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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-08
Alps silver Mining CONF CONF San Fran

Alps silver Mining 1 S0 San Fran
cation Of principal place Of B% Wnrts, Ely Min
cisco, acknowledgements. state Of NeVau'ii
ns s' IS hereby gwen TIA. At day
the Directors held on the ! Fo no. 81 %. Sl
FIFTY CENTS per share was le payable i ias
capital stock 81 the states gold COIN Room
secretsry at the office Of the san iFrancsco
No. 10, 400 Montgomery street, go sal,
California. -, -. 81 assessment s ~
Any stock upon which sani.u,t as.rth daI
remain unpaid on the ~ deiinauent, ana ,, es
yertsed for sale at public aIe s soid on Tues
day the FIFTEENTH day A tppssihef with cost
Of advertising anu GHxS 8. NEAL, secIe, street
os,ce-Room No. 10, 400 M0nss0in' f9lsd
San Francisco, California
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Page and Punaca silver Mining

rage E-uuhCu
Company-Location Of Works, Ely Mining DIS
trict, Lincoln County, Nevada Notice : n3fy,
by given that at a meeting OF the bo| h.i
Trustees OF said Company, held on tle t at ~
day of February, 1873. an assessment MOI .,H
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon ny t't
in United States gold coin, to the secre.MSi !"
the Office of the Company, Rooms % ana !! r sSr
chants Exchange, California street. SAL i''H
cisco. California. ,, s,,u
Any stock upon which said assessihJ ,.., r", of
remain unpaid on the Eleventh dn! ,v NJ
March, 1918, shall be deemed delinquent ana
will be duly advertised for sale at PUBIC i sr
ton, and unless payment shall be maue . @ day
will be sold on Tuesday, the FRS rs'n a"i
April, 1873, to pay the delinquent as'e esn4ns,
together with costs of advertising anu .s,sas
of sale, By order of the Board of Trustees.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary,
Office-Rooms 90 and 81 Merchants E ita.n;"
California street, San Francisco CaIh0iNl4'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-08

And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Eighteenth
day of January. A. d. 1878. SO many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the office of
the Company, No. 729 Montgomery street,
Room No. 2 San Francisco, California, on
saturday, the Twenty-SecOnd day of
March. A. d. 1873, at the hour Of one o'clock
p. IN. of such day, to pay delinquent ASSESS
ments thereon, together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses OF the sale.
JOSIAH H. APPLICABLE, Secretary.
Office: No. 100 Montgomery street, corner of
jackson street, Room No. 2, San Francisco,
California. mr5.td
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San Jose Consolidated Mining Com.


pany Location of Works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln county, Nevada-Notice is hereby CIV.
en-, that at meeting of the Board Of Trustees
held on the It'll day of February 1873, an as
sessment no, y of Ten Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation
payable Immediately in United States gold and
silver coin to the Secretary at the office Of
the Company, No. 729 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment sAsi
remain unpaid on the nth day OF March,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for Se
at public auction, and unless payment Is mace
before, will be sold on the 9th day Of April
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment " =,
gether with cost of advertising and expenses Vi
sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
JOSIAH ii. APPLICABLE, Eecre'af!;
Ofice-No. 729 Montgomery street. hooh ~
2, San Francisco, California. llt.U
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-08

Pioche-PhGnix Mining Companv-.
Location of Works Ely Mining District liz
coin County, State of Nevada Notice is b na-
by gwen that at meeting of the Board d
Directors Of said Company, held on the the \,
day OF February 1873, an assessment mo. ons
OF One ~ Dollar per share was levied nnor
the capital stock Of the Corporation, payaba
immediately in United States gold coin, "a
the Secretary, at the office, Of the COMPANY
Room 81 Hayward's Building, No. 4l9 Caliior,i,
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment Shall
remain unpaid on the IIth day of March
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised IN
sale at public auction, and unless payment h
made before, will be sold on the I'd duy If
April, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost Of advertising and expens,
of sale. By order Of the Board OF Directors
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary,
Oflice-Room q Hayward's Building 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
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National Mining Company.-.-L..",NHrp
"a l.c RriStnl hiQlllI IlsllINN =.

national Mining SVnP n:y..r;ct Nye
ton Of Works, Bristol Mining pis.ri' ssrsr
County, state of Nevada.--Notiee is mems T,n:
given, that at meeting Of the Board r 0i tt
tees Of said company, held on the lx ~ FIFTY
day of February, 1873 an asse ssmen .h VI whole
CENTS per share was levied upon .hs imme
capital stock of said company, payao,V, me Sec.
diately, in United States gold com - " s,id com.
rotary, of said company, at the ofce % rrsncC,
pany, No. 81. Market street. San fr'n''''
California. o,sr,ent shall
Any stock upon which said asses Snsnty sew.
remain unpaid on Thursday, me iesmea de.
enth day OF March. 1873 shall De , oe for sale
linquent, and will be duly adver.i n@snt shall
at public auction, and unless Thursday,
the Seventh day of April, 1873 to pay cost, osa Of
iinquent assessment, together WIN
advertising and expenses OF the SAFE
BY order of the Board Of Trustees c,cret.ry
O., Jro n cisco, JaHI"--
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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIESl
DR.. GIBBONS DISpENSARY,

MO. G23 KEARNY STREET, COR
~ NER Commercial, San Francisco.
Private entrance on Commercial street >,
Established in 1854, for the treatment,
of sexual and Seminal Disease, such
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The Tesmenis Silver Mint,

The Tesmenie Silver Minnie r.
panyELocation Of principal place Of Bus Soa.
San Francisco, California. q, wil lli
Ely Mining District, Lincoln Copn,r o work,
Nevada-Notice is hereby given, that AZ s' ave q
ing OF the Board Of Directors held ON ~ meet
day OF February, 1873, an assessment ' M, IA
o. ten Cents per share was levied upon I ii,
diately, in United States gold coin. to th IN NE
rotary, at the Office of the Company. Room oey
No. AIS Montgomery street, San Tr r.OOa D.
California. Aianclsco,
any any stock upon which said assessment shat,
remain unpaid ON Tenth day of No ' snsll
1873, will be delinquent, and adyertiSad u,
sale, at public auction, and unless nsr,a ~
is made before, will be sold on Thursd. c !. u
the Sd day of April, 1873. to pay the dernonc,
and expenses Of sale.
o., 5. PHILLIPS, Secretary
ONCE; Room 3, No. AIS Montgomery street s,r
--eneIoeo, o,iIIoIlIa. flaw
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I..-.,.,. noo,n Consolidnted Nlininnis M.

Company-I.ocation of Works, Ely Mll nSotice
is hereby given. that at meeting Of t Esbr D
Of Directors, held on the 10th day o. Twentyfve
1873, an assessment. No: y % the capital
Cents per share was levied upon ,n me
stock of the corporation. payable iSSerretsry, at
in United States gold coin, 70 'ne AZ Cslitorns
the Office of the Company, NO. 't =,
street, San Francisco, California. cement shall
Any stock upon which this asses ST March
remain unpaid on the 22d day advertised for
1873, will be delinquent, ana ,a au' payment j.
sale at public auction and, nnl1 18th day Of
made before, will be sold on the !. ssse ssuent,
April, 1873, to pay the deiinluen and expenses
together with costs OF adv y.raitnts
Vi saie' by o'oe F. STIRLING, itstd
Office: No. a14. California street. - :.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
DISTINGUI>HED PERSONALS.
Visit or Big Month and Powder Face
The ArapAhOe Chieftans.

Among the distinguished persons of the
Southwest Frontier who registered at the
Planters Monday were Hon. Big Mouth,
sife and child; Hon. Spotted Wolf, wife and
child; Hon. Powder Face and wife; Hon.
White Grow, wife and child; Hon. Fxbicus
Cut Tongue; and Messrs. Sore Neck, Tall
Bear, White Man, Barking Dog and Lunch
Mouth.
These gentlemen are descendants from
long lire of Indian Princes of the
Arapahoe tribe, and are merely paving the
citizens Of Leavenworth the compliment OF
q visit, while being detained in the State as
tee to obtain the names of white men who
have been selling liquor totheir red neigh
bors.
A representative of THE TIMES called at
the Planters last evening, and was enabled
through the indulgence of James Morrison,
the interpreter of the party, to hold "sweet
converse" with the leading chieftains Big
Mouth, Powder Face and Spotted Wolf.
Oar reporter cav the assembled warriors
in one of the large rooms ON the main floor
of the Planters House just after they had re-
turned from La;ng's Hall, whittier they had
been to see the panorama Of ireland. The
conversation was rather Of a desutory char.
acter, and did not contain much information
that would be relished by the general reader.
On . point of etiquet our reporter was
somewhat provoked with Mrs. Powder
Face, who manifested disposition to
terminate all small talk by retiring
to slumber in one of the four capacious
beds OF the room. She not only acted
sleepy, but cut the conversation short BY
making active preparations for disrobing and
turning in for the night. Mrs. Powder Face
evidently cannot endure the disaipations that
our metropolitan bellies endure. and in hiet
life society would be talked about for her
Loldness.
The Arapahoe delegation is accompanied
by Jno. ID. Miles. of the Cheyenne Agency,
and Capt. X. II. Pratt and Capt. J. II.
Gagesby, Of the U. S. Army.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
MEDICAL.


The "etherial mildness'' with which ,ess cred
it the vernal seasou Is more illusion Of the fancy
than 4 meteorological fact. Early spring in tenn
Pera'e climates is fearful time sad the iesrs are
usually tso cool for heath cim'os;. To avert
the comPla nts TO which the logs and wind. OF the
season are apt TO gi'e rise, prudent people Who
oeie'e in the Provers that '.prevention is better
than cure fortify their stomachs and brace up
their nerves and muscles With Hos;et,er's Stomach
Bit'e's- Those Who Do this are wise, and are re-
vared fo' their vision by escaping the visi,atiins
Of ehills and fever, rheumatism, bileusness, dst-
ueuey. constipation ae.. 50 common in damp, m
hospita ls weather. To the less prudent, who
neglect this caution, and suffer for it We would
say that The disorders which this Potent veye able
tonic prevents IL also cures. eodAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

On the second page of to-day's paper We
publish part of the proceedings of the Hin
ois Farmers Convention, which was recent
ly held. Tomorrow We will publish the
constitution and bylaws of the Association.
Ii IL for the benefi. Of Kansas farmers that
we Cause the publication. In this connec-
ton It is no more ,h,n justice TO gay that
John Seeker sent to the office of the Spring.
field (iiis.) Journal, and procured COPY Of
Of the proceedings and the constitution, With
q view Of accommodating the residents OF
the agricultural districts Of this State.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

The following resolution was offered b,
Wilson and adopted:
R.solred, That the County Engineer be in
structed to put the approaches to the bridg,
across Stranger on the knight Il Stafford
road in q condition that aaid bridge NAV b
be crossed.
On motion 5000 vas appropriated 10 nd.
dition to the $500 90 alreadp appropriated to
build Q bridee:ovef Woolf cseek, - tie sum
appropriated NJ insnf6cieot.
lard road, was taken up and adopted and the
road ordered opensd.
The petition Of william Haydea vas pre-
sented, asking for surveyor to plat the road
leading to the bridge over Seven Mile creek,
and granted.
The petition Of Whittock, referred to
the County Attorney, Vas referred back to
the Board with the opinion that the Board
had no power in the matter, which opinion
Was adopted.
The petition of A. Dougherty, referred to
the County Attorney. was referred hack to
The Board with the report that the Board had
no authority in the matter, but could relieve
the petitioner a. far - the justice Of the mat.
ter was concerned, which petition vas refer
red back to the Committee on Ways and
Means for further consideration.
On the petition Of Thompson and others,
of High Prairie township, for repairing Of q
bridge, Mr.. Spencer moved that $500, or 30
much thereof a is necessary, be appropri-
ated to build and repair bridges.
Mr.. Hiatt moved an amendment to the ef-
feet that the County Engineer be instructed
to make plans and specifications. and es'i-
mates, and report to this Board n the next
meeting. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Spencer S75 was appro-
priated to complete the bridge on the Per-
ryville road, upon petition Of J. X Bell.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the petitions not
reported on be laid over until the next
meeting, which Vas adopted.
The petition of sundry citizens for bridge
On the State road running from Leavenworth
10 Eudora, was on motion laid on the table. |
The petition of sundry citizens Of High |
Prairie to build 4 bridge over the Little |
Stranger on the Perryville road, Was taken |
up and the County Engineer instructed to
make plans, estimates and specifications, and
report at the next meeting.
The following resolution was offered and
ldopted:
by Spence
Resolved, That the County Engineer be d.
'ected to examine and cause such repairs AZ
nay be Necessary on the bridge crossing
Plum Creek, on the Leavenvorth and Atchi-
on road, as will be required to make said
ridge safe for public travel. Also the bridge
N the same road on McCuly Creek.
On motion Of Mr.. Hiatt the County En-
,ineer was instructed to make plans. speciti-
a,ions and estimates for q bridge over Nine
lille Creek, 1t the foot of Digger hill, ON
he East Desoto road.
Mr.. Wilson moved that Mersrs. Morgan 4
'arlin be requested to meet the committee
heretofore appointed to investigate the Salt
,reek hill matter At the County Clerks o.
ice on the 18th day of March, 1873, with a
lev to settlement. Adopted.
On motion the BoIrd adjourned to the
rst Monday in April 1873. at 10 O'Clock,
IN. A. B. KELLER.
County Clerk.
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Henoesasss's Baeha.

Henderson's Buchu, the great diuretic, an
unfailing remedy for all diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, hatulency, or wind in the stomach
The most distressing cases Of female weak
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cured by HENDERsON's BUcHU. 1t il I'm.
egnaled BY any known remedy for the cure
Of dropsy, gravel, and all equity or rheu.
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expelling all Pin I'D Tape worms. 1t il
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections of the liver. For sale by all drug.
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York the 81, 900 to take TO Page to enable
him to purchase bonds TO aid In tie es,ab
lishment Of National Bank, the Committee
say that Pomeroy is entitled to the exten!
that other men are, TO presumption Of limo.
cence, u presumption which they say i
somewhat strengthened by the fact that his
accuse n have failed 10 sustain their other
charges of bribery against him in the same
election. As to the further tact of the tes-
timony the committee saw there are several
| questions which ari.e in this trsn-sc' ion
which are not satisfactorily explained,
among which are the following: Why did
POmeroy not deliver the 5000 to P,ge
himself when he called on Monday He
then had the money. Why did not Pome-
roy give York the money he was to take
to Page in sealed package? Pomsroy
may have beeu anxious To conciiiaIe York
BY showing hin that he WIS assisting his
friend Page in the establishment
Of 4 hank in his town, and by
reposinz confidence in him, but even
ifthe suggestion OF this improper motive does
not satisfactorily answer to these questions,
there will be some discrepancies between the
statements Of POmeroy and Page, such a. to
whether il was in The forenoon or afternoon
OF the Monday tina, Page called on Pomeroy.
Perhaps they are not other than such a show
the absence OF any arrangement between
them as Witnesses. The committee say some
of them we're absent on other duties, from
time TO time. as the evidence was being Ia
ken, and did not receive the printed testi-
mOny until the morning OF Saturday, the LIST
inst, and have given the evidence such ex-
n.n I a. ~, - .ne LIsue VI ooSlness my
n. .sa ~" ao' "nicn has " mo NO means ose'
' 1"e eonlnN''e
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..rbere', Neehi.x l.tkeJs,

"Don't wish for better" Like il much"
'Can't speak too highly of it," ''There can
he no fault found with it," "Can testify to
its superiority" ''Dont use any other. u
These are few quotations from the hundreds
of testimonials I'm favor Of Dooleys Yeast
Powder, which is the only chemical pure,
harmless, healthy and nutritious article OF the
kind in the market. Perfectly reliable, easy
to use, convenient and recommended BY all.
For sale BY grocers. Dooley & Brother,
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loDaso Bleed.

The continued use of Salerstus, Alum,
Ammonia, and adulterzted baking powders in
bread, bi-cuits. cakes, and pastry are prolific
sources or causes Of impure blood. The sub
stances need BY .Jr. Price in bis Cream Bak-
ing Powder have an affinity for certain por-
lions Of the blood, and renders it more
adapted for transformation into muscular
and other tissues, while the use Of the oshes
articles destroy to a great extent its cosgu-
laiinR power. making il thin and vatery.
Let DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
special Flavolipgs OF Nsc;zrine, Lemon, etc
be used in preference to all others, for the
sale of pure articles should be encouraged.
march5- do
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AGENTS WANTED

To canvas for the Journal. We Will allow our
agents one dollar on every sub.criser tsat they
OBTAIN, which 10 . very liberal cash commission
All Of our agents are MAKING money, .1nlS get o.
high - S6r.y or ATTY subscribers each day. an
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should have . sample copy OF the c'fomo 10 DO
veil because people will sabscribe qu.cSer slt--r
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reeeipe Of o. all framed complete. ANY person
can set agent il they choose afte, the aSeat ba
obtained twenty subscribers they can deduct the.
- s>nt. Agents should take h0.d Of tsis Il or, 1.
and start without delay.
Every boly should s-nd ST. AMI receive the
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

BY =. HAwN.

Immediately on entering the month, tn
previous severe winter weather relaxed, ant
the first three weeks we're rather mild, bul
the last week relspsed again into cold and
rough weather.
The mean temperature Of the month was
30 degrees, while the mean of four years was
81 degree. Is minutes. Rain fell to the
depth of log inches; and snow l.D
inches.
The grain fields we're unco. cred early in
the month, and in good condition. Since
that time, they have been expOsed TO the
weather, and it is yet too early to pass upon
the prospects with any degree of accuracy,
but would consider the prospects favorable
in this county, and no complaints come from
any parts Of the State. The melting of
last months snow, with the rains, have
put the ground in good condition for the
growth of the plants, when propi;ious cir
cumstances come.
The damage to the fruit frees, shrubs and
vines by the severity of the past month,
cannot yet he fully estimated; NJ least, it will
he fatal to aone of our choicest species. par
ticularly on the low grounds.
The peaches and the spricots are damaged,
both in the fruit buds, and wood, and some
of them on rich low gronnds fatally, aid
this will also > rly, in a grea, degree. to
cherries, peaches and plums.
At station No. 1, Of my last report. where |
the lowest range of the thermometer reached
24' below zero. the grsPevines are abont in
the following condition:
The Caiawba, Herbeuonf, Eumelan,
all of Rogers hybids in the vine-
gard, are killed 10 the ground. A
peculiar circumstance connected with
this destruction is that the Catswbs and
Diana are killed from the snow line down,
while the vines on the upper wire Of the
trellls' are bright, and even the fruit bud
are not killed.
Ives, Hartford Prolific. and Norton's Vir-
ginia have two-thirds of their huit buds
killed, but the wood il sound.
Clinton, wood sound bu. the fruit buds are
all killed.
The Black and White Concords and Ma
ryarce are sound all around.
So far NJ the prospect now appears. the
vintage of TIE coming season will not he ma
tarially decreased, as the Concords have
been favorites for several years.
The failure Of many of our popular fruits
will enhance the demand of grapes.
The nurseries sustained great damsge in
their stock.
From the large accumulation Of snow in
the Rocky Mountains we may look for a
rough, changeable spring, and not unlikely
an abundance of rain in the summer