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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16
NE CHAMPION rRorruvx

"eare pleased to know thar opera
tons have hccu resumed ON The c,Ir-
DRAFTED Champion Property. situated in
Diamond District. McSsrS. +. l.. PHIL
irS, \. Benedict ana !. X. clark hive
leased the NINE and furnace for y form
ot months. and NOW have u rtll force
ENGAGED i'll getting everything in the
best possible shape. Tie fc>.,cS Loro
10 IN turning otr bullion in llrrr uu1n-
Titles in about twen.v DAYS from date.
The test made last year was moi salts
factory in all Respects. the ores being a
little deficient i'll The requisite proper
ties t" Yield the proper n,lx. THIS diff.
HcuilN Is 10 ID. overcome lay mating or
Staging the orc Preparatory to their
treatment hv the regular smelling
process. We can't say that we
are en- rely familiar with this
nov process. tut understand that
. j. the same a. tina; i'll No.uc in The
,eFro Gorto m5nC>. Iuyo cuGntv, Cali
tnrnil. Mr.. Clark, WHO i. a~>nciutcd
IN II" management of the thampiuu,
!ia~ wide experience in The chartrtrr0f
smelling about being inau.ura:rl at
Diamond. The furnace for roasting
the ores of the champion i now in
course NJ cHu~t- u"tiun. and when COM
rICici vii he OF Sutlicjcn, capacity to
ito the preliminary work for The largc
sinclter. We have no doubt that the
result OF the experiment OF the new
firm will he looked tor with much in
terc~t by mining men generally in this
part of the Safe. We hCle their en-
tHrpri>c may te rewarded with the
fullest measure of success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
TvcSUAY. JuNE "a. IVA.
INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
RRfNNT.S.

ARRIVALS.
~ ". T.. ~rRIrCHtRn's SrIGE LINE.
y Tfaa bridge FTisstlc
4 pybua Col LOWS
Davenport y Mobile
ny THE ELMO SrNGE LINZ.
. { filiari VI Manning.
ILssrr. j liacHi and wife
II k~lussburry Frost
t Russell
DEPARTURES.
ny ". J.. F~RITCHtRn's STAGE LINE.
RevS 7 Kelly VI Wnidhass
Fathrr Muntcvcrdc lnriullar"
: Phillips Mis- illiams
VI lerVhv Mrs E>tcrlce
FC Msnhill
ny THE ELMO SrtGE LINE.
Mrs savior J Murphy
Mf Hubbard
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16
PIAxo~.-A. Eedowin. agent Of Fan.

PtAxoS.-A. Rcdcwill. agent Of BAN
croft II 90. san Francisco. i, doin- a
thriving hisiuc-~ durinE his stay here
in the piano and music Line. IL his
already sol | four pianos, two of them,
uPriEht~. having already been dyliv-
cred and pronounced perfect gems.
Mr.. X. i agent for the kanIll" Nturri-
cau and Met aUfuun Il to.~ piano
turiCS: also The celebrated I!pr1 Paris
ian upright pianos. Pianos thorough
~ tuned AMI repaired by him.
iplb-2t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

rofIcr tourr Beatty, Justice
llle only ease IN thi, court yesterday
W. that III Foo Che -. W. SPinkS,a
fut ior ". t. due services rendered.
erdi fpr Gc:tn3In: was gwen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16
IA.
THE GREAT FOOT RACE F.,
The Unknown an Easy Winner
Time, 6:i5.

Not ut all sa,ia'ed with the pro
grainine of aruu>cmcutS offered To The
public during the past week, the foo,
race ON SUNDAY drew a larre
of people in the vicinity of the corner
Of BtIcl and Clark streets. to witness
the runners in the race from the g
of the Corner Saloon To the summit If
the mountain and return. The novelty
of the race made it the more attractive.
and various were the srecula,ions
among The witnesses Is To- who the FOR
tunatc inner of the race would Ia.
At four O'Clock Joe trahb mounted 4
dry goods box, and surrounded by his
clcrkS. commenced Tho ale of pools.
At the onset the ~ha>hone warrior.
lincal lie cenlant of the aburigiuc~.
was first choice. anl held his position
with Int few exceptions in favor of
Murphy throughout. THESE two were
great iaNoritcs with the Spertss Who
appeared to have "A sure thing of Win
mig. aud many, taking their itd.-
ineilt. tel e3gCr victims To misplaced
confidence. At six o'c,ock nearly one
hall of tue population Gtthe town We're
ontic ground and amidst the yelling
ami hnM!inE of the gaIni.!s that are al
ways to he found III force on such &C.
c~a>innS, all of those entered for the cou-
test appeared on the grounds save Wa
tiers, who for some reason did not show
up. Those ready for the start. nine in
number, We're NJ. g. Murphy, Michael
Mclaughlin. Teddy smith, - Dun
lap. W. Mathews, Antnui, Ibarra,
Indian Pee. the Nhoshone War-
riGr AMI the UnknoWn-the lat
or heing AT. Chartz of this
Office. Some dill .ulty WAS expert
"ncrl i'll clearing the road sufficiently
to allow II runners 10 pass. but in IL
Shnr tire all vas announced as being
in readiness. AMI, ii the word. the con-
te~tauts started like a pack of scared
wolves III their cnulous strife for sill
pcriuritv-the pet of the sports. in 4
flaming sui of rel. leading The van at
terrific speed. iialf way up. he was
- yards ahead ct all; G!lartz second,
rapidly gaining. aud Matthew'S third.
with tie rest i'll The rcar. M~ciaughIin,
Murphy and II other. seeing their e.
forts II viii were III lie. stepped, AMI
the race 1 nov between the first
three. A> The Indian assembled the
steep hlGtl and reached IL crest ~ tie
mountain Top. WhrGe he Iidr Wl~ piant-
ed. a lgaieniaE yell are~e from below.
Char. the t~ukuuWn. VT bur Il So
oud behiHd. and turned the tilr ~ the
Siio~hone started for the return.
hnuui Tx from reek 10 rock,
Hike anlelepaS fleeing for life, the I've
men commenced the descent. iut -
the lnffan struck the si.eli rock lie
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Tt RG HENS.

Two races came of ut the Willows
Race 'our~c on sunday. Which were
Witnessed Ivy n large number Of the
lovers at the turf. The first racc--a
single dash of one thousand yards for
Il pnrScn fSl 900, hct wecr TraVi>'lrovn
mare Abi and Davis hay Colora-
do Marc-waS wun by hbi Ivy
ahu1; forty feet. The second racc-
two in three. With three cn1fic>-Na<
I'll cNcifInL ono. owing to the heats he
ing broken. The horses ruuujnx were:
Eureka Maid. Gleason Queen AMI
CaHuc.a. The Maid sold at tirst cltoirc
III thu pools. Vt the first heat Ihc
horses go, a very good start. Keeping
well together untii reaching the
home stretch, " hen the Maud took the
lead AMI Kept It until passing under
the wire, closely followed by tanuc'a,
netting still in OF tine Maud. In
the secGui heat hp;h ct the above
horses kept we'll together. coming in
neck and neck. anl both animals p1>>-
in2 the stand head and head. rest! ar
in 4 dead heat. Queen close behind.
tanunla Won tue thiri, neat AMI the
hackers Ot the Maid were d~1iioi:S -
% whether She would stand ltc I'll / II
ancG and some commenced h-l1iHr.
Queen selling lowest i'll the To1l~. Ihe
fourth and fifth heats were Won 10y
Queen, giving her the ~ric1 aul the
muuev. much 10 the chagrlu of many
VINO dat not THINK II possible for Tier
! % Win.
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.ltiV--G
inform. the u,l,Ii,. tlr,t he i In. sole
a,.,i f,,. tn. S,r t-r,,.ss,., s,,,.,.t.
- -. -. -
great varic'v of S~pec,ar'e- and cyc-
ali,>cS suitable Z" al ayes. .ct IN gold,
ruhber or >'c'I li1in"s, ana lenses to
Well. F,ran X e. hulj!nt. en- be
found Il complete a~~ortm"uto f wa'ch-
-. c%iEttns. i'Wc!ry and precious : onc~.
lie VIII lrlV" this Week for sun Fran
- - ,".'.',z =. '." 's''-"N ~ tf'e
N'''' '"'"' F''b
For = ,~op,,f.fo ,-.,rtncr. nr TN.
ware. ,arlor and ..aaliuo ,.a,ex ar
.{-1r-..I +. n I'M. b,rIvr,r. linz aat,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

TAKES tHARfE.-To-day Or. j. Ii.
Re-, and Thcma, lIeck take charge
al the County Hospital, the former a.
Physician. tie later IL steward. Iht
gentlemen who today surrender their
charge Ia The above. pr. thamhiin and
Car Sodcrland. have proNcn them-
seiN,s efficient, and have, 10y their
many acts OF Kindness and never illg-
nm attention IL the uniprtunitr sick.
9hcrc confined, Won ior themselves the
gra'ciul thanks 81 | o>e having been
Niier their charge. Those nov i tie
hospital will sadly mis- the presence
of Mrs. Snl"rllni. Mho. tn the NEGLECT
of her household cares, WAS even ready
30 attend 10 the many wants al Inc
Attient>. the performance of which.
lA~u4h onerouS nj times. was at"3N>
Anullet i'll "a cheerful and ohllsihs
H~AlttHlEf.
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YsI.. SEA0 AL.l.;tNs..
sir~. Si,Hf OE the scascn Am I'm
uura>a AutirHce.

TIE ~Temp!ctunS Star Alliance inaugu-
,.tel He thca,rlcal season last ni.h; a,
-, - y. 1T,
"'ieN' '''''' az.
that had assembled 10 Wl'heN> tAtif
first performance wa Il flat,eriug tC~ti-
Mn IL fba1
:.
PRESIDED thrir ARRIVAL mere. iNsfN
E~ayailahlc seat WIS 0ecgpif Il long before
the curtain arose. and Il large number
Maa not being abb In tint standing
broom were rclucgan ~ Obliged ; O re urn
Home. II i seldom the god !orsGue
bot travelling troupe II NEE. VII the
IunuuelIfi.d Success that has greece
1.-The TempletonS. Who have established
l: renu.a'inn throughout the coast tha;
lmanN of the metropolitan 'hrl e haze
$strivcn IN vain to gain. rHc play pro
last evening, "Ifa CHAR Girl ot
ID uba." ihuugh not ~halan-inG Ia the
nero.nizad drama. wa> produced III Il
= tha: rtiec.c lti.a highest cred
ito The representatives Of lie drama IL
Ar,, an from beginning to N passed
along: no waits, og Imperfect
~ rts nlarriu- the harmony of tie
HiiV. In the rendition OF Sch SWpp,
ohm Iemplrlon showed himself 70 To
b comedian of rare abiiltN and
Atso1.,ht the house down ON several
1~,,a~jon.. M his w|cll-pniujcl ioNe,
nuI Inn <hl.l, urnS. Alice and Isabel
Mir1Idt and Pe!ro, showed
sbrn.rlyrs 10 he excellent agirr,~o,.
xbibitior un.h:ur ,tl.rN uhuu, their
1~crtornIancc AID Appearing a each
Keno in manner thai ctp.iva,c their
many admirers. MIR. Eird ami MIR.
W a ll, 80, .At,s u li :. stf,YI II - : h4ft'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

fAfLIEG.-Ni~iiin- the County Hos
pital Yesterday. VIZ found that John
l;rmHaH. the nfaH >ho' by Gas. iiotto
a tew days eiaen. i i'll u con zion far
from favorable To his recovery. The
oniy dangerous wound he received
the mt in the elhoN of the LET arml
i very painful. and The rc-tlr>~nc>s of
the patient renders i almost imfp~Si-
bic for his attending physician to do
ANYTHING viii him. ~ lie scents to
have hi> own way, though repeatedly
~admnni>h"l thli such Il cour~e would
only result in tie worst. Il i thought
that the arm viii have to be am u al
ed in order Ia save his life. Eran3eJu j.
rertec ~ sensible. recognizes all hi
irienis who call on him. ami e%nleav-
ors to converse. though the swollen
ronii'iou of hi ~. cause Ivy HI"
passage of Il t@h Il portion
ofthc neck, rem irg> his .!.ulation Al
time, very iudi,fiuct.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

ArrRoNTp.-At a nH.etin< OF the
Cnun,N commissioners ile.d Yesterday,
the loud of J. II. l,eeee a. County
Physician and thar of Thomas ilock II
Hospital seward were approved.
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&. f.,
CsviLEECiFIEER

United States Deputy Min
eral Surveyor.
7 FAVE afHEF> 1t THE L8W OFFICE
l. # hay. L.. Aai3,, tiSt DECOR north OF
IHrn.~ lie -. Eur a..
Ecsilence IN Monroe street, re r u Turner
House.
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To san FR>NcI-t,-l StrauS, the
pioneer ieNeler, lott ON SUNDAY or
>an Francisco, 10 purchase HI sum
nitr stock Of iewelty. lie Will rc.urn
III about ton day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

For a complete assortment of TIM
ware. rarlor and roekiug stoves, or
Any art.tIc IN Ia" hardware line. eato
MaaPin x tr"mcr'~. RI
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a.NEEAl. trtla Ne, D-C4.0DfEt
- eaat.t. Appi, lie mo. M. >sot=.at :
&yld.:er,>. ~
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CoNVNIreCE>r.-AIl the small poN
pa~!Vn are now conNaieNTeiil. lic
TWO hia.hers on Prospect Mountain
have recovered - far - Ia be aI!oNet
10 20 cut III the Opea air.
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BATHS. 50 GENTS.

\ >hern Of rlh'ir r1'r ra-o +, solicited.
IL 1T JAMES u. VI " Nl. rel'r.
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POSTPONED. The eNan,na ion @i
Gu>. Eo!to. Tor the shooting 81 Johnny
rrannan ON Saturday last, has he II
r~n-,pnned until r -iaN. II T. o'rlogN.
II vii! coiue oil H. .ore Iu~tier liea'tA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-16

Eoors y >Hof~-iu-t received y
complete assortment, at W. II
CIaIk'S. ans,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting of the campaign took place al
the Courthouse last night. DeLohg
made a powerful and unanswerabie argn-
ment in defense of the Republican party
and its platform. The large courtroom
was crowded, and DsLong held the audi
ence spell bound for nearly two hours.
Without question, DeLong made the
most effectual speech Of the campaign;
He was followed by Moses Tebbs and
George TuAy. Tebbs' speech wonla i
pass under ordinary circumstances, Du'
when contrasted with that OF Charley De-
Longs, it was very tame. Tufy made
happy hit. HIS speech was short and C
. .;nc pT INV nomination that Schooling is
, iard noise to curry, and 1t may DC 50
but brother Schooling will find before ~
, gets through with his job that iuny y
, no small horse to curry" The OLD gen
r tleman is as full of fun as an egg Is 0
' meat. He kept his audience in a ro s
Of laughter from the time he took tn
,. stand until he etired.-l Humboldt neg
% i,ter Odd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

dians at Standing Rock agency. owing to
news being received Of the Black Hills
expeditious. Three hundred whites
were seen on White river. between Mis-,
souri, river and the highways to the goii
region. The Indians held a. council anu
made speeches, accusing ,he nilisars
authorities of bad faith, and demanding
a conferences with President Grant, reia-
tive to the sale of their land to the Gov
eminent. They prefer to sell it rather
than 10 have it overrun with whites.
OMAHA, Oct. 2l.-Great indignation Il
expressed by journals of both parties II
this State against the action oil governor
Furnass in pardoning one Weooers
torgor who had been sentenced to fiv'
wears in the Penitentiary. while severa
other indictments rest over him. Wep
Der has served put few months OF nj
sentence. Bribery is freely intimate
against the Governor. a-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

YESTERDAY Judge Rising was occupied
in hearing the application of one Charles
Renner for discharge from the County
Jail, where has been confined since the
Goth of September under requisition
on Governor Bradley mads by the Gov
ernor of Kansas. The prisoner was
brought before his Honor on writ OF
habeas corpus. The requisition under
which the defendant was arrested was
dated in the year Of our Lord 1874. As
there was no other date on the docu.
ment, and as Courts are always bound
to construe such documents strictly, the
prisoner was discharged. The charge
made against him in Kansas was that OF
obtaining money under false pretenses
Il Virg Independent, 22d.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27
DEFERRED TELsGRAMs.

sax Francisco. Oct. 24.-The Coroner
was notified this morning that the dead
body of a man was lying in u vacant lot
ON the corner of Eddy and Webster
streets. party of boys playing on the
lot yesterday afternoon saw the man
lying on the sand, but supposlng he was
drunk did not trouble him. This morn
ing he was discovered dead. In the
pockets of his clothing was found
small sum of money, memorandum
book and silver watch. but nothing oy
which the remains could be identned.
A vial labelled poison was found IN MS
pocket, which leads to the conclusion
that he committed suicide.
In the case of the Pacific Mail Steam
shin Company VS.. portion of the cargo
of the steamer Collins on its voyage from
Panama TO San Francisco last March,
J Judpe Hoffman gave Judgment for the
{ nlaintiff in the sum of Sl7, 900. Inc
h Eolima had three blades OF her propeiiei
broken midway between San Diego ano
Cane ST, Lucas, and the steamer Arlzoni
y lowed her into this port from Of Carro'
IS Island.
n Occident and Judge Fullerton will tro
at the Bay District Fair Grounds on IN
= 3lst. Bald Dobls will drive Occident
n Fullerton has record OF 2le.
IL RENO, New, Oct. 24.-During tn
ga nioht a rain and snow storm set In .whic
:, kept up ut intervals during the day, an
u' made the track 80 bad that there Will
no racing to-day.
ICE On Monday the unfinished trot OF
NJ. mile and repeat will take place. For I
running race Lola, Lodi, Blanche Hu
Is Overland Pat, Larry and Rafael are
on. tered. Although most ole the Timber Ts",
Le | - les. ~. nvlIc, large nunoe
main. The general verdict is that
first exhibition OF the association Is
eiui complete success in all respects. Anoti
are wear people who feared failure, oot
mes, are of another opinion, will STAND IN
,s0, make an exhibition worthy oil the on
'A' SAN DIEGO, Oct. 24.-The San III
1erai World has changed its management
IN of W. Brown retiring and j. W. Deiong
tered sumiuo the entire control OF all tne
Int partments. ,;,c
is to hours behind time. having been detai
out, by a heavy sea at san fearo' mn A,
how Los ANGELES, Oct. 2i.-The Al
fruit driving factory is in successor Vt
res alton and is turning ont large guam
IN Of frst. class raie:-.s.
elm. u LAST git and tonight over So,
IT,. LII of pools were sold on the race
re- take place on Monday.
- II. A. Jones has purchased the
lucy road leading into Panamint for Gao
the A dispatch from Petroiopolis says
d by Ramsey, the oil expert from Penn
vania, has succeeded in fishing out
old tools from the Hughes well. I
have been in the well for several ye
are Mr.. Ramsey says the well is 203
now deep and it will now pay to place pu
in IL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

The STATE FArR.-The exhibition OF
ores and minerals is very meagre, SHOW
ing that our people do not fully compre.
bend the vast Importance OF this prancn
OF industry; however, the large quantity
of Hne crystalized salt, from the eIten'
sive works of b. F. Leete, of Reno, was
the wonder and admiration OF all be-
holders. We also noticed lot Of very
rich iron ore, but did not learn from
what locality it came, but as it is well
known that large bodies of this valuable
ore exists in the immediate vicinity o!
Reno, it is probable this is the product
If this county. There is also several
large chunks of very rich silver ore
from the Paymaster mine, and both
Larry Hoge and Mr.. Lumis have on eI-
hibition fine lot of rich gold and silver
bearing rock from Peavine District
Reno Journal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

Go TO F. W. Clute for your groceries
and hardware. 1t is the cheapest place
in Phoebe. W.
Gray Knitted Undershirts, SO cts.
ColIars, . boxes for rs cents at Ashiin
Bros.
Go TO ALkxAspER's, Main street, OPP
posite Lacour, for your drugs, myZH
| G bottles Ground Pepper for ~ NJ
Ashim Bros.
| ,.y.rs yenard's Saleratus for %
cents at Ashiln Bros.
Genuine Imported LimburEer Cheese
at Ashim Bros.
boxes Royal Baking Powder Tor
| hits at Ashim Bros.
Chinchiiia Suits for SEA. 5O-worth
S35-at Ashim Bros.
Ashim Bros. selling out.
Ashim Bros. selling out.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
San FRANCISCO, October, 90.
SHARES. MORNING SALES.

San FRANCISCO. October, 90.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
1880 ophir-6i Gan 6sh es ssba e2s Gan ess
| 62h
$50 Gould l. Curry-27 27k 81
| 365 Savage sOss
rs Best h Belcher-3lB "a
| 800 Chollar Potosi--89 Ssh 6sn
| l40 Hale 4 Norcross--5l 5Oh 81
| 800 Crown Point-59A 6Ob5 5OblO son
140 Yellow Jacket-105 l04 lO3h lO5b3O
1925 Imperisl-lOA II 1c7. 1ltb3O
4l5 Empire Milo 81 10
400 Con. G. II. Quarts 81
275 Kentuck-19h 1872. l9h
48O Alpha-1Sh Is
47o Belcher--6lh OAK 65bso cabs Ssa es.
200 Conhdence-25s30 25A 25h
1865 Con virginia.lO9 ITO ll2 1l2 lllhs9O ia
ll6b3O 1l3h 1l4s3O
2230 Sierra Nevada 10 9% 81 %. 90
$50 Daney-2 IL
Exchequer-l9O
so Seq Belcher--l45 145b30
1910 overman-76 76hb5 76b5 TON 77b3O 76hb5
TN
40 JUSTICES AN 1880 ~
100 Succor-3k
400 Lady Brysn-lIb3O
1884 Caledonia-24h 24A "a 24Z
ITO Knickerbocker-5h 6k
$50 Globe-1I 2
l45 Utah-4h AZ
10 Bacon-5h
1850 California-44 63k SO
AIS Silver Hill--96z. g.,
20 Eclipse-9
800 Dayton-7I
$40 Rock Islsnd-4x
100 Dardanelles-15k
SONY Con.-4b
600 Senator-lk
2DN Phil Sheridan-50c
20 American FlAt-lOk d.
$50 Union Con-24k PAN "a 24kb3oo Ih
ll4O Woodville-2k az 8
AFTERNOON SALES.
$50 Meadow vallev-7h7k
80 Raymond Ely-2O 1917
$40 Eurek Con-1S
80 Pioche--6k 81.
$50 Washington / Creole-lH ia.
30 American Flae AZ s,s -
S35 Belmont-9 \ b30 05f SA
135 Newark-1h
1873 Rye Patch-3A az 81
1856 Fl Dorado South-lX
800 North Belmont-10c l5c
lb0 81 Dorado North-1Ab3O X IN
100 Prussian-4k
100 Cherry Creek-50c
$50 Cslistega-l1 l0,ts30 lOh
l75 Golden ChAriot-2h
675 Ida Ellmore-2 AZ az
$40 War Eagle-2h
$50 Empire CIdaho)-1h1
$50 Silver Chord-lh
100 Poorman--75c
400 Original G II Quartz-1L
no lndus--2I
80 Lady Washingtoa-2I
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

All the rivers in the North OF England
and Scotland az. much swollen. railway
aud telegraph lines are interrupted.
trees uproo,ed in all directions and walls
pros,rated. Many persons were injured
in Edinburg and other places, by nying
debris. Three houses on Stockton-on'
Tees were demolished. and one person
killed. At Ayr. Scotland. twenty vessels
broke adrift 10 the harbor. which is shat
low and exposed. all of which wer'
moved and more or less damaged, ant
one was totally wrecked. Three person.
we're drowned at Deal and two at sun
| derland
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27

BuRGLAEY.-As was prophesied in yes.
ferday's issue, the burglars are among us
again. Last night the Brooklyn Restau.
rant, kept by John Young, on G street,
was broken open and about 800 in coin
taken, and tea, coffee and provions, to-
gether with clothing, to the amount Of
another hundred. What pity the Cor
oner could not be called upon to hold an
inquest upon their lifeless remains
[Virg. Independent, 22d.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27
SAVAGE AND SILLY.

1t is really amusing to read the anti
Sharon journals. From the Sacramento
Union to the little Virginia Post, they
are all filled with denunciatlon OF
sharon. One of them finds fault with
him for doing something and another
berates him for not doing it. Every
charge that can possibly be thought OF Is
raked up and Sharon accused OF It, In
downright whole cloth lying, the anti
Sharon papers seem to be inspired Win
a shirt of emulation to see who can tell
the biggest falsehoods. 1t Is close
game; they are running in lump, but
we think the sutro Independent is
little ahead, if there is any difference
among them. One Of the funniest &c
cusations that We have seen lately,
pub,ished by tho Sacramento UnioI
That journal abuses Sharon because l
is working the Comstock mines t'
rapidly and goes on to give a doiei
picture of Nevada when her mines o
exhausted. Well, when that time CONF
n II ever does come, Nevada Will sur
considerably, for it is solely her mine
wealth that has induced the formation
the various settlements that are seattle
over the State This may be all SO,
il ia little remarkable that Sharon Is
baor the blame of the mines giving