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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
DAILY GAZETTE.
Ab pFsp prsaslons Ssr enc Rare Depars.
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Appropriations ser s@e kkre DepaRs~
May citizens are under the inprosuisn that shs
City Council propose 70 appropriate 5000 annu-
ally % each Of The steam Dire engine companies Of
tha city. This We are told is net the case. The
- liaits q, 600 as an amount beyond which the
~ nuld not advance; $4,000 boIng about the
sam thatIs 70 bo donated to each company.
IfH A-4- -N--~--sa-r,s-- ,s-----~----
Tne New Jersey Fight.
TRnNToN, April A grand flrht occurred In
the lobby this morning. Remarks hnd been made
By Mr. CAFse n khe Houae nf Assembly yesterday J
calling James Do. Bcovel, OF Camden, perjured
man, . forger and scoundrel, which eliminated
tnIs mqfalag " grand fight In the lobby. M
Ooles membeg ffOm Camden. and John Hood had
some warm words, when james NJ. ScoveI came
up, ana violent talk took place between Scovcl
end Cole.
Mr. Cole passed the lie, when Mr.. scovel strncl
nlm neayy blow and sent him reeling to tn
aoor; Lhe excitement grew intense. The Speake
directed the HeFReantatarrns % close fall tn
doors hF Carsc, hearing the noise outside
rushed hrpHn his aeqt into tha lobby and mixed Il
tne nght. Scovel seized Carae and punished hin
severely ana n she fall he was severely bruised
~ z said ne wa kicked while down. Cole
eyes we're blackened. The Mayor Of the city hap
Ronsa 20 he present. and induced Mr.. Gcovel &
- gat OF the Stdte-house. All is now quiet. Th
amals 9reW oNt pf the opposition Of Mr.. Bcovel {
hli a ne House which, It was alleged, afecte
3 % BE- the courts.
SS,5O0 ron voTE--A DRiBn-TAKHR IN TRoUBLl
TABxToE, N. r., April 4-ImmedIatelg 40,
sns adlonrnmene sire die an oficer walked up
Hen. q. y. Sheppard, Senator from Cumberlanl
aae aETazted him on q warrant issued on the con
plasMtof eJppqph ShAdsF, onesof the ceptsa
Iosa IS me National Railway, charging the Sen
ygE WIZ eogTnptly receiving 81, 500 In consider
ton OF his vote 10 ihe interest OF the said Nation
Railway.
Is . stated that Mr. Sheppard received the m
ney, but did not vete as was expected or agrss
nrons end u 4 sai.i be intsnded TO return the m
nsy. fhe amdaylt charges him with having takt
me money and keeping H. Mr. 9. gave ball (
nR Nppearanoo before the Mercer Oyer and TER
lnRl, IN Nay next, to answer the charge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
NOTICE.
ORncn OF ruE sacnrrAnr
BOAaD o. PU9LIo EDUCATIoN.

BoARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
Wlminaton, Del. March "a 1873.
An election for membaFs of the Board Of Public
Edueation Qf tha eikY o. Wi min yton will be hed o.
SATURDAY, April 5th, 1sT in sash Of the wRFjs a.
the city, Reks open 81 one 9ol9ek ?. N, closing a.
seven o'clock p. n.
The mgmbafs 70 be elected snA the places for hold
ing the election are ns follOslE
kIReT WARp-One Wembt teE three years. Polls,
SehooA House No. IS BscOna and WaahinRton Sts.
SECOND WARp-One memhef for three yeasa. po1ls.
FELTON, House, Second and Walnut streets.
THIRp WARD-0ne member for three years. Polls
" Mater Witch knains House. Shipley street between
Fifth and Sixth streets. =
AF0ERTM WAMD-0ne member for three yeaFs. one
memhar for two years. Polls. CITY Han
fIFTA WAnn-onaMambR far0 0na RaaDanRma
heR Ter eWo yeaHst 0m8m Aag lor eRa Saasa Fut
Sixth and 0mnas streets. Girl @th 3 E1aaR alsla.
STxRH WARn OnamamheR for two YeaEa; ozn nlaaa..
Der ioT three ysaEs P0ls, Seventh street sar k0n-
tlAT 0ooFEg Mageesg Coal O3ee.
SzynIH WAnD-e0ns msmbsE foT two SaaEe enc
member fer tAEsR yeara.s Polla Pebble Sekaal No q
Eleventh and Washingaon streets.
L EIGHTH WARn-One meulbeF for thraa YaaFs. p0lla.
Public School No. q Tenth and King sfFaetG
NfFRM WARD One member for two years, ems
member for thFoa years. Polls. 0ia Aeadamy. Van
deYer avenue.
TEsFg VARR--ons member for thrss years. PellA.
School House No 10.
By order Of the Board. J, L. KTEL9ORB.
mAFz1-12t SaerstAEY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

A. woman, d. SpalR lately gave birth 70 a
eousslId ated twin with two heads and four
- rrseea1lnR from = slnale trunk One q
ne heads was stubborn, but the other lived
two hours lt has now Joined the collection
Of splEils Ia theaBaf0nleal museum at AndEids
A tomeak was starved 10 death II Phlladel.
nhiR last week Nghereapon tAe Eellale ranch
II ere 9oesetg fog the Pfeveeelon & QEeelty @
Animah az That city ,at onre called slee.ai
hnnisn aet II the strongest langaaae
era .N5F81 &EF4G s..
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

A autifui ann II natrnit has applied iof an m
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9aifes.

NOTICE. The mambers efths Washington Steam
1N Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
are requested to meet at their Enana House. EFaheh
streee above Third on Monday evening, April 1th.
% ~ o'clock. ag business gf importance VIII come
before the meeting. sAML SnkPHkARD,
ap4-2e Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
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HORSE SWOEnNG.

Yhanaaaesianea win goaeiaue ths MsFus shees
fna ka1anerf 81 No. adl fask Etlfh g4eat taa4s &C.
ennie5 - Ms saahar. Meme hu4 ARga slEss WaEEe
Iaen ~ - eaRfeEad aHd en&lRe g1aia an Naa9s
sn1seS - alI Who nay Avn Hin wteh tA4ir Ra-
9Foaaga, whieh u r1seeclzzl lLF ERli 81 sssiA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
OOALl COALl.
4Hs sa1 pagpa COAL

d vasa taeaEiaR 81 Bee e alRt an a.eee
kept un&sf eaEaFs nrG Faga4 N1Q%44Es -
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

NOTICB.-A special meetiRg Of the StockhOId-
rAN eEs Of the Meehanfeg Lean AasaeiatioRs vii !
Third and Market streets seoond noOEl to consider
certain proposed amendmentg 70 the Bylaws re-
EFT. TAYLOR.
apr2-Ge Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

NOTICE-REM0VAL.- Little Sezar Store
~ Around the Corner, haxing been removed from
tho Water Witch Engine House, We viii open with
q new stock Of the finest brands Of Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco in the market. "DaHutless Sc
garsD z specially. O. A. DAVIS.
maT3i-6t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
Yesterdays REPORT.

sHABEs.l DAN rhAScisco' June y.
az ophir-36 IS 81 y 3sb5
as5 could 4 Curry-H 13h 14b30
$50 Savage-lO loi looA loz 100 LOO lt9 l5Obju
l52bl0 $50
,ao chollar Potosi-65 66 65h Is 67b3o est 80 Is
ok Hale 4 Norcross-47k 46h AZ Abs 4Sls b3O
az crown Point-1224 l23 l24 125b3O 1913
5i0 Yellow Jackets 72hb3 TAX 74b3O rs
,oiO Imperial-6 So 6Ab30 Gbb5 6
GO Kentuck-lO ION
| $50 Belcher-loo loob5 9sh seh 1850 loobso
99Ab3 l03b30
100 Con. virginia-9e
10 Exchequer-l0
o65 Seq. Belcher-46 At 46 4sb3O
las oyerman-Si 35b30 So "a
3a5 Justice-84 sszb30
qs5 Caledonia--l6 II In Is I'M lsb30
800 Knickerbocker-4
995 Baltimore Con-9 81. So 81 sss 50 81
$50 silver Hill-20 1917
1876 Rye Patch-14 l4b30 1917
$50 Belmont Az Also
SIS Eureka Con-ll l0s1 l0s. llb30
PIocHE sroccs.
40 Meadow vslley-22 az. ak 2ls 2ls.
"a, Raymond l. Ely-Sl g. 62h G.
Is Pioche-10
nO Washington 4 Creole-2 81 BIO
no Aps-lh
iNO page Panaca-1A
i;5 American Flag-5k 5ss
SO Bowery-1 95c 9Oc
sO HUM Hunt-lh Ia
I95 Silver Peak-13s IN
IOO Phoebe West Ex-h s.
rs Ingomar-5Oc
100 Chief Of the Hill-1&
GO Newark-lis
la0 Phoebe Phenix-2I
40 Uermes-6L b30 6h ca 6
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

REcovEKED.-I hereby certify to the
following facts: For many months 1
have been sorely afflicted with infiamma-
ton and intervention of the uterus.
My condition and suferings were
such as they only who have suf-
fered them can fully comprehend
or appreciate. have been confined to
my room and bed for over eight months.
/ gave all the physicians of Phoebe fair
trial of over seven months, and have
tried every known remedy administered
by the physicians, but without avail. At
last, almost in despair of ever being re-
lieved, l was induced, by benefited
friends, to call on DIR. W. W. Fettermap,
the scientific and gentlemanly head Of
Phoebe, located on Lacour street. He
examinedjmy case, and told me what my
trouble was, and there was hopes for me-
placed myself under his treatment, and
now, marvellous as it may seem, after a
few weeks treatment, am fully restored.
While was under his treatment, he per-
formed some Of the most remarkable
cures ever performed in this city. A
feeling of gratitude to this benefactor of
his race, as well as Of desire to spread
wide this boon to the afflicted, induces
me to thus openly and publicly proclaim
my case and its cure. And now, as l am
fully restored to a condition of ease and
health, do most cheerfully recommend
this gentleman and his system to the suf-
fering everywhere: and confidently prom-
Use all that they will ever find in DR.. Fet-
terman the kind physician and gentle.
man which I found him.
MRS. D. L. BEST.
Meadow Valley street, Phoebe.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
the Narrow-guaRe Railroad fm OPP
eraffon-The Trial Trip-u 4. a
Success.

At Bullionville, day before yesterday.
between one and two clock in the after
noon, the last spike-a silver spike-was
driven into the rails of the Nevada Gen.
trail Narrow-guage Railroad, and it is now
completed between Phoebe and Bullion
vile. A large concourse witnessed and
participated in the ceremony, much en-
thuslasm being manifested. At three
O'Clock fire was kindled in the furnace
OF the fine new locomotive Colonel ]
r. Carter, and half an hour later steam
was up and 1t was snorting for its first
trial trip. The J. F. Carter has an H.
inch stroke, 3 drivers and single PONY, :"
and weighs $4,000 pounds. At half-past
CLOCK 1t was put in motion towards
floche-traveling slowly, of course, as
the principal object was to test the track.
AT Ham Lights Station, 6 miles from Pr
oche, a train was attached, when il came
on up into the city to the turn-tabe at
the head of Meadow Valley street. The
time from Bullionville to Phoebe, includ-
Ing the time spent at Lights Station,
was Just two hours, the distance Travelled
being 70 miles. Nicholas Remfry. the
engineer, long experienced on railroads
in that position, said he never knew a
more successful trial trip over a new
track. An immense crowd of people.
ladies and gentlemen, had gathered at
the head of Meadow Valley street, to greet
the first train from Bullionville, and it
welcomed 80,
and long-continued applause-General
Rage, the chief director of the road, being
heartily congratulated on the success OF
the enterprise. From the turn table the
locomotive leisurely steamed around on
the track to the Raymond 4 Ely Dump
pile, when the engine was reversed
and it moved back to the turn-table.
The narrow-gauge is practical sue
cess. The Raymond d Ely Company
Tor whose especial benefit it was con-
strueted, are heavily interested in it; but
1t Will prove an advantage to every
mining company in the district, and a
blessing to the community at large, as
the monthly transportation of ore be-
tween Bullionville and Phoebe has been
enormous, while other business and the
travel have been extensive and increas-
ing. A train, carrying ore and with a
passenger car attached, will leave Phoebe
for Bullionville at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. The regular timetable will soon
be given to the public. The other loco.
motive, the one first received, is now in
the Company's machine-shops at Bull
ionvllle, being remodeled under the
supervision of Ney Churchmen, Super
intendent OF the iron works, and will
soon be put on the track. The compile
ton of the railroad between Phoebe and
Bullienville, and its successful opera
ton, marks an important epoch in the
progress of Southeastern Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
Fatal Accident and Death of n Highly
Respected Citizen.

About half-past nine Sunday morning,
two men coming into Phoebe froui Bull
honville in carriage, noticed, just be-
yond the Alps hosting works, Ia little
over a mile from the city, a mule ore
team moving along the road without a
driver. They watched the mules until
the heavily loaded wagon came in con-
tact with large cedar tree, when they
stopped. Coming on o hundred yards
further they found man lying, face
downward, in the middle OF the road.
They at first supposed him dead, but
found, on picking him up, that he was
alive and able to speak. Having bottle
Of whisky in their carriage. they brought
it to him and asked him if he would take
drink. NO." he distinctly answered.
"Will you have some water?" was asked.
YES, he said. Bringing him glass of
water from the Alps Office he drank it
heartily, and then began talking to his
team, as if he were still driving them
He was then taken into the Alps Office
and laid on a couch, and man was sent
for physician. DR.. Rogers was quickly
on the ground, who, at the first glance,
pronounced the case hopeless one.
The unfortunate man, who, it had by this
time been ascertained, was Edwin Odds,
an old and highly esteemed citizen of
Phoebe, was at once removed to his home
in this city, on Phoebe street. Notwith-
standing the greatest exertions on the
part of DIR. Rogers and other attentive
friends, he remained in the same condi-
ton as when first found-talking in a
rambling and incoherent manner, until
Sunday afternoon, when he became
speechless, and sank rapidly, verifying
the prediction of his physician. He died
about half-past nine O'Clock on Sunday
night. Mr.. Odds was hard working,
industrious and intelligent man, of very
temperate habits, and enjoyed universal
respect. The supposition is that he fell
into doze ON his seat on the wagon,
when one of the wheels struck bowlder
or fell into deep rut, jolting him of,
and his head struck on q stone or one of
the tires, resulting in conclusion of the
brain. His face was severely bruised,
and likewise the back part OF his head.
He leaves wife and three children to
mourn his loss. His funeral took place
at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, be-
ing largely attended, many OF the best
citizens following his remains to their
last resting-place. The afflicted family
have the sympathies of this entire COM
munity.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

NorIcE.-At meeting of the resident
stockholders of the Alps Silver Mining
Company, last evening, 3,175 shares were
represented. As it is known that there
are many more shares held in Bullion
vile and here, the meeting adjourned
until Wednesday evening, June IL, at
o'clock, sharp, to meet ut J. C. Foster
office, three doors below the Postoffice.
1t is urgently requested of those holding
shares in said company to be present at
the next meeting, or to notify me, at the
Postofice, of the numuer of shares they
represent. y. E. ALLEN.
June 8, 1873.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
N Office to Lien Holders.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Seventh Judicial District in and for Lincoln
County, State of Nevada.-Frank Wheeler and
George W. Arnold, plaintiffs, against Floral Mill
and Mining Company and c. H. Light, Defend
ants-Notice is hereby given, that the plaintiffs
above named have commenced an action against
the defendants above named, in the above en-.
Titled Court, to foreclose u certain mechanics
lien Tor the sum of seventeen hundred and sixty
SIX 30-lOO dollars, gold coin, and interest and
costs, OF date january II, 1873. and duly record
ed January II, A. D. 1878, against that certain.
Quartz Mill, erected by said defendant the
Floral Mill and Mining Company, in the town of
Phoebe, in said Lincoln county.
And all persons holding or claiming liens
against said property are hereby notified to be
and appear in said Court, at the Court house, in
Phoebe, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June.
A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, the
same being day Of regular term OF said
Court, and to exhibit then and there the proofs
OF their said liens; and all liens then not so ex
hibited and proved will be deemed waived in
favor OF those which are so exhibited and proved.
Dated Phoebe, Nevada. May 81, 1878
-, By order Of Court:
LIS. p. b. MILLER, Clerk.
- By j. NJ. HANEoRD, Deputy.
BISHOP sABIN. PLANTING Attorneys m22td
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Yfeal, etf.
Notice to Lien Holders.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j Seventh Judicial District, Lincoln County
state Of Seyac:.-F. A. BTck, Plaintiff. vs.. X
W. Pyle, Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
that /, +. A. BUCK, the plaintiff above
NAMED have this day commenced an action in
the obove entitled Court against the above
named defendant to enforce lien for balance
OF SIX hundred and ninety-eight 5000 dollars
gold coin, with legal interest thereon from the
18th day Of November, A. d. 1872, and costs
OF suit, against that certain two-story Lodg-
ing House and the lot on which the same
stands, situated on the east side Of Main
street, in the town of Phoebe, Lincoln county.
state Of Nevada, adjoining ON the mouth
the lodging house of Mrs. Christie, under and
by virtue of an Act of the Legislature Of the
state Of Nevada, entitled IAN Act to secure Mems
to mechanics and others. and 10 repenl
all other Acts in relation thereto" ap-
proved March 4, 1871, aud all persons
holding and claiming liens against said
property under the provisions Of said Act. arr
hereby notified TO be and appear in said Court
at the Courthouse in Phoebe, Lincoln county
aforesaid. on Saturday, the 2lst day Of june
A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock Of said day-the same
being day of regular term of said Court-and
TO exhibit then and there the proof Of their
said liens as provided in said Act.
And all liens not then so exhibited and proved
VIII De deemed waived in favor of those SO ex-
hibited and proved, as in said Act provided
Dated at Phoebe, May 20, A. d. 1873
F. A. BUCK.
By PITzER CoRsoN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff m27td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

COMMITTEES from the Lightner Hook
and Ladder Company, the Phoebe HOSE
Company and the Meagher Guards, will
meet at Russ. Scots Palace Club
Rooms. on Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock, for the purpose of perfecting ar
rangements for the participation, by the
respective bodies represented by them
in the celebration of the Fourth of July
Russell SCoTT,
PAT HOLLAND,
7. F. HANLY.
The PoTosI MINEs.--We do not know
the exact locality of these rich galenu
silver mines, but they are somewhere
in Northern Arizona, and were located
and worked for lead by the Mormons
years ago-before the discovery of the
mines in this district. They have been
purchased by San Francisco capitalists,
who have made arrangements to enter
upon their thorough development i'm
mediately. A party of Phoebe prospec.
tors are now getting ready to go thither
LYNcH's REsTAURANT,-This old pic.
neer establishment, known far and wide
and popular wherever known, has been
refitted and refurnished in elegant style
comfortable and cosy private eating
rooms having been added. The main
dining-room has been papered anew and
otherwise improved. Lynch is found to
be up to the times, and in these last ex
penditures he is little ahead of them
But he will get even in the long run.
SAD BEREAvEMENT.-As will BIS seer
by the death record in this issue, thu
family of Judge R. G. Foster has beer
visited by the snddest of bereavements
Our heartfelt sympathies are rendered
the stricken parents.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Don't forge
the sale of described property to come
off tomorrow, under the auspices o.
Messrs. Meyers & Lichtenstein, the pop.
ular auctioneers.
Masonic BALL.-Tickets for the Ma
sonic ball, to be given on the Gath inst
are now in the hands of the Committee
on Invitations, to either Of whom thost
desiring tickets should apply.
Mr.. ]. N. WILLIAMS has returned t.
Phoebe from San Francisco, bringing his
wife with him, We presume it is his in
tention to remain here some time.
The following passengers left Paliead,
on the 7th for Phoebe: Hugh Jones, R
w. Wilcox, Himan and E. A. Root.
NoNE.-No passengers are to arrive to
day from Hamilton.
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A Card.

EDITOR RECORD: Will you allow me
through the RECORD to make an expose of
a piece of villainy perpetrated by the
would be immaculate good citizens of
Phoebe, whose names will, some time in
the future, be given to the public
through your valuable paper? You are
aware that on or about the first of Janu-
airy Protective Union was started in
this pince-or, in other words, Vigi-
lance Committee. Eight of this organi-
cation, through their Executive Com
mittee, employed me to go ON the night
watch, taking me from work which was
paying me seven and eight dollars per
day. worked until the first of Febru-
airy, and then presented my bill. / was
told to keep on-that meeting would
be called to pay Inc. continued in their
employment until the first of March, and
again presented my bill, and re-
signed. | was again told Il meet
ing would be called to settle with me-
The Courthouse being then and for some
time after occupied, there was no place
to meet. Three of the Committee, whose
names | am willing to give, have en-.
deavored to get the Committee together
and have the matter settled. but failed.
On or aboat the 18th of last month a
meeting Of the organization was called,
through your paper; but few attended;
l was then told to wait until the fifth
l did so. The fifth came, and the
seventh came, and am told by some of
the Committee ''to sue" Now, Mr..
Editor, believe the Committee num-
bers about 800 members, and my bill is
a small amount to each individual of
them, but it is 1856 to me. / am COM
PEELED to sue, for the reason that can
not afford to lose this amount. l did
suppose there was some honor in the
citizens of Phoebe, but my confidence is
shaken. Jurymen are bought as so many
sheep, and the immaculate sell their
honor for $3.50. If this Vigilance Com
mittee don't arrange to settle with Inc |
shall publish all their names.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

IT isa well known fact that Dyspepsia
and Indigestion are the causes of nearly
all the diseases that the human body is
heir to; then why pay enormous doctor &
niiisf BY using DIR. Henley's celebrated
\ l. Bitters they can be thoroughly
ssradicated from the system and new life
impaired to the sufferer. Read adver-
hsement in another column.
H. M. BARNES, Notary Public, and
commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
,a'e agent. Collections made at reasona-
Sie rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
o1hce Next door to the Postoffice, La
cour street. Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
20, OF New York; they advertise, what is
inueed valuable invention, first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
JESSE BEENE has again opened business
IN me store jointly occupied by himself
ana MIR. Cavalier. the well-known stock
uloker on Main street. His complete
STOCK of drugs, medicines, chemicals,
cue, are entirely new. Prices always
moderate. Give him call.
hEMovAL.-The wholesale and retail
nquor store Of Alex. Brown has been re-
moved from the house above the State
nank OF Nevada to his new block on the
Gus. SIDE of Main street, Just below La.
eonr, where he will be pleased to meet
o'u customers and new ones.
'EwELRY. - VIM. Manning has re.
moved his jewellery store to opposite
;Meadow Valley street. His stock OF
'e~elry is large, and prices reasonable
ALL DESTROYS Of securing lands in
SMo1atheastern Nevada should call on H
A.. Magulre, at the RECORD Office, between
'n's and the 18th of next month.
WILSON & SOLOMON, dealers in cigar,
9nG stationery, at Fulks & McAlpin 8
0o''ecting done by w. r. Wilson.
FOR Royal Havana and Louisville Lot.
coy y tickets, go to H. NJ. Jameson, La.
Wiederhold. A