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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-09

letter, as the Union lpnocently observes,
twill doubtless have its weight in CONNER
clal circles:p
OFFICE OF CoMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA. 8. G., August 3, 1872.
To HIS E1cellency, Robert K. Scott, Governor:
DEAR SIR-Witnin the past few months J
have received q large number Of letters from
persons holding State of South Carolina bonds
anxlously Iuquiring when the interest Is tc
be paid, or II there Is any danger of any part
of the debt being repudiated; and more es
pecislly what does the present administration
intend doing with the new bonds?
l, therefore, address this communication %
you in which purpose to embody my views
on the subject of inquiry In such manner as
to furnish an answer TO these letters, as lar as
I am competent to answer them; out under
existing laws you are the only one IN tnls
State who can give forcible answer TO IN
quiries on the subject OF It's finances, as all laws
passed since you were made Governor nave
: Withdrawn the duties of the comptroller from
that department., and made the auditor OF
State the officer whose duty 1t ls to execute
the laws: who also Is your app0lntee, ana
whom you can remove at will.
This being the case, feel certain that am
correct 10 saying that you alone can answer
these questions forcihly. Now, the first thing
TO inquire, is as to The duty OF the executive
department towards creditors of the State,
and If that duty is not performed, who is re.
spousible for the failure? The first duty OF
the executive department, then, is to execute
tnelaws; therefore, as the General Assembly
OF South Carolina did in Its legal capacity levy
tax suflcientto pay interest on the bonded
debt of the State In every act authorizing the
Issue of said bonds or stocks, In strict con;
formity with section 2, article tpage 2l) oi
the constitution. where the following occurs
as condition of every act authorizing tne
creation of debt: IAnd every such law shall
levy tax annually, sufficient to pay the an
nual interest of such a debt"
The arstact passed under your adminlstra-
tion authorizing the Issue OF bonds, is an act
entitled IAN act to authorize loan 10 re-
deem the obligations known as the bills re-
ceIyable of the State of South Carolina" sec
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

One year ago to-day the IEcoEp, to-
grther with Phoebe, wa. in most deplor-
able condition. The greater portion OF
the town vas destroyed by fire the night
before. and the printing material then
in this Office was saved ouly BY great
efforts on the part Of those interested III
it. To-day. however, we find great
and most gratifying change. From q
mass Of disord FED typs We have been
enabled to get together ns complete an
Office as is ~ be found in Eastern Ne
vada. Oar arrangements are now COM
pete for the publication Of daily pa
PER, and for the promp. execution OF
every DESCRIPTION Of job printing. The
RECORD has passed through many trying
times, and for few months after the
disast -ous fire Of one year ago Was pab-
lshed under circumstances unequaIled
in the newspaper business, but is now in
q prosperous condition. and with every
prospect Of. n successful future. As il
the past, the RECORD will be the FRIEND
of tn people, and viii labor to advance
the interests of the community in which
orr lot is east Forgetting any wronl
We may have suffered in the past, W
Remember with gratitude the fgors e
tended tousby the general public. am
shall endeavor to recompense past favor
by faithful adherence to the interest
of the people.
The RECORD will hereafter appear dali,
(Moudays excepted, and will be serve
ut the old price of fifty cents per week
delivered by the carrier. Our terms +
subscription by mail are lower than thos
of any daily now Published in Easter
Nevada; Per annum, Sl2; SIX months, St
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

LrNcoLS's CABrgET. members OF
the hi.toricd Lincoln. Csbintt, .whos-
names are inseparably conh5cted with
the greatest events Of his administration,
we're Vim. H. Seward, Secretary of State;
Salmon p. Chase, Secretary Of the Treas
ury; Edwin VI. Stanton, Secretary OF
War; GIDEON Welles, Secretary Of the
Navy; Caleb B. Smith, Secretary Of the
Interior; Montgomery Blair, Postmaster
General; and Edward Bates, Attorney
General. OF these, Messrs. Stanton,
Smith and Bates are dead. Mr.. Seward
takes no part in the canvass. The En-
reka Sentinel says all the rest, Chase,
Welles and Blair, heartily and vigorously
snppon the candidacy of Greeley and
Brown. e.H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
FOREIGN.

London, SEPT. lj.-Charlps SUmn.r
arrived in Liverpool SATURDAY Lust. H.,
will decline the nomination for Governor
o: Massachusetts.
The Journals rejoice over the tile
ment Of the Alabama controversy aul
hope that f1ultLstion is now laid for
permanent COOL feeling between the two
c5Gutueo-
The Lon,lon Tialaa thints tint while
En-laul has b, en- h II responsible for
the depredatious Of several Confederate
cruisers it yet retains the conviction that
morally she is not to blame The United
States claimed losses from dozen YES
sells bnt the Court he'll England liable
only in one. They cherrfulIy pay thi,
time to obviate similar difficulties i'll
future.
Geneva, otp'. ij.-At the close OF the
! proceedings OF the Board OF Arbitration
yesterday Count Sclopis read an addi-
tiOnal resolution con.rdtulatiug his col
leagues on the good relations preserved
between them throughout the session Of
the Board, and thanking them for the
impartial support they had given him in
tine discharge of his dnties. He also
% thanked the Swiss authorities, federal
and municipal, for courtesies extended
to members Ct the Court Of Arbitration
and other gentlemen connected with il
The Court then exchanged iarewcls and
separated. -,-r-,g -.- ....-
Madrid. Sept. 1.-THE King opened
the Cortez. Diplomatic relations ar,
still broken of with the Papsi See.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
0sleerapait 9ispatthss.
,pErIAL TO rHa Ero,sp. ia prsrHEE rnIxsaass
Faife Coast. IaStsrl sk FuTslgl.
pACIFI~ COAST.
GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE.


San Francisco, Sept. lD.-steamers
Arizona and Costa Kica arrived from
Panama to-day.
The Constitution experienced heavy
gale .nsaz Na.d.llland aud had to throw
overheard some Of her cargo.
. Two hundred and four enlisted men
for the navy arrived on the Arizona HE
Costa Rica brought $500 IN treasure
and : Is Ce0in balloon. tH
Stocks are improving generally but the
market Is qui,t- aF - .a.r..f oil. a
The Fair case is Up in the 18th DR.
tEict Court, but no Jurors we're obtained
this morninz.
wa;souulie, Sept. he. L. DEMO Is
now addressing large aulirnre Of Et-
Z rubl.cans -, Ail-ns Hall. The RrpGbI-
cans are qaite enthusiastic.
! Virginia City. sept. l4--The RePab-
lican primaries passed OF quietly The
Joues Delegates were elrted by large
7 maior.tIe5.
The funeral o; Col. J. d. Avery took
place to-day under auspices of lst disvss'
ION Of military.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

RECEPTION OF Me-, KEsDsLL. - Con-
gresham Kendall arrived at Virginia on
the l1th, and was formally received by
the citizens without distinction of party.
In response to calls Mr.. Kendall APP
peared upon the balcony Of the Interna-
tional Hotel and addressed the large
coucourse Of citizens who had assembled
TO do him honor
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Dox'T BELIEVE IA New. York. dis
patch Of tho 18th announces that Chas.
O'Copor has consented to accept the
nomination Of the Louisville Convention
for the Presidency. This we very much
doubt. Mr.. O'Conor is too wise and sa-
gscious to suppose that he could carry
single State in the present condition Of
political afflirs. His candidacy could
only injure Greeley and render Grant $
reelection more certain than i. would be
under different circums stances.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Perc Hyacinthe = Letter concern ng
and defending l,isrecent marriage, which
he published in the French papers. de-
clares it to be furthest from his inten-
ton to renounce his high calling. He
claims, with many arguments appended,
to show the business OF his claim that
marriage and the priesthood are by no
means antagonistic, that his step has not
been ineonsiderate OF hasty, or for the
purpose of seeking notoriety.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
ladies Hair Dresser.
Charles Castera,

FORMERLY or 714 w,sHnercs sTnrE1, ., y
FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. T.
IVAN BE FOUND AT ALL TINES IN TIL.
~ Tone rial Ssloon Of CoHS MORRIS,
~ sdow Valley street, next to Travis stable
where orders left for Ltt,ies' Hair Dressing, Wiz
Waking. etr., viii receive prompt attention.
xlllA t.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

The Enterprise having stated that n
majority Of the delegates elected to the
Liberal Republican and Democratic Com
yention Of Storey county were favorable
TO the election Of Gen. Williams to the
United STATE Senate, the Chronicle puts
in q positive denial.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Az Exchange says Barclay Henley is
the candidate Of the Liberals and Demo
Gratis o. Elko county for School Super
intrndent. This is mistake; Mr.. Hen
ley is now District Attorney Of Sonoms
county, Cal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

MAISE.-The Republican majority at
the late election was $1,000 or 20, 900.
In 1871 that party had lo,o3l majority;
in 1870 It had 9,506. These are the facts,
let them cut where they may. -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
EASTERN.

AWARD OF TIE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
Washington, September ia tile
gram has been received at the state De-
partment from Hon. Bancroft Davis,
aEentof the. Uuited States. stat n That
the award Of the Arbitrator at G~nrvs
has been publicly announced there. The
United States will receive the gross
amount Of fifteen and half million dob
lars for losses sustained by the nets Of
the priyateers Alabama. Florida and She
naudoah after leaving Melbourne.
NEW WIRE FOR TIE /. s-p. TELEGRarH
Omaha, September 1G=rhr ne : wire
for tie Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
/ Company will be completed bptwe' Il
Omaha AMI Chicago in q few htys, when
they propose to 10 their Pacific business
with greater promptuess than heretofore
Baltimore, sept. 1.-THE Gram
Lodge Of the United States viii he II
session tomorrow. Canada and Prussia
will be representa-.
| Cincinnati, Sept. 10. -JeIarson Davis
spen. Saturday and Sunday nj New Por
and Cuviugton on his way to Baltimore
! NV York, Sept l5.--Arrived the Bal
i TIC from Liverpool. Gen. W. 7. ShsI
mtn is among her passengers.
! Washington, SEPT. 1G.-S,Lator vi
sor leaves for Pntshargh to-morruw au
President Grant and family are eIpecte
next week.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

The. telegraph announces that Mons.
Duvergier do Hauranne denies the en-
gsgement between himself and Miss
NeNs Grant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

The AHA California estimates that the
wheat: -Fpvets. Of lCalifosnia viii, this
yearsssse + aggregate profit Of about
$40, O6o, 060 urtheir crops. =.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
No. of No. Of

And in accordance xiih law and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees. made on the tn day Of
AagI'i. ls12,. w many sla,r,f o. earh parrel Of
SAID stock az may bs neeessary. .Yill Be sold at
No. s3l Montgomery stnet. San Fran.
cisco, California. on the EIGHTH dsy O;
October. 1874. Il the hour Of O'Clock D. IN.
Of said day, to pay said delinquent sssessment
thereon, teethtr with costs Of advertisin,, and
expenses Of sale. :,
DANIEL BUCK. SECRETARY.
ofice-33l Montgomery street. san Francisco
California. sel- "A
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

The project OF coiih.cting Contra Costa
and Alasnfds counties by tunnel through
o hill north Of Oakland is talked of.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Never owe any man more then you IRE
able to pay. and allow no man to owe
you more than YOU are able to lose.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

The Salt Lake Tribune says Cen,
Morrow regards the Indian troubles in
Sanpste ~ virtually ct An end.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

It was further resolved that the R.publican
Iria.ati,s be held at tn. various prec.uc,s on
s.:-:diy, c::ssst 81, is72, 2. II
At which time Delegates will lie chosen TO the
County GJuysntlun.
Resolved, Further. that the County Cow n.
tion for the nomination Of County officers lie
held at Phoebe on T.'- es.e-=
Saturday, October I2t;l. 1879,
At tan O'Clock 4. m.
T. S. CLAPP,
Chairman Co. Central Committee
Jos. Z. PArTEs, secretary s.I7ly
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Judge James n. Hardy addressed the
Dsshnways At San Francisco on the even
ing OF the 9Th inst.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Sense shines with denbl- lus.re when
it is set in humility. An able vt hum.
bic man is jewel worth a kingdom.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Senator Casserly has returned to Cali
sornia from the East. :.. !.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

To-xoRRow.--The Liberal Republican
and Democratic State Convention meets
ct Reno to-morrow to nominate State Of
ncers. It is not expected that the Con-
vrntion will do more than organize and
elect permanent officers on the first day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

4 r 4 MEETING OF THE LINCOLN COCS-
~ TN Republican Central Committee. held
at Pioyhr September 18th. 1872, the following
prO.esdings were had. Deb gites to the Hrput~
tiean Comfy Convention were apportioned IS
.UlIlW..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Ivanhoe silver Mining commny-

Location " Wcrks kly District, Lincoln County,
Nevada -Stice.-Thsre are delinqUsn mt upJu
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment -levied IN the 10th DAY Of August
1872. the several amounts set opposite the
names q the respective shareholders. as fol.
Iowa:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

q. =. SIosS
BUYS AND SELLS STOCKS On
COMMISS IOE.
Money Loaned on Stocks
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Miscellaneous.
AsHbETu's EoorrSG. g. b. Lyyel, Agent, stops q:
Mrs. Graml. Lodging House. -.
BIrIum. Samuel W. Ia Roofing and Roof
Painting.
Bishop Bros. Main street, next to Wells Fargo,
Druggists.
Br,aksy L R., Agent Phoebe Ire Co.. office in
eeuhns buiAlin5, Main ST. opposite Meadow
Valley street..
Cas;era CLas. Ladies' Hair Dresser at Cohn k
Morris Barber stop. NJ, ad"w Valley street.
Glars X Woodruff. at Travis table. sraymen.
CuHS X NnRgI-. Meadow Valley street, next to
D,sxt, Stables. BGrbers. s. .a
Conn rtuu John, he Depot, head OF Main street.
Dexter Stablr.. Meadow Valley rect, near
Main. Travis Br,Es, pr .prrtors
/ DoSOHuE 4 QuI-,S, Bakers, Meadow Valley
street, above Travis stable.
GIUsTE GEO. J. VI. CoscaISA, southwest cor
mr. Of Main and Mead " Valley STREETS.
! HsERls y s BRpTHrR Furritre dealer. west
side Main ST.. sd Joining McCluskey's s. loon
HirAux Nrs. J. d.. tart sale L.cour stresi, Nil.
! liner, etc.
| kSI5ar e.. Justice of the Peace. Court Hous4.
| Lit, hrnsieiu NJ. H, Lynch's brick builuiny.
Lacuur street, AuctiuH-er
a-nu L. L., Civil Engineer. Office at Court
! House.
| MEsHtS NJ, Meadow Valley street 2 doors above
! the Theatre, Boot-niaktr. y E.f
| NIcH.ELs H, Main street, opposite Meadow
Valley street.
Oil 3 Armstrong, Peoples Market Meadow
| Valley street. 80
| PRrrCHARD ". l.. Office Lower Main street, near
/ Floral springs Water Co.'S otf-. 20
| Richards Chas., Office at Bishops, law office,
| Mining Enginee. Fs|t ~
| Scanimon G.. f., Meadow VALLEY sire. I, next TO
| Lagrues restaurant. Builder AMI Contract. r
| SHERWOOD Bro, Lower Main street, dealers in
! Lumber.
Soils H.. dealer in dairy produce. fruit dealer
! west side Of Main St, mkt door 10 Hamilton
| saloon.
4 Solar salt Co. D. +. Sides Ag Mt
| State Bank Of NEVADA. Main street. opposite
MEADOW Valley. Barnuin ". Field. Manager.
WARD H.. west side Main Street. adjoining Gro
mans Stone s.orr, Unia rtaker Furniture deal
| er etc.
wIIIaxsJ. r., Main street, next to Higgins
A Chop-House. Barber
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

New Thanksgiving TO 4 delay IN the
arrival Of the SAT- Lake stage YESTERDAY
afternoon, We failed to receive the new
head ordered for our paper. The head
will be recsiye,l by to-norroy, after
which we will be able to present the
paper in better shape than at present.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

DooMrEivG, Dauu,r 4 Pirrson, proprietor,
M,rdpN valley St alsjvc Dexter btLD'eS.
CAPRI >sInuS Mike JirCIu-Sey, pr pr.etcr,
Iaiu street. al piLnIg Z. @hrrkr 80 =. r
CAPITAL, Main -trt1t DhH.,Iv.!lr. Ea TAJnp-
s,,u. prUqr.ctcr.
CLAsCEY JA,. Main street, east side, Gbove
sb.ye II, GuOw VHllsy 81.
DRY VALLf.a SALON i'm Mccall. Dry valley
Felix's ACALriS Meadow Nail,y stieet, aiIs.I.-
ills DrAtrr stGbi,s.
HAAILruS b. Nam street ,ad Joining Wells Fargo.
head yUAErEias , LotS, } T. In Gs. aaeh'.
P..l..,i. TIat-npus-.Is, ID As.dew IEIlry III t
Homu.r, sd ting s-l.er! Oh Hurry Il Jus ,
opposite Lac, u.s
IYStI q. L e.. rlrr Main and 1acour st
MAGs, LA. Lu.iiuUyiilr. } Il Williams, Trop'r
!. UGrID.NT,L. Du!lIpHvI!Ie, CJlIY~rse * NJ Ma
hJn prpprtct1rs.
PEARL iiouss d nner ( Person prJpr.ctyrs
Nam t. II, 1t d r IL htllals.
PiiIL ,IJf.LP IuA BREwEl:T, west side Main street
ab W La, ,tIr It. sinus Il. h ( hletl, pr prs
RI,Lrr s,i.r y. Gt-y & L.. pr9PElet-rs, AtGd
US Vail strrst. Iirir Wa L Il -
SAN Fi.ANCIsCo BRavERV. G,s dixie K Schmidt
lr urtt1rs. Ia tur sf.. -. / John hovditrs
/ WAND p. Il sJuthw, ct cUrltr H.aIu and Mead
i Uw Valley str, cts
/ WrLKISs -, IAcUur street. above rGst9fice.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Hardware.

HALpw J. J. K O.. 3Eain street, opposite F.
Wheeler * ca,
HrHswAy .. ". Meadow valley street, one
dror sbuve The Th-atrr.
WHEELsR F. X Co. Nam street doors above
Wells Fargo & Go.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Hotel, and Ees:a urants.

Arcade CHOP HuCsE. S. Higgins, proprietor
.a-t side Main street next to Halg.ut.
CD>,f,ruLITAS REsT ArRASr. GIN I1!O!, pro
prrrtur-. Meadow Vail! -. near MAN ..
GFt,as' II, TIL. Mr. trau.Ls, lr"ir. tr s..
Nam = east side b, low sIead #" h-Iley =.
LAGar-E.s EEsTAURASI, l.s Ii u I.I-atEc hSa,.o"
Vail street.
N,nY.tuLE HuIEL, Mrs. Pascoe prUprietre.S,
Main street. opposite Rec ri oihce.
NJ Apuw VALLEY LOICISG HoUsE. Ms VI. a
CALDWELL, prulrIetOrs,, Meadow NaA IT,
adjoining I h' atrr.
MINfIs B0.sRDING House, Fanny eastman, pro-
prupri, tr,-. pana q Fiat.
N..rIjSAL. +. Iraltt, proprietor, Main str''t.
opposite + Wnec.rr X ~.
TstrEp Sr,rrs ngTEL, Lulli0nviIIe, Geo. B
CurrhIIl pr, prlrt r.
W!LMANs ilJrsE. d. I. WIimaEs. rrOprAter,
Main street, OPP Is.e Reeur4 .-i.ite. .. r. a
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Stages.

GILNEl ( sArIsB-RY Tri-W lily stage to Ham-
i.tan AVID Daily u oz.t Lase. Wul. 3. D ugh
erty. Az Mt
H1-Kpx x WARREN. Daily Stage Line b.twet n
PIucue HnI bIiiuAyiI.e.
MILIEK ". H., r.ucl,e, BaIlionviIle and Pan
-. Linz
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Cigars Tobacco, stationery.

cigars Tobacco, saaiionery.
FOLK &; LEvrs, Mait street. opposite Wells, Far.
90 K Co. ny. u- an..r. @
Jouas {. hil dealer in cigErs cutlery. tc, Main
street OPP Ositr Meadow Valley -tre,t.
VI HRIs COIN. EAST side Min street. one docr
bel. " Meadow Valley It
WIDERa,Lu, Main street, opposite Meadow
Vail, street.
Wilson x ; lumons, at Fulks NcHalpins
Meadow Valley street
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
OUR ADyEsTisEEs-
rErpCsrxass lfEs OF Pioe
General rfeFchandise.

Asvsrsr q Eao-- east slide AAaa s'"e
- bKor1xz Lawsr NAN street eP-
r.s,.- Prltehsr.ls Fast krsi-i-t eIna'r-
=, - Jar,,5 dealer IL elOtAlAg. ary s1oc- e.c-'
N.tn strs ct oppu-Itr " at.,'S s14-f stfsr
CRsHx.y. JAMS Main stEzrt a4JoLl-Ns ~ -
z7sr.tS-rs1I- Pa. fan street, opposite Meadow
- - s. Maj street. oF p s.teF Wed
= - & IN So
Law. Z Ez,s side Main street, ) doors y.
ra-,'-a Jaas. zee-proo: buiiiir-. vrst s's,e
srrrIy I postHoE. ofscs st D1n.hoe & Su-l-
80, .t,-r,.. Nga4lslw VaII-y street
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

p.rxr D. esRe~ with Bi-hsp n sabin-
Trs.s,7s 4 >4Brx Main zsrpeI, rrar BlsAoP Dsos
dug store ADJOINING Wells Far-U.
Fo-rvRJ 4 Lssuur street. nGrth Of Po-tf me-
Hr-5.f A. d uflcr IL v AIte's buIIlln1 NALL =,
pttyer 4 t.lr-3H Lasuur street u. tSEs~l, l.
, Curt toInEli--Ignsr-
WaLleti e. " &c BuiiteuvIll-.
~ PHYSICIANS and Surgeons
rzzs-rrrS 4 Watt. BaI!dinZ. Main -freef.
gtsz.yp AIv.. L.. eElre AZ Hl-Aop bte' 1Eu-
store. Aatu stra T. .
rgE4r. d. l.. Lvuch'- brick building tAco'fr 81
T0lrz Cas- IT, Jllsr La1uur siresi- oFp~si'e
TX L. Lod.ing House
Phu-an C. 2 utlee Main STREET Opposite I
yghe,krt Cos st.ne bGilGing-
RoSEg.. ". Il, one Man street aal1 iuiils Ely
L. 2, al atlI~e-
Srrssozs q. Gfzee lain street, opposite y.
Wasaier x Co. - -,
WHITLEY u. H. ofHce Room No. 5, P. les Lods-
No.nries Public.
r,ExEs " Pp-t1fise Iseuur street.
bRENE H. D.. &c Bishops drug -t1rt..
pr,,EEY 4 T.. Ofire n COINS bullding, MAIN
street, Opposite Meadow Valley It.
GyEaAS Gao. T, Ely Record ofhce
stock Brokers.
/ CAVALIER. J. d r., ottee adjoining F. " heeief
/ sEp.. B. f.. at Wells, Fargo Co.. Express.
Assayera,
I CAHrrL John 81 Been.r drag store. Main st.
. Cox t. A~ upp.erite Phoebe Worss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met yesterday, and re-
voed the permit OF the fatrenderng factory at the
southwest Of Thirdst and Frstave, numerous
complaints having been made by citizens that the vapors
from the factory had proved detrimental health The
City Sanitary Inspector reported that the Of
typhoid fever had increased from IS in the week ending
Sept T. to 80 during the week ending Sept H. and that
the disease was remarkably fatal In its attacks The
Sanitary Committee requested to investigate and
report the OF the increase Of the disease being
suspected that the great number of caused by
defective drainage in houses The following resolution
was then passed:
attorney be and hereby directed 10
the action taken by the Board daring the tt four months abae
nuisance created by tat melting the number OF afres made the
and the action OF the Courts each
recommend what further any In his opinion should be
taken By Ibis Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
AN ARCADIAN RECEPTION.

The Winter season of the Arcadan Club was
opened on Tuesday evening by reception TO Miss
Clara Louisa Kellogg notice Of the event crowded
out Of yesterdays TRIBUNE owing to the unusual pres
sure of other news The Club-rooms in Unionsduare
we're thronged with notable men and women and even
more artistic entertainment than usually falls to
the lot Of a professional club was provided Fresh
pictures from the studios hung from the walls, and
~ usic the 9th Regiment band and several vocalsts
Contributed generously. Two large portraits of Miss
kellogg were prominently displayed but their attraction
I'm the crowded rooms were, among others, Dion
Roueieaut Edmund Yates Rubenstein Mario, Chauneey
DepeW Col II. s. Stebbins, the President Miss Clara
BORA Mile Louise Lebhart, Nile Pauline Canissa, and
Mile Ormeni. Few clubs could have mustered moro
brilliant company or entertained 1t more successfully