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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

s'can party" ofco6rse. with our coenpo-
rary the wish b father to the thought The
ssolsnbly safe foreoasts'' consists n snis
The Republics party Is unable 2 COPE
WIN the financial diiHenlty; General erant
has made any step osody nom specie pay
rnsats Impossible Congress the majority
I IN Courress, has made any step to pesunps
ton equally impossible therefore, In 1915
there win be Q Free Trade, hard money
party, which must succeed 10 power. These
are really beautiful thoughts. but like many
more from the same source, sweet dmphc-
ffsy Is their only merit.
4 The position Of the World, thata majority
! OF the county u Ia favor Of assumption Of
the seariiest possible momentsi is cerrecti but
That they viii even seek the agency of the
/ party which the, Word Is 50 blind IS not TO
be able to see has no existence In . nationai
4 point of view, ID a. improbable Is anything
1 can well be-. In the FIRST place, the question
! Is no. political one and cannot be made
political. Democrats voted for the bill and
/. Republicans voted against 1t ID the two
Houses Of Congress. They voted In ODE.
tdience to the real or supposed wishes OF
their constituents, and of their respective
sections. The idea oflugging in Free Irads
e as sort of tail to the kite, y piece
e of the same absurdity. The Democracy y
= Inv NO means unit upon the 7suDlect
= | Democrats like Mr.. Randall invariably yote
with Republicans like Mr.. Kelley for . higi
q tariff. and will so vote to the end Again
!. the assertion that the Republican party
: unable to master this financial problem I
!. simply assertion, and nothing more. !
). does. not prove anything whatever E be
sides that, the facts are all the other way
sure, as bright as it might be, but the coun
. try, under the administration of the Repub
. Iicarl party, has, aftersll, succeeded in doin
a with q vast Indebtedness what no countr.
!. has ever done before. The New Yorl
: Herald believes, on the other hand, that tn
!. two political parties are dead. =" 1t split
both the old parties in two, and Demo
sscrats and Republicans who were hostil
e "aud even bitterly opposed on the point o
r 'fhc relations of the North to the South
a 'may stand heartily side by side, an
; "take precisely the same views o.
'the necessity Of. sustaining thu
/ Irrational honor as well as on the NOR
1t /" commercial and econimocal aspects Of tn
= cease. Obviously, there is neither Republi
" canism nor Democracy, as we know thes
y. "terms, In economical science; nor In tn
"vast numbers Of every day domestic prob
!, "lems that are settled on the principles Q
/" that finance, New, party lines will b
" drawn, and indeed arc already drawn, o.
= =" the subject that now occupies the thought
: I" of the people" The HsrGtd Is no neare
to being right than the World. The Re
o publican party is irrevocably committed d
1t resumption and to ant.inhatien. and there
d can be no doubt the developments of thu
: last ten days will be more likely Il
: strengthen than to weaken 1t In the mex
( Cnnrress
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

II the addition of twenty-six Inilllons to
the paper circulation appreciated gold eight
per cent, what result might be anticipated
from the addition Of an hundred millions
Thirty pr cent appreciation. With $3.50.
600, 900 circulation. then, we should look
for gold 70 stand at about 3Ot, In other
words, the poor man would have to pay
thirty per cent. more for articles Of sub
sistence thar at ::present-and get an, in
crease OF wages If possible
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

TIE rise in the Potomac at Harper's
Ferry yesterday, as reported in our news
columns this morning, should warn the
merchants of Georgetown and other citi-
zens whose property is located on the river
whars, to take precaution against threat
ened danger as.. '.. -. 800
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

Mr.. MELLIsH, of New York, in the
House On Saturday, made the point OF orter
that member of that august body chad
fright to know upon what he was voting,
''and he could not vote understandingly
without knowing the nature Of the pend
tfng emepdment." Beautiful thought; bu,
Mr., Woodford. in the chair, Mellishously
oyerruled the point. "'T
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

The csss Of T. a. Dockery. arrested at
Neuyitos Cuba, some weeks since, still re-
mains unsettled. Havana papers make out
very bad case against him. Our Govern
ment is doing oil it can to save his life, with
what prospects of success cannot be stated
at present b. .r.-s'- - .ra
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

--------7-o.v n publi}h6d efaT
Ihs 1900 oSa.,, eIoepted1 at the sOesasss sot-
street and re1 ms : ~
and Is furni,hs s, ~
Nan suos.ribs.s. $50 per year; A@ 10 a. -.
months. and $40 for three months.
T.r RHT1s OF ADVERTISING,
line: A = ...nsns .Ioss
sssS 2. = osaj personal Twelve and half
cents per Isps.v :. Z elg.g1Ag ari
THE WEEKLY NATIosM , ESro .nd !. ar
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- 6ampric nnish calieoest sand 10 eents. : =. .
1rsss Goedg ffom ~ to55 ssnts.
= Japanese Slfks. % to 55eentA, u - I
SeW' shadss I,sdiesi spring ssltinEs. o g
black snk5 q e H sneslc5 PsAsss,
Striped GrssZiiiS Sinks q, VERY cheap. 90.
Biack Alpaca 1t % cents, worth %.
The asstesfiin Men and Boys cassimeres to
s.rsw HsstInTs and on Cloths. Crt
+ - - = Ggsisa =, T. n. kAUDA1N.
APT < ssPenpsylvania av., below ssy snlh 8.
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RALrIMoREANpPoroMAoRAmRoAp.

DEPOT coRSER SIXTH AND B STREETS
After APRIL 10, is.4, Irains win run Is follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
-.1-1 BALTIMORE. a. sWASHINGfON.
s:S6 0. M, ElInifz Mall, 6:l3 .. m, New YORK
daily, except Monday. Express, daily.
500 a. M, Aceommods- SIS a m, Aecommoda-
tlon. DAILY. tion, except SUNDAY.
ned Express, daily ex- Line from West.
eept Sunday: 2;S p. NJ Phfladelphis
II 90 e. IN. Fast Line Buff Express, Southern
fa.o and West, daily ex- Mall, daily except sun
eept sunday. 80 day.
$50 p m, tAccommoda-i413 p. M. Washington
ton, daily except sun Limited Express, daily
$50 3. M, Pittsburg E1-s.o5 3. m, Acsommoda-
press for Pi!tsoarg, Cin- tion, except Sunday.
elnn3tI and southwest, $50 D. m, Daily, from
daily. $50 p M, Rhha-' Baltimore: daily, eN-
delph!s Express, daily eept sunday, from
except Sunday. - West and North.
esQ3 p m.s Daily New Hos D. NJ. Southern-
York Night Express. Express, daily.
ssas p. His. Paelac Ex-
FralnsIeayfng Washing ton at $500 q. m on Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday. aud $50 p m. daily.
except SUNDAY, conaect ~ Bowie with trlins for
Popss Greek, leaving Bowie st i0:e7 =. aud 5.ls
p. M, arriving at Pope's Greek at ssos aud 7.S
Trains lesying washington at 500 a. m and ass
D. m connect st 0denfon with trains for Annapolis.
Trains arriving at W ashlngton 81 i1:40 q. m. and
s:3Dp connect 1t Bowie with trains from Pope's
Psssengsrs leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Renn5yl-
Vania Avenue, northwest corner sixth street and
for and checked hotels and residences 70 points
North and West. Through tickets to Cineinpati,
Columbus, indianapolis, Louisville st, Louis New
4 Orleans. Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and al
| points East, West, North and So1th.
| L. L. DUBARRY, Gen. superintendent.
K. g. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
PlITIIoRE AND ONO RAILROAD,
ID APRIL 10, is7L


ID APRIL Is. is7L
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
SOP A. m, Baitimere and al Way Stations.
casa. m, Baltimore, Bladensbirg, Lsurei, An
SO !. "a, Poisi Of Rosis, Piedmont, Hagers-
town, Winshs.iss and an Way stsiiCss:
= ss,qSs s- York. phll.dslphla, Boston. Bal
s!Ss !. M, Pisssbars, Chicago clnclnnas Louis
vile, ST. Louis, Columbus, sanduskI, Theellng
ions o. the 20 A.sSIe Eton County valley BrinSSss
and ssagnton. PElIisas Cara. btnnsr at Cln0sI-
z s,1 a: IN, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way
io:S5 :. NJ, Baltimore and Relay only.
iapo N, Baltimore, Eilicots City and I'll Way
BaslmSSra =. oREk u1 Fhiadslphia' N0r'Otk
,sa p. M, Baltimore, Laarel, Relay, Frederick,
a.ageesstown, WINCHESTER and au lntermediats way
s:ss ?. m, RaisimSrs. Frederick and sll Way
$50 D. m, Point OF Rocks, Frederick and al Way
l:ls .. M, Baltimore, Annapolis, aud all wsT
.s.oo p. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
fis5 p. m, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louls, Columbus, sandusAy, Wheeling, and the
TO 2, m. Baltimore and an Way Stations.
sso Pittssg5g Express. Pullman Cars.
issod m, BsItIMoSe a and XIV st War stations
| LEAVE BALTiMORE I:2o, ESQ, s:fS $50 SIS,
io;lA = m, y m, and s:so, an, SOd, 6 $50, !,
- $50 -D'-' = - - SUNDAY TRAINS.
ss15 and $50 .. m, 1:io, as, q, s45, and 1850
Rii Trains Stop ct vladue, Hotel, Relay House Sta
For further insOrma,iS Sn spply q. the Baltimore
and ohio Ticket Of1ees, Washington Station, aud
s0 g md E %
dSt sEe seR:,.F s:s:. Ss.as.por.o
4 GEO. 8. K0oNTZ, General Agent. apA
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- WkSHINoT0E CITY, ID. G., Jan. I. 1874.
Sra. It gives pleasure 70 be abie to inform you
that my ONCE No. 5le Seventh street northwest.t as
been enlirEgaa and rested With every conyenience
for the tIznseetion Of my b1stness, which will De
enabled 70 attend TO In manner that will exceed
p xxi E.iats Boxer sen large amounts OF
property. a.. privpte sale, and COLLECT numerous
ne unusual facilities are offered my clients, to all
81 whom can ehesrfnliy refer as TO my pTomptness
znd fheir sstisftction ss 10 the manner IN which
their business has been oondncted,1 80. y 49,
As Alctlonees Of RsA Estass have great fseil,.
81 - rrsi estate broker enable me TO give IN
formation and direct the attention or parties destr-
ing 70 make pureha Asses 10 those sales.
As Broker, deal only In first lie rs on real estate
securities at not exceeding half the value OF the
rroperty, and. my duties As auetioneer and real
estate broker give me Superior Opportunities OF
Judging The true value OF such property a the sal
and rehtinE bring ~ con tinu1ifY under my observe.
lion BY the law OF Congressthe lHtere6t allowed
on the Above class Of securities In the city Of Wssh
ington L. limited TO ten pen centun (ie per cent
which collect qnartsfiy or semi-au and for.
ward free charge, she fee TO me being by the
more xdssaisssoas manner Of Investment Thar
ihIs when the properly 10 properly SELECTED, whiei
/ / have saeh supeSicr ,opportunity Of doing; MI
give perfect ana ask f1r eonti9usnca
rSSss-sTsk fhlm-. = =. :.
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,

DENNsYLYANIA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE.
fhihADEIFENtEEa YORK,
ALI POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH DETWEENY MAsHINeToN AND
WITHOUT ceaaANNGGEs N OF CARS,
Ths sh s linz Is new and most
TEAJN LEAyIss AZ At s Y Y PTILMAN
PULLMAN PA IYsH'r 81 st IISs CARS ON
On nv 6iS TRiEs RE Except Sunday,
"a ar 1i the and
Potomac rsilreao, northeast corner OF sixth and u
New York limited express, leave Washington at
81 a. m; daily except sunday. 80, On,
fs.ye West Philadelphia at i:2S p. m. daily. s1-
Arrive at New York at 4:lO p. m. daily, except
$50 :. N Philadelphia Express.
Night Express, leave Washington at 0:os D. N.
kssss VA ffJ sipsi.ss IS ., 4; daily.
Arrive at Hs skfS Sss Rk sSS 4 aai.i'
Fss. s! eaEs Res York a5fy ss as
SsS. E = Ms.air ssSs Il ~ YJgsk M
Il sre sSs a. SsS York With steamers
ssg sSs iad Rri
railroad, Erie railway and steamers on Hudson
<: 9:H:E sSY: e so.., and mi,
ss .sE: ia ps%siSs can ,9.s e s ~;
sTsS0s1 noeshsas Corner q sixth
tfest Add Pennsylvahla avenue; passenger station
itE9ss and Potomac raiirO1s cosns go sISta aad
spSl-sf General Passenger Agent. :,
| A IExANpkIA AND WASHINGTON
a FkEsIbGHSRAiGGK sSuRRe ARsAHfhhHWshHYs .i AM
pEPoT CoRNER SIXTH AND STREETS
% ss p III oih aas daiI eid sqa
Loci Local trains leave Alszsndris as follows. s.Ls
a. nom zIsssa. d day!P P al T. other sia ana
dltfy, except Sunday,
wss s1s stos si md OHIO ra,lSSsd. a.''
QUAEfItO Accommodation leaves Washington
a p xfSEs Via RcsSn SS
leaves Washington has p. m, daily except sun
TSrpash tickets to all points South and Southwest.
| Avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylyaala avenue,
ghss can Leave a 1rSss 1ss 70
di @aS.g General Fssssnssr Agent.
lCREAr pENNsYLTAkh k5ttrE a
NORTHWEST, soUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after March 8. iE4 trains wiIIleavs as
Wsshin s.On.... sss a. m Baltimore. s:2s a. m.
-. siSs 5. N. ....fi:isp. N.
TIE GREAT DOuBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace State-rocm, day and
night cars, with modern improvements.
Tive hundred miles saved to Western aud Central
The s:A .. m. Elmira daily, except Monday; the
n, daily Wet and 's soatS~sst: s:ss p. n dsiiS
MAKE CONNECTIONS.
through from Washln gton to Pfttsourg. Chicago
Tickets BY this route can Be procured at the ONCE,
corner OF Sixth street and Pennsylvanta avenue,
| and Thirteenth Greet and PeanSylvanla avenue,
l times f-.t
secure accommodatlons in Palace Cars for s. Louis,
VulcAs Corner Thirteenth st. and Penn. avenue,
L S Washington, ID. Q.
D. NJ. BOYD, u, General Passspags55 AGENT. AGENT,
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O.s'icE's CouRr.-There was nm i'm.
s0s. investigation commenced vester.
s S.y IN the Justices Court relative to the
p 1'ea''ns Of certain bars of bullion from
vhisa I",as fast freight line, one of
is sI t%s n has been recovered. Rodriou.z
tes, ir name of the accused party The
m os,,m,ony offered was simply fo,mo, ans
fact NV went to the establishment Of The
and 10 tna ;,t some bullion had been stolen.
Conf Con- 20 Identify the bar produced in
s Suuf,; The examination viii ha IN IN
and 'e dna this morning. ". W. B; Biz
ie aa nudge Pitzer appeared for the DE-
VIM. .o,p.I Is Pay DAY."-Unsurpassed
land 1S Sna liquors, fragrant cigars, High.
cider scotch % beer and Bancroft Davis
On uIr at Panaca saloon I.aconr str asi'
:, '"e priee-one bit. ap7.1v
,ea YESTERDAY Sheriff Travis made hi.
AnSi, ar monthly settlement with tho
SEES u eo1. and paid in 81, 500 90 for lioen.
ee'ed during the past month.
.h BULLION SHIPMENT. = The bn,,;on
amp ppea BY Wells, Fargo 4 Co. Yesterday
n'ed to slO.52S.34. :
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-07

The Court was opened yesterday morn.
inc and the following business trans.
acted:
State of Nevada VS.. the Nevada Gen.
trail Railroad. A demurrer to the COM
plant was argued and by the Court sus'
tanned. Ten days was given plaintiff to
amend complaint. -
Anderson vs.. Anders on; decree OF
divorce yinculo was ordered entered.
The following cases were set or con.
tinued:
The State VS.. Rosamurgay; indicted
for murder was fixed for April 49, State
VS.. X. J. Hanly, May G. State VS.. G.
Lambert, April s.
In civil suits the calendar was arranged
as follows:
Raymond & Ely Mining Co. vs..
Grieves and Forman. Passed for the
term
Ely Consolidated VS.. P. B. Miller.
Passed for the term.
B.P. Avery VS.. HUM a. Hunt Mining
Co.-two cases. Continued until the May
sitting.
Phoebe Silver Mining Co. VS.. Meadow
Valley Mining Co. Passed for term.
Meadow Valley Extension VS.. Meadow
Valley Company. Passed for the term.
B. W. Ford vs.. H. Phillips. Passed
until May sitting.
J.P. Cullen vs. D. Hardy. Passed.
To,ol;,o C,lyar Mipipu ~ vs. kay
mond & Ely Mining Co. Passed until
May.
Raymond & Ely Mining Co. VS.. Phoebe
PbeniY. Passed for the term.
Kentucky S. M. Co. VS.. Raymond &
Ely M. Co, Passed for the term.
J. NJ. Parker VS.. Woodburn. Passed
for the term.
Raymond & Ely M. Co. VS.. Hermes s.
NJ. Co. Passed for the term.
A. F. Barrow VS.. Nevada Central Rail-
road like order; also the case of T. F.
Hanley VS.. John Pattie.
Khedive s. NJ. Co. vs.. Amador Tun-
mel Co. Continued until May; also j. S.
Skinker vs.. Clute Il Young; John New.
man VS.. Taylor, Bayles, ct al; James
Say ct al. vs.. T. F. Hanley; G. C. Johns
ton VS.. r. Glover, ct al; L. Solomon VS..
NJ. Fuller, ct al; G. s. Sawyer VS.. Lin
coin county; S. G. Barnes VS.. Johanna
Neenan; A. Culverwell vs.. State Bank;
p. F. Davis vs.. A. H. Emanuel; VIM.
Croft vs.. II. Carlow.
j. NJ. Parker VS.. G. NJ. Fairbanks, ct
al. Set for May 4.
j. B. Atkinson VS.. J. Hinzman.
Passed. Also B. H. Besserkeimer VS..
NJ. H. Lichtenstein, and H. Shaffer VS..
j. Barrett.
J: W. Wright vs.. G. S. Sawyer; set
for May 5.
Q. 2. Sherwood VS.. Lightner Hook
and Ladder Company. Set for May 6.
S. Abrahamson VS.. H. Lewis, ct al;
April 81.
W; Mahoney VS.. ]. Wagner, ct al;
April 10.
o. P. Sherwood vs.. T. F. Hanley;
April l6.
K }. Hanley VS.. W. S. Travis; passed.
D. NJ. Walter VS.. H. Ward; May7.
A. Young VS.. F. W. Clute; May Z.
A. G. Wilson VS.. H. Shaffer; passed.
State VS.. Lambert, criminal case; set
for April 2S,h.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday
next, when all trial jurors had better be
on hand.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-07

The Commissioners met yesterday
iull Board was preset We were glad
TO notice the presence of our esteemed
Trend Commissioner Fulks, who made a
quick trip to the East, He comes back
fresh and hearty, and looks as if his
friends had treated him handsomely
wh'le he was away. The Board made
I'M, ,ne ia sax levy levy Tor the year ending Decem-
yer o. 1874 The rate, including State
ana county taxes, was fixed at So. so on
eaeh sioo worth of property situate be-
yond the fire limits of Phoebe and So 75
Tor that within those boundaries IN.
board allowed the following hills
a; Helm. Clerk of the Supreme Cont
~ ID. l.. Deal, Coroner's fees s1s 5S.
FIosai supplies, $50; salary, 5000.
D 'o n nPnngs Water Company, s97. rs.
r r. .. Miller, County Clerk fees Sis Is
", uoidthwaite, fees, $500. }. Cronan
s S,e ~ 1or county, $3.50 Ashim Bros
ga ca, o. Jacobs & Sultan. 1914 On r.
S Sullah, salary as School SUPERINTENDENT
SS S0. II: L, Hoyer, Hospital Steward
S .Lo, ~. Halpin. 800. b. II Here,
rTru, board Of prisoners, s34s.75. W s
ds aavls, ss ss6 ~ fees, ssss.75. S. H.
s 3; fhsS a s447. City Market. SIS and
f Eor;o w W. II. Henderson, S5' John
AVIS Davis, sa0, Q. A. Wilcor. a. 7 I'll.
IIen . ~ W, Wines & Montgomery, ss.
r 2 scott Sll. d. A. Fulks. $3.50
sSOS a. en- Jones, s3l6.4O. G. r. Garden.
! V r. VIM. Culverwell, S31 .OO'
see = - Ayres IS; Jno. Roeder. sunnlies
Jp Uo'11 Gt quito salary as Treasurer. $3.50:
sax S a. ChH,sholem. $3.50; Phoebe laundry
R OI M;,; -; Z. Clark & Bro. sIo2 25: Is
ey,ra ,'i,er S6i: B. c. Howard $3.50: ditto
Mc sIa work $500; W. H. Bierson sci:
esn sez and d9 Knerr s14S; J. B. Van Ha.
On go, ~ ditto, fees in tax cases SIC
Hsnaa 'ne statement submitted bv W. Fl
tor shas County Recorder and Audi.
were n nat, all the Building Fund bonds
was d pr'a, all the money in that fund
Gepe, vla cred to be transferred TO the
adjourned. funo. The Board then
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DESCRIPTION OF PRISONERS,

| TIM MCNAMARA; A native of ireland; aged
| 81 years; height feet 10 a inches lshoes) blue
eyes, light brown hair, red beard, scar on left
hip, scar - right side Of back under shoulder
blade, made by knife, mole on back Of right
| elbow. Sent from Storey county, Sept 6, 1867
Tor years, for manslaughter.
| VIM FORREST; Aged 20 years; trade, machin-
ist' dark brown curly hair, blue eyes, large scar
| on forefnger knuckle of left hand. Sent from
Storey county February IL, 1870, for years, for
| burglary.
THOMAS HEFFRON; A native Of Florida:
| aged 3s years; height feet hazel eyes (wateryl
dark brown hair, long face, blood veins in right
| leg badly swollen, scar on left hip, shot in
shoulder in attempting to break prison Dec. l.
| 1870. Sent from Elko county March o, 1870.
| Sentenced for life for burglary
| CHARLES JONES; Native Of Ohio, aged 25
years; weight l49lbs,; light brown hoir hazel
| eyes, scar on right hand, ship in india ink on
| left arm, small ears. Sent from White Pine
county March H. 1870. for 10 years, f r murder
| 2nd degree.
DAVID LYNCH; Native of New York, age 81
years; height feet inches, weight l55lbs
blue eyes, brown hair, sandy beard, four dois in
india ink on left hand, star on right hand in
india ink. Goddess Of Liberty and American
hsg in red and blue ink on right arm, over
which is three stars wreath and heart; two
hands on left arm in red and blue ink Sent
years, for grand larceny.
L. &. WATSON; Native of Michigan; age 20
years; height .eet 10 inches, weight l6Olbs
blue eyes, dark brown hair, spare face, scar un
back OF neck. Sent from Elko county June "a,
1870, for 25 years, for robbery
ELIJAH INGRAM; Native of New York; age
Al years; light blue eyes, light brow hair light
brown beard, long spare face. mole on right
shoulder, scar on inside of right thigh, scar on
right side Of forehead. Sent from Nye county
sept. Is, 1870 for 20 years, for assault with in
tent to murder.
Z. b. PARSONS; Native of New HAMPSHIRE:
age ~ years; height feet 10 inches; blue eyes,
auburn brown hair. sandy beard round face,
nigh forehead. small scar on left forefnger.
berry, Dec. 25, 1870.
JOHN l. JACKS; Native of PENNSYLVANIA; ace
" years height feet 81 inches, weight l43lbs:
DARK hair, dark eyes, one small vaccination
marx on right arm between elbow and shoulder.
Sent from Nye county, Sept. IL, 1871, for years.
for grand larceny.
mr3l -2w.4w
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SERIOUS Loss OF CArTLE.-We are in
formed, says the Austin Reveille, that
ia. Charbonna, formerly a blacksmith in
tbs city, and latterly of Eureka, has lost
between twelve and thirteen hundred
head OF cattle on Snake river, Idaho Ter
rltory, whittier he had driven them for a
winter range. 1t is reported that severe
storms came on, and that, in conse-
quence, every head of cattle in the band
persisted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-07
RAILROADS..
Union Pacific Railroad
TINE TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE. TRAINS VIII
u leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow
Lawfully express. $40 a. NJ; mixed
9 80 p. IN; freight, l0:3 q. m.
ARRIvE.-Daily express. $40 p m mixed.
p. m; freight. 6l0 .. IN.
Daily connections made at Ogden with a
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake CITY
sll points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan, with stages for the Sweetwater mine.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and ali
points in Colorado and New Mexico
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlingtan
and Missouri River; Kansas City, St. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office ~
Wells, Fargo L Co., East Temple street and AZ
the Office of the Utah Central Railroad. In salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which Office berths on
sleeping cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby mas.
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their wav
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion rsts
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in rep,rd
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful TO secure the,r
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves n
Through sleeping-car, comfortable accommods.
tons and quick time.
THOS. L. KIMBALI.
General Ticket Agent.
T. Z. SICKLES,
su23-u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.