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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-29
The Hogso Oisoaso.

Virginia City, New, March II The horse
disease since Sunday morning has become
universal. Nearly al tine h"rses and graf
many muIrs in Virginia, Gold Hill. Silver
City and Dayton srcsifec,ed. The vIrgini"
and Gold Hill omnibus lines have suspended
their trips. and all IL" heavy teams for NOV
ing ore fr,m the mines 10 the mill, and for
supplying both with fuel, have been with
drawn. Merchants aud butchers delivery
teams are laid up. and several physicians are
dismoun,ed The mills and mines away
fr.,m the lire of the rnilrnl will he obliged
IL suspend eo'n, - the supplies on hand arc
exhausted. The Buckeye Nine and one or
two IF the Silver City mills have already
shut dawn for want Of fuel. The c0uniry
u being secured In Ill directions foi oxen,
the owners of which ob:ain whatever they
ask. the prices ranging from $40 y
$3.50 per yoke. The depots Of the Virgins
and Truckec rsilroad src becoming cI,oke,i
with freight. The streets nrs ~ quiet .
sunday in the couniry, except around The
6rOkrrs' Offices when the Board reports ore
received
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John James lngalls. the new Kan,as Sen
ssor l'ss % article In the Kaasas Xasosise,
Tor February. on Dean Mvnshsu's '.Sous Of
The Border" s'resh and racy Western Dook
Says NJ. Ingalls,: @9
Civilization 10 veneer. The gentleman ID
. Vanished savage. The institutions of %.
c'c'y are stucco upon m cdi6ce Of bsrbsr.
Ism. We oil fecl that Il q humiliaeing and
c''ward'y to call upon the law to aveags our
wross'. 10 waive our right u slay tho ssdu
CO.. To- smite tLe lnsultes, 10 exacs
sspsss'ios from thief. Hence SPRING. The
secret contempt fOs arbitration, the fssociuus
exa'ssiion Of war. 0ensya was we'll suoash
Tor Amesics, bsesSse we won Tie bloodless
ea.tle. We csn applaud william l., o the
pssttsosgsr '7ssisss she 'squire Who givss
h'm bis cause, bscauss be owarled 20 The
boundary We coveted; bat bed ths decision
oesn advtsss, thess b Dot q Amesiaan vho
woo'o not hsvs called Tor 0,s,i, the sv)dier,
soo No eelation u his swUsd t4f
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PslIia9 Ysn st . Railroad.

A correspondent Of the Richmond Guide
thus humorously describe. the manner In
which IN accident was prevented on the
railroad between that city and Petersburg
The engineer had gotten off to snowfall
chipmonk, and the conductor WIS mind,"g =
widows baby for her-the result was that
The train happened Ia get on down grade,
and was started "ff ut u terrific rate. every
hit Of fOcr miles IN hour, should think
We were just shalf u mile a',Ove Chester, md
The first thing Ne knew. there being no one
IL whistle {, wake up the switch tender. We
were turned of into the COsliicld ROAD, and
wen. down the track 1t full speed. ln,ag.
inc our cs'nsiernation, when just ut this mo.
,nent We heard the whistle, not half .
mile ahead of us. If the coal train. WEI
wero parslyzed with terror here were two
trains on the same track. approaching tash
other at the dizzy speed just mentioned.
Evidently our time had come. In y few
short hours the engines would meet. aud
then obstruction.
With great presence Of mind, spinstcr
On board organized prayer. meeting. Pale.
but calm, the doomed band Of passengers
.at, and though the very shadow Of death
was upon them, raised their voices in part.
ing hymn.
''Scnd for tho baggage master, said .
young man with SAL smile.
"Why :" was asked
because We are oil about to pass N our
checks"
Everybody wept. From the rear platform
We cs'uld SCI the miserable engineer, strain
ing every nerve 70 csscI, ~. but he 10! tight
kOts on, and didnt gain anything 10 speak
Of.
At this moment . ray Of hope dawned
upon "a ] had jus. finished writing my will
On the hack oi = visiting carl. when I oh
served young lady In the oct Of detaching
her hustle. Placing the article, which WAS
composed Of eight hundred newspapers and
y hair mattress, under her arm, the heroine
marched through, the car.
We followed her anxiously.
She climbed up On the tender and then
over the engine 1t was very interesting
and thrilling ~ zee her climbing the wheels
and brass things an her why 10 the COW.
catcher. II reminded me Ut . cDuntry
girl getting over wire fence. But never
mind about that nav. Let me sec where I
WIS. Oh yes; ON the cow cstcl,er-holding
on by the cross bars with one hand. the
noble maiden tied the hustle on tho slsurp
PRIV with the other.
e You csn guess the result. In the course
of the Afternoon the COLLISION came Off. Pro.
tecied by the hustle, the engine received u
gentle bump, aud We were saved.
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mo, 1851
Application for Patent.

y. & LAND Or1c9. ngLE~A. NJ. T.,
arch l.th, 1873. {
Notice II hcscbv givcn TINT DAVID l.. lsBEl.L and
JAMES L. ISBELL, VI Deer Lodge county, N. T.,
whose p0stoifice address - DlackfSOt city, Deer Lodge
county. have made application tor patent for certain
tract IL land placer mine designated ~ lot No.
37u t0wnships - aud - north Ot rsnce ~ west stu
ntetl In the locality known Deer ulch. IN sad Deer
Lodge county aud described IN the plat aud field notes
on nls In this oa.cc - follows. viz Renningat hr
tree 10 inches diameter. marked for corner No ],
thence running north 66 deg euss 10 chains to stones
thence north ~ deg cart 81 chais u atone. theme.
north 10 d.. east 10 chalns to stons shenre north ~
deg west chans tn stunc. theMsu south ~ dsI west
10 chains to stone thence south ID deg west y y
eAains 70 st0ne. thence s0n.h 81 Y deg west O.SO
chains 70 st0s, thence s0th deg no SlchAins
u stone. thence north 10 deg west 80 chains 4"
stoss thence soath ~ deg eat 45O chains 10 stone
~ Tor cosncf No u from which the Y section corner
hesMccM section and lhreS In township ~ north u
faess ~ wosA bears south deg 50 min west distant
NOe ehalua tkence from said corner No u south q
der Naes chains 70 p0pt, thence north u deg eass
- 20 chains u tbs pacs Of beginning, containing %
asUa Of - 1).1OQ xcres> and forming portion " the
Oosth i Of section Z b township - north Ol range
10 wees (susveyeA land) and OF the soutAeass 4 u
eectiua u and poutAwese 4 0l eectton - t0wusn:p
u north rnugs 10 wcss (unsulveyedE principal 6Ass
and meridian: sAla )ecatjea heila n % e6yani11d
ninjng district ard nj belng VI svcosd Tls nsast
claimant - tlsss pggDieee y 0veas As0essek
plae1s nlniae dalln6R6 So1a1wssG
-. W.3sassA 66n1laa "a 0o
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-. r-.., mo. 1851
Application for Patent.
U. =. LAND OFFICE, HANNA. N. r..

U. =. LAND OFFICE, NELENA NJ. r..
March 4, 1874
CONRAN KOiiRS and WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
whose posto1icc address In Decr Lodge city. Deer
Ledge county, NJ. T.. have this day flied application
tor patent, under the Mining laws Of Congress. fU
placer miuing claim situated In Pioneer guch whining
district, In Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
and described ~ follows The east n Ut tho s,utn-
east 4 Of tho northwest Il, and the east u ii tho
west y Of the said southeast u u the northwest u,
all In section NJ n In township No. moth Ut range
No. II west VI the principal meridian, Containing
thirty acres. upon which n0tce Of our application
for patent was posted OIL tho nd day Of February,
18TH The record Of said claim heing found In tho
office III the Recorder " said district The adjoining
claimants to these premises being on tho moth r.
stuart aud n. Anderson; ON the south Bailey 4 Gu
On the wcrt the BratlOn Bur Co and Cinnamon On
the east California Liar, owners unknown, placer
miniug claimants. W. c. CHILD,
l0S6M Re.istcr.
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mo. 1907
Application for Patent.
U. :. LAND OvTicE, HlLExA, N. r..
~. 81

. February let, 1873
Notice 10 hereby given that ANDREW J. DAVIS.
whose postoGicr address 10 lecua Montana Terrific.
~ h,s made application tot patent for l5O linear feet
VI the Allie brown Ole hearing silver and gold the
same 6~ug $50 feet enstcTy sad go feet westerly from
discovery shxt thereon. with surface ground lO6 feet
n width: situated In summit Valley Mining Diesric
Deer LOdye cunty, and described In the plat AID field
notes on dc In this office follows viz. BEGINNING
q stone ut for corner No. ou said lode. from
which monument on the top Ut the butte b,.srs 8
81 deg so min. w. distant ~ 20 cha,as: thence ran
Ming =. deg u min. T. 10; feet to = stOmS thence
y. q deg. = min. 4. SO feet u stone thence j. 81
deg. y min: 0's tect 70 stone; thence n. deg
~ min. w. lO6 feet 10 stone thence N. NJ deg. W.
vi tevt to stons: thence ). - deg Is min. W. sis
isct to the pacc VI BEGINNING. desigustesi 40 lot NJ
% A.. seo mill site hot 81 ~ adjoining. commene
ins II corner No. on said Allie Brown Los,s and run
ming a. follows: .. deg: Is min: z. = chains to
stone thence 9. - deg u min. W. ~ chaIns to
'.one; thence n. de-. Is min. W. schain. ,oa stone
thencc along the south boundary Of lot - A. to the
alaes q beginning. designated 10 lot 81 A. u. In
township north Vt nnxe west, containing az srra
y SIS Acres eaid location heinY recorded In Books
X and @. Of the records Of Deer Lodge county. The
adjontn4 claimant % these pssnises 10 4. J. Davis
% the ean Allls 6oWD leds.
laeea v. q CHILD. Register.
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YIover 0ssdeo 8ints


90 many people say that their flowers,
which once did well, do not thrive any more;
and the resson Is incOmp rrhens,blc 10 them.
In many csses the trouble IL from worn "u.
soil: and II . little manure or little fresh
dirt he added occasionally, It 10 wonderful
what nm effect It will have an the rrncwed
growth of half worn~out root stocks. Some
kinds Of flowers som grow surly and bad
tempered. unless they have complete
change 1T earth once In while. The yer.
benz 10 of this character In perfect
" fresh sOil-thst Is. Garth which has never
grown = vcrbcna befOre-it grows like u
weed; but the ncxt year 1t Ia not quite ~
we'll, and 10 very few years IL absolutely
refuses to creep, run or do anything; and
We arc forced to confcss that tho vcrbena
won't j" Tor % - ii used I" years ago.
Other howess arr not 80 stubt.rnly fssiid.
ious ~ the verbena; but still al more or
less like IN feel rej0venased by M addition
Of some kind occasionally to the earth bless
sings they have already been treated to.
Almost sll our host hxniy flowers src native
Of woods or low, undisiurbsd lands. where
the dscaying leaves from the trees or the
wsshings Ut higher surface lands make ,
new annual entertainment for them; and Il
has been found by experiment that nothing
b ~ gn'd for these pretty little flowers 10
well dccayed lcafmould fum the woods.
spread arund the Toot stocke just above the
grpund. But where this cannot bs hal. any
other we'll dccaycd vegetable refuse that may
III .'laying ar,unh ;sa.ae, !" will d. very .neaT
" - veil Strung. rich msnurc-lsarn yard
m.xuure-hss not lleen found verv g'sM far
garden flowers. Il makes the l,rr,wxe, Tx,
sirsng, end the 6pwcrs less IN prspOrtDn.
But Il nothing n,Ovs natural ran l'e got 1t
IT, help the flowers aloW1. and the emil seems
exhausted and pssr. THE wtil b. found much
l,rites than leaving the plants IT, struggle
alSng o. hest they ran. This u the time IT
the year 10 think Ut lhsss thinga
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Legal Advertise nm cnts
mo. ,4sl
Application for Patent.
U =. LAND Orricr. HELENA. ". r.. ,


February 9th. IS;3
Noi!rc - hereby published hat Iii d. lUl I,xn
and JAMES ". ES1ILL. whose pO,toficc atdI,s. -
rhilip'bnIg. Deer Lodge county ", r. have hi. ,,
nhd application, for patent. d. I'll, Mining law. ~
t"trrss tor 1879 linear teci Ut the Little 1T, ma lnd
hearing SILVER the same hem. go feet nGthwc.,,,
from discovery .hatt thereon. aud go feet sun,b,n,,
Guy lcxrrWlhg iOl icrt 1t the iHiri, ct,iUn u, llr
thma' che Extension indc,l from discovery ,L,ii
thcit"' WIN snit c. piouEa IN iUt III WiGih sin
ntc' III Flint Geek Mining District. Deer u!. q con,
~ Montana Territory. IN township, d Eoth. tau.r n
west: which CHIN u recorded IN Ials r. In ,t
OH Ut the OGnir Recon. Z, Ot said county, m d rn
sctibr'i On the plat aH' field Ltrs on He u, tn, ,r,
IN two parcels n follows viz: Fm int pn,c, l. d,.,
mated lot ~ A. At point on noIth boundary Thereof
MEtrce the Init al point at survey. IN .aid dit, 3;
heals Is de-. h. SO,I tr,t distant. and dis ov,ry
shait IN said lode heals :. Is deg W. NJ ir,t d.ta,t
ANA running theme. ) Is deg. h. 2il feet. III, ice
~ deg. W. 1Ol feet, thence n. - deg. ". ~; tr,
tn"ice IL d... To- IT, there, = - d, =. j. 1.Ni Ia
place ~ Mgnhn.: ,td for second IN, eel, tcsi.na,,
ny y" D. H.. i"nn. NJ the mo- hwcsi con e, ih,rof
Mhtnc. thr northeast Corner Ot lot 50 4. beats ~ :;
deg ". lOl tct distant aud ruiniI,. thence : :;
Ge. f. E's icc' tn nee ;. II drg. ". i0Of g. The nee
% de-. W. Us feet, thence \. ~ deg l.. iOl i,t
I" place al hc.i, ming, ,mbiacin. ihler AID !l-!l0
acres. upon which n notice OF ,nid api licutjon il,
posted. The Onl, Known adjoining claimants TO les,
PROMISES are H. C0.-wcl, George Caicwuud, u
Brown and Others On the Camanchc lode, which inter
.et- the laid Little Emma l'.dc and W. h Dnrr.
claimant upon the Isaac LODI.
". e. CHILD. H,.i..rr.
J." D. LYMAN. attorney for claimant. lSS sad
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mo. &l
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND o7; |. ps.s y ~. n. T..

U. 8. LAND UrrI !. pELrxA. N. r.,
FRANCIS Il. BILL. WIN portoaico address is
Blackf"ot CITY. NJ r., hav1 ladc application for put
snt for place, mine -isuass !" P'nce's Mining Bis.
triC. In Deer Lofty. county,. Montana Territory, md
Described ~ the plat and Field notes on Me m this
ohicc y. follows. viz; Beginning, ut 4 point On ito
west aide 0f trap ledge 8x4 feet i'm the west side II
Ohir e.lch. orpotse the mo, III Of Carpenters g,ch,
marked fur c"rner NJ l. then running n u deg 10 min
+ i1.:O chain: tOa pine stump 81 inches diameter
thence 10 deg 10 chains to q stone, thence ! %
de. % min w 10 chains to stone thence = 3 deg ii
m'r II ~ c:'nns to pine tree II inchc- diameter
thence u deg ID min 10 chains u stone thence
~ dc: u min w ~ chains to side VI trap ledge
1Ox6x3 feet. thence . deg 30 min w ~ chains To
stone, thence y deg 81 min ~ ~ chain. 10 point
aus chains west VI the 4 cor on the line tween
sections ~ and II IL township ~ N VI rang, west,
and continuing Oh said from said point to thu
place III beginning, forming p,ri Of the sOuti, q
VI rec II and north VI rec %. township 10 n,th 4
range west. principal meridian, containing 1891
acres M, designated lOt No. "a IN said township
The original deeds 81 conveyance from the granto,s
bling found In bOOks u u and NJ the Records of
Deer hodge county. Tho adjoining claimants u Z
Qnang Yea & ca. north. Yce Wan + Co., rUuth
kicrs0n and kimbeily west.
10000 ". G. CHILD, Register.
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8. T.-1S6O-N.
--:O:-
O N w A R D.

THE medical revolutions which commenced year,
ago with the cradns! disusc II blood.lctiin., saliva
ton, dras. pur:ativc., nd powerful opiates, roc
brsvcly an glorioasly Oh. Every day the sick grow
wi,er. They are NO lonscr willing to open their
mouths shut their eyes, and take whatever the doctors
nrc pleased to prescribe, without inquiry. They want
to know the nature Of the medicines they desired
to swallow, and demand to have the mysterious Latin
lingo Of the profession translated into plain En:si
The INVALID WoILD undtIi-and- n, Last that
vlGORis the great antagonist Of disease The feeble
dcrnc 10 be utterly Frustrated by dcpletn. pills and
potio,s. and turning from such mendicamcnts with
ioa,hinc. jndio ,,Iy place their trust In n remedy
which combines Nth the properties u Alternative
those Of pure and wholesome Tonic and Restorative
II Is now about srtre ytays since this grand dsic,
alum was introduced under the name Of
PLANTATION BlTTERS.
aid from that time to tho present its progress has
been without parallel In the history Of proprietary
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar canr-thr
mort Out'tcIOns O' AL si'nuah$-tr lts Oasts m"
ncicatcd solely with the juices and extracts Of rarc
vegetable species. snch rs Calisaya HagE, the best
known Tonic that the world produces. and which
makes II by Nil odds the most unobectionnb'e invc
GRANT, crcctivc and general alternative that has ever
been placed ny SCIENCE within the reach OF the SICK.
the suffering and the Respondent. Hence il has over
lcnped MI competition and Plantation Bittrrs il to-day
the most popular Tonic either side Of the Atlantic
l5i-is!
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mo. 1871
Application for Patent.
U.s. LAND OsvlcE.

Notice i hereby given that JOHN OROURKE
and FRANCIS K BILL. whore pI~tOlicc atiirers u
BlSckfoOt city. Deer Lodge county, r.. have made
application Tor patent for placer mining claim sitM
nted In the locality KNOWN ~ Washington ,,ulch
Mining district, In Deer Lodge county, NJ. r, aud
described IN the plat and ibid hotcs ON hlc IN this
office ~ follows. VIZ. Beginning At 4 stone 20, for
cor. No. ~ ON ihi. cain from which the sec cor.
On the west boundary Ut H. township - north
range > west hears n " deg u min. W. defiant
- ~ chains: thence running N =: deg. Is min. y.
u chAnStO stone: thence N. IS deg. 30 mir. II. u
chains u u atone thence n. u deg T. : ~ chains
to stone: th-ucs ~ deg. 4, min. \. Is 10 chains
tn stOne thence :. Is deg. ~ nin l. chans 10 \
stone; theI :. u deg ~ min. W. Is Is chains tU
rto.e thence n. 81 deg 3Onin. ". 3chains to stone;
thence =. - deg. ~ min. w. 2'thains to stone
thence :. 81 deg. W. $50 chains to stone: thence
= - deg: W " chains " a stone; thence y. " deg.
81 min. w. t.5O chains u stone; thence N. ~ des:
y, min. w chains to the place of beginning CON.
tanning . 1890 acres and formn. portion Vi the
west 4 VI section 10. In tOwnship Il: north Of rage
= we.t. principal meridian. N. r. The adjoining
claimants to these premises arc John Ferris, Michael
kiley, and Others below, placrr mining caimMn,s.
W. q. CHILD Register.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-10

CHAs. STEM & Co., have on hand a
large stock of the finest wines and
liquors, English porter and ale, etc.,
Imported and domestic cigars. which
they are selling in quantities to suit deal
ers and families, cheap for cash. They
are also doing storage and commission
business. See advertisement. o3-lw.
FoR first-rate dinner, the Parlor Res
taurant is the place.
To RENT.-The spacious building for
merly occupied as the RECORD Office,
having been thoroughly repaired, lined
and Papered, is offered for rent at low
figure. For particulars apply to the office
of the Daily RECORD, in Michael's cigar
store, Main street. opposite Meadow
Valley.
A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at J. Levin & Co.'s, opposite Harnil-
tons saloon, Main street.
For an elegant breakfast, 60 to the
Parlor Restaurant.
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C.
Wiederhold.
8. AsHIM BRO.
BLUE. Brown AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, SIS
worth s35.
Mining boots only s5 at $. Ashim
4 Bros.
French cashmere pants-s5 and Sc,
mt =. Ashin 4 Bros.
8. ASHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS, $40; worth $50.
Who don't know that the chea pest
store i'm town 10 =. Ashim 4 Bros !
Boys clothing: Latest styles Mt s.
Ashfm q Bros.
A hat given to every one that buys
n suit At 3. Ashim u Bros.
Paper collars-Byronic or Shakspe-
rean-25 cents per box mt Ashim 4 Bro
Cheap!--White, brown and black
canvas shoes at s. Ashim q Bros.
Merino undershirts ut four bits nj
IS. Ashim q Bros.
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brief CHANCES.

The church at Manassas, Va, recently
dedicated by Bishop Haven, is the first
church that has been built in this histor-
ic neighborhood since the close OF the
war. .....t..
An orphan. under age, married his fe-
male guardian in Illinois, the other day,
and was compelled to get her written
consent to his marriage before the we'd
ding could take place. d..
The early closing movement for the
Winter months is already commencing
to agitate the merchants in several towns
of California.
FREDERIcK, the three-year.old son Of
the Hon. Cornelius Cole, died at the
Grand Hotel in Oakland on the I'd inst,
after long illness. tat
RrAv1s, the crazy capital mover, is go
ing to lecture on the Mississippi valley.
and kindred themes. to show that st.
Louis should be the national capital.
In Sewer county, Tennessee, an
ancient silver mine has been discovered,
with all the old appurtenances for work
ing. U
IT is said that the spinning wheel IL
coming into vogue again as a source OF
fashionable female occupation.
WHETHER to elect one or two Justices
Of the Supreme Court in California, is
still an open question.
The Burning Moscow and Ameliu
mines, in Brigham Canyon, sold the
other day for $40, 900 in currency. b.
IT has been twice judicially decided
that railroad passenger need not give
up his ticket until furnished seat.
CRop failures and famine are reported
from Hungary.
CoIusA VALLEY, CAL, 10 claimed al
we'll adapted to the growth OF cotton.
THERE were n deaths in San Francis
co last week. q.
CON closed in New York Saturday a
l00H, the lowest In ten years.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN Francisco, octobere.
sHAREsl MORNING SALES.
$50 ophir-55 SAX 55hblo
40 Gould & Curry-1lA llx llkl HAZE
$50 Best L Belcher-5a
1853 Savage-42 40 Az Al
80 Chollar- Potosi-3S SO II 80
IS Hale Norcross-25h 25sI
1876 Crown Point-99k Sc lOOsl0 100
405 Yellow Jacket-52H 81 51H 81 51l6
GAS lmperial-4A IA AZ
$50 Empire Mill
$40 Kentuck-llsa l15s IL
Is Alpha-23h "a
7eo Belcher-66k 66s o7b5 6sbso 81 eThb5
67kb3
1855 Confdence-7a IL
22O Con. yirginia--14l 14l y AZ Al
100 Sierra Nevada-1lh
400 Exchequer-7h
so Seq. Belcher-50
$50 Overman-lOA lOIa llb3O 1875 l0k
$50 Justice-7a 7H7a7
1876 Caledonia-l7h ia 17Ab5
40 Knickerbocker-37s
$50 Arizona & Utah-l7s -.
100 Globe-lb5
1855 Baltimore Comic lOlt b3O ga lOl. b3O %.
so Bacon-2k
$40 Central-lOA lOb
335 Silver Hill-12A l2Ab5 12is IL
400 Rock Island-70c 75cb30
100 N Y Con-35c
1875 American Flat-sh Sasb3O 81 SKIS
1880 Tyler-90c csc
GO Central No. 90
l4O Union Con-lX
10 Moodyille-62Hc
200 Franklin-lH Iva
ooo nevada
looo FAR Mount-32S
AFTERNOON SALES.
c,n r,roto CO.. ,o,, ,o,< ,o,..o italian ,o,,
100 ASa,ns EIiiI nno '''' '''s'' ~ s''o ~
,s9s pa,n,nnt AZ 400
90 90 Rva Patcbraas az fsoo'
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-10
Union Pacific Railroad.
TIME TABLE,

Until FURTHER NOTICE. TRAINS WILL
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follows
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 q. m; mixed
$50 y. m; freight, 10 80 a. IN.
AnRrvE.-Daily express, $40 p nj. mixed, . 49,
P. M; freight, $40 a. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with the
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City and
al points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan. with stages for the Sweetwater mines.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railio Dad.
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office of
: Wells, Fargo Il Co., East Temple street, and at
the office of the Utah Central Railroad in Salt
Lake City also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which office berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars snd all information in regard
to passage. apply at the ticket offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves of
through sleeping-car, comfortable accommoda-
tions and quick time.
THOS. L. KINIBALL,
General Ticket Agent
T. +. SICKLES,
au23-u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.