davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-03-02
s1.0719; 400 bl do at ai.45. Totnl, 5000 bu.

P4sutn 3uu III w ht FlIfDt ANIN43 |b4o1 pN%
EUROPEAN MAitKETs.
Tho following advlooa wore reootyod. on
'ohange today. in addition to thoHe giyon In our
tocgrapho colnn'nHs
soToral carsoca liayc boon taken for tho Continent.
Cosn steady. oargoca OIL pasaage, wheat no inquiry.
whde o Il. s@a e So snrna ~ea 11a ss @i2s s
LIvEurooI, Fob 27.-N'ebtern primo mesa pork
ees n; cut, III sho1t RIP aea;
5oa; ahonlors. sla + India mess buef, o7a; extra
india ness. 1aos; prime mons. sss; L"ra-1ri,no a
-AmuricAn 73a.
IL =. DRAIN CONTRACTS IN NEW roRK.
On Tunsdny tho produco Exchange Of Now
York will act upon tho following proposed
amendment to tho bylaws Of that institution:
or mernbcrs to 1ncet lis thetr contracts Or other
mercantile obligations maturity It shall ho tho duty
n e thsr ssod q
nosrd et Manaesta, Viz sha itnmcl,toy proceed to
n ~ p't se Or ods9s pasa'' IN Ss' 1ss.s s
Conn ocmee s''s ssai n" @ tas a' .bdP PiePSi iaesSiy se
n'onber or monbcrs To meet bis shor obligations
n.tsee MINI, IRON unforeseen Ana thss us or
COMMITTEES shall 40 report to tho Hoard Of Managers,
weresiron tllc tsasc Rlal tc damnaed. But If the
Io Committee a h. not bo g sat!.od viii tho ssse as
presented to ho1n they a'all refcr thu samo to tlo
VI WHO RHalt pEDCCEu tEOTGW1H Ill
THO same manner III IL refcrrol to leln by the Cou1
plant Committee.
The inability Of either party to meet contract ala1l
forthwith work tta maIrlty and settlement ahal 10
nao or datnnEes nxo nt tho prices current when tho
1tan1ity in declared. Tito question Of BucA inability
shall bo determined rs provided i'll Sec. 40. fa!f-
uFe or rofuRal to put up caB margin, per fors Of
CONTRACT a1lalf work the forfeiture thoreof aud 10
treated aa all act Of Insolvency.
. LATEST, ia p.
Wheat was fairly active in tie afternoon, aud
H@2ao lowor, closing OF 81 1.109G cash or sollcr
March, mud selling at st.19A down to $1.10 for
April. cloBing Of SLID. Also nj sl.241l scllor
May, Corn was steady at .571(c057]4c cash or
seller a Mnrch closing ut 571l@5718; aollor April
>" VI CALL HOARD.
Mess pork and lard wore in moderate demand,
and prices woro stronger and higher figures bid.
Moss rorl, cash or seilor March, closed at $3.50
@13:oo pellor: April, SLIPS bid; aoor hlay,
Sl4Go@1l05. Lnrd, casli or solor Maroi,,
S8.52>1@8G0; seller April, as.8715@8.80 seller
May, e8.05@9.00. Short clear, caah or seller
March, 7t1@79}c. sollcr April, 72lo bid short
ribs, casll, no bila, no ofrors ; seller april ut
s7.55@7.70; aoilcr NEny, no bids, no, ofrcra
shoulders, casl, Or seller March, 614o offered
seller April, $3.50 offered sollor Mny, 69l @6o.
Wheat closed, scllor March, at el.1GM bid
sales wcro: 1000 brls mosa pork aollor April at
Sll26; 600 brs do ut 91I.22111; 800 tea lard
eSiics m n April at $3.50; 1000 tcs do sellor May ut
, 1874-03-02
sho1ora btl@5Ha; clear rl,, 7Ho; o1car, 7.;07,{c.
l,acon cas!or; shoulders, 6ho clear rib, 8.@H4u;
:, llooa-pu. Light, sscoia,.25; honvy, s5ooqsdoo
W1t1ag4-Qulot aud stcady Mt DC.


Tho following transfors OF ycssola in thta ,trcs
during FrbrMnry:
sehr Australia, John Long to J. 8. wheeler, 5000
Bchr Helen tllood tlo to lo, $I,5no. ''
aclr ]. D!glor H. J. Latham 10 II. @. Finnoy 4 for
$5,ay1. - |NA
schr ouyalloga, Wfn. and Jas. clparl 10 j. 1Iaiyor
gon mil q. Nelsoit, 5000.
Bchr Dolplin Jncub johnson 10 Pat. Iooney. a goo
6chr ]: L. Gilmore, A. j. Lotham 10 9. ]. Magll, Il
Dark drseo Greenwood, Gins. NJ Iin1orcn to r. o.
Dryorsor, 900. =. -,
6sIr Kdtciu'u, William Mueller to T. ncchur, K for
helr char1cs A. King, John H. Barker to JOHN Keo1.
Dirk fafrinirr, John araltland 10 Il. L. parier, y
ssr Minnie atnel1er, T. Decker to william Mueller,
Il for s., 200.
sslE Trnnan ,A1esa, whito, Swan Il Go. tow Q.
schs g: North, U. s. Marshal 10 William Doulekcr
for $1,D00 "
schr 9. North, William Doedokcr to NJ. pautacn, 4
sshr Ostrich, q. L. Gardiner 10 A. Ferguson, u for
sshr Regulatory John 11anacn to ]. E. alvoraon for
;, cat.a-bost 7. nyhorn, g. J. lockwood to II. ].
Hogan, n for 81 ,2u0, -.
hrd e. al. fur sG5Q0. '.
10y, u for $f.0D1.
, 1874-03-02

Tho real estate market has been dull during The paas
week. especially for highpriccd property III .le cell
tra parts Of tho city. Thoro arc great many resi-
denccs at prices ranging from 600 to 600 III
the market. These arc nearly all within radius Of
mile and half from tue Court-lIoaso But "a ,1ero
Are comparatively few pcraolls who able TO buy
and occupy srch houscs aud ma hero Is but ltlepros-
pect Of advance In whites Of this class Of property
and tile tendency Of all rents OF dwellings, ut oyer
any, 5000 per year Is to docllne, they nro
difficult to sell. The samo may 10 said Of
very considerable proportion OF tho newly yimprovea
business property III ccrtain localities where property
owners built extensively after tho ilre III tho hope Of
establishing centres Of trade. Tho different
npecalties Of trao hayo however, steadily gravatcd
back to thu old localities tu which they wcre concei-
tratel before tho fire. The stores in tho now localities,
to which it was hoped to draw business have thus to
good many auch unoccupted stores in tho city
Inns been mislntopreod BY sone to Indicate at thera
or arsr tho that GUY e sa' raa %h' Of fa's ts ~ ely
has been greatly Increased since the fire. nut tho
doubled The amount Of aop and store room IN tho
business ccEa Ia now about double wlnt II wnH three
Ss"rn n9 m Amount ss tao S ocs s y ss
caay to sec that though there has been Increase /:
tho aggregate volume Of city trade requiring gr.at
increased beyond tue immediate dosnana. Tie saeess
Of ssors aud office room las howeycr been Gxtgsefat
cd 1n neoro's itnagluaons IN this conn'.Gn y. W., Mo
print the following letter, which Aho~E t ~ u '1e
cAq0:
OUR uNoocaup1rp nu1tp1't'a.
s. "so %o a. are Ill :" os asRS y friends at Ills
sanro Il the stories ara trua ts ho r"ners Of sono
Susncss portioa q our % ~ to whet fne tacta
m a mavss s s esf aaiss Ss e 1s
building sucl as n,,ng oil lo nav stores FROM 70 to
.utu1fff ufrrp anil Il fonf
, 1874-03-02

Wheat was lsss ac.iye ana nyosag 81 ABOUT to
g. Same as on Friday, being very Htenay through
me greater pare OF ts,e session. Inc carry nt-
q1ces , IRON hnrono uld nos qaoto matefla! uo7
cnne, pug oAaraotofZpd n,9 tnoso mafkota rs aull,
WIN W. no aomato: Ing tooK on 1he oaSo from
sne appotto Or speca!atlVo oliyofs nero, 6lylng
!,I nns nsns acmaaa 1or APrll aeIsery, %hl!o
there was very little hihrch @heat oncfod, as
most Of ting trades for that month Ind hecn
swept Out Oh tho way previously. hence tncro
was no expeetatioh OF heavy oicf1nss OH Mon-
day, to pear tilo market, aud cash wheat was not
burden, as tho r9ceiptR woro about cqualed by
the shipments. Hence the markot was stoady,
n tho abaonco or pressure either way and quiet
There was q moderate amount OF buying Tor
Apr1i, ho"ovor, as tho very mild weather
promised IN oarly resumption OF lako naSiga,,
t!on. After tho telegram at noon announced
Now York firm. there was moro activity
nerd, and deciuod improvements IN prices.
There was very l!ttio shipping domand: Seller
Aprll opened At 81; l;18H, declined to sl;lII, roso
to Sd:lsA fell back to $l,l7}9, and advanced to
Sl.lBI9, decl!ned to Sl;189s, and improved to
$!.l9A at tho CLOSE selior March sold at
SLID G1.1e1, and seller Nay nt Sl;2.>}5@l.2i'
both closing ut tho outalac: tash No. 2spring
closed nominal nt Sl.lG51 lor regular TO Sl.l71l
for strictly fresh 1ocelpts, no salos bong made
g. g. tAose hGnrosi no. 6pE1hs =; a6 eosea nominal Mt
, 1874-03-02

Withdrawn from store on friday for city con-
sumption, 1,770 bn wheat, 1867 bu corn, 2,7Al
bn oats, 1926 bu rye,' 1,167 bu barley. With
drawn for do during tho week; 7,074 bu wheat,
21,9o7 bn corn, 5000 bu oats, $3.50 bu rye, 32o7
: bu barloy.. - !, a..
Tho following grain Inns been inspected into
stora this morning up to 10 o'clock: St cars
wheat, 81 cars corn, 10 cars oats, 5 cars rye,
cars barley. Total, 107 cars, or $1,000 bs,..
Tho following woro tile receipts and shipments
Of bfeadstuffs and 1.-Two stock Mt this point during
the past woclf. and for tho corresponding wools
ending as date:
, 1874-03-02

Foreign Markets..
Oh. Wheat-Nintcr. 1caa1ts oil al,ring 1is 3da les
ad; white, 1as ed@12s 81; club, lbs 0d91gs. Cor,,
3Oa 9i. Fork, Cts. Lard. das ID.
L1vEnroor, Fob. 28-230 y. m.-pork, Cos Cd.
LONDON, Feb. 2s-Tio amount OF bullion y1tu-
drawn from tho Bank bf England balance to-day
was EAT 900.
cossols Tor money o2@o2't account, oe,i@oaK !;
b-eo's Of V5. 10gE Do Of V7, 109E iD40s, lna,l
preferred, 07E.
,L1sEnrooI, Eeh. 81 r. m.-Cotton aealer; mid
!l!Ig upland, I'D; Orleans, 8tk@aAd. Sales 12,0OO
bales Amcrcan i,so0 Speculation and export, 200o.
Drcaastuffs-Qties and unchanged.
rrovlsions-Mesa pork, G2s Cd.
Other articles unchanged,
, 1874-03-02

coke White Lily, eA(SoXa: WhIto lioso, s4e3oxo;
rnn' s, SegsSo 9s sSyon imreria oesoAe: we hs-
srAnott-stlser glosa. oK@t6o: common. s@loho;
HAY-Wns In moicrato request with tho offerings
ample. ~o qnoo thn wholesale prices 1a by dcntors
% folloVs, eara to oontan 1000 bs Timothy prime,
*,a.o9ls1i.so; do No. $l2.o0ta1ooo; No. =, do,
@oso; DO Nc. l. 81 y, ,@A.6o do No. sd.oo@7. 100.
L LoosE ; on w4ooE-Timothy. $l1o0@l300 prairio,
Hoot10oO. For doliTcry Of pressed, .009 LOO,
cording to latance
ItDES-Tloro il fair inquiry from local dealers,
nna prices were maiutnnod for choico lots. Tho
!oiferlnga wore snoagro. Wo quote Green cured,
Rn! g ?soI3 g1@so heavy d. rnrs cured
en. 5@ac; dry calf. 3D.; dry Kip, ia; dry satoi,
14@16o; dry flint, 16@l7c; doacon skins, 3s@4oo;
9rnbby acorcd cut or othorwiao damaged, two-thira
estinlated - tuahod. por II, D3Ga4oo. -,
nops-OceasIonal!y Aaios aro made 10 local aud
nri,t 2534uc; Now York Btate, 40GslBc.
lhoN AND sTEEL-"ere moderately active and
, 1874-03-02

dEIET-1Hb EupI!y Ul B11uuT IH6 0eGn dfnh1tf fHGh
during last week or tile preceding one, mud, under
steadily good demand, prices hayo ruled hrn, and
higher. Very few. sacs wore reported below $i76
while tho larger portion oi tho transfcrs were effected
at s5.25@f00. Extra qualities sold as high &c. GOA
7.00, wliio roor lots wera worked of ut 81 Dy3
Ali. We now 1tloto poor to medium ut S425tS5 49,
aud good 10 choice at S5t09G.23.
, 1874-03-02

DosToN, Feb. e8-Wool ts In fair demand and firm
safoa tie paat week, 1,75000g It's Ohio and ponnayl-
1ccce, 507d4c: Western, Wisconsin, Now York, mud
Eew 1iampslllre, 4!@5aMa: eomNpg and tleiat1c. IS
'53@5oo tub, 47a5sc hcuured 47h@s1.15 superlns
aud oxtra pulled, 38@60c.
, 1874-03-02
COMMERCIAL,

,4.-,, SATURDAY EVENING, Fob. %.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Clicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for
tho corresponding dato ono year ago:,
, 1874-03-02


Erw YoRK, Feb. 2S.-Ht,sIueHs quiet ta-day with
agents and jobbera alike CottHn goods III moderate
1enand and ut lrn prices lIslls bcnrl.ed Alirtiug
reduced 10 per yard. Cottonados improving Cheyot
hlrtings IN good demand; l,rinta, allittings, and
perealea In moderate request. urltinh aud domestic
lress gooaa selling moro freoiy.
, 1874-03-02

= F1lIH0uF3H Ut .f1NfKEf,
TTrTsnunaH," Fob. notwithstanding (1oinc
nomil'ny sl.75; refined qulot at l4No; March, 15de
Al,riI, Ice. = ~"
, 1874-03-02

New yonE, Feb. 2s.-Mouoy closed at s@4 per
cent on cA!l
Foreign exchange dull at si.83k for prime bankcrs
co days Htcrlfng mid s487 for demand. All sales Of
gold To-day were at 1i21t@ll2, tho price closing Mt
the attor figure. Rates paid for CARRYING were =, D.
nry operations for tho week nj lilo New York Office i-
cuaes tho disbursement Of 81, AIS account Of
interest and in redemption Of go bonds and receipt
Of o2 800 for custos. The large payment Of gold
oo1by the Treasury to-lay on account Of ILL.,
forest wis chiefly for March interest 1O41 bonla
Specie shipments for tho week, s43l .3 principally
aycr bar. Imports Of rr goods, ST. a9 744 molcha1.
disc. &, ,702, ,65G.
State bonds quiGt an1 nominal.
The stock market opened weak and lower. decltning
prices raHged from y to per cent. st. Paul SHARES
romaincd weak. At tho close prices showed moro
acaainess, and slight recovery Tito principal activ-
ai,s Il ws y p St Eth yGn R1 p;ss Lake
md o'clock no 600 gharcB eod of which 17o00
were Western Uon, $4,000 Northwestern, 10000 1t,
Paul, IL. 00n Union Pacific, 2l,G0u Lake Shore, 5000
Pacific Mail,
, 1874-03-02
CHICAGO L1yE.srocK MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, Fat,. %.
The receipts Of yo stock during thu week have boeu

OATTLls-Th0 week Just closc has 1.oun ono otfAlr
activity III this branch vt trar and rlcss Of tho DIFF
ferent grallos Of atork have been hrly Maintanul,
auy description, tho wuta Ut tho tl!teront glasses Of
buyers A.tloiont " about ahsorb tho daily
ryais tle aeenmuiations NJ 10 tno be!ng ycry eon:
usnhlly full, thore lAing EAstorn market Of any
lron,ineucs that dld layo representative horS.
aud With sars ofeopsans theEP ras no trhusfar1 1t
, 1874-03-02

tH1 Rnns to Champaign on SAturdays,
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON /. QUINCY RAILROAD
Dtpotsioa. n Ese,si.. ltana!u., and stfs.nst.,
SIr.eeih-sts. Ifes n9ekg, No. ~ Clark.
IT., Grumi it4clic Ho.ei, aad at depus
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
Thursday, Sept. 10 1874.

Resolved, That the Delegates from Phoebe,
Bullionville and Dry Valley Precincts shall bs
elected at regular Primary Election to be held
ut point n each Of ssid precincts to be selected
by the Judges Of said election for said precinct.
Polls to be open between the hours of 10 q. m b.
and q m.
The Delegates from each of the other precincts
and places to which they are awarded shall be
elected by ballot or otherwise under the super.
visi n and control Of the person named a. Elec-
ton Judge for said precinct or place, and the
certificates Of election Of the Delegates for the
several precincrs and places named shall be
signed by the Judge of said precinct or place.
The number Of Delegates for the County Con.
vention were apportioned as follows, to wit:
Pioche-29 Delegates. Judge, f. A. Buck;
Inspectors, A. ]. Mason and r. P. Dayton.
Bullionville-6 Delegates. Judge, B. G. How.
ard: Inspectors, Henry Schafer and A. T. Moore.
Dry valley Delegates. Judge, Z. NJ. Crane
Rose VAlley-l Delegate. Judge, Thos. jose
Eagle valley-l Delegate. Judge. H X.
Clover vailey-l Delegate. Judge. D. l..
Bills.
Panaca-2 Delegates Judge, A. +. Barron
Newman's Ranch Il Delegate. Judge, VIM.
NJ. Newman.
St. Thomas-i Delegate. Judge. Isaac Jen-
nings.
vegas-l Delegate. Judge. O. D. Gass.
Fl Dorado Csnyon-2 Delegates. Judge
George Hillerman.
Hifo and Pahranasat valley-2 Delegates
Crescent MILL Delegate. Judge, J. A, Bid.
we'll.
Deidrich Canyon Delegate. Judge. James
Jones.
Quinn Canyon-l Delegate. Judge. David
Service.
HiRhland-l Delegate. Judge, J. D. Hickox.
Newark Mill De eeate. Judge, r. P. Bailey.
The County Convention to be held at the
Court-house, Phoebe,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

Ton CoLL1Ns.-This singular genius
seems to be on his travels again. Yes.
teriay several folks with big sticks and
guns Of ponderous calibre, were hunting
this gentle youth. The COMPOUNDED fel.
low never will stay long enough in one
place to be overloaded. One time YES
terday he was drinking, then he was
breakfasting, then buying cigar, but
be was always gone Just as his anxious
jnteryiewers entered. We were informed
that be will this morning inspect the
race track at the Four-mile House, aud
also that be has some intention of visit.
ing Bullionville.
Picnic AND BALL.-A grand picnic and
ball will be given at Demoi-'s ranch.
Round Valley, on Wednesday the 18th
inst. A train will leave Phoebe at 8 a.
IN. Extensive preparations for the re-
ception of visitors are bling made. so
that all will have a pleasant and ioyous
time. In the evening grand bali will
be given. A fine band of music will b..
provided, which will be- in attendance. all
day rs well as the evening. The trains
will leave so as to SUIT the convenience
Of visitors both to the picnic and ball
REPUBLICAN COUNTY Convention. -
The Central Committee have fixed upon
the 18th of Sept, mber as the day when
the County Convention shall be held at
Phoebe. The primaries will be held on
Thursday. the 10Th lust. The polls are
10 b" open between the hours Of 10 q. I'D
and 7 p. m. The list Of precincts and
number OF delegates will be found in our
advertising columns.
MONT before last couple Of femin.
ines concluded that they we're tired of
dull times, tedious ways of peace, and
they went for each other, and did some
lively scrimmsging as we'll as talk They
were afterwards interviewed BY the
police. though we are not sure that the
attentions of those gentlemen were
viewed as kindly as they deserve.
EDWARD KuHLs having been admitted
as partner in the dolly Warden Sa-
loon," Lacour street, the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm
tame OF Kuhls Bros, where they will
continue to supply the best liquors and
Havana cigars the market affords; and
one price, one bit. FRED KUHLs.
A sEAhcH.-Late on Monday night u
humber Of persons were out searching
the hll-sides for gentleman who had
given an intimation Of committing sui
eide. The searchers we're not successful
until yesterday morning, when the person
they were seeking was found alive and
unharvned.
BISHOP WHITAKER arrived on Mon.
days stage from Hamilton. The Rev.
gentleman will remain over until Monday
next, and will celebrate divine Worship
on Sunday next at the Episcopal Church.
Observation-Disclosures Van Hagan is
now supplied with the proper books for
registering voters, and will readily do SO
when called upon.
ROBBED AaAIN.-The stage running
from Palisade to Eureka was again
robbed and Wells, Fargo & Co. . express
box CARED of.
1LL.-We regret to hear that our fel-
low townsman the well known surveyor,
E. L. Mason, is extremely sick.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Well Fargo &
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to $4,478.18.
I. S. MEacHAST left Hamilton yester-
day for Phoebe.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
STATE CONVENTION,


Total No. Of members Of Convention 1855
On motion, onv ntion Of the party was
called, 10 be h, Id at CARSON CITY on the
TWENli.ElGhTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1874.
On motion, the following res buttons were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we recommend 10 the various
Democratic and Liberal County c, mmittees OF
the State Of Nevada to appoint primary meet.
in. for the election Of delegates to the State
and County Conventions In accoi dance wi h the
above apportioh ment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation 9ir both
articles Of col sumption here aud articles pr o.
auction TO be transported to markets, ia sctually
me-, essary for the well.b. ing and prosI Gritty Of
the State, ard that We ,ayor the passage Of q
law by the next Leeislat reregulating the tariff OF
railroad fret and fares ads In this susie
preventing unjust discrimination. thus reducing
the cost Of living fer our miners a. d laborrs,
and keeping the money amen. st Us il l.eiti.
mate trade instead Of sending it into the vaults
OF railroad companies.
Resolved, That we are in favor If taxing the
property of railroad companies the sane rs
other property, and that the property Of railro road
con panies rhould BIZ assessed near its actual
cash value as other property is now assessed
Resolved That all voters who are in favor of
the foregoing resolutions, and opposed to the
administration Of U. b. Grant. are invited to
participate in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic and Lib.
eral party in the ensuing csmpain in Nevada.
j. T. RIORDEN.
Chairman pro TEN.
NJ. 8. BoSxIrIELD, Secretary pro tenn.
jy25-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

GRADUALLY COOLING Orr-The other
day when the connection was made be-
tween the l.465 and 1.706 foot levels Of
the Ophir niue. the thermometer showed
the temperature of the atmosphere on
the latter level to be l21 degrees; yester-
day the temperature had fallen to 1Oe.
In a few days the air on the level will be
quite endurable, il not altogether COM
tortable.-[ Enterprise. 4.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
NEWS BY NAIL

San FlANcrsco, August Cat the
opening Of the Supreme Court Of the
state Of Calitorpis, about II o'clock this
forenoon, IN event unueusl for tribunals
o. that high character transpired, in
which Charles E. Pickett, well known
ABOUT s0, the streets, figured disgracetnliy
when the doors were opened, Chief
Sustice Wallace entered frat. closely fol-
lowed BY Justice Crockett. Justice Niles
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

OK the 4th OF last November boy
named Willie Harrison, aged - years,
left his home in San Francisco and has
not since been heard from. He would
be noticed on account OF his large black
eyes. Our contemporaries may relieve
sadly distressed mother by copying this
notice. Forward information to the So
noma Democrat. Santa Rosa. Eureka
Sentinel, 9th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

Mrs. WHYLAND, desiring to close up
her business and leave for the East,
wishes to notify her friends and patrons
that she will sell her large stock OF goods
very cheap for cash. All must BE- sold
in thirty days. Give her q Call. jy9tf
NJ. LEVIN instructs thoroughly on
piano forte. Instructions given at pri-
vate residrncrs, or on his own piano at
the San lose House. lyle
BROOKLYN CocK TAILS, Havana cigars
One Price! One Bit! Panaoa Saloon,
Lacour street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

A DISPATCH from Reno says that q
very rich strike Was made day before yes
terday in the Sierra Rose claim, Peavine
District. For some time they have been
running in rock ass~ying from 60 to ~
per cent. IN copper. Monday they
struck rock perfectly studded with gold
and silver, The Paymsster claim has
also run through an eight-foot ledge OF
very fine rock, and several other claims
are showing ane prospe cts, which has
given new life to Peavine District
[Carson Tribune, 9th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12

SAN FRANoIsoo, August S.-The steam.
er Colorado, from China and Japan,
brought 100 Chinese and 1850 tons of
freight for New York via Panama. Chi
nese and Japanese news is Of little gen.
eral interest. The men who tried to as
sassinate Iwakurs have been beheaded.
The Japanese refuse foreigners permits
sion to go into the interior unless they
agree to become Japanese subjects.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
THUR0DAx,
September II, 1874,

At 10 o'lock O.. m, for the purpose of nominal
ing the following ticket. to wit: la
Nine Delegates to the State Convention.
One state Senator,
Three Aasemblymen,
One District Judge.
One sherih,
One County Clerk,
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer,
One @, unity Recorder,
One County Assessor,
One Public Admit istrator,
One County supt Of Public Schools,
One County 6urvs yor,
Two County Commissioner,
Justices Of the Peace, Constables and School
Trustees for the various townships.
Also, to transact such other business 40 may
properly come before the Convention.
Resolved, That the test TO be required Of all
voters 1t the Primary Elections OF the party
shall be:
First Are you citizen Of the United States
and State Of Nevads or will you be lawful voter
at tn ensuing election?
Recond-D d Won vote for q majority OF the
Republican ticket 1t the last general electionr
or II You did not. will you vote for . majority
Of the Republican ticket 1t the next electionf
D. CORsON, Chairman.
wM. ". BIsHor, Secretary. aus.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
N Office.
Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N copsrtnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Q. Glissan and Alvs G. hop in the butch.
ering business, is dissolved by mutual consent,
All debts due to the firm are to be paid TO and
collected by VIM. O. Glissan.
Fioche, July Is, 1874.
WIN. Q. GLISSAN,
ALVA c. BISHOP,
By VIM. W. Bishop, attorney in fact.
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