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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

SooNAi NoUkT lTEMS.-Wm III. a. Glib |
son vas appointed justice Of the peace
Of Hurricane township.
The Court appropriated 81, ,42O to buy
county railroad bonds for the purpose Of
retiring them. Mr.. Cake was appointed
agent to make tho purchase.
Bids were received for making q new
index Of the records of the Recorders
office. The bids we're opened yesterday
(Tuesday) and for some reason unknown
to us, the court rejected all bids and post
poned the matter indefinitely.
Last Wednesday the court adjourned
to the poor house, with the condition of
which they we're very favorably impressed
Mr.. Brown, the superintendent, has evi
dently managed its affair admirably.
Tho farm, containing 100 acres, is nearly
all fenced in.
Mr.. j. Brevator Of Monroe township
made the Unprecedented offer to the court
to pay one half the cost of bridge over
Bob's creek, on the Moscow AMI Cap-au-
Grls road, below the big slough, provided
the court would appropriate the o'her
haH. The court appointed L. c. Wright
oon DissiOncr 10 draw up p,au and speci
ications for the bridge, to be submitted
at the July called term (third Monday,
shen bids will be advertised for.
The lottery jury system, under the new
law, engaged a portion of the courts
time. A propor'ionase number of names
of che citizens of each township are
written on strips Of paper, and all placed
in hat, or box, or some convenient
receptacle, and well shaken before Ia
ken" out. The clerk then draws out one
name at time, and woe to the unlucky
fellow that falls into his hands-for he
has to serve on the jury. This process
is kept up until enough are obtained to
Gil out the juries. The following are
the grand and petit juries "drawn' by the
new tangled lottery to serve at the fall
term of tho circuit court. 1t will be
observed that by this system the smaller
townships don't always get the smallest
number of jurors:
GRAND JURY.
| B. f. Elliott, Bedford township.
George \. Smith, Clark
3 David Wilson, Union
1 Sam'l Richards, Hurricane
5 Rufus A. llill Clark
6 James Wilson, Waverly
7 j. II. Linthcum, Prairie
3 q. w. White. des, Union
8 Jonathan Dodson, Hurricane"
10 Robert Kicks, Monroe
II A. j. Reeds, Nineveh
II Andrew Finley, Union
l3 j. l.. Ray, Hedioid
ii Frederick Wing, Clark
Is Wilford Lee, Millwood
l6 james v MoxIey, Union
II Il. d. Wilkinson, Monroe
Is l. i. Thomas, Nineveh
| PETIT JURY.
l j NJ. Gladney, Hurricane township
2 John Havener, Prairie Z"
3 Henry G. Duncan, Clark
4 j. r. Shelton, Nineveh
5 j, C. Elmore, Praire
6 j. NJ. Frink. i'edtord
I Thomas }. Seaton, Hurricane "
8 NJ r Watts, Hurricane
8 w. b Cochran, Clark
10 W. j. Holmes, Prairie
II w. y. Shocklee, Millwood
II G. NJ. Aloway, Hurricane
l3 A. N. Williams, Clark
II NJ. Lansche, Prairie
Is Thomas J. Nalley, Hurricpne
16 B. +, Robertson
II 4. w. Lewis, Union
Is Richard S. Young, Bedford "
10 w. l.. Elsberry, Hurricane
20 James Lyons, Millwood "
! 2l S. T. Ingram, Nineveh
% Thomas Wilson, Hurricane
23 w. Il. Duncan, Waverly
"a Richard Wells, Hurricane L"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

Highest market price paid for wool.
X. & J. ATKINSON,
NO st. Charles, Mo.
Just arrived, by the Clarksvills and
Great Western railroad, q large train of
new goods at Chantilly, and will sell
the same at lowest cash prices, or will
exchange them for all kinds Of country
produce. Will bo sold as cheap as can
be bought in st. Louis.
A. CAMERON,
n2O Chanully, Mo.
NJ. 7. Britton sells best Wright City
Flour at So 25.
Good bargains in Clothing.
Sells Groceries as cheap as any man in
Troy.
Pays 8 cents for eggs. v7n45
WOOL WANIED!
Highest market price paid for WOOL
Il. & J. ATKINSON,
MO St Charles, Mo.
4. W. Harbaum has lot Of fine wag-
ons On hand. Support home industry,
and buy Of him. You will get as good
or better wagons than those bought Of
foreign manufacturers. They are made
Of the best seasoned wood, and war.
ranted. MS
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

Mr.. j. Z. Cadman has been in our
town tho past week canvassing for Camp
bells New Atlas Of Missouri" 1t is
the most correct sectional map of the
state we have ever seen, aud on a scale OF
six miles to the inch. The work is OF
royal folio size, neatly bound, aud con.
tains history of the state, together with
q general description of its geology, CHI.
matology, agriculture, entomology, to.
biography Of the state and description Of
each county, his tory and statistics of our
religious denominations, education, rail-
road statistics, list of post Offices, and in
fact almost any thing you want to know
of our rich, broad and growing state. A
number Of our citizens, apprecating the
merits Of the work, have subscribed for
it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

Our medical association it appears can,
get its business pill to operating pro
perly. The next meeting will take place
in Troy on the 9th inst.-the fourth
Saturday of the month, as the by laws
provide, according to DR.. McElwec, cor.
responding secretary but we see by the
Dispatch, whose editor is secretary, that
after the next meeting the physicians
will meet on the first Saturday of each
month. If that be the case, the by laws
had better be changed and full under
standing arrived at next Saturday, so
that there will be no more trouble about
the time and place of meeting.
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meantime. the amount due the share
holders is increasing at the rate of 80
per share per month
a New DRAMATIC TRoJPE.-Man-
ager Bird. an old theatrical manager
of San Francisco, has arrived in
Phoebe, accompanied bv Mrs. Carter,
Il ~well.anown actress. His full troupe,
comprising Il number of actors and
actresses of ability, will soon arrive.
ABOUT 7 o'clock yesterday evening,
$50 hoodiuns, 249 professional ioafers,
and one gentleman. Witnessed a
tenacious dog tight on Main street,
near Meadow Valley. We were there
for the purpose Of counting and
classifying.
NIGHT tefOre last. along towards
morning, Harry Merritt got on the
rampage. and aroused severa hun
dred human beings from their sluni-
hers, and prevented rs many more
from going to sleep.
IT is currently reported on the
streets hat the Meadow Valley Com
pany will declare n dividend this
month, a dispatch having been, it is
claimed, received here from San Fran
cisco to that effect.
MASONIC BALL.-The Masons of this
city and vicinity are preparing to
celebrate. with a grand ball. the ami
versary of St. John, the Evangelist,
OH the 9th of this month.
For CHERRY CREEK.-A number
of wagons will leave lower Main
street this morning, loaded with pas
sengers for the e Cherry Creek
mines.
THE American Flag Company has
levied an assessment of 81 so a share,
instead of 81, as first reported.
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Phoebe Items,
from the Record of the 9Th inst

from the Record of the 9Th inSt.l
STATE OF NEVADA VS.. Rosa STEIN
AND NATALIA MORRIS.--This is the
cutting case to which we alluded in
our last. The defendants were arrest
ed day before yesterday, Rosa ms il
principal and Natalie rs accessory, on
the charge of assault with intent to
do great bodily harm; and on this
charge bonds We're given ms required.
But yesterday it vas Withdrawn, and
the charge of assault with intent To
commit murder was substituted. The
defendants plead not guilty to the lat
tercharge. and will havea preliminary
examination next Monday. They
gave bond for appearance in the sum
of $4,000 each.
IT is said there are now $500, 900 in
the RAYMOND Il Ely treasury. or
S26.3315 for every share. "Pungling"
day must come some time, and, in the
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FOURTH OF July MEE1ING.-I

FoCRTH OF July MEETING. In
pursuance to the call, a few patriotic
citizens met yesterday at Eureka Hall
to take tile initiatory steps for a cele-
bration on the Fourth Of July. The
number present being r.tier limited,
az adjournment was had to the Dis.
trict Courtroom, where quite a crowd
oon assembled. Tue meeting organ
ized by electing d. III. Hall Chairman,
and Geo. W. Merrill Secretary.
Various suggestions were made. after
which u Committee of Arrangements
was appointed consisting of Messrs.
SeatOn, Borowsky and Baker. The
cmnIittee was empowered to confer
with similar committees from the fire
companies, and the whole jointly to
make all necessary arrangements for
the celebration. Now that the move
ment has been fully inaugurated, we
predict that the Forthcoming cplebra-
ton will be a very creditable affair.
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Austin Items.
from the Reveille OF June

From the Reveille OF June 6th.l
AN INFAMOUS ISLANDER. There
was a scandalous report in circulation
Yesterday i'm reference to young girl.
who. with her parents formerly re-
sided IN this ci,y. Considerable pains
have been taken to trace the matter
up, and we are happy to state that
there is not Il word OF truth in the re-
port, but that it is il vile Islander from
beginning to end, and doubtless
originated in the diseased imagination
of some misunderstanding, ~cantanker
Gus old terrapin OF the genus hell
cat-a few specimens of which we I'M
fortunately have in our midst. Mr..
Tandy-whO was reported to have
brought the news to this city-desires
us to state that he knows n0thinG
whatever about the matter; that he
v started such a report, and that
he does no desire any further men
ton of his name in connection with
it. All who know MIR. Tandy will
readily eXonerate him from any con-
nectiOn with such al infamous pro-
ceeding. The author OF the internal
Islander ought to he clulbed to death
With Il pack-saddle, and then made to
set in he'll OF Il dozen rotten eggs I'M
tiNhey hatch.
Y THE BOUNDARY LINE.-FrOm a let
ter received by the County Commits
sioners from Mr.. Curtis, who is repre-
senting Lander i'll the surveying party
which is running the boundary line
between Lander and Eureka counties,
we learn hat the line has been run
from the northern boundary to the
railroad, which it crosses about two
miles and II half wesi of Shoshone
Point. If Glib Is map is correct, this
will throw CorteZ into Eureka county
by u couple OF miles or SO, and gives
to Lander county about thirty miles
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of railroad. Mr.. Curtis will remain
with the party until the line is
run to Cortcz, which point he thinks
will he reached by next Sunday.
PRISONER ARRIVED. - Deputy
Sheriff Carter arrived this morning
on the Battle Mountain stage, having
i'll change James Pender. arrested up
ON a charge of grand larceny. Mr..
Carter arrested the prisoner at Column
bus, where he has for some time past
been running the engine at Jerry Mil
ler'S mill.
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EUREKA FOUNDRY.-This institution
has recently been purchased by
Messrs. Wells and Anderson. Their
advertisement appears under the head
of New to-day" They inform us
that they can furnish all kinds of
castings below San Francisco rates,
and to this fact we would call the par
ticular attention of the mill and fur
mace men of Austin. Belmont, White
Pine, Mineral Hill and the surround
ing country. All work guaranteed to
give entire Satisfac ion. Address
Wells & anderson, Eureka Foundry,
Eureka, Nevada.
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THE Bio SUIT.-Nothing has been
received here for a day relative to the
movements Of the parties tn the great
mining suit in our District Court. The
general impression Gems 10 he that
the fight will lie renewed OF the 10th
M week from to morrow.
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MINING ACCIDENT.-We understand
that a Mr.. Scribner, a miner am
ployed in the X. X. mine, was pretty
badly bruised yesterday by a cave.
We learned no particulars, further
than that no bones We're broken.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

DEPAETED.-Mrs. NJ. X. Chamblin,
the accomplished wife of Doctor
Chamblin, departed yesterday for
Sacramento, on Il visit to her friends.
She will be absent, we believe, during
the summer,
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Hook AND LADDER MEETING
There will he a meeting of the Eure-
ka Hook and Ladder Company No. /,
at the Truck House, Tuesday even
ing. Important business is to be COZ =
sidered, and a full attendance is de-
sired.
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SPECIAL HoTICE.-lt is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of ncarly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills: iiy using
DR.. Henlcy's celebrated | \ J. Bitters
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system and NV life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column, mh2I-3m
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hlreka Sentinel.
a Services To-Day.

es' Church. Rev. Samuel 4.
services will be held in the
O'Clock. and i'm the evening
sunday School will COM
O'Clock 4. NJ.
be services in the church
S~111v evening at Z o'clock.
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and D-pa
Arrival 10.

wv Arrivals.
~ 4 ENNOR's Line:
c Lunt
~ Mrs Geo S Hupp
Her Mrs Sampson
Departures.
~. ceiltlIA ENNOR's LINE:
fHynes Mr. Norris
Mrs DIR bin
Z lewis Mrs ~ f. Lewis
i0EGe Jas Miller
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MEXICAN NETERANS.-A meeting
of the Mexican War Veterans is
called for tomorrow evening, at the
Office of Judge Gates. See notice un.
der the head of New to-day"
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GONE To HAMILTON.-Father Hynes
departed yesterday for Hamilton, to
bo absent several days. There will
be no service in the Catholic Church
to-day in consequence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

THE SAFE MINE-In passing this
mine yesterday we noticed a large
lot of ore Sucked ready for shipment.
Messrs. Manning aud Cooper, the
l~essees, are working the mine very
vigorously,
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CHILDREN's CHURCH.-The regular
service for the children will be held
at st. James Church this evening at
tx o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08

ASSESSMENT LEvIED.--The Eureka
Mining and Smelling Company has
levied an assessment OF 20 cents per
share, delinquent July 8.
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DIVINE SERVICES will be held Sab
bath evening in the District Court
room l,v the Rev. f. C. Arnold, of the
Methodist f ,iscopal Society.
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Ice CREAM at Nichols Confectionery
La GraHde builIi. g. jeS
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NJ. +. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city Also |. C. Rateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard. southeast cor
ner Of Buel and Bateman streets. aplO
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INTELLIGENCE.
District Court.

" Sixth Distrc CT Court, Hon.
ekenney presiding, the follow
DinesS was transacted yester-
Marshall, Il native of Scot
Emitted to citizenship.
3aS Brown VS.. W. Kavanaugh ;
ed for the term.
lkavanaugh VS.. Thos. Brown
Pu for the term.
ed that all jurors he discharged
Term.
llorriscn Us. Stafford TURNKEY
demurrer Overruled and de-
allowed ten days To answer.
leim vs.. Hall, Baker ct ais;
that the appeal herein be ais
adjourned till Monday at 10
| A. NJ.
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SODA, ICE CREAM, NUTS. CANDIES
etc, at Ivy Nichols new Store, in the La
l,rande Building. je3
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Go TO j. OTTENHEIMER's FOR FINE I'M
ported cigars-three for 81. my25tf
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.rHGK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Z.
Con-, 1917, 1oA, lOa bso.
In, soc, &c.
N Valley, %, 2lA.
ond X Ely. w. IL.
e Creole. 2.
Panaca' Ia
can Flag. So. 5N. So.
f1g, Sc, L..
Swan, D..
& Hunt, lH, IL.
Peak, la,l's.
Aar, IL.
Q53fk, 1, H..
6o6e PheniX. 3. 2I, "a.
Is, 6I,7s.
fm11pf tunnel, ~.
fktch. lI's, 1874.
SDenhine, 3.
ireasure. ca.
b Chariot. ss., 81. 81.
moro, 4.
gany, 50. y.
kriot. l., IL.
In q. W, 81.
Point. Ex., 5.
IA, ~.
A., 40, 40E.
Il Curry, lik, u.
ke, l6), 15s, Isl, 1p6.
nr, CT, Us, 6Sh b50.
"a Norcross. so. 80. SO b30, SOY.
Point, lEh, 126.
Nv Jacket, 76, 15k.
rial, 81, 6&, Oh.
r. Mill, 5ss. So b3), 6.
Hill Quartz, z,
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HiNED.-Mrs. Geo. S. Hum, wife
e"Ee iiupP, was among the ar.
py stage yesterday.
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NlNG NOTES. - We yesterday
u some of the mines on Prospect
''aln', and took notes of what
under our observation, int
k' me space to put them in
: shape for this issue. We will
Evor to do the subject justice in
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hihds of fresh fruit at Nichols
'''onery' La Grade building. jes
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Ca party of ladies and gen.
passed the day very agreeably
Fay in IA picnic excursion to the
El grove at the he'd of New
canyon. 1t was an impromtu
but none the less enjoyable on
ecout. Following are a list of
&Who participated Mrs. Gates,
lr"mer. Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs.
hn, Mrs. Traul. Miss Bevans,
wenson, Miss Reed. Miss Wat
Hiss Head. Aiiss Meyers, Miss
Q, Miss Baker. Miss OFT and
Parnes. Among the gentlemen
Eere present and PLAYED the
Rhle were Messrs. j. +. Ramsey,
allS. County Recorder Camp
District Attorney Baker. Dir.
ns. j. Russell. Thos. Ferguson,
Cross. Smith Harris. Captain
F and Pete Weber. The PARTY
Pup in stages, buggies. etc, and
pea IN the woods unth near sun
y fine lunch was taken along,
are enthusiastic i'm their praise
very ENJOYABLE nature of the
Pm. Since this beginning has
[ihade we hear of other picnics
fteu, and the indications are that
fionS of this kind are to be very
Ftr with the ladies and gentle
p Eureka during the summer.
lInlc Tor all OF the children in
rs talked of for next Saturday.
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VERY LOWEST PRICES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate busi-
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or privatesale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "QuirlS sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swindells *
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams IL Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas IL
Baylor Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G, NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Snced & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryocli Il Row
land, st. Louis; Il. G, Jordan q Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
Mr. A. HIBBJER e. co.
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IN Rio Grande thirty-seyen regiments
of infantry aud cavalry, which every
one must know islargoly In excess Of
the demand our protection requires
but now that six thousand additional
troops are TO reinforce the number Of
men already ON the Mexican line, what
does II mean? Here Ia an extract We
take from the Waco Advance, and. we
heartily concur In his conjectnres;
A late dispatch from Washington
states that the Government Ia arrang-
Ing 10 send six thousand troops 10 the
RIO Grandc to reinforce tho army now
on TINT river, This looks M II some
'warikc steps were about To be taken.
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pos GOVERNOR;
(. ~. ApAns. sfDsIlas csusty.
,ThtAailgAttald
ID. McCALEB, Editor.
> : II, c,IoTyrY srATfSricH.Il

Inasmuch ass the city and county Of
Dallas, by an unaccountable cause of
attraction, have, become the focus to
whiel. tho tideof Immigration from all
oaarers III the sIobs als tending, we
.Ieeln II entirely lirpperto publish, for
tbeIr, benefit, aswell as forsthe general
information Of those who have already
settled among us, q few Of the Items
Of. wealth, as they existed In our
county on the first day ofJanuary last.
Since that time, we are advised by
tho County Court that the valuation In
@the Increase of improvements and
stock will aggregate nearly s2OOO,0OO.
There was assessed, at that time,
43O,2l9 acres of land lS,S46 head OF
horses, 2e,ssl head Of cattle l,544
mules, a,2ls head Of Sheep The val
uatIon affixed to this assessment aggrc-
gatess$SdeOOOo, agalnsteSi,3 900 on
the first day of January, 1877. BY
next January the grand total of our
a taxableproperty will he quito $1,000
0OO With these figures TO guide ny In
estimating the future greatness of our
county, every ono must become in
stlnctlvely impressed with the lmpor-
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|snN, ~, $500 -, " IVY, 'a ~
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