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Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCIsoo, Sept. 30.-No further
proceedings have been taken in the case
of Coroner Rice. ..
Greenbacks UNCHANGED.
The steamer Vasco de CANA. due from
China and Japan, is not yet telegraphed.
Men are still searching in the bay for
the body of the missing man, Samuel b.
Reed. His friends are fully convinced
that he was drowned.
An entirely new set of books and
blank forms are being prepared for the
License Collectors Office.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-John Cald.
we'll, who was shot by John Murphy q
few days since. died to-day. Murphy
has not been found.
A severe thunder thunder storm has
set in here. There is evidently severe
storm north OF us.
A coal oil lamp exploded in a store in
Brogan's Building, Third street, near
Howard, tonight, setting fire to the
premises. The flames were soon -ex-
tinguished, but caused loss of $4,000.
SAN DISCO, Sept. 3d. The steamer
Orizaba arrived this morning twenty
hours overdue.
The Union this morning has the fol-
lowing special
PREscorT, Ar, Sept. 29.--Tne le.oeh
ment OF Company G. Fifth Cavalry, that
followed the trail Of the Indians who
killed Dan. Kinniston near Sunset Cross.
| ing, report that they found plenty Of
trails and think there are several ranch.
erias in that vicinity. A party Of
mounted Indians recently appeared in
one of the affairs that have taken place
near the line of the Colorado, and al
none of the hostile Tontos or Apache
Mohaves are mounted. the supposltloI
is that these are either Moquis. Nava
hoes, or some bands from New Mexico
who have left their reservations.
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LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

/ 4
THE DISTRICT COURT. SEVENTY IN
icial District of the State of Nevada in ana
yespunty OF Lincoln.-Bertha L. Kellen.
number b, Albert H. Kellenberg, De
International boat race. NJ
Inc proprietors of several prominent
Jobblng and commission houses in this
city,expressed their opinions yesterday to
reporter concerning the recent action
OF the New York underwriters in refer.
ence to insurance risks in Chicago. The
several opinions seemed to be that much
more noise and speculation had been
created over this matter than il deserved.
one firm stated they were giving usual
credit and would probably continue TO
DO SO inasmuch as they believe the PEG.
pie OF Chicago and the underwriters
would soon effect a compromise. This
was the opinion Of nearly every msr-
chant with whom the reporter conyersed.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-A New York dis.
patch says NJ. NJ. Evarts and ex.Judge J -.
X. Porter have been retained as counsel
for the defense in the Tilton. Beecher
suit and as counsel for the prosecution in
the Proctor Moulton suit.
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 3O.--A snip.
posed incendiafy fire occurred here this
morning, which destroyed the Golden
Gate distillery and Touring mill. and
several other buildings. The loss is esti.
mated at 800, 900, insurance, $50, 900.
NEw YORK, Sept 30.-The bail in the
criminal suit of Edna Dean Proctor
against Frank Moulton was reduced to.
day to $1,000.
providence, r. l.. Sept. 30. - The
Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers Com
mittee recommended that the mills be
run from the first Monday in October to
the first Monday in January next on
the basis Of forty-four hours a week.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 3O.-David Long
head, sawyer in Smiths sav-mills, was
filing n circular saw VAis morning, when
the machinery was started up and the
saw cut him in two.
NEw York, Sept. 29.-George Brown
has again challenged Sadler, the Champ.
ion OF England, for five mills. race for
$4,000 to $4,000 aside, at Springfield,
Mass, Halifax, N. S., or 81. Johns, N.
b., to come of the last week in October
or the first week in November.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. ga terri.
BILE gale, amounting to hurricane. set in
here at six o'clock this morning and
lasted till noon. The water was forced
up to great hight, inundating the en-
tire river front of the city and doing great
damage to the pier heads, running the
famous promenade known rs the bat
terry and destroying the public baths.
The shipping escaped generally without
much damage, but some small crafts
were wrecked. Fences, trees. roofs. etc.,
throughout the city were demolished.
Two houses are reported swept away on
Sullivan Island and one life lost. Proba-
BILE damage 1926, 900.
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Foreign News.

LONDON. Sept. 3O.-England has joined
the postal union.
BERLIN, Sept. 3O.-Germany intends
establishing q Naval Hospital at Yoko-
hama.
LONDON, Sept. ga special dispatch
from Berlin to the Daily News says it is
reported that Russia is about to open
negotiations with President Ssrrano.
The Morning Post is informed that
several tons Of cartridges for til. oarliat-
leave Birmingham almost every week;
MADRID, Sept. 30.-It is reported that
the correspondent of the Kreuz Ieitune
has received warning from the Carlists
that he will be arrested and shot II he
crosses the frontier.
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NOTICE TO LlEN HOLDERS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEVENTH |
Judicial District, in and for Lincoln county, |
State of NevsdA. F. A. Buck, Plaintiff, vs.. The
Caroline Mining Company, Observation-Disclosures
is hereby given that suit has been commenced
in the above entitled Court, by the above named
plaintiff against the above named defendant, to
enforce lien for the sum OF five hundred and ten
dollars, gold coin, against that certain mine To-
Gated on or about the 9th day Of December, A, d.
1868, under and by the name Of the Caroline
Lode, owned and worked by the defendant, sit
uated on or near Panaca, Flat, in Phoebe, Lin.
coin county, State of Nevada, and shaft thereon,
about seven hundred and sixty feet deep; also,
hoisting works and machinery thereon. to-
cetber with three hundred feet ON each side Of
the lode for mining purposes. Said lien ia
claimed under and by virtue Of an act Of the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada, approved
March 4, A. d. 1871. And all persons holding
or claiming liens against or upon said premises,
under the provisions Of said act, arc hereby no.
tilted to he and appear before said Court, at the
Court-house, in the town Of Phoebe, Lincoln
Saturday, the a4th day of October,
A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock O. m. of said day, and to
exhibit then and there proof Of their said liens,
as provided N said act; and all liens not then
SO exhibited and proven will be deemed waived
in favor Of those SO exhibited and proven. as in
said act provided. saH
September Is, 1874.
+. BUCK.
By PrrzER L CoRsoN his Attorneys. se29 I'd
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The Grown Point Ravine Mining Com
pany have leased the Kentuck hosting
works, with the use of their shaft and a
Etlit running west on the 450.foot level,
through which their vein will be pros
pected. The Kentuck shaft and all the
noisting and other machinery ore in good
condition. The company have already
commenced preparations for beginning
Gle, 26th.
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WE learn that the Golden Finance
Mining Company, at Peavine. last Sat-
urday reached their lode with their tun.
mel. The lode ia found to be seven feet
in width, and rich in free gold. The
company feel much elated over their
prospects-think they all have their for
tunes.-IVirg. Enterprise, %.
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The freight traffic of the Central Pacific
Railroad Tor the last four months has
been immense. Every freight train car
ries from thirty to eighty cars, and many
Of them more, The train which arrived
here from the East last Saturday at
O'Clock brought 100 loaded cars.-l Hum
boldt Register, 25th. 900
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REMOVAL.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing between
VIM C. Glissan and Alva G. Bishop 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 @. Glissap.
Phoebe, July Is, 1874.
WIN. c. GLISSAN,
ALvA C. BISHOP,
By Win. W. Bishop, attorney in fact
iyl9-30d
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WE have just been handed a sample OF
very rich copper ore from q mine snort
distance fsoutheast of Oriana, in Hum
boldt county. 1t is said to be regular
ledge. we'll defined, with perfect walls
CLAW seams, and is four feet wide ne
no Crescent, %.
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J.P. JOHNSON was having ore worked
at Cent? 4 Ginacoa's mills, in Humboldt
county, and bribed the battery feeder TO
let him salt his samples. The man con- ID,
sented, but Immediately after d nSs..,.
the matter to his employers. Result
johnson ia now languishing in JAIL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-01

The work of improving oakIana 40
harbor has been begun by United States
Engineers. under General Ale .,;a.ms 81 I
survey. II is commenced by virtue "
the $4OO, 900 granted by the last oon y,
press, and in expectation o. iurtner "p'
propriations.-[S. F. Stock Report
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L O s +.

nN THE 2Sth ULT.. EITHER ON MEADOW
~ Valley or Lacour street, Derringer Pistol.
Any person having found the same will please
leave Il at this ONCE. aul-2t
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY MORNING, FROM THE
~ Hamilton stage, between Phoebe and the
Four-miie House, : Whistler Pistol. II the
q fitting reward. sel-tf
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$40 REWARD.

oTRAYED FROM PATTERsON's STATION,
= September .. 1874, one Dark Iron Gray Pony,
branded ON left hip with three straight MARKS,
connecting at the lower end, called the crow.
foot brand. sel6-H
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INDEPENDENT.

To the Voters ~ Pieche Tovvnshipi
Iannounce myself as . candidate for the office
of Justice of the Peace. l...l.tl.
se26-te a s. JNO. ID. CORN.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIp HERETOF0RE
i existing between Quinlan Dean, in the
saloon business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will hereafter be car
ried on by Quinlan h ODonneli,
Phoebe, New, July Q, 1874. iy7-1m
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BLOOD WILL TELL!
I M Po r II A MI

r. P. SAKE, IMPORTER AND
8<st Dealer in Thoroughbred Cattle
and other Live Stock, will be at
|A Dorcey Bros stables, Elko, from
October to 8, with 60 head of Thoroughbred
Short-horn tDurhaml Bulls and Heifers from
Kentucky direct. Ages from to Is months;
colors reds and roans. Parties who desire to
breed up their stock can have chance to pur-
chase at moderate profit over cost and freight.
This is the 4th year. 44th car load and 18th i'm.
portation Of the Ssxes, and all stock are select
ed from the best beet strains. have many AMI
mails which at four years old will weigh from
2,40O to 5000 lbs. Come and see em. We leave
Elko in time, If necessary, to make one more
stop before attending the Winnemuccs and Reno
Fairs. See Eastern cattle market reports for
difference of so to 900 per cent. between graded
steers and common stock. s- se23-2w
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L o S T.
L O S r.

NN THE 10th DAY OF JUNE LETTER
~ was mailed from Phoebe to Scipio. Utah,
containing . check of Wells. Fargo x Co. No.
49, for seventy-six 73-10O dollars gold coin,
drawn in favor Of James Ivie, of Seipio. Utah.
Said check was lost in transit. Al parties are
cautioned against negotiating for the same, as
payment has been stopped
jy31.lm Panaca, New
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TO TO ALE1ANDER's, Main street, OPP
posite Lacour. for your drugs. my2tf
SAD to think that man may be born
into the world, live his brief allotted
span and sink into the silent tomb. with
out having known that the best OF drinks
ana cigars are only one price, one bit, at
fanaca Saloon, Lacour street. se28- 1w
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NOTICE.
N O r 7 g e

vU,o 8. c. BARNES AND ROBERT KELLY,
owners in the Silurian Mine, Highland
District. That II they do not appear within
ninety days and pay their proportion Of the ex.
penses incurred in developing said mine, We will
Claim forfeiture Of their interest according to
JAMES McGREaoR,
aul9-gOd JAS. O'BRIEN.
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PATENT NOTICES.

PATENT NOTICES.
=--== =-==-.pLEAsURE IN
'PLLCATION for PAoosre,n to ls Sps' that
NOTICE No. 10. 11sT
p,oc,v U.s. US; LAND orrczrQpoRa
Office is HEREBY GIvGaAR8
f"nose pnstS ono MARKET.
MI .spas.d
J. o. MCCORMICK AND HENRY LEVY. 4,
pRopaIEToRs.
Ell Dorado Saloon,
MAIN STREET. PIOCHE,
has BEEN spLENDLY REF1rrEp AND
IL furnished by the new frm Of Mccormick,
& Levy.
The proprietors take pleasure in Informing
old patrons and new ones that they will con-
tinue, as heretofore, to keep
The Finest
Wines.
L.iquors1
And Cigars
IN THIS MARKET.
There is also Club and Card Rooms connected
with the above establishment. je7-tf
|
MORE EXTENSJvE!
MORE ATTRACTIVE!
JOHN c. LYNCH,
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Merchant,
Oorn.r Main and Lacour streets,
PIoCH n,
Also Proprietor Of the Long-established
and well-known
FASHION SALOON & CLUB ROOMS,
V,AKEs PLEASURE IN INFORMING OLD
| Il patrons and new ones that he will continue,
| as heetofore to keep
THE FINEST WINES,
LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
IN THIS MARKET.
Particular attention will hereafter be given
The Wholesale Trade.
Alldesiring to stock Bars, in the city or out
| side lamps, are invited to call and sample goods
and learn prices
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
| f2S-ti
MEADOW VALLEY BREWERY.
Corner of Main and Meadow vslley streets,
PIOCHE 49,. rEVADA.
:. HASTEN Proprietor.
THE MEADOW VALLEY BREWERY HAS
Il been fitted up in the most tasteful manner
md supplied with
SUPER OR BRANDS OF
LIQUORS aud CIGARS
LAGER BEER from the Splendid Brew.
cry at Meadow Valley. n2l.tf
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NOTICE.

-uE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, under
the firm, name and style OF Bishop Il Lee, has
t,' B;shop withdrawing from the business. All
10 liabilities of the late firm are assumed by
siiI Lee, who will receive and receipt for all
Sebts due the late firm, at the same business
house, A. g. BISHOP.
8. L. LEE.
p,oche. June Is, 1874. jel6-1m
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THE DISTRICT COURT, SEVENTH Ju.
dicial District of the State Of Nevada. in and
ia, yespunty Of Lincoln.-Bertha L. Kelien.
M a number - Albert II. Kellenberg, De
L y -N A.O Ol VI ~ -
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L O S T.,

NN THE 10TH DAY OF JULY A CERTlFl.
" cate of Deposit on Wells, Fargo 4 Co, No,
6.557, drawn in favor of Martin kochersperger
for $40. All parties are cautioned against ne
gotiating for the same, as payment has been
stopped. iy2i-ln
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Phoebe, June Is, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-08-19
NEW JERSEY.

The reappointment OF Abiel M. Condit as Post
master oI Orange by the President seems to give
general satisfaction.
The treasury OF the borough OF Princeton is
empty in consequence OF unusual expenditures
and slow payment OF taxes which compels the
Collector to take extreme measures for the collec-
tlon OF arrears.
boating and tub-racing tournament took place
yesterday on the Delaware River, at Trenton,
which was witnessed by q large and variegaJed
crowd OF enthusiastic sports. The prizes awarded
the vctors were unique, and the days amusement
terminated without any accident having happened
to mar the pleasure OF the proceedings.
James Little, young man twenty-one years OF
age, residing at No. IS Hoyt street, was brought
TO the police station IN Newark, suffering from
severe wounds on his neck which, it is alleged. he
inflicted on himself with penkni1e In trying to
cut his throat. Ills father, mother and sisters
came with him, and all but the father were let GO
What the cause OF the attempted suicide is Is not
known and considerable mystery hangs about The
The New York herald., 1874-08-19
BROOKLYN.

The annual picnic OF the Young Mems Catholic
Union of st. Mary's star Of the Sea vas held yes
terday at Pope's Park and was highly successful,
In both social and pecuniary sense.
The City Treasurer yesterday issued his state
ment for the past week, from which 1t appears
there is a balance on hand amounting TO S770, TO
deposited to the credit OF the city In the several
banks.
Augustus Ball, a blind youth, shot himself
through the head yesterday at his place OF rest.
dence. No. $50 Second street, and died instantly.
He had been suffering from melancholy for several
months, attendant upon his physical affilctlon.
The Coroner was notified
The resolutions OF the Brooklyn Board OF Alder
continuance OF work on the East River Bridge,
which the Mayor might hav vetoed them eypir-
ing on Monday evening last. The resolutions are
not operative until the next meeting OF the Com
mon Council, which will be held September 8.
Er James Phelan, OF No. 207 Evergreen avenue,
now engaged In finishing row Of houses on Flat
bush avenue, has been threatened repeatedly for
employing non-society men, and On Thursday even
ing last was assaulted and terribly beaten with
slungshot near hrs residence 0y three men. Mr.
Phelan drew revolver and fired, causing them to
run. He was severely injured about the head, but
hopes to be out again in week.
Judge Reynolds, in the City Court, yesterday
forenoon granite the application of Henry Hamil-
ton for an order to show cause why Messrs. George
Swift & Co., ofYal contractors, shall not be re-
strained rom emptylng o1a on the dock foot Of
North Seventh street, Z. ID. The order Is made re-
turnape this morning. The people Of the Four.
teenth war are deeply in earnest IN their ex-
pressed determination to rid themselves of th's
nuisance and trouble Is feared by the police unless
measures are taken to remove the nuisance from
that locality.
The New York herald., 1874-08-19
A STRANGE SEA STORY.

Reported Wreck of a New London Bark
The Captain and Five Men Lost-State.
ment of One of the Survivors.
Between six and seven O'Clock last evening the
attention Of Newark policeman was called to q
coIored man found lying at the Market street
depot OF the Pennsylvania Railroad in that CITY, in
an almost speechiess ana extremely exhausted
condition. He was removed to the First precinct
police station and the police surgeon sent for.
The man was just able to make known the fact
that he was on the verge OF dying of starvation,
not having eaten anything Tor two days. He was
provided with large bowl OF soup, four slices OF
bread, seven rolls, and some coffee, all OF which
he devoured with ravenous eagerness and then
begged for more The doctor meanwhile arrived,
examined his condition and peremptorily ordered
that nothing more be given him. Still In most
enfeebed condition he was removed to st.
Michaels Hospital, where he now Is.
HIS STRANGE STORY.
He says his name is William Fl. Smith, forty
years OF age, and gives the following story:-On
Friday, a week ago, he sailed from New London on
board the bark Mermaid Captain Prince, bound
for New Orleans, with crew OF seven men, he be-
ing one OF the crew. on Friday last the Mermaid,
he states was run into by propeller, the name OF
which he does not know, and
tCUT TO PIECES.
so that she sank almost Immediately Captain
Prince and the crew excepting Smith and white
sailor named Alexanoer Reed were all drowned
This occurred, he states, of Barnegat Light. He
and Reed were picked up by the propeller and
he started to walk home to New London, and had
got as far as Newark, when he was overtaken
with exhaustion as above described. OF the fact
that
THE MAN WAS NEARLY STARVED
there can be no doubt, but 1t is considered strange
that The story Of the wreck OF the Mermaid should
nave so long escaped narration In the HERALD, II
true. Smith looks like an honest negro, and pos
siby tells the truth.
The New York herald., 1874-08-19
NEWARK's INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION,

The Newark Industrial Exhibition opens for the
third season on Tuesday next, and, according to
the assurances oft officers, the display this year
Will be finer tnan on the preceding occasions. For
some time past the buildings have been in process
Of arrangement for the reception of goods. In
preceding years q good many Of the manu-
facturers held aioof from the enterprise, not
thinking 1t would "pay." That it has paid
Is undOubted fact, having done more
ior Newark in the way of advertising her
wares TO the world in the two years 1t was In
OperattO than the manufacturers themselves ad
Done In twenty years by individual efforts. The
exhibition itself did not realize as much income
last year az the year before, although II much
larger, and in every way more attractive, but the
benefit to the trade OF Newark cannot be estma ated
correctly, 1t Is governed by the usual executive
officers and board OF twenty-f0ur directors, each
q leading representative OF some important New
art trsr
The New York herald., 1874-08-19
KITCHEN REFUSE,

Some time ago the question OF the proper method
ofremoving the garbage and ashes ON the side
walks was referred to the Sanitary Committee Of
the Board Of Health, with instructions that they
should report as early as possible to joint meet
ing OF the Boards OF Health and Police. This meet
ing was held yesterday, and the report recon-
mends as foows:-
Pyrst-Proper OF kitchen refuse by the house,
keeper. This can be accomplished by requiring house
where the garbage vessel or vessels to be perma
nrentiy kept This rule should be :. enforced in
the large tenement houses a well as In the
properly located should be constructed for this
press purpose with all the necessary conditions to
maintain itin state of perfect ceanlincss: no one
bus the garbage collector No garbage ashes or slops
shoud be allowed TO be thrown upon any street And
the house owner should be held responsible any such
deposits IN front Of his house The separation Of ashJs
And garbage by the house should required
u the separation can be satisfactorily made, as is al
egea by contractors by means OF the dump
separated at the house II be done TO advantage
the garbage
Secoad-1be proper removal Of kitchen refuse by the
contractor In the first place garbage should be
moved daily from every house TO this rule there should
be no exception. secoud, II should be conveyed Ia
waer hght carts or refuse covered prevent the
collector should be required enter the premises and
take the garbage vessel the house and return II
Its place when empted II this plan were adopted the
vessels. -
..7nird-rhe proper disposition of kitchen refuse.
~ u sumeient under this head TO say that the ashes
should be used Tor filing sunken LOIS and the gar
baRc should be ted TO hogs The value OF ashes az q
nng cannot ne DOUBTED, and IL has repeatedly be en-
cen that tue garbage can be probably used as