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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-30

Tas Local Trade PsoBLsM.-TneS Salt
Lake Tribune, in commenting Oh re-
cent local item OF the RECORD showing
how the balance of trade is against us in
dealing with the produce dealers OF Utah
how they sell for coin aud return
without leaving cent behind them
saws: This is strictly according to the
counsel to milk the Gentiles' and me-
nopolize everything to their own advant-
age. Coop, however, will not always
have the entire support of the Church
Brigham having resigned the Presidency
practically reduces it to the level Of II CO.
partnership, and when he goes to Ari-
IONA or to that bourne, etc, everybody
will witness a wonderful squibb!ing over
the dictatorship of that heavenly concern,
which may yet simmer down to simple
William Jennings l. Co"
HAVE REMOVED. drugstore of DIR.
Deal, jewellery store of II. Manning, and
the assay Office Of john Cahill. havs
been removed to the building formerly
occupied by Aleck Brown, adjoining the
State Bank of Nevada, on Main street,
opposite Meadow Valley. The trio-busi-
ness gentlemen named above have fitted
up each department in good shape, and
look happy in their new quarters. They
are all ready for customers.
MAY PAnTY.--A May Party will be
given at Mrs. Shiller's Captain Hanley S
new frame building on Meadow Valley
street, opposite CEDAR, tomorrow eve-
ming MAY 1st). Tickets, 81 SO. A
pleasant time may be anticipated. as We
learn from the fair ones having the mat
ter in charge that calico dresses will be in
order
The new brick store OF II. Lewis is
fast nearing completion. The walls have
received one coat Of plasterius, aud the
roof will be finished ia day or two, a
large force of workmsn beins employed.
A few days more aud Mr.. L,wis will be
ready for business, in building that
will be credit to himself and an orna-
ment the city.
lNpRovNG.-Mr. Mcclellan, who was
injured in the Raymond Il Ely mine,
about three weeks ago by having his heel
much fractured, We are pleased to note,
Is rapidly improving, under the skiliful
treatment Of DR.. Bishop, OF the firm of
Bishop Il Lee.
CoRREcrIoN.-The supper prepared for
the Odd Fellows Ball, on Friday evening
last, 1t is claimed was gotten up exclu-
sively by Messrs. Kelly Il Donahue, and
not by Mr.. Bell, rs was stated in our
issue Of Tuesday.
Social PARTY, Miss Bertha Martin
gives Sociable ON Saturday evening,
May Sd, at Concert Hall, on Lacour
street, Miss Martins parties are always
delightful.
We wish to call attention to DR.. F, tier.
mans removal from the Eureka House,
Lacour street, to one door above the
Capital Restaurant. on the same street.
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JESSE BEENE, pioneer druggist of CAL
hornia and Nevada, and for several years
oil Phoebe, is now receiving full and
complete stock of fresh drugs, medicines
ana chemicals, imported wines, brandies
ana kentucky whiskies. His new place
0, business Is on Main street, one door
above Wheeler Il CO.. where he is pre-
pared to see his old friends and CUSTOM
yrs, and give prompt attention to all
branches Of his business. Prices always
moderate.
lrisa well known fact that Dyspepsia
ana Indigestion are the causes Of nearly
all the diseases that the human body is
h he,f 10; then why pay enormous doctor s
p''Sf ~ using DR.. Henley's celebrated
l. Bitters they can be thoroughly
;iauicated from the system and new life
Impaired to the sufferer. Read adyer-
"sement in another column.
RENovAL.-The wholesale and retail
liquor store Of Alex. Brown has been re-
moved moved from the house above the State
nank OF Nevada to his new block on the
cS aS, Side OF Main street, just below La
o ois where he will be pleased TO meet
wv customers and new ones.
REMOVED. The undersigned have re.
moved moved their stock Of cigars, tobacco and
fancy goods to Jacobs 4 Sultan's block.
a. Jew doors above the old stand, where
tOr es VIII be pleased to receive old Gus.
new ones. 8 Forx g 90. "
FIFTY DoLLARs R.wARp.-Frank Black
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IMPRoyEMENT.-We yesterday counted

IMPRovEMENT.-We yesterday counted
twenty new houses. all Of respectable size
and some irst-class buildings which are
being erected in Phoebe. This is good
showing for dull times. A few houses
are placarded "to let but none are
vacant in the more business portions of the
city. Rents are high--higher. probably,
than in any other part Of the State. Phoebe
cannot decline, permanently, in wealth
or population; the mineral wealth sin
sight" is guarantee of continued adj
vancement for years to come. Those
fluctuations incident to all mining town
now going ahead with a rush, then
going back, and ngain on the stand-still
we must expect; but it will be found
that each years reckoning for many
years to come will find us advancing.
An artesian well is only needed to
guarantee Phoebe metropolitan proper.
tons.
REcoyERED.--We learn that Mr.. Smith
man, miner, who has been dangerously
i'll Of that so frequently fatal disease,
pneumonia, has 80 far recovered as to be
pronounced entirely out of danger. DR..
Fetterman, the homeopathic, who has
recently located in Phoebe was his at
tending physician, and to him the family
attribute Mr.. Smithman's restoration to
health, and take this method Of express
ing their gratitude.
ARRIVAL OF GooDs.-Jas. Cronan, Jesse
Beene, H. Lewis, and others, received
invoices Of new goods, Of kind suited
to their respective branches Of business.
No passengers left on the stage from
Palisade yesterday.
MR. ]. J. HAYES left Hamilton yester-
day for Phoebe.
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the ground in dispute was claimed by
the Raymond Il Ely Company? 1t is a
complete, perfect and indisputable case.
Then here is the law; how will you get
around it?
1t makes no difference whether the
groupings are part of the Panaca
ledge or not; these agents Of the Ray
mond & Ely Company thought they had
struck the Panaca ledge in the Lightner
shaft, and so reported. Time after time
Lightner writes to the officers of the
Company, ''you own 500 feet on each
side Of the Panaca shaft" proving that
he knew the Company claimed the
ground on which he was sinking, and
he availed himself Of every Oppor-
tunity to re-assure his employers Of its
validity. And this is the way he was
true to his friend and beneiactor! Here
was q well-defned ledge running right
through the Lightner shaft, exactly con-
forming with the groupings above, and
Lightner regularly informs his employ
ers that it is the Panaca-''the main pro-
ductive) ledge of the district" Why, I
didn't expect the attorneys on the OPP
posite side would contend that
Lightner aud Perley could have
got adverse t,tles. Judge Lake tries to
get around the law by saying it does not
apply when boundaries are involved.
Why could mot Perley and Lightner &C.
quirs adverse rightsi Because personal
interest would conflict with official duty
because they could not consistently
perform their duties as confidential agents
and acquire rights adverse to their
employers. Do not these reasons apply
as well to the question Of boundaries?
Before the Hernss location Mr.. Perley
and Mr.. Lightner had consulted together
in regard to the company's boundaries,
and that was tho vital question entrusted
to MI. Perley ~ an attorney.
Judge Mesick admits that In ordinary
cases Lightner and Perley would have
been debarred, by their Aduciary rela-
tons to their employers, from setting up
adverse rights; but corporation, he
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
"A sell or give to any Indian any nre-arm, am
munition or intoxicating liquors, q the same IL
contrary to tho laws Of the United States. Any
violation Of the law will be vigorously pun
tshed. g. W. INGALLS,.
n22.H United States Indian Agent,
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THE ARGUMENTS
IN THE
Case.


TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
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THE TURF.
A Gala Day at Jerome Park,
Five Races.

Five Races.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The fall meeting OF
the American Jockey Clue at jerome Park
opened to-day most favorably. The first
race was for purs3 cf $400, entrance
money to the second horse, three-quarters
of mile. Artist, Quits, Free Lance, Wiz
ard, Bessie Lee, Orion, Ksdi and Csribos
started. The race was won by Wizard.
Time, 1:19.
The second race was for the Jerome
stakes, for three year olds, 500 each, half
forfeit, with 1000 added by the club and
$500 in plate by Leonard Jerome, the
second horse to receive $500 out of the
stake. There were seventy nominations,
but only five horses came to the Starting
post, viz: McGrsth's Tom Bowling, McDan-
iel's Springbok, Bellmont's Count D'Orsay,
Little's Fellowcraft and Glen's o. P. B.
The distance was two miles. Bowling took
the lead soon after the start and kept it the
end, winning the race, with Springbok c'ose
on his quarters, and Fellowcraft good
third. Time 3:40-not official. The Judges
refused TO publish the time, giving as a rea-
son that the start was q bad one.
The third raceiwas for the Nursery Stakes
for two-year olds, of fifty dollars each, with
one thousand dollars added; second horse
to receive one hundred dollars, mile heats;
eleven started out of fifty-four nominations.
The race was won by Denison and Cav
ford's ch. colt, Little's Reform second.
Time, 1:47a.
The fourth race was Ifor the handicap
sweepstakes Of fifty dollars each, with five
hundred dollars added, second horse to re-
ceive two hundred dollars, closed with rs
nominations; distance one mile and quar-
ter. The following horses started: Harry
Bsssett, Preakness, Mildew, Eolus, Stock
woods, Survivor, Minnie McStonery and
Joe Johnston. The horses got off in a
bunch, snd when passing under the string
the first time, Eolus was leading, with Bas-
sets lsppiDg his quarters; Bsssstt could not
keep up the pace and fell back. Preakness
now challenged Eolus and soon took the
lead, MildeW rushing into the secon place,
Eolus third and Bsssett fourth. In this
order the race was finished, Joe Johnston
being last. Time, 2:l3.
Tbs fifth race was for a purse OF $500,
the winner to be sold at auction for ST 500,
or to carry 70 pounds extra if entered for
$1,000; allowed so pounds for $500; all
surplus and entrance money to 60 to the
second horse; one mile and three quarters.
Artist, Wheatley, Wild Idle, Mate, Hattie
O'Neal and Utica started. Mate winning In
3:l2B.
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"RABY SHOWS -

The "baby show" is, we believe, a pro
duct of the inventive genius of New Eng.
land, and if it were confined TO that sterile
region, where the scarcity of babies may
cuse exceptional maternity in making
them objects of public exhibition and the
natural iuquisitiveness of the popula-
ton about the private details of
domestic life creates a demand which
could not be otherwise satisfied, we
should have little to say against it; but
when it threatens to spread over the entire
Union, coextensiv3 with lyeum lectures and
life assurance nrospectuses, and to assume
the proportions of national characteristic,
we feel it our duty to protest, just as we
should protest against the general adoption
of our war paint, voudooism, or other local
eccentricities belonging to certain sections
of the country.
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WASHINGTON.
Going 10 steal a March ON the Ku.
KIuX.

n
KIux.
Special to the Louisville Courier Journal.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3.-The At
torney General has been advised of the
newspaper publications on the subject of the
Kentucky KuKlux, ard is now getting all
the facts and information be can obtain. He
has consequently arrived st no conclusion,
and, although much annoyed by newspa-
per correspondents, declines to sag what
will be bis lins Of action. 1t is probable
that before doing aught he will pause to see
what viii be done by the State authorities
OF Kentucky, and, if the government should
decide to interfere, it will be without any
warning TO the parties concerned in the out
RACES.
The Evangelical Alliance.
Arrangements have been made by leading
ministers and members of the Protestant
denominations in Washington, to invite to
this city the members of the Evangelical
Alliance now sitting in New York. The
visit is expected to take place .on the 18th
and 18th instsnts, and the meetings to be
bed in the Metropolitan Methodist Church.
Toe President aud Members Of the Cabinet
are to visit the body.
Reverdy johnson and the Reserve.
l. is reported that the secre5 of Reverdy
Johnson's zeal 10 get the President to put
the 81, 100000 reserve at the disposal of
the banks, was his having son-in-law who
is broker in New YORK city.
The Virginia Campaign.
Hon. Montgom sry B air is to speak in
the Virginia canvass az Winchester and
other points. Ex-senator Hunter will de-
liver the agricultural address at Winchester
On the Sth Of October, and after that will
make speeches in favor of Kemper at
StRunton and Lynchburg.
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CAIRO.
An Embargo on yellow Jack,

nm LIHWHIsO VAl oIEOW JdCAs
CAIRO, ILL, Oct. THE Mayor has
issued proclamation declaring the city of
Cairo in state of quarantine against all
steamers coming up the Mississippi river.
BE considers tAis necessary precaution
since the increase of the yellow fever at
Memphis. A physician VII be appointed
whose duty it will be to meet up steamboats,
with tug two miles below the city and for
bid their landing at Cairo except on q
special permit from said physician. No
permits will be given where the physiciaD
has reason to believe that the passengers or
crew have been exposed to yellow fever.
The health Of the city is improving. We
hear Of but one dangerous case of fever in
the city,
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Thiers on the Republic.
The Insurgent Navy.
A PANIC PICTURE.

A New York correspondent writing up
panic pictures, narrates the following:
A gentleman whose clearinghouse was
forced to suspend on our second Black Fri
day was in consequence utterly ruined a1d
forced to give up even bis houss and furni-
ture to his creditors. This he did manfully
aud honestly and prepared to start life
afresh with a stout heart, though an empty
pocket. Last week his three servants, who
had long been with him, and whom he had
reluctantly been forced to discharge, came
to him and offered to work without pay for
q year, while the cook, with tears in her
eyes, brought him her handbook and asked
him to take the 5000 which she had laid by
from her wages and use it as he saw fit.
This is one of the redeeming features of
these troublesome times.
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NEW YORK.
Amending the Federal Constitution.

The Mode of Presidential Election.
New YORK, Oct. A meeting of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections of
United States Senate, to consider plan for
changing the constitution with regard to the
method of electiug the President, which was
to have taken place here yesterday was not
held il consequence of the absence of q
quorum, Senators MortO', Carpenter,
Anthony, and Bayard only being present.
Senator Anthony in answer to inquiries said
it would be impossible to indicate the char
scter of the committees report. He was
certain, however, that the method of elect
ing the President by direct vote would not
be commended, for the reason that it
would be impossible TO get the necessary
two thirds vote for such plan, but certain
deficiencies in the present method, which
experience had made manifest, would
doubtless be supplied. A quorum of the
Committee is expec.ed in the city to-day.
Re- arrested.
Gen. Ryan, of Cuban notoriety, was re-
arrested to-day, on an old suit, his bonds
men having failed 10 justify,
Indicted for EmbezZlement.
The grand jury of Brooklyn indicted
Cortland Sprsgue, Ex Treasurer of the city,
and M. T. Rodman, bis deputy, for embez-
element. The jury stated, after careful
examination they found that only the above
were concerned in the frauds.
Relief for Memphis.
The Cotton Exchange to-day subscribed
81 500 for yellow fever sufferers in Mem
phis.
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CRIMINAL.
Another Model Young Man.

Another Model Young Man.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4. - John Howard
Young, money order clerk at the Brooklyn
postofhce, has been missing from his desk
since Saturday last, and hurried eXamsna-
tion OF his accounts shows that deficiency
exists. An expert accountant is now making
a Careful examination to ascertain the exact
amount. Mr.. Young was looked upon as
an honest officer.
A Brace of Murders.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct 4.-Geo. Law
was shot dead last night while robbing the
garden o! Frank Espy, near this city.
James Warner was lodged in prison to-
who, with Others, had used indecent Ian
guage in the presence of Warmers wife.
A Fatal Discharge.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 3.-Wm. Barnes,
section boss on the st. Louis & South
Ess eCn Railroad was shot and mortally
wounded by Geo. Owens a striker in the
machine shors Of the same company, at
Mount Vernon, Ills. Thursday evening.
The affair grew out of discharge of Jno.
Owens, brother of George as a section boss.
a Maniac Kills His Sister and Father.
A terrible affair is reported from Schuyler
Nebraska, 1t appears a young son Of a
Mr.. Fahey, livirg near Schuyler, who was
subject to crazy fits, became enraged las!
Tuesday, at some ac.ion of bis sister and
father, and struck the former over the head
with gun, kuockingeher senseless, and
then tried to cut her throat with a tatcbet.
Subsequently he attacked his father and
beat his brains out with the butt end of the
gun, He was arrestedS
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THE tomb of Elbu Y ale, Governor of the
East India Company and founder of Yale
College, who died in 1921, and was buried
at Wrexham, in the north of Wales, has re-
Gently been visited by a Yale tourist, who
reports in the College CoeTGnt that the
stones are fast crumbling TO decay, and
suggests that fund be raised by the alumni
for the erection of monument and statute
upon the spot.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Getting Scared.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 4.-The city and
county authorities have qusrantiDed the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, the
Southern Div sion Ct the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad and the river below. This action
was taken owing 10 the spread of fever
along Red rives and at Memphis
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CUNNING is becoming fashionable sport
with the ladies of the French nobility. The
youug Dianas 90 to the forest with their
beaux, dressed in jsck-boots, with zouaye
velvet pantaloons buttoning at the knee,
blouse in velvet, tightened to the waist by
a leather belt; falling shirt collar and bri.
gand hat. The game, like Captain Scotts
famous coon, comes down Of its own ac-
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Gratifying 10 TempIars.

CHICAGO, Oct. The Supreme Court
of Illinois, in session at Ottawa, has rem
dered decision through Justice Scott, af-
irming the validity of the Safe liquor law !,
which, it will be remembered, is similar TO
that in force in Ohio. The opinion, which
is quite long, sustains the law in all points.
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THE COMMUNE, during their possession

THE COMMUNE, during their possession
of Paris, destroyed among other things all
tie official records of births and marriages.
As most of them were family men and
women, without marriage, or unconscious
of their own pareptage, the
object was to place all on level OF
equality" in this respect. The work OF
restoring the records is now in progress, as
al who are not recorded are regarded in
the eye OF the law as illegitimate. 1t has
made brisk work for the lawyers.-Bdtti-
more american.
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The Jonesboro Herald and Tribune
says: "The true theory is to support free
schools By loe1, taxation. Directors ought
not TO depend entirely on the public funds"
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LOUISVILLE.

Charity for the Memphis and ShreVe-
port Sufferers,
LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A large meeting oi
the Board of Trade w&s held last night for
the relief of Memphis and Shreveport suf-
erers. Extensive subscriptions were OBJ
tanned and ward committees are to be sp.
pointed Monday 60 canvass the city. The
proceeds of the Exposition Wednesday and
Wednesday night are o be given to the suf
ferers. Deep interest has been awakened
in this cause.
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THE POLARIS.
Buddington in New York Harbor.

He is under Martial Law, and De-
clines being interviewed.
New YORK, Oct. Awhile the steam
ship City of Antwerp was coming up the
bay this morning, the United States steam
er rallapoosa went alongs ide aud took on
board Capt. Buddington and his men of the
POlaris. The Tallapoosa then steamed to
the Navy yard, and will leave this afternoon
for Washington with the rescued voy-
ayers.
Capt. Buddington ssid to reporter pleas
antly that he was under martial law and
could not make any statement concerning
his eventful voyage. The Captain and his
associates seemed in excellent health.
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FOREIGN.
AFautue I'm Hungary.

LONDON, Oc.. At is reported that
crops have failed in Hungary, and that a
famine prevails in some sections.
Has Jay Cooke Been POOLING the
Khediye?
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, says
a financial panic prevails in that ci,y. Mon
ey is very scarce. No failures are yet re-
ported.
A Fill Puddle.
A Melbourne, Australia, dispatch reports
that anarchy prevsils in the Fiji Islands.
Many of the white settlers refuse to pay
taxes, and have taken up arms to resist
their collection. The British and German
Consuls have interviewed to restore order.
The commander of British gunboat has
forbidden the subjects OF Great Britain
from arming.
Imperialism at a Discount.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-The GdulOiS having au-
nounced that a list would be opened at its
Office for the enrolment of all persons who
desired to join Bonaparte League, the
Minister of the Interior has issued an order
forbidding the carrying out of the project.
Theirs ON the Republic.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-Thiers has written to the
Mayor of Nancy declining to visit that town
till the present crisis has passed. He says
the Left must defend the Republic, the prin-
ciples of 1889, and the tri-color, without
which, counter revolution would be an
odious and revolving lie.
The Insurgent Navy.
MADRID, Oct. Intransigente vessels
Tetuan and Fernando FL Catslico have
effected landing off Yarrucha for the pur-
pose of procuring provisions. 1t is apparent
" their intention also to pillags the silver
mines in the vicinity of TERRA Almszers,
and the authorities at that place are max
ing preparations to resist the attack. Ad-
miral Labos, who is now at Gibraltar with
the Spanish squadron, will go in pursuit of
| the insur2ent vessels.
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Thurlow Weed is spending his last
strength upon his "Reminiscences" and his
daughter acts as his amanuensis,
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Joseph Arch.

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-The workingmen OF
this city and vicinity are making arrange
ments to give a grand reception to Jos.
Arch, on bis arrival here. ihe exercises
will include procession througa the prin-
cipal streets, and addresses in taneuil Hall.
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John Bright has, by his new Office, the
right of presentation TO no less than forty
one church hvings.
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CoTToS was in moderate demand in New
York yesterday, a. 1896 for middllng.