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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-01
Kentucky Gold and silver Mining

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining
Company. -Location of Works Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln County, State of Nevada.-Notice
is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Trustees Of said company, held on the I'd day
of June, 1873, an assessment mo. g. of One
Dollar and oue-half per share was levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary of said company. at the office Of said COM
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the 5th
day Of July, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on Saturday, the Goth day of July.
1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
J.P. CAVALIER, Secretary.
office-No. 500 California street San Francisco,
Cali
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-01

Special NOtice.-At q meeting of the
Board of Trustees Of the Kentucky Gold and
Silver Mining Company, held this day, assess
ment No. s, Of four dollars per share, was re-
scinded. Any stock upon which said assessment
has been paid will be credited with the amount
paid upon assessment No. 6, and balance re-
funded on presentation at the office of the COM
pany By order Of Board Of Trustees.
J. p. CAVALIER,
Secretary, 500 California street.
June 2, 1878. je7td
, 1873-11-10
RAILROAD OFFENSES.

Suit to Io Instituted by tho Katlrond
Commissioners Against tho ClltCug0
&c Alton IL Eond.
i. Special Disuaich 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-Tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners were yestorday at
CarIinvillo md Virdon, and took large amount
Of testimony which thoy state establishes tho
fact that tho Chicago l. Alton Railroad Company
at thoso points disoriminatoB against st. Louis,
and in favor of Chicago trade. The evidence is
of s1ch positive character that the present
purpoBo OF t!lo Commissioners is to at once in
atitate a suit against the Company for violation
Of the Railroad law.
Col: Cook, one Of tho Commissioner, LOTT
here this noon very sick, III consequence OF
which the Board adjourned, but they will re-
sume thoIr official inyestigations into the Of
1ensos charged against railroad management
next week. !
Special Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
0ANLlNv1LtE. ILL.,, Nov. 8:7pllo Board OF
Rai]road Commiaaioners hold q meeting at this
place last night for the purpose Of oliciting Al
expression from tho merchants and n1nnufacr
turers OF this city as to The workings of onr
present nallroaa law, Tho meeting VAS vol
attended.
, 1873-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
Special Dfspateh to T'hs Chicago gr'buns.
sr. PAUL, Nov. 8.-The Eueninq Dispatch givos
a list OF tho next Legislature, classified as fol-
lows; scnato-Ropublloan al Opposition, a..
Houac-Ropublican 90; oppoaition, AZ. Major
ity Oh joint ballot. 28. Republican loss from
last yoar, 40: Tho Opposition gain oight votes
In tho Senate, which will count agatnst Ram
Boy's re-ctaction.
RETURNS arc coming In slowly. Tho voto Ia
light, aud Davis majority may not oxceod 5000.
Dixie, Antt-hing candidate, Is eertsnlys selected
Troasnrer. THO vote on Secretary of stntos close,
with tho ohancoa fnvoriug Jonnison, Republican.
Davis and tue whole Republican iokot would
llnyo boon dofcated had tho Opposition known
itB own strength. Tho I4iborai- Democratic State
Committee mover mot or took any action during
tho campaign. Tho Owatonna Committee mot
only once. aud then did nothing moro than Buh-
scribe $3.50 for campaign oxponses. Yheir
stnto candidates oxpocted defeat, and did little
to prevent 1t. Tho Republican losses nro, ttloro-
fore, surprising, and encourage tho Opposition
to unite aud work together hereafter.
, 1873-11-10
CANADA.

The Now Cabinet and How 1t is
Liked -- 'The rsiplfsteri1ll PRESS Re.
signed to the AituntiOn.
Special Dispatth u 1Ae Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Noy. 8.-The Office of Munster Of
Militia has boon flllotl BY Hoss OF Victoria. The
Presidency Of tho Council IL still untitled.
In addition to those reported, it appears that
tho outgoing Government made long Ii It of sp-
poIntments. Mombors aro leaving for thoir
homes, very few remaining In tho city.
The composition Of tho now Ministry glyos
vory general Batiefaetion to the country. 1t nos
sessob great executive talent, md is much moro
-rononTo, Nov. 8.-Tho ministerial papers u.s.
aert tint tile new Miniators will not b. Opposed
in their recollection by Opposition candidates.
There Is one yory good reason therefor. Noary
every man was olooted by largo majority. aud
, 1873-11-10

. Special Dispatch to This Chicago 7r1b,tnr.
PORTLAND, Ind, Nov. 8.-Tho man Huey, go
diabolically outraged hero yesterday morning, is
agony. A man named Shannon was arrested to-
day, and will have trial this ovoning. Shan
non has several timoa threatened Hueya life, be-
cause, whom Marshal, ho jailed Shannon often
for drunkenness.
PieceR Of flesh cut from Huoy cannot DO found,
and 1t ts supposed they were carried OF by tho
violators. The decd was done in tho dark, and
SO quickly that before tho man waB fairly
awake It was ovor, ind tho men escaping.
said M old lover Of tho girl to whom Huey ia
engaged was Reon in town tile afternoon before
tho crime, and has not boen seen since. Great
efforts arc being mndo to 4 find him, but they
have not succoetlod yet.
LATER Shannon has been released on $500
hail
, 1873-11-10

Tl,o Fight Uetwocn Ooiinlnissiaper
Uhnrlici1 and EuntMn1ly 5lsuct,nte es
fnterostinK-Valunbl Eucts Likely
to A4ollik 0ut-NIuMictpnl Expenses.
New YonK, Nov. 8.-police Commissioner
Clarlok wgs expelled from .rammany Hull the
otlor night on motion Of John Morrisaey, and now
CommiBBloner Oharl!ek hes iasued All order to
have all gambling houses sud policy shops Of
this city CLOSED up Immediately under pain OF
dismissal from the police dep partment ct tlla
Captains who do not aea TINT the or
dor is carried out to the lcttor. He
says II tho T"mmany Hall Qonoral Com
nittoe waits reform In tue city, now tloy
shall have It il tho Polioe Department. can glvo
It to them. It waa expected that Tanlmany
wonld to-day formally prefer charges against
Commissioner Charlick, and defpa9d hIa re-'
moval by Mayor Hayemoyer. Tho allegations
sro that gross frauds wero committed III uortaip
djptflata where tho Commission had visited !,
that tl1o u1arectors Of Election wore changed
when it was fhoug4t necessary to. dofeat candi-
datoa tlat polio6!ne4 wero used before and on
the day OF the olcotion to lptimdato votors aud
TINT oYon stroet~Bwoopsrs weers dismissed from
tho employ Of tho city whoaai thought
friendly to candidates. It ia alao 9aId
that sorlouB charges arc to bo preforrol against
Police supo5intendent Natal Ia relation to hls
management aud alleged manipuationa Of the
election returns, uslpg tho police force to afaot
, 1873-11-10

The peopIe OF Quincy, on Tuesday, by a voto
OF 457 for to 1928 against, voted down the pro-
poBed new city chartor. It will now sleep for
a large increase in tho Republican vote Of
Big Rock Kane County. is clainied. At the 'oloe-
tlon last June for Circuit Judge no votes we're
cast for the Republican candidate, and ut the
recent election one voto was givon, which ia
cheering indlcation.--Aurord Herald.
Tho county tax debt, 30 long hanging over
Clark County has at last been fundod BY tho
Board Of Supervisors, and is to be paid ono-
fourth in five, and samo in ton, Aftoen, aud
twenty years' bonds Of the county, to issue and
mum. Tho debt amounts to s5s,0oo. :;
Quincy Ia boaating that nIls pays her polloe
force 81 ,098 q month, and Gountry. newspapers
in hnr vicinity quote tho item With awe. fIlat
may DO largo sum for a quiet plaoe like Quincy,
her police force, and tho only regrat Is that the
force ID not larger Peoria 1rqnscrtut,
. The Mattoon poas. .Qtlloe affair illuminated in
IN election r., ~ tho position, on last Tuesday. 1t
IL known to our roadors liz. .'apt. George Y.
Lynn was anpoiptaa Postmaster Of THIS s.s s..s
oumbens, weut On to Washington M and F's aucc'sseded
in getting tho appointment roYqkod and himself
raiastated. Capt: Lynn wont to headquarters
to ses what 1t all meant and tlnally succeeded
in having tho matter aubmltted to tho pooplo Of
Tuesday last, and resulted in tho choice OF
Capt. Lynn BY large majority, and he will soon
.-9angamon County has had but two uQHnty
Clerks ainoc ita organization IN 1871, l,-atty-twq
years ago-and both Of these belonged to the
same family, being fathor and sou, !rhs first
WAS Charles Il. Matheny, sr., who was chosen 70
1921, being constantly reelected until 1881,
when he died, and his aon Noah WAS appointed
Clerk nd ipterim, end afterwards elected to that
place, holding Y 1uluterrqpteQlY to tha Present
time. At Tnesday'e olootion,, howoyer, Mr,
NOW gives plaoo 10 sau8amon County'ss third
Olork. It III doubtful r4otAor AnptAar almilaf
Instance, where an eleotlye office las remained
70 long In the same hands, can bs found iu the
West.
, 1873-11-10
BOSTON,.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Mass., Nov. 8.-Thoro ia very hope
full feeling among tho provision trado. aud the
reports from the West are regarded as quite ta-
yorablo.
DnEADBTUFFB
remain unchanged, and tho sales continue to ba
confined to the actual wants of Consumers.
Grain is ir7ner, and. whilo tile demand lH not
any larger, the favorable advices from abroad
tond to stiften up prices hero.
i THE boot AND sHoE TRADE,
as usual ut this season, continues light, but the
market ia il q healthy condition, bnd, while tho
ssles for spring goods may open later than
usual, the domsnd is likely to bo more than all
average one. -
PRODUCE
is hardly 30 active and aomo Of the loading ar
ticles not 10 strong az last week.
GROCERIES
are weak Fiah romhiu quiet, and tho de:2.and
ia still limited to moderate quantitieB.
LEATHER
is quiet, and tho domand from tho manufacture
ers Of spring goods has not yet act ip.
, 1873-11-10
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
NEW YORK.
A n1lfGIITEn 1'llDHrECT,


NEW YonK, Nov. s.-rlo woolt olosoB with m
improved fco!ing. Wall stroot fcols bottcr tlian
gcstorlay !; there aro no fnrtllor suspensions.
Banks aro growing stronger I; reports from tho
Wcat aro encouraging, and oablo kilograms from
London aro lnucll loss dismal, though not Alto
gethor as assuring a. desired.
LONDON Apv1uEB. .'''':
Money In London WAS reported very netivo In
opon market at por cent and somo firms had
dispatches from tl.oir correspondence that
tho bank ratio would 10 advanced to 10 per
cont noxt wools, and tho Bank act sls-
pended. Somo foreign bankers also ro-
cuiycil instructions to outor into now
negotiations with caution. Thoro. It acoms,
shares OF now diamond, gold. aud eilyor mines
OF the Widest description, securities OF doubtful
railroads. and bonds Of tottoring mud rotton
governments, worc taken with ayllity, and In
has suffered from the collapse Of those, wild
8chemos, and now London Ia fceling tho Pres
sure. II is estimated that tho shriukago Mt
London In tho securities mentioned above hRa
bceu ut least 81 00o,000,0 within tho ycar past.
Money hcrc loaned at 1-32 to & per cont.
FonE1oN EXCHANGE
WAS quiet aud Arm, closlng at 10514 @105}S for
and 1o9@loo4 for cabo transfers. Commercial
bills dull, az tho advance Ia bankors sterling Ia
tio result Of distrust and not active domand.
GOLD
declined to io7 onrly in tho day, but afterwards
advanced to 10716, and olosoa Mt 107}9. Tho
~. i4S' :, 5 s. 8, ., and por cont gold,
and fat for borrowing. Tho final ratio was s
por cent for Carrying Clcarances. e61 900 900.
Tho Treasury operations for tho week. ut tho Now
York Office included tho disbursement Of 81, 2,318,-
600 on account Of interest and in redemption Of
$50 bonds, and receipt Of 81 1,95G,O96 for cuB-
toms. Specie Bhipmonta tho Same timo. $780,
900. principally Id silynr bars, Total exports,
Ct, ,0I2 75i OF which 81, 4,013,527 were 1nerohan-
disc, and 81, ,000, ,229 dry goods.
0ovEnN1ENTa
BtoadY at nominal prices.
STATE BONDS
dull, with worry little doing.
1IBCELLANE0Ug.
Railway and miscellaneous speculation to-day
was exceedingly quiet, but q flrmer feeling pre-
vailed Tho advance In prices ranged from 19
to AZ nor cent. Erie roso from 39 to 40, and
finally broke to 87114. The riHe In Eric was en-
gineorod by some German bankors who called
III their stock loaned to the bears, which made
things lively for tlmo. Ono banker loaned
6,U06 shares dat, but afterwards a. high rs 15
0OA per cent was paid for borrowing.
Tile general market rose N to ~ per cont
from the opcuing to the end Of. the first call,
whom The temper of speculation changed, and
prices reacted Il to por cont. Lato In tho day
thero was Arm feeling again, and tho highest
quotations wcro made toward. tho closo. Tho
largest dealings wero In Westorn Union, Lake
Shore, Now York Central. Eric, Wabash, Rock
Island, and Pacific Mail. 's.:
, 1873-11-10
PITTSBURGH.

spectas Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
P1Trsbunan, Pa. Nov. 8.-In tho financial line
nothing now uas developed to-day, There waa
O rumor OF tho failure Of two prominent housoH,
but they are falso. No failures hayc occurred
further than those recorded in THE Tn1p-
uHE. Messrs. MoVays returned all dopoaits
nude on yesterday, aud they deny that any one
deposited $1,000 with them just before thoy
closed. There seems to be no doubt In tho pub
lie mind hero that they will Soon resume, and
much sympathy is expressed for thom, aa they
have aiwaya done = straightforward, honorable
buBinoss. Tho failure Of Lloyd, Hamilton u Co.,
In New York, was the real cause OF their Buspen-
sion. Tho firm have not yot mado statement,
but they promise ono In d very tow days.
, 1873-11-10
WASHiNGTON.

Amusing C0rresp0ndenCC-AS South cr11
LO1sn Proposed - District Matters =
Civil Service Examinations Post-
potlcd.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 8.-Thoro' is considerable
anxiety III military circles over correspondence
between the Ohiof Signal Officer, Nyor, md the
Secretary Of War. Myers' rank Ia Colonel,
with Brigadlor bro7ct. =, Ho has fallen
tBrigadfer-d General" Two timoly official hints
wero given him that his assumod rank Has in
violation of fact and law. 4 few days ago tho
Secretary Of War wrote him m autograph letter
that ho had no right .whatoyor, TO- a,gn hfmsolf
Brigadier- Genoral, since which time ho haa on
dier-General by brevet."
uED1oulouB PROPOSITION.
a great deal Of ridiou1o Ia bestowed on tho
letters Of +. N. T, Hunter. Of Virginia. which
$500, 200, 900 to the South in 4 per cont thirty
years bonds, for which the planters are to pay
6 per cent, and give . first mortgage on their
this plan. :,
p1srn1or AFFAIRS. j..
Tho Governor Of tho District OF Columbia
and his poreonal staN have gone to New York to
stay tho more restivo contractors who demand
their money. Tile report OF tho Engineer ,of
tho District, which has been circulated today in
the manuscript, shows a truly extraordinary
a large commonwealth. About 500 miles of i'm
proved sidewalk and roadway have been 1aid
down In less than two years.
fTo the Assoctated Prtss,l
.rosTAL-sERyICE EXTENSION.
WAsuINaToN, D. g., NOV. 8.-An extension
of tho postal scrvico has boon ordered Oh tho
peninsular nairoad from South Dond to Fort
Wayne Junction. 4c miles, Commencing on Tho
Nsrnucr1oxs TO TnEAsunY-AaHsrs.
Thu First EnmDtrDltnr has inAt11ctni1 tha A.
, 1873-11-10
COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT.

Tho Town Clerk and Supervisor OF
the Tosvza qf Eorrsstor. Oglo, County,
ILL.,, sent to Jatl f9r Uontompt Of
Court.
RooKFonp, ILL.,. Nov. "A contempt case Of
mr1ch interest was before tho Court yesterday.
Tho town OF Forester. Oglo County, voted $7b,-
COO to the Chicago L Iowa Rnilroad, In ttmea
whon tue fever was high for, municipal aid to
railroads. Tho lapse Of timo developed features
of the inyesEment not so desirable as
tho people bad 9attorcd themselves they
would BIO, and tho bonds Hare not issued.
A decree Of tho Court was issped on May
20, 1878, to iHsno seyeuty-1ya bonds of 81, ,O09
ennl,, and on tho 11th OF October lat m order
was issued citing tho Clerk and the Supervisor
oi tho town ,to sloy pa',so why the bonls wero
not issued, followed Ga OCT, 93 BY IN order to
tempt should not bo issued Although they
pleaded sn Oslo County injanotlon, the Court
aud yesterday committed Franklin II. Tico and
John A. Smith, the officers before named, to tho
County Jail till they aIgn tho bonds, aud tl6y
aro now in conliue.nout awaiting tho result OF !
consultation with legal mud other counsel.
, 1873-11-10


were in acasion to-day. considering their roor-
gal,ization, but adjourned to Monday without
coming to my conclusion. Tho officers aud Re-
cevor OF the Company have taken possession OF
tho houao and lot, and Of certain other real es-
tato in Brooklyn, which belonged to Carleton.
sTocK EXCHANGE SUSPENSION.
Tho special committee Which was appointed
duct Of a. D. Williams Il Co. in ovordrawing
their account in the Bunk 9f ' North Amorics' on
same good In proper time, has reported to the
Governing that aaaa,be aey demea nad the tho
strl1ctiye to thoir credit and shocking to the
confidence which must exit lt, hetTeen nslta
Ile committee also report that, wlio they 30
quit the firm Of any intontion to defraud, they
e1proas their unqualified condemnation, OF Ito
CONDUCT. Williams h Go. aro suspended indoh-
pitely from their membership in tue Stock Ex-
cAango.
SATISFACTORILY BETTLKD.
New TonK, Nov. 8.-TAe bankruptcy case OF
Eonyon Cox d Co. has boon enttlod satisfaotori-
ly to Ill concerned, and legal proceedings
stoppcl.
, 1873-11-10
THE MANUFACTURERS

speeia. i?ispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Nov. 8-Tho Worcester Spy this
morning contains long md dotatled statement
OF tho condition Of business in that city of the
various manufactures Apa machino-Bhops.
1t says The dull aoaaon Affects the mnnufac-
turing interests Of this as VOL as other cities,
and in many cageB tic working force, AZ vol as
tho number Of working hours, has beon reduood.
The manufacturers Of machiniBts' tools arc most
Affected mud tho firms engaged In woodworking
arc the least affected.
BOOTS AND BupEs.
It il about timo for the boot and shoe n1an-
ufaoturors to suspend operations preparatory
this year they have reduced help earlier thnn
usual In many caaes, thoAe firms who arc at
present running thcir Embellishments on full
time, with full forco Of hants, arc engaged
upon foreign ORDERS but tow arc being received at
the present time for this country. One Of the
rcasons aasigned for the dullneas IN tho boot
business is tho wet woather Of last spring.
ueayy goods are manufactured almost oxcu-
Rively In this city, and dealers bought hoayy
after tloy had procured their spring stock, and,
AZ a result, had to carry over portions Of their
spring stock almost ontiro.
Among tho 1nanufact9rora OF other classes OF
goods, tho general opinion prevails that the de-
Mand will be unusually lively whom tho money
market becomes sottIel. as lhere is Ut present
hut very small supply in tho market, doalers
for & so5sg h2 ra"e Ss e s cd aHsg Yin dds o @ qn
customers. With tho exception Of the boot and
Hlloo business. manufacturers nro gonorally con.
fldont TINT tho proBont stato of affairs will
continue ouly through tho month of
DECEMBER, and many of thom are Of
the opinion that tie spring trade
will open during tho month Of December. The
boot manufacturers arc Of tho opinion that their
business will revive about tho middle OF Janua-
ry, while the shoe dealors are confident that tho
first OF January will HOG the aloo bYsineBe active.
yrom tho long liat Of reports furnished by dif-
teront establlsmenta. upon which tito above con-
clueions arc based. quote fow concerning eH-
tablisl,uouts TINT boro national reputation. -
THE Aa1Es FLOW COMPANY,
manufacturers Of agricultural Implements, arc
running full time, will, tho usual n,,nbar Of hands.
TAey hayo orders OIL hand which cannot 10 tillol,
without increasing their working force, until tho
middle Of JRpuary. Tho prospect III that they
will continue operating as at presont through the
winter.
TuE n1oE, BARTON FAIEs IRON AND MACHINE
COMPANY
manufaoturera Of papor, calico, printing, and
bleaching machinery, arc running on full time,
with tho usual number OF hands, and hayo az yet
taken no action either 81 to reducing the NUM-
bor OF workmen or the hours Of work,
r. WEAsoN, R1F1E AND WaToL MANUFACTURING.
Is employing tho full number Of work1lon. and
running ten hours day for tho present.
At THE ARCADE MALLEADLE IRON FOUNDRY.
the working oas8es hayo not been reduced, al-
though the number Of working Aopra has boen
cut down from ton to Hoyell.
r. 4. EARLE b Coz
manufacturers Of card clothing, on Grafton
, 1873-11-10
How 1t IL Tint We All IsclonR to kho


From tho Catholic 1tlegraph (Csnefnna.D,
Some papors in this country arc greatly troub-
1od because the Holy Father, in his rccont letter
to the Emperor Of Germany, claims that nl who
havo received baptism arc mombora Of tho CATH
Ollie Church. Yet the Journals TINT profess to
DO startled by this Catholic doctrine speak nbuut
tho oasholo faith with IT, f4solon1 and poaitiya-
moss TINT ought to be associated only with tho
most perfect knowledge. Suddenly they tliss
c3oso an ignorance which Catholic child could
remove. They stumble ho1plessly over dinl-
Guilty Of straw. Baptism. as all Christians hold.
is the sacrament Of regeneration. By its watora
we arc born again Of Christ in tho order Of
grace, wo are born first In the order Of nature
Of Adam. If wo are children Of Christ by bap-
tiBm We arc also children OF his livno aponeo,
the Catholic Church. "No one" says st. Cypri-
an, scan have God for his father who has not
tho Church for his n1other,"-an q mother aha
las right to tho obedience OF all who arc bap-
tized, The recognition OF baptism administered
outside tho Catholic Church Ii not, as Bomo Of
these worry learned journals think, a novelty.
The Catholic Church has always admitted tile
validity Of tho baptism OF, ProtaBta1ita when
rightly administered. The minister of valid
baptism may DO Jew. herotic, Turk, OF Infido,
provided tile law Of the Catholic Church. i'd
form, matter, and intention, bo observed. It is
only when there Ia reasonable doubt In their
observance TINT she gives baptism to converts,
and thon only conditonauy.
, 1873-11-10
THE INDIANS.

Over 1000 Roaming About Texas.
Undor naE Tree, Committing Dcpre-
dntfOna.
New ORLEANS, La., Nov. 8.-A Waco pexaB)
dispatch sayB: "Capt. J. Z. Elgin has Just ro-
turned from an extensive trip on the frontier,
aud reports tl,at tue Indians arc aB bad, it not
worse, than they have been since tho war. AL
tho Indians aro of their reservations, except
have stolen noarly all tho horses on tho Little
Of thom orossod tho Little Wichita lust vook
a party OF thirteen stole two horses In Jacks
boro on Sunday night. It Is reported that a
surveying party camped outside Of JackBboro
we're fired on by them.'