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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVED COM
NUNICATION.

Nothing more nearly concerns the pres
ent and future prosperity of Phoebe than
improved means of communicating with
the adjacent agricultural settlements and
mining districts. A stage line is needed
between here and the Colorado river,
by way of the Muddy Valley, thus
opening direct and rapid means of inter-
communication with the towns and
camps of Arizona and southeastern Cali
fornia. 1t is within our own power to
make Phoebe the second, if not the first,
city of Nevada; but the richest natural
resources and most favored geographical
position are insufficient, in themselves, to
insure this pre-eminence. The enterprise
and putlic-spirit Of the citizens of town
usually govern its destiny. Situated as
Phoebe is, with rival railroads building in
this direction, and new mining and farm
ing districts being opened all around us,
she cannot make sure of future pre-emi-
nence simply because she hasthe start in
wealth and population. Petitions should
Immediately circulate for daily mail COM
munication with both st. George and the
towns of Wallapai district, Arizona. If
we would make Phoebe the center of the
trade of Southeastern Nevada and South
western Utah, we must secure some rapid
andregular means of communicating with
all portions of these sections. Will some
of our citizens take this important matter
in hand at once, and circulate petitions
for the proposed new mail routes?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
Foreign N ews.

HAVANA, March g.
A report has reached this city that
three detachments of troops, composed
wholly Of natives, have revolted anc
joined the insurgents, carrying the com
manding officers with them.
The abolition of slavery in Porto Rice
meets with the approval of the people
| A few pro-slavery leaders only object
Even slaveowners consider the measur,
more favorable than they'had reason t.
expect. The press generally abstain
From comment.
MADRID, March 81.
wat is rumored that secession moye
mont is on foot in the Canaries, a,.,h
ppa Td SEES to declare the Isls"s mae
isb nro,t of Spain and to as siIII;odl n l
been appectorate. Ge9eTG ans uals Of nus ths
Insubordin. On is spreading in the
army at Catalia. Many officers have
been threatened with death, and obliged
to fly.
The Car!ists are masters in Catalonia
The ministerial crisis has terminated.
No changes in the Cabinet have vet been
announced, but decree will be issued
Tomorrow or Saturday ordering an cleo
ton for constituent Cortes. 1t is said
the Conservatives will not vote.
VERSAILLES, March 81.
The Assembly to-day rejected the mo-
ton made by the Left for the abolition
OF the state Of siege.
PARIS, March o.
President Theirs has ordered that the
Project of the Lower Pyrennes arrest
Don Carlos wherever found.
LONDON. March 27.
The grand national steeple chase, near
Liverpool yesterday was won by Captain
Machell's Disturbance. The favorite
horse Footman fell at one of his jumps
and broke his neck.
New YORK, March %.
Foreign papers announce the death, in
London recently, of Lady Shelly; also
of the Duke de Delacarlie, brother of
Oscar II. of Sweden. The death is an
nounced also of General Patrick Yule, of
the English Royal Engineers, who
served in Canada in 1912.
Foreign letters report that Sir Bartle
Frere has failed in his mission to the
Sultan of Zanzibar against the continu-
ance of the slave traffic. .'''...
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

IHE new volume Of Langley's San
Francisco City Directory for 1873, places
the present population of that city at
1oo'323, being a gain during the year of
lo'o4'' or over five and half per cent.
About six hundred buildings have been
erected within the year, at an estimat ed
cost OF 50, 1901 900. The whole number
OF buildings in the city and county is
given at 2O,Ss7. The Great Register
contains 9,403 names-legal voters.
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Eastern Dispatches.

ALBANY, March 81.
Tweed having resigned his seat in the
Senate the committee was discharged
from the further investigation of his case.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
The President and his family left to-
night for New York, to be absent two OF
three days.
The Navy Department announces the
death of Rear Admiral John B. Mont
gomery, at Carlisle, Pa, the 25th inst.
He entered the navy in 1912; was on the
retired list, and was midshipman on
the ship Niagara in the victory on Lake
Erie. N -0
New YORK, March 81.
1t is believed there is to be a general
strike OF trades in this city. The pres
ent trouble comes chiefly from the
lnasons and gas men. The Germans are
especially opposed to the strike, and q
great mass of mechanics seem ayerse TO
the movement.
Judge Faucuer has granted on order
appointing Nathaniel Jarnis, Jr., re-
ceiver of all property of Bidwell. one Of
the alleged Bank of England forpers.
The energies of the police of BROOKLYN
are still turned towards the capture Of
the mysterious woman who is supposed
to have murdered Goodrich. She was
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

IT is said that A. P. lockwood, of Salt
Lake City, has imported lot Of shad
eggs and salmon roe from Seth Green,
with which he proposes to stock the great
inland saa Of Mormondom.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

SMALL-Pox--We do not wish to create
needless alarm in reference to this most
malignant disease, yet it is the duty of
all sensible people here to use every
precaution, and appliance to prevent its
visitation. Exchanges report fifty cases
or over, in Salt Lake City, and several
cases in outside wards. As we are in
daily communication with the infected
locality, too much caution cannot be used
to save ourselves from the devastating
epidemic.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

The Director of the Philadelphia Min.
has received an order from Washington
which requires him hereafter to pay only
ST 20 per ounce for silver purchased by
the Mint--instead of 81 221a as at pres
ent, the former figure being considered
nearer the true market value.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

On the oath inst. Miss Augusta l..
Dargon made her first appearance in Salt
Lake City in the character of Camille.
The press of that city speaks of her in
high terms as an actress.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

ANOTHER season of labor strikes
throughout the Atlantic cities is immi-
nent, the first one to be inaugural d,
probably, will be that of the house
carpenters league in New York city.
They start out with the same proposition
as the one made in 1872, eight hours
labor to constitute days work, instead
OF ten. The strikes of last year proved
disastrous to nearly all unions making
the attempt, and, in all probability, the
same failures will come about from the
strikes of the coming summer.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
SAN Francisco. March

SAN Francisco, March 40
John Devne, convicted of the muSso:
of August Kamp, was brought befSSoel
the Twelfth District Court to-day kre
sentence. Judge McKmstry asked hiRl
what he had to say why Judgment Of
death should not be passed upon him.
When Devne replied that he wished to
make statement, his counsel Judge
Tyler interrupted him. Devine again
said he wished to make a statement.
Tyler said, as prisoners counsel, he did
not wish him to make any statement at
mat time. Upon this Devne RETAINED
from speaking, and the Court sentenced
him to be hanged on Friday, May 8. He
Eeceived his doom with stoical indiff4r-
ace.
The trial of H. McCausland, for the
murder of Noah Mullendore, was re-
sumed to-day the Twelfth District Court
Testimony for the prosecution is being
taken
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

The Eurel -.
March 26, ' 'i' - '' S i''"' VI
Bradley's veto ~ oH ,,-.,
Mountain RAJ. "A' "'''.
A., t-u.:. ilroad bill, makes use Of
u,,,, Language:
without stick cannot write his own name
Of the probabpe OUT MS tongue, 10 TAX
have run across the toughest joke We
hypocritical old asor some 1ine' Inc
to death with stuff,s ought to be beaten
We would suggest
above extract rs suitabl
"club." '''0
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

THE follow : e,
,Ian., 90 commercial report, of date
bos re;ectal missioner of the Land Office
Silrer MIMI the claim of the California
Dardanellt Ling Company, adverse to the
latter fd;e!s. on the application of the
dovs is 6r a patent to 1900 feet. Sixty
retarv allowed for an appeal to the Sec
the recp,sf the Interior. In the case of
aooinet ut decision in favor of the Julia
the tbeo,he Chollar, the matter turned on
Comstock y of one ledge or two on the
MATER nov. The decision was that, as the
not been CIV stands, the explorations have
the LEDGE lrried far enough to prove that
therefore hos single, Inc 'uila patent
further worRlas goou untll Tue ohoiiar "
is Int one lSing shall demonstrate that it
will lose ito edge. In that case the Julia
blaim.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THERE WILL BE
Il Special Meeting Of the
Stockholders Or the State Bank Of
S Is+sla Nevada, .,4s
On the S1st day Of March, A. d. 1873, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, in the Bank, at Phoebe, Nevada,
to alter and amend the By. Laws Of the Corpors.
ton. By order Of the Board of Direction
mar15:2w VA. H. HENDERSON, Sec'y. d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
NOTICE.

"A LII fEhSo2NS HOLDING EvIDENG5s az
"A Indebtedness agniAast the Joadty Of Lin.
coin, contracted before the list day OF March,
1913, are requested to present the same to the
Board OF Funding Commissioners, of said Coun.
ty on the
First day of May,
Or as soon thereafter as possible. at the office Of
the County Auditor, for the purpose of cancel.
ing the same and receiving bonds in lieu
thereof
JOHN ROEDER, County Treasurer,
BY XIV PHILLIPS. Deputy.
rloche, Nevada, March "a 1873. mr25-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
Second Dispatch.

SAN Francisco, March 90, p. NJ.
The Gold Bluff expedition returned to-
day from Readings Rock. The color of
gold was not discovered, although the
beach was prospected for a distance Of
five miles. The expedition cost $1,000.
SAN Diego, March 20.
The World has information that the
schooner Lark, Captain Barbie, which
left here week ago for Ensenadas, took
on board six convicted murderers, who
were going to La Paz for imprisonment
near San Quentin. 1t is supposed the
convicts scuttled her, or else she ran on
the rocks, as passers-by report pieces of
the wreck and bodies Of the felons
washed ashore. The felons were still
chained. All on board are supposed to
be Iost.
Speaking of matters at Camp Apache,
the World correspondent says the In
dians are getting uneasy and dissatisfied.
The principal cause of the trouble is the
great amount of sickness among them.
They receive all the rations due them,
and still are not satisfied. The Apaches
appear to have more firearms and more
ammunition now than ever before. The
opinion of all here is that they buy them
of Mexican traders from New Mexico.
1t is stated that DR.. c. L. Lane will be
appointed by Governor Booth to succeed
DR.. Shorb in the Board of Health.
Medora Wendell was divorced from
W. G. Wendell to-day on the ground of
his drunkenness. .-......I..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
Telegraphic Dispatches,
Pacific Coast.

SPECIAL TO THE PIocHE DAILY
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29
CAUTION.

The following Certificates of Stock of the
Hermes Mining Company were sold on March
18th, 1873, to pay amount due on Assessment No.
g.. and the public are hereby cautioned against
the same:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-29

CoMMENDABLE.-Int the haste of legis-
lation during the last days of the forty
second Congress, the Executive Appro-
priation bill gave two salaries to the
President-one of S25, 900 and the other
of $50, 1000 President Grant, on signing
the bill, was the first to call attention to
the blunder; but as it was too late too
send the bill back for correction, he re-
marked that he would approve it, and
content himself with $50, 200 per annum,
the intended increase, expecting the next
Congress to strike ont the $4,000 item.
Similar blunders were made as to the
other Government officials whose salaries
were increased.
The Gold Hill News, of a recent date,
says Captain I G. Taylor, who has just
returned from San Francisco, says that
Louis Janin, formerly Superintendent of
the Gould u Curry mine and well-lnown
as mining expert, is going to Japan on
the next steamer, having been employed
by the japanese Government to make a
general geological and neurological ex-
animation of that country and report
thereon. His salary is fxedat 81 900 per
month. James A. Latham, formerly
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent at Virginia
City, also goes on the same STEINER to
Japan for his health.
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RECORD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
orricE or SUPERVISING AnonIrErr.l

OF SUPEHNIRINO hNCHiTECTH
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
s.,,., ,,,Iw .,si n Jgiy ~ is5a
Y. y q tie Oh day Of August, lss ior iurnisb.
ng ss 81 hS SrSI9sed sto build I'd
d1lrcd for tue exterior o. the building. =,
The species Of stone from which . selection vii,
asd the aa.ss sspssny
upon will be uniformity Of color and texture. dura;
6Il,y AND the WORKING under inc ohisei
,9 snsrR ON
others Different Kinds of cutting. must be sub
Hostone that has not been tested by actual use a,
II e, veil Be
Tss stone pem further have sood rsn and
quarry from which d i procured must b iulIs
s5d a the quality and
About ssoaS cubic fset. more or lees. will be re
CURED The actual average q the stones cannot b,
soSe. Sontsiniha Sboua 80 eSbe fees The slon,
will be ordered on schedule Of net sizes, In ordei
e sas aS and
payment Will be made. allowing an addition Of on,
e
bidders will state how soon they can coinpenc,
eau deliver they viii Also state The average an;
mum @ W ht c1R be
from he owners or lessees Of tho quarries ff9n
secae from ecSrdr hS County 4
which the quarry y situated. that the bidder Il n,
bid,
Ali proposals. must be made on and In full accord
ance with the printed forms, 10 DO obtained on a.
pllcation at this cnice and must be accompanied l.
| penal bond In the sum Of nifty thousand dollar
contract II awarded to him, and yiye bond thereto
In the penal sum Of one hundred thousand dollar
ry TO the Government, Ms security for the faithfu
performance OF the contract the lease to take efeS
tie terfts OF the Contract said lease to authorz
the G9yernpsnt 70 take full possession Of the qua
| case OF default
or ali bids, or 10 divide Inc contract and use two
more KINGS Of stone
, Proposals must be inclosed in q sealed enyelop
indorsed "Propossla for Dimension stone for q
new Government Building. Cincinpat, Ohio" an
| addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
| jyltAt Supervising Architect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
DRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.


IN
OFFICE OF CoMhIssAhY or syBsisTEscE,
Sealed proposals. I'm duplicate Will be received at
THIS ONCE until u O'Clock m August q lsl3 for fur
niships for the United States army nifty thousand
pounds Of Tobacco. with the power OF Increasing
the amount nifty thousand pounds II desired by the
The proposals will state accurately, In deta, the
quality and kind Of Tobacco, its history, II any,
~ to its keeping qualities In hot climates In trAns
Rortation: Leaf as to stock year and curing
the Mrapper And nller IL made; whether the binder
Is used, what casing In used, and when, where and
how 70 be manufactured; In what Kind Of package
made. y, A-A'
The Tobacco to DO made in plugs, weighing full
one half pound each and TO equal the best grade OF
army or navy Tobacco not to be lower In quality
pot Compulsory, New York city.
The Tobacco TO be packed In boxes (caddieE 10
contain twenty one pounds nst each snd the boxes
Samples thve cases packed as above required) OF
the Tobacco proposed to be furnished must accom-.
pany the proposals., and be referred TO therein. No
conditional future perfection, to equal sample
grade will be entertained. The samples so fur.
nishta will be paid for At lair ates deemed
OF snmeenuy good quality for sales to troops. II the
An officer OF the army and an expert will be TO
CURED to examine and ms pect the Tobacco in the
leaf, N the course Of manufacture and when
Two sureties who will agree to guarantee tho exc
cution OF the contract according to Its true intent
and meaning, and who viii enter into bond IN the
| CURED, will sign bids as well a. the propoeer.
The right to reject any and Al BID. Is reserved
| Major and q. g.. U. \. A.
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pRoposALs FOR STEAM sLooPs OF WAR.
NAVY DErAnTMENr,J
BInEAU OF Construction AND RHPAR,


BTnEAu OF CossrnuoIIos AsD RyrAIR,
Sealed proposals will be received at the Bureau
until u O'Clock noon. August 1873, for the con-
struction. including materials, Of the hull and me-.
chnery, complete for sea service Of either one
both oftwoiron steam slooye Of war Of about otons
measurements Plans and specifications in detail
tSr the bulls may be seen and eIs .I At this
Navy Yards !, Phiisdeiphis, Broofiyn and Charles.
town: and plans and specihcations for the steam
machinery may be seen and e1am1eed ct the BY.
reau Of Steam Engineering, and At The Navy Yards
above stated, on and after the lat Of July next
Proposals. will also be received at the same time,
and under the same conditions, for the construc.
uon, including materials, Of the hullA, complete
mentioned above. separate from tho steam ma.
The vessels must be completed In all respects &C.
cordins TO the contract and specifications: the
materials must be Of the best quality. and the work
must be done in the best manner, and the vessel
vessels be delivered at such Navy Yard on the At
lantic coast as the Department may direct In seven
months from The date and signing Of the contract
proper tionats amounts, reserying the usual per.
eentAse until the final completion and acceptance
/ The bids must be accompanied with the guarau.
tee required by law, that II the contract IL awarded
II will be promptly executed, and the names Of the
parties who are 10 become the sureties to the
| amount OF tho face Of the contract will also be
The Department reserves the right TO accent
either 70 m Of proposal, to reject any or ali 81
them, as IN Its opinion the public interest requires.
Bids will only be accepted from parties who are
known 70 be shipbuilderr. and to have the neces-
| sary facilities for doing the work. jez9Mtw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

DENNsYLvANA AIR LINE
Il TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK bosrov
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS.
Tho equipment on this line ID new and Of the most
elsynnt aud improved finish.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPINGCA CARS ON NIGHT
TRAINS,
On w spd sf.sr ~ HI sqPPd9sy Ipn si n ,ma
wili run b-tween Washington and New YORK, AZ
more and Potomac railroad. northeast corner Of
Leave Wellington ats % a. m daily ,oIceptsunday
Arrive At New York att p m.
Leave Wellington at . ID y. m. daily;
Arrive At New York at O. M.
Leave New York ats 80 m daily, except Sunday
Arrive a. wsshinetqn At biS ?; M
kraiye S Il w sS5h =, e .dni'
Connections are made In New York with steamers
on Sound, New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail.
road, Erie railway and steamers on Hudson river.
Fare as low ~ by any other route
baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri.
vate residences on orders left ut the following
Offices, where tickets and Information bs oh.
tained: Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth
street and Penrsylyanis avenue; passenscr station
u streets ED, Il, YOUNG,
Je.Su General PASSENGER Agent,
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ALTIMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Leave at ~, %. 49, 6!bO ~ s;lb s:lb and ii q.
m; and ~, ~. 81. ~, 10. ~ and 10 y.
FOR ANNAPOLI5
A6:b q. m. and Or. m. bnt not on Sunday.
All 10 r. m. but not on Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
From Baltimore The ~ stopping at Relay and
Laurel only: the 3Da m aud 80 p m. stopping
~ heny only; the ID y. m, without stops. the o.
IN y -, ~ and ~ D. IN stopping at oil stations.
From Washlnston.-The and q. IN 0, IS and
3 ~ p m. trains stopping at all stations the 20
and the 6p. m. at ielay only; and the s50 y. IN.
without stops. On Sunday the 10 D. m. will stop
at all stations south Of Annapolis junction.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS
At 10 Am. and ~ and IS p. IN Returnips leave
Point OF Rocks at 55 and 7aS u. and 2.tb y. m |,
arriving at Washington at i33 aud ~ q. m, and
$40 D. m.
Through tickets to the west can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours OF the
day: also Of the Company's oiice as Pennsylyania
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave.
nue. ofnce can there arrange 70 have their bagrase
The dep9t, and put into the bayYase car.
For New forks PhilAdelphia and Boston. see i'd
THos. r. SHARP,
Master q transportation.
General Ticket Agent
GEO. u. KOONTL,
je2 General Agent, Washington
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TNHROU9H LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHIseros, May 50, l63-noop.
Trains between Washington and New YoTk are
now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except sunday al 10 q M, Ito. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
p N.
Leave for New fors atsato p. m. and Philadelphia
At6 p. IN.
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Yorh and
Boston can be had ct tho Station Once at ali honIs
Of the day,
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
papolis and the West THO6 Il. SHARP,
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. y. kOOSTZ, Agent, Washington NOS