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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-11
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
"A purchasing any stock of the Chief of the
Hill Mining Company from Charles Morris, as
all the stock of this company in his possession
belongs to me. #..
fs-1m4 AUGUST HAMANN.
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san Jose Consolidated Mining Com.

pany Location of Works Ely Mining Distnd,
Lincoln county, Nevada-Notice is hereby gv
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 Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation
payable Immediately in United States gold md
silver coin, to the Secretary at the Office Of
the Company, No. 729 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment snail
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF March,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for ae
at public auction, and unless payment is MADE
before will be sold on the 9Th day Of APRIL
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment 70,
gether with cost of advertising and expenses u
sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
JOSIAH II. APPLICABLE, Secretary
Oflice-No. 729 Montgomery street, Room no
2, San Francisco, California. iitlu
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Hermes Mining Company---Location
of Works Ely Mining District, Lincoln County,
State OF Nevada -Notce.-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
OF assessment levied on the Ninth day OF
January 1873, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders
as follows;
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Page and PaMaca Silver Mining


Company-Iocation of Works. Ely Mining ph'
trict, Lincoln County, Nevada.-Notce IS 9fs
by given that at meeting of the b0an ~
Trustees of said Company, held on NE ,nIg
day of February, 1878 an assessment tNo'@@
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon 'ne 'aFS
tai stock Of said Company, payable lmnieua"r
in United States gold COIN to the Secretary Y, F"
the Office of the Company, Rooms 26 and y T A'''
chants Exchange, California street. san i''u'
cisco. California. .,,,n
Any stock upon which said assessment saa NJ
remain unpaid on the Eleventh das .v VI
March. 1878, shall be deemed delinquent ' a"'
will be duly advertised for sale at plollc ar.'
ton and unless payment shall be made ee Ias
wall be sold on Tuesday, the First a,s u",
April, 1873 to pay the delinquent assessloa
together with costs of advertising ana tAp S
of sale. BY order of the Board OF lrus.e. .srv
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary,
Oflice-Rooms 26 and 81 Merchants EAcnan''
California street. San Francisco, California
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Alps silver Mining Comps San Fran

Alps silver Mining 1,,s;nsss San Fran
cation of principal place OF B Wnrbs lily Min
cisco, California-Locatlone STATE Of Nevau";;
ing Gsi IS hereby given that At day
February. 1873, an assessment asied upon the
FIFTY CENTS per share wa a.,n s, payable I'M
n mddste s,o in United States gold Son
Secretary, at the office Of the san Francisco
No. 10, 400 Montgomery street. ali
California. .,d assessment s s"y
Any stock upon which sa alnatSy S.rth da ~.
remain re- nr rn'1s 1884, viii b nd unless
vertised for sale at public aq ns sold on Tues
day, the Fifteenth day A tpprsiher with costs
the delinquent assessment eaass ~. u sale. law
of advertising ana GiiAs. s. NEAL, yer street
oface--Room No. 10, 4o2 Mon's0~ fsitd
san Francisco, California.
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Call Mt the Phoebe Daily Record Office
for job Printing.
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National Mining COmpany---i."Ts"rl1
tinn ~ Works Bristol Mining Dlstrlct' Y

ton of Works. Bristol Mining pls,iN harSiy
County, State of Nevada.-Notce is hS Trr:.
given, that at meeting of the Boaru r, Va
tees of said company, held on the t Nv WITTY
day of February, 1873, Jan assessment u ,,hale
CENTS per share was levied upon ths " imms
capital stock of said company, paysolv, b aa See
diately in United States gold COIN 10 oa 'I' eol
rotary, of said company, at the ONCE Oh rrnueso
pany, No. 81, Market street, San f'"D|
California. ,...--.o,,ort shall
Any stock upon which said asses Slenty.sey
enth day OF March. 1873, shall be deemed aer s s
linquent and will be duly advertised ~ shall hal
at public auction, and unless paSm ,,rsd Inv
be made before, will be sold on In nu tSe de-.
the Seventh day of April, 1873, 70 pas costs Of
linquent assessment, together Win VIII
advertising and expenses OF the SAFE
~ 0'o'- GEO. D. GRAY, secrei ti,o,
No a Marriott street San Francisco, oano-
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N...., u.oAb Consolidated Mining, III

Newton Booth COnsOl1uMW; n;np Dis
Company-Location of Works, NY ml Notice
trict, Lincoln County, State OF Ne " the Board
Of nslscs s, held on the DAY q res
Cents I per share was levied upon the uap
stock Of the corporation, payable iSnrretsry, at
in United States gold coin, to the az California
the office of the Company, NO, OH
street, San Francisco, California. ssment shall
Any stock upon which TINS ass. of March,
Ts s n nnp ss Sn sas and IL
sale at public auction, and unless ,st Pay day Of
made before, will be sold on the lass assessment,
April, 1873, to pay the delinqueh. md expenses
together with costs Of adyertlsnls '-
of sale. By order Of the DirectoMrSs. secretary
], F.. STIRLlNu, SCI flstd
=, o,. C,,sor,,;a street.
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OUR LETTER box.
OoEoco NJ MES.
p ocnoco, lug, 90, 1873.


@ ocHoco, lug 30, 1873.
Editor Democrat. 4tn8
Ithought few lines from tlil4 part
of the.countr' might 1,s Of some little
interest 60 I. oun renIers, particularly
concerning the mines. The diggings,
so far as they have been prospected,
bid fair to pay very well. The Canyon
City party, which was prospecting the
main creek, abandoned their claims
without giving lthera a fair test. The
claims owned by Steaperson & Co., To-
Gated in the guIches, prospect very
well. Uncle Jimmy Douthit's creek
claim also prospects well, though he
has not got down to the bedrock yet.
Mr. Hodges party prospected on the
same creek with very fair results.
Three of this party worked about two
weeks with small head of water, aud
took out about $40. Still further up
the creek the Howard boys panned out
Sips to the pam and myself and part
ner have been getting good prospects
running as high as So to the pan. We
have been working about y month
with rocker, making from $G to SIS
perday to the hand. The gold obtained
in these diggings is very coarse, some
pieces Weighing 49, sVgq
There is very little doing in the
mines at present on account of the
scarcity of winter. I think when we
get water in the spring the diggings
will pay fair wages, though how exten-
sive they are ! can't say, as there has
been very little prospecting done out
side of the creek have mentioned. /
write these particulars because great
MANY men have came here, stayed
few days, and went off and pronounced
the mines humbug without even
hole. Time and plenty of
water is all we want to open fair, pay
ing diggings. ~,
Yours on the bedrock,
WIN. UTTINGER.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

May be privately and conidentlally consulted,
either personally or by letter, for the cure OF
diseases Of the Generative Organs, Nervous
Debility, Sperm9torrhga or Seminal Weak
ness, Syphilis Gonorrhma, Structure of the
Urethra and Gleet, or resulting from youthful
indiscretion, or other predisposlng causes.
DIR. THOMAS adVertiSea with the view Of
informing sufferers where they may consult o
skillml medical man who can give them proof
Of having passed through such course OF pro-
fessonal studies and examinations as to entl-
tie him to the fullest confidence.
SpermatOrrhma orSeIninal Debility AS Of
all diseases Of the human system, this Is the
most to be guarded against so, II once con-
tracted, should It's treatment be most judlciOus
The relationship, or relalile dependency exist
Ing between the Cerebro Spinal system Of
nerves and the procreativd organsis such as To
require on the part Of the physician an inti-
mate knowledge OF their anatomical and
physical structure, for when once the laws OF
nature have been violated, the beautiful bal
ance which naturally exists between tho ner-
vOus ana muscular systeInds OycrthrOwn, and
n vitlated condition OF the mind and body dis
plays itself In an array Of morbid syiSptoms,
both nervQusand physical, from which tho pn.
tlent eanpfly hope 10 be permanently cured
BY the scientific research OF the true physlolo-
lgist. Ifa alg u fnN H ~
DIR. THOMAS strongly advises those suffer
Ing from the above disragesto place. themselyeR
under his professlonalcafe at oncg, Ind assures
them that his treatment Is uniformly success
ful, and patients who have lost every hope may
resort 10 him with the full assurance Of a rapid
and permanent recovery hib
n Dir THOMAS European and Colonial expe.
rlence has extended over twenty-five yenrs,-
He studied NJ the Westmlnsteri Hospital aid
g. George Mediral fthbOl, LondOn, nhH tsns
formerly sdrgeon TO The South West London
f'iR:,xamianti8ha pnssed,by Dr. Thomas. Nom.
Der Of t1e Royal Colege of Surgeons, England,
1889 Llcentate OF tho, Royal College Of Physl.
clans England, 1861 Iicentlatc N Midwifery
Royal College Of Surgeons, England, 1861 -
nnrtnr. nj Nfndfripp. InfynraifNf "a tttfqaaa
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SUMMONS.



Oregon, for Linn County.
The Albany and santiam Water Ditch or Ca
nal Company, plaintiff, vs.. @. W. Bacsus, Luz
Levi l.. Backus g. i. Backus and Lizzie Back
us, his wife, A. II. Bacltus and Mary Elizabeth
Backus, his wife, Joseph A. Baclsus, Mary Jane
Circle and Vincent Circle, her husband, j. s..
Backus, II. A. Backus, Ira Backus and r. II.
Backus, heirs at law Of Mary Ann Backus, de-
PENDANTS.
TO Lucinda Kyger and Alpheus Kyger her
husband, G. II. Backus and Lizzie Backus, HIS
wife, Joseph A. Backus and j. s. Bnekug, de-
PENDANTS, named In the above entitled action
In the name Of the State Of Oregon: You are
hereby summoned and required 10 appear and
answer the complaint filed against you IN tho
above entitled action, by the first day Of the
next regular term oI the Circuit Court IN and
for the County OF linn and State OF Oregon To
be- held on Monday the 18th day Of October,
1879, at Albany, IN said county, ana n you fsil
TO appearnnd answer MS above required, the
plaintiff viii apply tdthe Court fof the relief
prayed for In the complaint, tO-wit that the
following described lands be Appropriated to
tho use Of the plaintiff herein for a water ditch
or Canal Beginning NJ point on the south
line Of the lands Of defendants, in Section No
81, Township No II, South OF Hnnge, West Of
the Willamette Meridian, In Linn county, Orc
gOn, where the line OF said Canal, as surveyed,
crosses the said south line OF said defendants'
land and extending thence In north.wosterly
direction on each side OF said line, fifty feet
twetny-1ye feet on each side Of tho center line
Of said Caral-2i 70-l0O chains to the point
where the said line OF said Canal crosses the
line between the lands Of said defendants and
Published bylordsr Of Hons BgiF. Hpnham,
Judge Of said Court, dated August n, 1873.
BOISE 4 WILLIS and POWELL a FLIFE, At
iorneys for Plnintihf lrtsHlA fa h2xe.
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AuTHORIzED TExT BOoKs.
ALBANY, Sept. 0, 1873.


Editor Democrat
Directors and Clerks of School Dis
triets in Linn county are hereby noti-
fed that the following text books have,
in pursuance Of law, been adopted for
exclusive use in our schools for four
years from October /, 1873
ThompsoD's New Graded Series Of
Arithmetics Including New Mental
for Primary Glasses, New Rudiments
and New Practical, J and Brooks Nor
NAL Mental (for advanced classes;
Monteith's Introduction to Manual,
and Physical and intermediate Geogra-
phiesj Clark's Beginners and Normal
Grammar; Barnes Brief, History Of
the United States, and "Peter Parley's
Universal History speneerian PEN
manshlp and copies.
For schools of advanced grades Rob
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inson's Progressive Higher Arithmetic
Brooks Algebra and Geometry An-
dcrson's General History; Hart's Com
Position stcele's IA Weeds In Physi-
oIogyi stecle's IA Weeks in Natural
Philosophy !; steele's IA Weeks in
Chemistry; Wood's Botanistapd Flor
ist; Bryant and Stratton's Book Keep
ing.
The selection Of Readers and Spoilers
will take place about the 18th inst, of
which due notice will be given.
The law under which these books
have been selected requires that they
shall be introduced into all the public
schools of the State on or before the
first day Of October, 1873, bat the State
Board of Education has concluded to
take the responsibility Of extending
the time so as to secure their gradual
introduction without working hard
ships upon Districts so situated as not
to be able to obtain the books immedi-
ately. Hence, though it will be ex-
pected and required that all the public
schools shall begin in good faith to in
troduce said books, on or before the
first day Of October, 1873, yet they will
be allowed until the first of March,
1874, to complete the introduction.
1t will be the duty of the Directors
and Clerks to see that these books are
introduced as foon as possible. The
Importance of attending to this matter
will be more fully appreciated when it
becomes generally known that no Dis
trict except tsuch as may not have had
school taught in the meantime) that
fails to report at this school-year, the
complete introduction of the text
books, will be permitted to draw
public money for the year following.
Teachers are requested to use their in
liuence in introducing these textbooks,
for the purpose of carrying into effect
fully the law on this subject. HM
TsJ. STITES, VIZ
County School Supt.
A public examination of teachers for
Linn county will be held in the Albany
District School House on Saturday,
Sept. ~, commencing at 8 o'clock A.
NJ. aj 3& T.J. STITES,
County School Supt
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FROM OcHoCo.


Editor Democrat:
Harvest is in full blast here just now,
and farmers look for larger grain
yield than ever before. They claim
that they can raise more grain here to
the acre than they can in "Webfoot." !"
Yesterday heavy grain commenced
falling, and it continued during the
greater part Of last night, and as a
great deal of rain is still in the fields it
will be apt to do considerable injury.
If it does, the damage will be general,
as very few have theirgrain hauled in.
The range is good and the rain will
help it. Oehoco has ''lots" Of fat
beeves waiting for buyer.
A few miners are still at work on
their claims. They are working with
rockers, as the water is too low to run
the sluices, and are making from two
to seven dollars per day to the hand.
They expect rich yield as soon as
water comes. IT aG ,'s@
Farrel Beeler, formerly of Linn coun-
ty, had the misfortune to be bit by a
rattlesnake while he was bindinggrain
a few days ago. He describes
the sensation of the bite as akin
to the shock produced by an cleo
trio battery. He was several hours
getting to the house, though only a
short distance from it. It is thought
he will recover, as he is now getting
better.
The political flies are dormant yet
that is, they haven'tyet began blowing
in this community. They all are, Mi
cawber-like waiting for something to
turn up. The people of Eastern Ore
1gUirare canvasstng the sLidrctsaf,I4ocks
at the Cascades. That the country
needs them no one will deny. As we
are now situated the Columbia river is
not public highVayj it is private
highway, owned by private COM
pany, which the public has to support.
IT is under the exclusive control, and
as good as owned, by the o. S. N Com
pany-a company which Eastern Ore
gon is yearly taxed to enrich. Taxed
by high freights-seven times as high
as they would be if the riyerwas opened
by means of Locks at the Cascades.
We now pay fifteen dollars a ton for
freight from Portland to the Dalles
where it would be carried-for two. This
Company is enabled to exact this enor-
nous tariff simply because they own
the only portage at the Cascades, and
can keep out any competing lines, and
as long as we do nothing but grumbIe
they will collect these heavy freights
on every article we buy or sell. We
pay them thirteen dollars more than
we should for every ton of groceries
that Is used; thirteen dollars is taken
from our pockets that would be left
there for every ton Of produce we ship,
two dollars for every fat steer we send
to market in the spring, and to calcu-
late the amount that is annually
shipped and on this amount we could
save thirteen dollars for every ton and
two dollars for every head of steers we
send to market, One can see the enor-
nous drain this company Is on us, and
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ADvERTIsEMENFs


nREGoN 3 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
W Company. Laud Department Portland,
Oregon, April5 lo72.-Noiire is hereby given,
that vigorous prosecution viii be instituted
against any and every person who iresspasses
upon any Railroad land, BY euttieg and re-
moving timber ihersfrom before tho same Is
BOUGHT Of tue Company AND PA19 FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections,
whether surveyed or uusurveyed, within dis-
tanee Of thirty miles from the line Of the road
belongs to the Company.
i. II, Mo0RES.
y7nS5tf. Land Agsnt.
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SUMMONS.


In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
y, Oregon, TOR Linn County.
The Albany and Santiam Water Ditch or
Canal Company, plaintiff, VS.. Rachael Ritter,
Margaret Ann Hardman, and B. f. Hartman,
her husband, John Ritter, Emma Backus, John
Backus, Albert Rackus, Caroline Bellenger, and
Clara Ritter Martha Ritter, America Ritter,
heirs at law Of John II. Ritter, deceased de-
PENDANTS.
To Margaret Ann Hardman, and h. +. Hard.
man, her husband, John Ritter, Caroline Bel
lenger and Merit Bqllenger her husband
In the name of the State OF Oregon You are
hereby notified and required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled action in Che above entitled
Court at the next regular term thereof
Ion the second Monday Of October, 1873
and ifyou fail to answer, for want there
OF the plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the
relief prayed for in the compiling to-wit for
the appropriation of lands Of detendants' for n
right Of way for their Canal, fifty feet wide be-
ginning at point Onehe east line OF said de-
fendant's land, In Section No. 33 Township
No. II, South OF Range 2, West Of willamette
Meridian, In Linn county, where the line Of
said Canal, as surveyed by said company,
crosses the said east line Of said defendants
lands, and extending thence in a north-wester-
ly direction, on each sideof the center line Of
said Canal 50 feet wde 25 feet on each side, 25
l0-lDO chains to The point where said line Of said
Canal crosses the line between the lands Of
said defendants and the lands Of the heirs Of
-S Settle, deceased.
This summons Is published in pursuance OF
an order ot the Judge Of said Court, dated Au-
gust II, 1873. NAf
BOISE a WILLIS, A,,,,,s 10. r,,e, .o,.,a
POWELL & FLINN,) h'. 90 i'' "' nav"
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SUMMONS.
n the Circuit Court of Tie State Q

In the Circuit Co1trt Of tte State OF
oregon, TOR the County of Linn
Mary A. Patterson, plaintiff, VS.. VIM. Patter-
son, defendant,
Suit for divorce.
In the name of the State Of Oregon To the
above-named defendant, VIM. Patterson: You
are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint of the above-named plaintiff in the
above-entitled suit now on file against You with
the CLERK Of said Court, within ten days from
the date Of the service of this summons upon
you, If served in the County OF Linn, but If
served in any other county within the State of
Oregon, then within twenty days nom the date
of the service of this summons upon you; and
If served by publication, then on the first day
of said term of said Court. which said term viii
commence on the second Monday, the 18th day
of October, 1873, and If you fail to answer as
above required the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint,
which Is to obtain Judgment and decree OF the
Court dissolving the bonds OF matrimony exist
ing between you and the plaintiff, andawarding
the care and custody of the minor child, named
in the complaint, to the plaintiff, and for such
other relief as pertains to equity.
GEO. n. Helm, Atty for Plf.
Published by order of Hon. Il. II. Bonhan,
Judge Of said Court, which order bears date
August 20, 1873. rm n3w0.
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A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
w. EMVP SAWE

SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST COR
- ner Of Fourth and Vine streets. The house
contains mmodious rooms and is in good
repair. II also has well of good water and a
pump. Therells also new stable on the prem.
ises. The house is most conveniently located
and has all the modern improvements neces-
sary to comfort. Possession given Immediate
ly. Title guaranteed. Terms moderate. APP
ply for further information on the premises to
n3w6. MRS. NJ. A. DOOLITrLE
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The most astonishing cure Of chronic dlar-
rhna we ever heard Of is that of VIM. Clark,
Frankfort Mills, Maine; the facts are attested
By Ezra Treat, Upton Treat and M. A. Merrill,
either Of whom might be addressed for partjc-
ulars. Mr Clark was cured by Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment.
Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rockland,
Me-, Isaac M. Bragg, Esq, Bangor and Messrs.
Pope Bros, Machias Me-, lumber merchants,
fully endorsed the Sheridan Cavalry Condition
Powders and have given the proprietors liber-
ty to use their names In recommending them.
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AID VERT ISEM EN- rs
TO YOUNG WEN.

a FEW RARE CHANCES OFFERED TO
IN young men who design attending the Com
merclal College during the coming summer,
fall or winter. For full particulars, address, at
once, DELASHMUTr & 0ATMAN,
n45m3 Real Estate Agents Portland
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MULES FOR SALE.

IL one span of fine large mules, 16h hands
high. Also another fine span of 4-year-old
mules, l5h hands high. Also one young and
leave the country l will sell these animals
cheap for cash, and will wait for the money
until the lst OF October
n5ltf. w. L. YANTIS.
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70 Corrsslp on ,sts,.

Patients residing In any part of the country;
however distanb whomaS desire the opinion
and advice Of Dr, pohelly in their respective
ten statement Of such, in rpreferenoetto holding
q personal interview, arc Respectfully assured
that their COMMUNICATIONS gwtlllbe held most
sacred. The Doctor Is regular graduate and
may be consulted with every confidence.
If the case he fully and eandidls 81 described,
personal communiehton vii be unnecessary
as Instructions tor Diet regimen, md the gem
eral trentment Of the case Including the reme-
diesl, Will beifnrwarded without delay, and in
such manner as to, convey no Idea Of the
purport of the letter orporcel SO transmtted.-
Should your condition require Immediate at
tentiop, send ten dqllarsin coin tor that value
IN cprrancyliby maD, or Wells, Narto & Co.'S
Express and a package Of medicine will be
semitic your address With the necessary nstrtic-
tions for usen ConsultRtion bvlastar or other
wise, FREE. eHernlnnent cure guaranteed or no
.Addreas5E W,f II. DQHEHT.'i M. III.
San Francisco, Cali