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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

The strike in New York viii in many
cases prove failure.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

=. Grant has been LI.iD.'d BY Harvard
College.
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AGXleaalal,lsalsIalgssIlf
For 81 an ,andgnRe ~


81 RrobabIyI &c W atticIes ,hayeever had SO
exteps;ve,a n Sale, gllile none have. teen
more universally beneficial than the
celebrated ii EXIT ANts MpfSTANG
L ISIAf Ts;Nftt e hitan.ii AlidltssHorses,
and p9faest5esA anal o sere5 always lli=
a able To accident, and it is safe, TO say,
Chat h } family esiii pass a single season
wfChoAt some :kfhdios an nsen01liehSib be-
ing necessary. 1t becomes a matter,oi
|imporrltanee .p1en TO secure the best
over three hundred livery stables in the city
of'NeHe B6eiz Ialuab aretfpangs the ,MzxIuAf \
MUsTANG LINI4EST, in, all Of which it gives
-dg4ad alt s9yfs-r-edl Hg9 iRdj Beii3.
GAgTl9M.1Ias On. gspsins + W.EapRed w. IN. y
9eS ehss.ig @ T. aPa EF6s @ A5ExIgAH ;E =
face Of saeh " rapgsE, Gaas gjlale bearssre pro,
and net ascomInon stamp, rs qssd by dfusg SIS.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., ~. -.
DEE liti;dS!efH Is 1888 Park Place N, Y. = .
b9gilnoTg sIe9d sy8K ,yftag63 hssss7qq'
I a > 2
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sl8e,Is6 4s
our RESOURCES, = 81 <

I1,of Qta1ypt, co,l -nf fha Ohio GnoiOoi-
n, :. - =. 20 = l.' = - ty,,
cai >a survey was III toWll laSs weeA'i q nc
has been over part of the northern sec
ton of the county, and expects to do
I'm y,,a balance of # IN j few weeks.
II W - I pa,,.Ta.t
IN In coal uel,osits ne resafus Deianene
County one of the richest in the state;
but has little faith in other minerals
90 fur &c ba has zeya lm;naii = of the sew
p q, "a - - .'.-' 4.
erai 7.I: veins soi coal uhuefiyins us eio
River coal is the most valuable. lts
Northern limit is near Steubenville
ana a iine me run InrSongn lSg oAolz lerenT
east ana southwest may De regarded us
boundary on the northwest. Sewels-
vile .is ifs western limit. .Tbe coal of
sba "a xvbasl;ns y ya,Isy is of fha san1f
silS ~ ''i ssefittSy efttSy 70 q sttii -
quality as. the River coal and Of equal
thickness. It viii yield 5000 tons to
the acre frea of slack . The land for
,,,-,,1..os -.,la,,a :; ,,,5,.tk lesoa
li,iAine putpe1s9ss saione = WIZ ~.
Mr., stevenson Is a man Oh large exPerl;
enee ana knows Whereo1 ne SPEAKS
The land on the south SIDE OF the creek
however, Is not qulpe SO yaIuaotie De-
cause OF the d1p OF lne coal soutn ano
the mines Will require expensive dram
age. That railroad Will be built thro
the Valley ls only question OF time
He questions the reported existence OF
ironore m Flushing township ana, u IL
tends to examine the BEDS OF ore II
Colefain. The Wheeiltlg Valley folki
will receive Ine greatest encourage
meqt upon the suplect OF coal deposits
The McMasRan' creek coal is OF iimlsec
1extent aud 81 ofdlqary liall[X the ven
running out apout Jour miles west O
Town. tfq'.e sfi5 Il siIif -ai .nosDul. -
!, $500 97-:sI 77J u, a ..,,.,
,sI,E fes [lsi, SiotNEs, loma' 5uIis 70 y
EattoT gztolfsscsSe ssSs ps;lll as mos
toi peopie are wpl!g I. 70 20, We VIII say
tnal tile wealier r. n WITH va y, olt iefe-
more liian tld tiiaS' '4 IKE Drlck foinefoy, !
T. Is .TsuL Teu Ilot. s.3
IsupposII liie IeAt lnihg n oroer
crops wen, .il5, we nave Sooq many O
tneiln out mere: corn iS looking sp!en
dia WneaI Is 20 an excsiieht condltTlen
ana oats;a =; progressing Hnely.
iotraWpsIlies we e. ralse IN ap9ns tne
alne LilanseaS Ells iatner q az Iatln
Fers who s,,,sg know Amy aSialn spogd farming M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

From the above statement it will be
seen that Auditor Longley has collect
ed 81, ,4SS Is more in the brief space of
six months than was collected during
the whole of the two preceding years
while the Office was under Democratic
management. - -.
| Indebtedness Of Belmont County,
April 90, 1877, onsfunds below mention
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

ON It is feared that the great Boston Ju-
biIee win not prove financial success.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

The Ohio Democratic Convention
came off at GeYeland on last Thursday.
{ The following ticket was nominated
Gen. Wiley, of Wooster. for Secretary
Of State; Judge J, T. Greene, Of Frank
lin, for Supreme Judge; 1. B. Riley, Of
Licking, for Board Of Public Works.
Z Several Liberal Republicans We're pres
ent, but failed to geta candidateon the
ticket. Ehe Convention Instructed
State delegates to Baltimore to vote for
Greeley. 5s "a - sct'a
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CHIPS FROM GHAPRAQUA;
Or, A POsy for the BaltiRiere Com

+iaslit sra3 venti0n. sfil = -s'sititi,
everyone who chooses to li9e b
pugilisfl Or gambling or harlotry, with
Inearly every keeper Of tippiing-house
Is politically a Democrat. s-1- Horace
Treeipv. hfis .GifH alf1 52siiD SASiil
siIf there were not a newspaper 81 !
common school in the country, : tlls
Democratic party would be far, strong
er than it is. IL Horace Greeley = 80
ssFiie essential articles of the Demo
cratic creed [afe7 love rum and hat
Iniggers.' The less one learns and
knows, the more ceftafA he is to vote
the regular ticket from X to ifzzatd. p3: =:
Horace Greeley. s3-i'''',ii - - : I;
iissyVe therefore asked our chtempora.
ry to state frankly whether the pugii
lists, blaeklegs, thieves, burglars, keep
ers of .dens of pnostit1tion3 etoj ;letc :.
were not almost unanimously Demo
crats. Horace Greeley.!ss. AififI4 q
/. ITO smoke is a Dem0eFatiei virtue
TO chew is that virtue intensified; te
drink run is that virtue in the superla'
tive, - FORAGE Greeley. .fi4 ssait 9ht IL
..at-.s, ;ss purely selfish interest attaches
the IeWa, guffianly, criminals and dan
ger0us classes to; the Demoefatici par
Horace Greeley. as9 yi.;ei s.,lsls,ose
g"tfhis would amount to six ia ahed
exclusive Of any OF herlvermin ,fogIeEers
Demucratic couch, in estate gefli New
York, including those at Sing Sing ana
Auburn Horace Greeley slliii 2ajs9l
-sThe brain, the heart, the. seul afltht
present Democratic party isl stheI rebe
element at the South, with, iii North
ern allies and SYM zers.io tits IIeh
| el at the core. .,.I would Come int
power with the hate, the ehagrin, dhl
WRATH, the morti tifcatiops of ten bite
years TO impel ard guide its steps...
/ Whatever ehastisement may be desery
ed by our national sins, we must hops
| that this disgrace and hulniliatieR Wfl
be.spared u.s. ,o7-,H Horaee Greeley 5na1
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lr. Wells Extract ofJurubeba
Illustrated Hf5HFs History Sf1HHf d he

Holy Bible. VIII contain 750royal octave pps
double columns, illustrated with 800 Engrav-
1ngs by Dore and others; with Maps Notes &C.
Clergymen, School Teachers. Young Menfrom
the country, men of business tact, wanted as
Agents. send for circulars, terms. &c. The sue
cess OF our agents is unequalled. Special in
ducements to experienced agents, address OK.
BROWNING, Toledo, o.. - lsEssl .
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~. No agents, psresiars free 1Z4U

A GENTS wANTED.-Agents make more
n money at work Tor us than at any thing else.
Business Hight ami permanent. Particu lars
free. lG, STlNsoN U. Co.s Fine Dirt Publishers,
Portland MAINS.
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NEW ADVEERTIsEaINTs

COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI=
" TUTE New Haven, Conn. Preparatory
to College, Business, Scientific Schools, u. s.
Military and Naval Academies FAN session.
36fh year, begins Sept. Is. Fer Catalogue, adj
dress Gen. WIN. II. RUSSELL, Principal.
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NV RARRAEIn

s9fa III t8aCninn. Rep. Cent. Com. !,
u. W w Wll1-L.hsA71INsoNs5 s5iss Wof<i 8rd y :.
- > 3Sec'y prolten4ii 10 500 -,df i,}elo,'
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We learn on going to press that Mr..
Bingham has been circulating hundr eds
I, of copies of the Cadiz Repa6Iicaa con-
}. tanning mis-statements concerning Dan
ford, and his, (Bingham's) own strength
in Jefferson. Weshali reply next week,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

From cody & Dauchy Advertising
- Agents OF New York.
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: Tn In this age Of scepticism, facts are re.
CURED to inspire confidence, lilr, the
minds. Of the peoples but with good ini
dorsers, they are willing to test any Er-
ticIe claiming extraordinary merit.
The ,proprietors of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover offer the follow
ing Endorsement of the merits claimed
by them for their preparation, by the
Pittsburgh, Pa; Christian Ady ocste;'i
viz, ssThe public have SO often been
deceived by the use of worthless prepa-
rations for the hair, that an, article Qf
this kind, to gain their favor and secure
their, patronage, naust possess real merit,
We are glad to assure QurTeaders that
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewel
IS meeting with the success. which! its
merits so justly, deserve; and .wefhaye
reliable evidence; that twill perfernl
all that is claimed. for it, in. restoring
gray hair to its natural color. and, as a
permanent dressing, is unsurpassed ,af
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

ssDSYChoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING .
u How either sex may Iascinate and gsin
the love and affections OF any person they
choose, Instantly. This simple mental ac-
quirement al can possess, free, by mail, for %
lian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies' &c. a
queer, exciting book 100, 900 sold. Address r
WILLIAM & CO., Pubs, Phila.
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HTnTl Hats, Caps, Belts, Shirts, Badges, ,Trum-
HIK n pets, &c, for Service and Parade. AT
Elllli the old Mandatory, i4S Grand ST., N
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Q7Omade from SCOTS. Call and examine or Il
OlO Samples sent(postage free)for SO cts, Ithat
retail quick for $40. Il. L. WOLCOTT, Isl Chat
ham Square, N. y.
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knFuTcwANTEDfort Dior the a autobiography
HtTf ~ of ofHORACEGREELEY. A new
hOAh - illustrated edition, now ready
Get this the only edition written by himself
and endorsed by the Tribune.
E-B. TREAT, Pdblishers sos Broadway, n. Y,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

T.R0LL FRED, Dealer in DRY Goods. Furs
L Boots and shoes. &C. Pattefson's block.
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s.A henterprisfng and henthdsfastic
Philadelphiani is hencouraged to hem
gage his henergy in the herdeayor to
raise fancy poultry on sevent veaeres
of New Jerseys arid soil. =. -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

Miscellaneous amounts collected to the
credit of the County Fund, not in
cluding Railroad Dividends, from
Nov. 18th 1869 to May 18th 1871 - /.
From Nov lsth, 1859 70 May 18th. ls70.--s s92 S6
q May nth, 1870 TO Nov 18th IS7O......-- lG4 IS
% Nov 18TH 1870 TO May I7th 1871. 7SI 9s
May nth ISL TO Nov 18th. ILL.,. 3os IS
-i'4i t's's'sil ii5 l-.si- 2,31S a
Similar Collections from Nov 18th 1871 s3, BOG Y
COLLECTIONS OF 6months past are in ex- -
cess OF thUse for two years previous Lass q
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IOIHI uoUb VtV-f1'V =
To the above must be added the ex-
penses of the county, from April 20 to
June lst. when collection on duplicate
practically bagin.s gfa liaElts} 81. (
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reliable evidence, that twill perferm
all that is claimed. for it, in. restoring
gray hair to its natural color, and, as IA
permanent dressing is. .unsufpassed,s..G
g.A henterprisingl and lientfltsiastfc
Philadelphiani is hencohraged to hem
gage his henergy in the hepd deayor to
raise fancy poultry on seventy five acres
of New Jersey's arid soil: -, ~.
a gentleman in Albany claimsiI ito
have Invented a atype-setting machine
which does, the work of four but
hefadmits thatlitiWiA not enable COM
posing rooms to- dispense with fore
nen.ifisr al..d les L4zs anq nugfa
~ 1t is reported that the AIassachusetts
shoe-makefs propose striking. If So
they will probably all hoid.on to the
last, unless their action is forced to wax
to an end by more. Chinese qeheaP CON-
petition, 5yasn ,sii iina fBti iBiss9a9i :
1 = Inan artiele. on a recent fSirn insthat
city the editor of Il Macon paper says a
Observation-Disclosures a iNaidable pf1fhfnsia,
but anunkiuda policeman Inadiea him
phttit right back where he took IN
| frUm.ai is tIs 1is-ii ',ffiiEs 81 Esiff
Conheeticut. is. excited because 2
young lady ef BrahfpFd has been canSss
| robbing the inapsa Why, bless, tbs
| unsophistfeated, Yankee heart, that 1
| what fhe Women have been doing ever
SfneeF Bye foRpsd dfA5iflFn AdflaFn Of his share q
: aiaSA 7lsass SS,sifiiyd'3 a9GsG .xtia Fui tihG
The following composition has heen
turned out by an American scholar
aged nineteen years /; "A boy without
father is anGf95IIan, ? without moth.
er is double norphan, but is -of'enest
'thouta grapdfatherQr a grandpa9ther,
and then he is nofphihist. 49,, ..,.-.5
1.-The Richmond Whig published a
card in 1853, Offering $500 for Horace
Greeley's head. Some of the. .Whig'
enemies now declare that this was only
Joke, and Observation-Disclosures then
nor has is at any3time asigced dhalieyed
that Greeley . mead was, worth over Ia
cents. =
= On the goth ult, one hundred million
pounds of reserved woods were thrown
on the, English market, TO this, is
ascribed the decline in the prices in
t his country. 7arJ bisow y.4esG lad5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

a gentleman in Albany claims to
have invented type-settingi machine
which does, the work of four men; ebut
heladmits thatitiWiA not enable conn
posing rooms to- dispense with fore
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

1farl ~ faoiff 3, .i-'-. $50
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
NO MAILS.

To the newspaper man the words
which form the caption of this article are
anything but captivating In the publ
cation of daily We expect the diurnal
arrival of our mail matter with as much
certainty as we do that food which sup
plies the wants Of the inner man. In
times gone by and in other ATTITUDES,
we have run weekly paper for weeks
at time without All exchange from
which to clip and with no information OF
what was going on beyond the limits OF
the little town in which We lived and
moved and had our being 1t was a
trial even for a weekly paper, but for u
daily the demand for regular mail mat
ter is increased in the ratio of seven
to one. Fortunately the mails to this
place from the West (the route by which
we receive the bulk of our exchanges
seldom fails to connect, but last evening
the Hamilton stage brought no mails
and we found ourself in most discon-
ISOLATE condition. And the worst Of it is
that we can't scoll the stage company
or growl at the Postmaster, for the
present contract between Phoebe and
Hamilton only provides for the trans
mission of the mail every other day
between those two points, and instead Of
complaining of an occasional failure, we
should rather feel thankful that We have
received 50 much without any consider
alton for the same. With a contract for
n daily mail, paid for by the Govern
ment, we will have right to insist upon
prompt delivery of the mails each day.
We hope the petition for daily mail
will be complied with; the importance of
the camp demands it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
THE STATE PRINTING.

Pursuant to the laws OF this State, q
State Printer is chosen by the people
every two years. This has all the APP
pearance of fairness to those unacquaint-
ed with the business and duties of that
Office. Aprinter is generally and Very
properly chosen to fill that Office, and il
he should not happen to be the owner OF
printing Office he is compelled either
to 90 to heavy expense in fitting up an
Office for doing the State printing, or
else farm it out to some party who
has the necessary material. Other State
officers have only to file bonds and enter
upon the discharge Of their duties, the
State furnishing an Office and everything
necessary to transact the public business
entrusted to them. But not SO with the
State Printer: he is required to invest a
large sum of money before he can meet
the requirements and reap the benefits
Of the Office, or else he is compelled to
make terms with some party for the use
OF material. 1t will, therefore, hardly
pay man without means to accept the
Office Of State Printer if he is to hold it
only two years, Such being the case,
we think it would be proper to elect a
State Printer for four years, SO that the
person elected would have an incentive
to procure the necessary printing mate
rial. We hope bill providing for the
election in 1874 of a State Printer for
the term of four years will pass the two
Houses of the Legislature and receive
the Governors signature, Such law
would be just to the officer next to
be elected and no determent to the in
terests of the State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

lumbial In return, Congress is to donate
to them lands of equivalent value.
information is received that sx- Minis
fer Catecazy has not fallen into disgrace
with the Car, but has just been employ
ed to adjust certain statistics and difh-
entities bstwe III the Pope and the Russian
Government, concerning the appoint
,nept of Catholic bishops in Poland.
One of the ablest members of the APP
propriation Committee is doubtful If the
Postal Telegraph bill will be passed
during the present session. The meas
ures of Cresswell, generally, will meet
with disapproval. .--
The Herald publishes an official list Of
stockholders, as we'll as dividends and
allotments of the Credit Mobiler, obtain
ed by T. c. Durant, ex-President OF the
Union. Pavy. Congressman. ex-Con-
pressmen and e1-Senntors are represented
in the list. A son-in-law of prominent
llenDtI Vi lIlc lIohsN NiSN.''>Ns ''->N- -
large dividend and $50 shares.
Chicago, Dec. 21.-A New York special
| saws that the latest report in regard tc
the Tribune is, that Orion has rendered
the chief editorship to Hon. james u
Blaine, Speaker of the House Of Repre-
| sentatives. 1t is said that Mr.. Blaine
was Orton's first choice, and that neso
| tiations with Colfax were due to Sinclair
Blaine has the proposition under advise
ment.
FOREIGN.
London, Dec. 20.-Erie SHARES art
quoted at 4s'44.
Paris, Dec. 2l.-The freshet in thu
Seine is subsidins. The water has al
ready fallen seven feet.
Three thousand students yesterday
demonst, ated in favor of Prof Robin,
distinguished member of the Institute
who was struck from the jury list in con
sequence of his disbelief IN the eyistenc
| of God.
The National Assembly will adjourn
to-day for the holidays.
Madrid, Dec. 2l.-The entire new LOAF
OF $3.50, 900 has been covered, an
receipts will be issued at the rate of 81
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

TIE HoL1DAYs ALI Phoebe is putting
on holiday appearance. Various stores
have their stocks of diamonds, jewelry,
and other articles suitable for grown up
folks. while there are establishments
where toys for the children are exhibited
by the gross. Christmas tree on the
evening of the oath, at the Episcopal
Church, is being prepared for the special
eradication of the children, and from
the interest which is taken in the affair,
we are confident it will prove a source of
great pleasure to the little ones, In the
way OF deicacies and substantials for a
good Christmas dinner, Phoebe will not
be behind her neighbors. The markets
are we'll supplied with some of the
finest beef and mutton, and numerous
turkeys and chickens, besides game and
oysters, will 60 far towards providing
for the desires suggested by the approach
ing festive season. OF wines an,
liquors there is great abundance, ant
we anticipate plentiful supply of Ton
and Jerry and egg-nog.
The Grand Secretary of the Gran
Lodge of Freemasons Of California ha
forwarded to the Board of Managers {
the Washington National Monumer
1925, in gold, as the first instalment frol
the Masons on the Pacific Coast in aid {
the revived effort for the completion {
the work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

And in accordance with law and On order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the Sixth day Of
November, 1872. 80 many shares Of each par
eel of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the ofice Of the Com
psny, No 729 Montgomery st., corner Of Jackson
street Room No. 2, San Franisco, California, on
Friday tho 10th day Of January, A. d.
1873, at the hour Of O'Clock p. m OF said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. JOSIAH H. APPLEdAIE,
/. Secretary.
ofice-No. 72o Montgomery street, corner Of
jackson street, Room No. 2, San Francisco,
California. d22-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

Office Of the Ward Beecher Silver
Mining Company, SAn Francisco, December nth,
1872. The Second Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
holders OF the Ward Beecher Silver Mining
Company for the election Of Trustees for the
ensuing year, and for the Transaction Of such
other business - may properly come before the
meeting will be held ct the ONCE Of the Compa.
ny, 426 Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, ON Monday, the 18th Day Of
January, A. D. 1878, at IL O'Clock IN.
dls.td CHAS. r. BALLOON, Secretary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

No more cases OF smallpox have ap-
peared in Salt Lake City as yet, and it
is probable that the case mentioned in o
recent issue will prove an isolated one.
Our climate doesn't favor the smallpox
assuming an epidemic form. So says
the Mining Journal
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
JOHN

Arkansas Mining Company---Loca-
ton of Works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln
County, State of Nevada. -Notice-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock.
on account of assessment no. p levied on the
Sixth day Of November, 1872 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
LOST.

An order upon John R. Wilde. for -Four Hun.
dred (4O0) Shares Grey Eagle stock. in favor Of
Barney Murray, signed c. W. Watson, said order
having been lost. all persons are hereby eau.
toned against negotiating same.
BARNEY MURRAY.
Phoebe Dec. IA. 1872. dl5-3t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22
Geographic nispatehes.
PACIFIC COAST.

SPECIAL TO THE procHE DAILY RECORD