, depuis
lonstemps, he revalent que la
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q la

ExCURsION.-L'txcnrS;on q la
Nouvelle Orleans donnee par la
compagnie DIES pompiers de Hon
INA, aura lieu de.nain. lie train
plrtira dc Houma & midi ct SER.
reioint a l.. station Terrebonne
par un train qni qnittera dn depot
dc ThibodauX 4 midi un quart.
LIE Ietour qui devait avoirlicu le
lundi l6, CONNIE nous l'avions All
nonce dans,notre precedent nume
ro, aura lieu le mardi II Il midi.
Lc prix du ticket, alier ct re-
tour, est de Si.5J ID TlibolAnx,
de Latourchc crossing ct lie Race
land.
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RAFLE.-oLa raiie du cheval
Dertey Il etc tree dimanche der
nier, sous la surveillance de NM.
2. f. Lorio ct OzeinG Na4uin, de
Thibodaux, Emile Napain, de
Houma, ct Frank Hidafgo de Ia
paroisse Assumption. lie cheval
q etc gagne par MN. JAS A. Frost
ct Boval, ce dernier associe dc Ia
Mais0n Patterson & Boval, de Ia
NOuvelle. Orlcans.
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CREyAssE WHITE.-IIa crevas
Sc White sur la rive droite du
Bayou LafOurche Il etc bouchee.
Les membres du bureau DIES Lin
genieurs d'Etat qui ont accepte
les travaux accomplis sur cette
breche, ont, pour le beneiice du
President du Jury de Police, Ills
torme le Timts-Uemoctat que Get
te brsche await etc bouchee sciei.
tifiqueme.t. LIE piesideut dn
Jury .ie police est Oh he peut pIaH
satisfait de l'information ct du
talent qui a ose deploye pour neL-
tre les hsbitants des engiroas a
l'abri dune future inont,atlon.
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LIyHEs p'ECoLEs.-AA Sa dt'

LIyRES D'ECoLEs-~A Sa de-.
niaca Stauce IL Baie.u GeS Eco:s.s
publilacs, Il a,Ior,e IL catalogue
dies livrrs qHi doisrnt ssrvl,' 4
lselucai;srl des r.iiint, ,!aI lIr-
1utntrui les ccu!e> t@ cctie i'aro!s
80. Ce catalogue * euin:"s>t cosh
me salt /:
McGnffry'S Readers. DalI:on',
Grammar, Davies Afi hms' ic,
'Mitchells Biographies, We1S
tc,'s Spelling Book, Webster =
Spelicr and De.iner and Sw,nton's
History OF lhe u. =.
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FERMIERs. - Sur l'habitation
Golden Rancho, situee a la Eac!le
rie Dugue, une grande partie de
Ia terre a eta louee d DIES fermiers
blancs. La sucrerie va ette Iemi
Sc q neuf a.ec touteS les nOu
velles am6liorati ons, dams 10 but
lie servir dc sucrerie centrale pour
rexploitation de Ia lecolte des fer
miers.
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SUCCESSljS OF WILLIAM HAAVEl
40. 1854 pEtlHaIES

Twentieth Judicial District Cnr,t.
L:TAt'G Or LOUISIANA. HANiSH :;
-, i.atnurchc.---N ;is'-t..a Si,saif T. t,c,i.
wieiaH of s!,i deceased If sail parish h.
this day u,i"e;sp ;sppi'ra,an t" he sais. Cs,i
to l,e appoini.,i a,'is:inistratria II said suu
cessici..
NoN therefore a.' persona are hereby
warned a.,ss na:ifirl T., a.. tt.ir obrvitu;s,
ii any a:.of have, vii. iha 1,ti. az s.i,i
Cuu:t. al his oihte il t!'e i,c|u III IilIi;D
daux within ten days after ;i.e first ,u.,i,ca
ton hereof, c:lirwise i..r E. Id ;'.,i.Gr;;nt
VIII III Gue eorrs'' ot law De appuiEtr,. ut.--
min:stratrix ai sa,.. t:tccvaoinn
(~'~> "itn.sa lay !i"nt and the ius
LIS. press OF the seal OF ny office. ';r!s
~ } 18th. day ri -'li,s'ary ~ y. t<Ss4
j. w. KNOB: Olii. Ci.i.s.
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will rroccea t. SCI ~ r.h;ir auction
to th, last ansf l. .it,'st ~.At"r SATURDAY
the %. Ii. y y: .I;,"".,r} -. - the pIa..a
to-, oil ,I:,seph 1nii,s.i:.'., 81 Go sitnarctl in
s.ia parish left BAN: of .iavuu batuur,..,..
OH Cutaau folsc at al,s;i,t twenty miles
below the Town ct Iii -n,iaux hnt wren TIC
hours o: II &c ok a. II and 4 o'clock y.
M the following l,..-!i;,rt i!ra.,a r:y 10 Wit !:
The sllar Hpuso. ''.,;-A. engine sugar
kettles b., IL si.,t ts5trF t;1.!ig el>e therrun
to hcio: ..it Z f. sft:'' silraT lit.sa-
T,rn,s ..-.a nf'lt.p = Of stie Cash on f'lc
sl,o. in 9 ID si,te> yr.s.s'trv Notes. 1'h3'
pnrc:i t~" ~ h.'ve ~ remove thc "a ~
Aichisi :.srs tInss. She day If s;.lc.
5anAsr- "a, -
-s...:as;:E' z THiEODaUX.
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InfOrnatiOns Locales.

CRANES DE JARDINAGE.-Le
temps est on ne peut plus propice
pour confer a la terre les graines
de jardinage. On peut sc procu
rer des graines fraiches 4 Ia Phar
macie de Jos. I. Thibodeaux. en-
coignure des rues Maiue ct St.
Philinne.
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THlBODAUX. IH SAMEDI l4JANVIER 1882
lans les caves memes du palais.

dams les caves m6mes du palais.
Dams quelques annees peut.
6tre, il ne restera plus de la royau
t6 one la f1te tradltionnelle des
Rois, CONNIE il ne reste de Ger
tains portraits qn'une copie on
une caricature. Les pasteurs du
peuple auront dapos6 la hoa!ette.
La fGte survivra longtemps, en-
tout cas-, car il est a remarquel
que les ceremonies OIL ION mango
ont generale,nent la vie plus du
re que les autres. Ne rappelle>t.
ellie pas d'ailleurs un souvenir i'm
pressionnaut pour l-esprit. cette
fe'e qni ftit songer a ces rois
Mag.s venus d. pays fabulenx dc
l'O.eint ct chevauchant, tiare ell
t6te, au milieu de cette mutt mira
cnleuse OH la lerre tressaille en-
core d'avoir enfante IN Dieu !
LIE moyen age leur await attribute
des noms a ces Mages, l:un sap
pelait Me!chior, l'autre Gaspard,
lie troisiame Balthazar, ct Ia tradi
ton prttendait que Fun d'eux
etalt negre, CONNIE ponr atiir mer,
par nn eloquent sy!nboiisme, l..
so!ilar!te de tortes les races ct
l'union de toutes les nations.
Meme de nos jours, cette allie
SO:ie est SaisiSsaute encore. Ne
semble-t il pas voir dans ces Ma
ges, notifies souverainset ct savants,
ces rois de Intelligence, ces chef
dn movement humain qul won't
la poursuite de l'inconnn a Ia
lueur dune clart6 ,upetieure, qui
cherchent ce qni commence sur la
terre 4 la lueur de CO qui brille an
cipl ~.
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EpilOgue:

Par Mile Aimee Himel, pInst;t,t 6. ".
ceEt. Prof. j. Dolese. a roccas;on n' ,.a ,n
n1striontion as, de prix, le % decemb-e i. d
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DIVIDENDE.-I4es Directeurs
'ie Ia compagDie du Pont dc Thib
oiauS ont declare IN dividende
tie sl.75 par action, GA sept pour
cent SUI lie capital investi. pour
les trois moiS finissant la 81 Gcem
bra 1881.
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Sale to effect a pariii.,a between jose RI
Thibo istux &, 70. 4 f.iix F"is,;.
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IL. <ERRIER.
GUN SMlTH,
and dealer in all kind Of
SEWING MACHINES.

The unser.ig gned having decided to ,e
open business at his old stand on Main
-iret i.ctwcen st. Lor1s and Green streets.
takes pleasure to announce to his numerous
friends and t'ie public i'll general tha, he
will always keep CO hand a full assort,ucpt
uf guns of all sizes and of different prices.
also a complete line Of Rcyeiyers, ear triiy>s
anu hunting natat,uls.