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Panaca shaft; probably Is or 20 days
work had been done before beginning
under the contract; under the contract
we sunk 10 or IL feet in what is now
known as the Panaca shaft; we ran a cut
south of it, in some places 6 feet deep;
commenced work under the contract on
the I'd of July, and the cut was run out
the last Of the same month; we did seven
or eight hundred dollars worth of work;
kept minutes of the work; they were
with the Recorders books; the ore was
piled up on dump; 400 pounds We're
taken to Salt Lake City; it was assayed;
assayed $500 to the ton; work had been
done by Hamlin and others in 1854 Is;
they worked in the cut north of
Panaca shaft; they took out the ore we
had stripped and left-probably or 5
tons; they smeltcd it on the point
of rocks north of Meadow Valley street;
got out lead and silver; don't know
of any other work being done; sold part
of my interest in 1865; considered
what / had remaining worth protecting
at the risk of my life; did no more work
after 1865, but watched and protected my
property; had offers to sell. but would
not accept them; Vandermark wanted to
buy; went to the States in 1865: went
for means to work my mines here; went
to Chicago and New York; organized
two companies; one to work this partic-
ular NINE; man named Hutchins
came out in 1866 to examine and report
on my property; showed him this par
ticular mine; he was sent out by a COM
pany; he liked the mine and reported
favorably; distance and Indian hostil-
tiles prevented the company investing in
| it; 300 worth of work was done before
any work under the contract: labor we
counted worth IS; a day powder cost rs
pound in Salt Lake; we got steel from
Austin; it probably cost, delivered here,
81 Is per pound; went with Colonel
Thornton and Vandermark to see the
records: went by request; called on
Henry Raymond for them, and he pro-
duced them out Of safe at Bullonvil!e;
I identified them as the records
of Meadow Valley district; they were the
same books that were used when was
Recorder; they contained the original
Panaca location; saw Col. Thornton take
copy; it was not an exact copy of the
original; the name of Fitzhad been added
and lines we're extended from the plat.
Pending the examination of Mr. Sher-
wood Court adjourned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Notices under this head will be charged so
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
1t is a we'll known fact that Dyspepsia and In.
digestion are the causes of nearly all TIE dis
eases that the human body is heir to- then why
pay enormous doctors billsi By using Dr.
Henley's celebrated I X l. Bitters they can be
thoroughly eradicated from the system and new
life impaired to the sufferer. Read advertise.
ment in another column. mr25-3m
For Omaha and Louisville Lottery Tickets 20
to II. NJ jameson, Agent, Lacour street. rmar2l
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexandcr's. mr4tf
For the very best Of dental work go to +. c.
Nichols, Dentist, Main street. mr4tf
WILSON Il SoLoMoNs, dealers in Cigars, Sta.
tionery and Periodicals. at Fulks K McAlpin's.
f20.tf f..
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpins.
Fresh bread and cakes. f2O-t
The Alta California Almanac for sale at G.
Wederhold's. f19.lm
CUTTING i Cos California Canned Fruits, Jel-
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all first.class grocers. .T
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to run for
two years for $500, at doodspeed's, next door to
the postofice. jal7.n
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NOTICE
To Absent Claim Holders.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO A.
~ GatewOOd and George Rollins,
locators on the Phenix ledge, in Highland Dis
trict, that II they do not appear and pay their
proportion OF the expenses incurred in the de-
velopment OF said ledge within ninety days
from this date, the same will be sold, according
to law. THOMAS H, DODpS co.
Phoebe, March 20, 1873. mr2O-oaw9Od
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Edward Dona hue, deceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN designed administrator of the estate Of
Edward Donahue, deceased, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them, with the necesssrv
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
location OF this notice. to the said administrator.
At Donahue Quillan's store in Phoebe. in The
county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, March 8, 1873.
mrs-Sod JOHN DONAHuE.
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J. N. VlMoNT,
Stock Broker.

OFFICE in Heintzelmans Jewelry Store.
Will Buy and Sell Stocks ON COm-
mission.
MONEY ADVANCED ON STOCKS.
dl9.tf t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
THE LATEST NEWS.


The French and German govern
ments have exchanged rstifcations Of the
treaty for the evacuation OF France.
Commander Nathaniel Green, Of the
United States NevY, died at Reading, Pa,
on Saturday, aged 81.
The Democratic City Committee of
St. Louis, has nominated James Brown
for Mayor.
John Lewis Baker, the well known
actor, died at Philadelphia Saturday
morning, aged 40.
1t Is reported from Florida that the
new Governor will probably be impeach.
ed for making appointments prohibited
by law.
The Boston journeyman horse shoers
have voted an assessment oil one dollar on
each, per week, for the payment Of ten
dollars per week, to each man out OF EN-.
ployment by the strike at the Metropol.
itan horse railroad shops.
Tho Massachusetts House on Satpr-
day passed to . second reading the bill
that all places resorted to for prostitu-
ton, lewdness or illegal gaming be deemed
common nuisRnces, and puniShing who.
ever keeps such houses by imprisonment
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ARKANSAS.

. LITTLE ROCK, March 22.-The House
today passed a bill doing away with
Circuit School Superintendents, and pro.
viding for County Superintendents. The
special committee appointed to invesh.
gate the affairs Of Pope county, reported
against the martial law, and recommend.
cd that the Governor appoint good, hon.
est officials TO fill the vacant Offices In
that county, and that the grand jury be
instructed 10 thoroughly investigate all
cases Of murder since the the war. The
Judiciary Committee Of the House report
ed uniavorably on the bill providing for
the election OF Prosecuting Attorney.
At q special election on Monday for
Alderman In the First Ward, W. ]. Muir
ply was elected by a majority oI over 2
to /. The Council met last night and re.
fused to recognize Murphy's election and
swore in his opponent, who did not re-
ceivo half as many votes as Murphy.
There Is most intense excitement in con-
sequence and indignation meetings are
being held tonight on the corners OF
principal streets, and the action of Coun-
Gil denounced In the severest terms.
The body of IN unknown man was
found floating down the river to-day. :
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FROM the Kingwood Journal we learn
that Col. WM. B. CRANE, Of Portland,
died on the 10th inst. of malignant car
buncle on the neck, with which he had
been afflicted since the latter part OF
January. The JournG! says:
"Col. Crane owned several farms in
Portland township, aud operated pretty
largely in stock. he had, also, been en-
gagged In the mercantile business in the
town Of Portland the greater part Of the
time for twenty years. Bis education was
limited 10 such as he could getaat that
limo In the country where he was raised,
but Notwithstanding the disadvantages
under which he labSred in consequence of
adjective education, he rose to distinc-
llon in his county and was honored with
offices OF distinction and trust. He served
with credit several terms In the State
Legislature, the last two in the Senate"
Col. CRANE was well known and es-
Ieemcd In this city. He was q member
Of the convention which met here in
June, 1851, and reorganized the State
government, and subsequently Of the
Legislature, as stated. He was man Of
very large stature and fine physique, and
was possessed oI strong common sense
and many esumablO qualities. He was
much esteemed in the public bodies
Of which he was member. At the
time Of his death he was not quite forty.
nine. He leaves q wlfc and FIVE children
with ample property.
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DUBuRUR, Iowa, March 22.-Near La.
mott, Iowa, McAlister, q youth Of eigh-
teen years, had his head blown of and
body horribly mutilsted by using powder
to blast a log which he was unable 70 cut.
A Mrs. Halleck and her two children,
living on the prairie near Pomeroy Sta
tion, Iowa, were burned to death BY the
hay roof Of their sod.made home taking
fire and falling on them while In bed.
Il. Bond, German, was drowned by
breaking through the ice In Grant river,
Wisconsin. =
An iucendlary fire this morning burned
the frame boarding house Of P. Dunn.
Total loss g, 500: insurance small. A fire
this evening destroyed the stable oI Wm.
Newman. Loss $1,000, no insurance;
also the brick house Of H. Chadwick.
Loss on building and contents $4,000; In.
surance $1,000.
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SENATOR GRANTHAG's SPEEoH.-The
speech ex-senator GRANTuAM ofJeffsrson
county on the peculAtions OF the Public
Printer, printed in this paper, Is q docu-
meut that will pay for reading. 1t is a
LigniHed, earnest and convincing vlndi-
cation Of his own action as member Of
the committee charged with the investi.
CATION OF the Printers accounts last
summer and a severe arraignment oithat
official and Of those who try, for supposed
partisan expediency, to screen him from
punishment. What gives this srraign.
neit the more force and Significance Is,
that Mr.. GRANTHAM Is a Democrat Of the
'ttalghtest sect. he Is Of the old school
which believed honesty In office time.
honored Democratic principle, rather than
o!the modern school which believes moth.
iug except that ITO tho vlctors belong the
spOIls."
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One OF the Bank of England Forgerl
Il Cincinnati EmbeZZler.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-From a cor
respondence OF the names, It Is thought
by persons here, well informed upon the
subject, that the man Bidwell, reported
Friday night in dispatch from Havana
as having been arrested there charged
with forgeries in England, Is the same
man who, under the name OF W. Austin
Bldwell in December, 1868, engaged in
tho commission business here, and In
March, 1854, ran away with ten thou.
sand dollars embezzled from parties
trusting him and who after being pursued
was shot and captured near the city,
brought back, msdo 10 give up 81 900,
finally escaped and has never since been
seen here.
Robert D. Bogart, charged with the
embezzlement OF $4,000 while a Pay
masters clerkoin the Navy, comes before
the U. s. Circuit Court tomorrow on q
writ Of hGbedS corpus. II not released he
will be tried by court.martial at Mare
Island.
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FOREIGN.
o
SPAIN.
Immediate Emancipation Decreed
for Porto RiCOs

Immediate Emancipation Decreed
tor Porto Rico.
MADRID, March 22.-The Assembly
met yesterday with the understanding
that a vote should be taken on the bill
for the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico.
A resolution was adopted, at the begin.
ming OF the sitting, that the Chamber
would not adjourn until the bill was
disposed Of. A
Senior Figureas announced that the
Ministry has decided to stand or fall with
the measure. Contrary with the general
expectation, the House resolved not to
continue the debate, and subsequently by
q unanimous vote passed the bill for the
immediate emancipation Of slaves In the
Island OF Porto Rico. The announce.
ment OF the result was received with
cheers. The bill declares that the Repub-
lie Of Spain will preserve the integrity
OF Spanish dominiOns; and provides that
the emAncipated slaves In Porto Rico
shall enjoy all political rights accorded
to q citizen Of Spain. The Government
took ample precautions against any disor-
derly demonstrations in the city.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY MINISTER sIcKLES.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Secretsry
Fish to-day received the following dis
patch:
MADRID, March 29.-The immediate
emancipation law for Porto Rico passed
tonight unanimously. There was great
enthusiasm in the Assembly"
[slgncdl sICKLEs.
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Riot Near Hannibal, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-some twenty or
thirty men who, a few days ago struck
on the Slongh Lever works, about fifteen
miles :below Hannibal, Mo-, organized
into mob yesterday and attacked the
mate, Harris, the time'keeper and Thos.
Stapleton, the boss Of the work, throwing
stones and firing pistols at them. Harris
and ShGpleton returned the fire and killed
Pat Ranghny one Of the ring.leaders, and
mortlaly wounded Pat McNamRrA. Harris
and StSpleton subsequently went to Han
nibal where they were arrested,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-The draft
Of the charter for the Edwin Forrest
Home for aged and disabled actors, Is
prepared and will be presented to the Leg
islature tomorrow.
James BowkGr, an ex.member Of the
City Council from the 2lst Ward, com.
mitted suicide'this morning, by hanging,
1t is presumed financial difficulties
prompted the act.
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AxgMDER of Democratic papers do us
the honor to reproduce our recent crit.
cism on the ParkersbuEg Journal, as re-
CARDS tho mission Of that paper to "throt'
tie thieves." We do not observe, how
ever, that any OF them reproduce the
journals article on tho "CongressiOnaI
steal" which was copied into our next
Issue, and which dlSarmed a portion o.
our criticism. That Ia hardly fair eithel
10 the Journal or to US.
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Weather Report.
Wan DEPARFMENF,
OYRiUE OF FRl CHuY SI0NAL OYTT0HH.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 32.-T:So ?. L.
PROBABILITIES.

For Monday in the Eastern Cult and
South Atlantic States southeasterly winds,
cloudy weather and rain. An area OF low
barometer will move northeastWRrd into
the Ohio valley, preceded by easterly
winds, threatening and possibly rainy
weather, extending in tho course Of the
night over the lower lakes and Middle
States For New England q rising ba-
rometer, northerlY winds and generally
clear weather, followed by falling ba-
romoter and cloudy weather. Monday
night the high barometer in the north.
west will be followed by storm centre
moving eastward in Minnesota. Caution,
srv signals are ordered ior the Cult and
South Atlantic coast,
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AutI.Cruel,y MOvemeu, a. Olovelapd

AntI.CEueIty Movement at Cleveland
CLEVELAND, March 22.-A meeting
was held in this city last evening for the
purpose oI organizing q society for tne
prevention Of cruelty 10 animals, Aeon.
mittee was appointed 10 memorabilia the
Legislature asking the passage Of a law
on the subject Of cruelty to animals SINH
lar to the one now before the Legislature
Of New York. Much interest was mani
tested on the subject by all present.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, March ga correspon-
dent Of the ReteI, this evening reports a
terrible stateol AFFAIRS in San Peto county,
owing to smallpox and cStelesSncss Of the
peopiein not adopting the proper sanitary
a new paper, the Grant Nidstte, Of
mamoth proportions, appeared today.
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Lovely State of Affairs In Central
America.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Guatimala ad.
vices say that in the revolution which ex-
lists there the Government iS exiling,
shooting, and imprisoning on all sides.
The misconduct Of tho English Minister
Corbett has caused bitter feeling against
England. Corbett sought to secure the
appointment of one Dent as customs re.
ceiverat a local port, who was personally
Objectionable to the people. The GuaiG.
malean Government refuses TO longer
recognize Corbett.
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Local Option Elections in PennSYl-
yan1a

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The Local
Option, yesterday, was defeated In most
Of the counties. Northampton county
gave 4,50O OF q majority tor License;
Lebanon county gave Majority OF $500
Tor no License; Bucks county $500 for
License; Montgomery county 29OO for
License. Tho Democrats elected their
ticket in ROltstown by a majority ot 1l3.
ALLENTOWN, PA-Mr. Geager, Repub'
ltcan, was elected Mayor yesterday. The
Local Option was defeated by $50 major
ity; In Chester county, the majority
against License is 1000; Bethlehem gives
OBJ majority for License. N, ..
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The Latest New York MysterY--The
Goodrich Murder,

NEW YORK, March 22.-No develope-
ments have yet been made as to the mys
terious death Of Chas. Goodrich, Of Brook
lyn. Il Is now limited that a woman
may have had something TO do with 1t,
Some time ago Goodrich had quarrel
with q woman living near him. She
afterwards left. Subsequently he was
known to receive letters from o woman
that were left for him at q neIghboring
hnnap
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The Fight Over the wheeling Col.
lectOsShip.

ASNSSSSSAF
From the Baltimore SUM-
Considerable OF o fight has been going
On Tor q time past among Fome Of the
WeSt Virginia Republicans, Gen. Kelly,
Who will be remembered as one Of
'ae most prominent Union Generals
eleFaIiug In West Virginia during the
Ear, was, after tho conclusion Of hos.
01IteS appointed collector Of internal
revenue for tho Wheeling district
BY President johnson. In the Senatorial
contest In the Legislature four years
ago, when Gov. BoremRn was elected
Senator, Gen. Kelly threw his influence
10 favor Of one OF the opposing Candi.
SHates, In consequence Of this Governor
BotemSn has been going Tor his scalp
ever since. Both the President and Com
missioner Douglass have all along been
AToFably disposed to Gen. Kelly, but al
iSSI, at the personal solicitation OF the
senator, the President removed Gen
SSeIIy, and sent In for his place Mr.. !. Il
uuVall, who was the Assessor. The Sen
Se Ibis afternoon confirmed Mr.. Duvall
SeherHl Kelly was at the Capitol, and In
SICSted that although Senator BOremar
S Snu i'iumphcd now, hO would hear from
u'a hereaiter.-SuH.
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GtnGnteIliqenre

Mn, HERRFoRD's VoTE.-We have sta.
ted once OF twice, on the authority OF the
printed list Of yeas and nays, that Hon.
FRANK HEREFORD, member Of the House
Of Representatives from the Third Dis.
trIct Of this State, did not vote on the
question Of what Is now generally called
the ''salary steal" that 10, on the final
question of adopting the conference report
by which the steal was contaminated.
We looked over the list as printed in sew
erAl OF our exchanges and could not find
Mr.. HRREEoRD's vote on either side. We
are assured, however, by Mr., HEREToRD's
colleague, Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS, Congress.
man from this District, that Mr.. HERE.
FORD did vote on the question Of adopt.
log that report and voted against It.
Tho yeas and nays as printed In the next
days Globe incorrectly omitted Mr..
HEREBoRD's name, and the error In the
other papers doubtless arose from this.
Mr.. DAVIS says he sat near Mr. dBRA-
FORD and distinctly heard him vote
mo" He states also that Mr.. HIRE
FORD voted against the "steal" every
time in tho preliminary stages, except on
BUTLER's motion TO reconsider the vote
by which the "steaW amendment had
been rejected by the House. At that
time Mr.. HEREFORD was unavoidably
absent having been summoned by tele-
graph to Baltimore where his wife's
mother was Ill.
We arc thus particular to make this
correction because 1t Is a matter OF i'm
pOrtauce to Mr.. HEREFORD and we would
not knowingly miEepresent him. Sena-
tor DAVIS, 1t thus seems, lie alone in his
glory, az the only member Of tho West
Virginia delegation who voted for the
salary steal" There Is no mistake. we
regret to say, about his vote.
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Cleveland Nominations for COnStI-
IutIOnal Convention.

CLEVELAND, March 23.-The Republl.
can County Convention for the nomina-
ton OF candidates for delegates 70 the
State Constitutional Convention held yes.
terdRy, nominated the following ticket :
s. j. Andrews, Jacob Muller, Amos
Townsend and s. o. GrigWold, Of CleVe.
land, and N. E. Gallup, Of strongvtllei
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New Jersey Murderer sentenced,

A New jersey Murderer sentenced.
MoRMsTowN, March 22-Judge Dal,
rimple Of tue Morris County Courts, this
morning refused theapplicStion Tor q new
trial on the case Of Luigi Lusignani the
Italian who murdered his vito al Dover
and sentenced him. to be hanged, Thursday
May lst next.
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Collecting Government Taxes from a
Railroad.

ALBANY. March 22.-seventeen loco.
motives, belonging to the New York Cen.
trail & Hudson River Railroad Co.,
seized by the United States Collector,
Bailey, were sold to-day, realizing only
about $4,000. They were boug ght by
tho Treasurer Of the county. There is
still $445,OO0 due the government. The
Compsny's Attorney previously protested
against The sale as illegal. 1t Is suppos.
Cd that the new depot building will
be- seized next to apply in the liqui'
dstion Of the tex.
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PTrTsDURdu, March 23.-MonoDgs-
hela recediDg gradually with 0 feet z In
ches water in the channel. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-River 90 feet
and rising. lronSides passed from st.
Louis to Pittsburgh with a tow Of ore.
Weather cloudy and threatening.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-River has risen
0 inches, and is still rising; 0 feet 2inches
in the canal, and Z feet 2 inches in the
chutes. Raining. Business good.
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Three Soldiers Killed by an Acct
dental Shot,

NASHVILLE, March GA guard at Ash
Barracks, who had just been on duty, was
cleaning his gun for inspection to-day,
when II was accidentally discharged, the
ball passing through him and killing two
other soldiers,
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Hon, NJ. R. Waite aud Harvey Kel.
@Sg were nominated, Saturday, as Re.
EuoIcan candidates for the Constitutional
STS1Ventiou for LuCa0 county, Ohio,