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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-29

And in accordance with law AMI an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made on
the 9th day Of October, 1874. SO many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
the Company, Rooms 26 and 81 Merchants Er.
change: California street, San Francisco, Cali
rornia, on Friday, the Fourth day OF
December, 1874, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
m. of such day. to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
HyM4E P. RUSH, Secretary.
Ofiice-2B and 81 Merehants Exchange, Cali
fornia street, Ban Francisco California.
nol9-td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company.-Location Of Principal Place Of Bust.
ness San Francisco, California-Locatton Of
Works Ely District, Lincoln county. Nevada
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
mo. 81 levied on the 26th day Of August, 1874,
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders. As follows:
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PIPIFA

'JNHE RoSICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
i Philosophers who fourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition msy have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir VitR, yet there il scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrolo-
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force il
the extract Of certain plants.
r. IL p II L. n ~
Is due to the researches Of learned scholar OF
Europe among the archives of the Roscrucians.
1t is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year when their
forminga combination unrivalled in the mate.
ria medica.
PIPIFAX
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortihes Nature. Its manner of operation ia to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores of the skin and ali
emunctories Of the body, the bad humors which
modest It, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. 1t ia
pleasant to the TASTE mild in its action, marvel.
Gus IN Its elects and unsurpassed rs q tonic.
Used as a beverage in malarious distrctsi il neu-
tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco,
sl7-3Dis
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And In accordance with law and an order o.
the Board Of Directors, made on the 2Alh
day Of September. 1874, 30 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock - may Be necessary
will Be sold at public auction at the once o.
the Company, Room No. 2 No. 400 California
day the 25th day Of November, 1874,
at the hour Of o'clock pm. Of such day, TO ny
said delinquent assessment thereon, togetnet
with Costs Of advertising and expenses Of w
sale.
T. L. KIMBALL, Secretary.
ottios-Room Q, No. go California street, saa
Francisco, California. nol0'd
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, March ), 1874.
Tho Court OF Inquiry, In the OF Brig. Oliver
o. Howard appoint under the recent act OF Congress,
held Its first session to-day. There present Gen.
William Il. Sherman Brig.-Gen NJ. c. MciRs, Quarter
General Brig Gen. John Pope, and Col. Joseph
j. Reynolds of the Third Cavalry. Major Asa BIRD
Gardner Judge Advocate, aud Brig Gen Howard were
also present Major Gen. Mcdowell absent on &C
count OF Sickness Without proceeding 10 business me
court adjourned until March TO- at the requcs& OF the
Judge Advocate.
The House Committee on Invalid Pensions to-day
agreed to bill which provides that oil pensions granted
on account OF diseases contracted in the United States
service OF wounds battle since March 4, 1861 which
have granted, hereafter be granted on ap'
pcation fled previous 10 Jan. 1875 shall begin from
the date death discharge. The bill also proylces
that of application for PENSIONS II not hied PRIOR
Jan 1875 the pension shall begin from GATE Oh unB
the last evidence necessary 10 establish the same
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, replying to
resolution OF the Senate says that during the last ELK
months $50 illicit distlleries have been suppressed in
GLIDING IL In Tennessee, 20 Kentucky 70 in North
Carolina 81 in Georgia. in New-f0rk, In New-Jersey,
2 In Illinois, 8 In Indiana IA III Virginia. In west
Virginia aud in South Carolina The capacity varied
from is 10 1000 gallons; the daily average was W
gallons.
At the written request OF Senator Sargent the Presi
dent yesterday directed the Attorney General to pre-
pare the necessary papers remit che fine and imps-
onent OF Messrs Hail. Marsh and Others the Rochester
Election Inspectors, who tried and convicted III
June 1873 OF registering Miss Busan Is. Anthonys aud
other woIDen's names, and receiving their votes'
The House Judiciary Committee at a meeting to-day
considered the Senate amendments TO the Bankruptcy
bill and after some discussion they decided 10 recon-
mend non and ask Committee OF Confer
euce IL In believed that III TINS way tho Dll may DC
perfected satisfactorily TO both Houses.
For Rsgsar Report Of Congregational Proedng' Sec Second PosG
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ASSEMBLY.

The Committee of the Whole considered the
bill giving preference to in which the Mayor aud
Commonalty OF NewYor interested in the Court OF
Appeals The motion pending TO strike out the first
section Mr. BLESSING at some length urged thejustlce
OF the bill After debate, the motion carried and
the bill killed.
The bill 10 punish persousrsecurins positions OF trust
through forged recommendation ordered to third
reading. -
Providing regulations for the safe care OF luntcs II
authorizes the Governor to appoint examiners OF
To Incorporate the Metropolitan Safe Deposit Company
Of the City Of New-YOrk
owing 70 the thinness OF the House, Mr.. ALvoRD
moved TO lay on the table the passage OF bills and TO
take up bills on general orders, which carried and
the following ordered 10 third reading:
Relative w assessments for sewers in the City OF
To Incorporate the NewYork Rapid Transit Company,
being the speer Endless Railway train plan.
To amend the charGer OF the National Traveller In
surance Company ..,
By Mr. DAvIs-To increase, the powers or the Canal
COMMISSIONERS which provides that each Commissioner
snail full control VI the section OF canal COMMITTED
" BY Mr. EAsrMAs-To provide rapid transit for New
Y~k. This is the one already introduced ny hm Win
some immaterial notifications.
by Mr.. RYAs-To provide for an iron vaduct railroad
for New-York IL incorporates X q. Root b. ID. Lock
wood and Others with capital OF 100000 The ronte
to commence at or ap9a5 rars anu aad acrss
lem RIVER into Westchester County Ii Is TO be an ee
waited iron yaduct and may nave coo9eo.ea WIN ana
freight The Company shall pay TO the city as license
fee $50 for each car annually
EVENING SESSION.
The House reassem0led at 1880 y. IN. The following
hills considered In the Committee OF the Whole, we're
ordered TO third reading:
To anne nd the charter Of Port Richmond
To extend the for the organization Of the Mutual
Trust Institution, New YORK. - .
To incorporate the Maritime Association Of the City Of
New-York
To incorporate the Butter and Cheese Association Of
the City OF New-York
To incorporate the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerial
Association, s. late Of New York.
Amending the act relative to the City Court Of
Authorizing the Governor change his designation OF
Presiding and Associate Justices Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas IN the County Of NewYork.
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would not be wise because there were vast tIac Of
Ian, 90 poor that they never could be settled under
tho honies,ce.. Lays and G9qld only be hsposed
OF by sale III large Iracts at very low prices. 10 re-
serve such land for hOmesteads would be TO Keep Ut
forever unOccupied and useless.
THE ARKANSAS JUDICIAL FRAUDS.
Having been successful in his efforts to prevent
the House and the public from knowing how the
Attorney General has spent the contingent fund of
his department, Gen. Butler is now, 80 il appears
trying to prevent an exposure of the frauds COM
United by the Federal Court in Western Arkansas.
Yesterday, Mr.. Sener, the Chairman of the new Com
mttee on Expenditures in the Department of Justice
got resolution through authorizing his Committee
to send for persons and papers in the investigation
Of this Arkansas business, which WAS ordered by the
House some time ago. To-day, Gen. Butler moved
to reconsider the resolution the ground that his
own Committee was looking into the matter. No
vote was taken on his motion. When he calls ii up
Mr.. Sener will try to have it beaten.
THE sYKEs-spENCER CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
The contested election of Sykes against Spen-
Ger, which has been considered by tho Senate Com
mttee on Privileges and Elections, was closed TO- day
Arguments were made by counsel on both sides, and
nothing now remains but the preparation OF the re-
port of the Committee. 1t is cOnjectured that the
majority of the Committee will report that Mr. Spen-
not entitled to the seat he holds but 1t ~
not believed that they will add resolution award
ing the seat to Mr. Sykes.
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LONE WOLF PLANNING 4 r.
A STRIKE OF NEw-JERsEY VIEWERS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The print-cloth
weavers OF Gloucester N. j. about 700 In number
thrown out of work yesterday by notice from the
Superintendent OF the Washington Manufacturing Com
pany Print Works employing 1000 to the effect that
the operatives satisfied with the wages and
suspension would therefore occur The neensod work
D. assembled 10 the number OF 800 men, women, and
about the house of the supene ndent hooted and
assaed the house with missiles. Special police were
In by the Mayor, and after great difficulty they
spersed the crowd and guarding tho
residence OF the superintendent Attempts 70 IRE the
mills feared, since a majority OF the Residents OF
Gloucester employed In the mills As these corpors-
tons pay employees their wages but once mouth,
large amount OF the store business In done by book
aud these settled up after each pay day.
Tie storekeepers held meeting to-day. ana resolved
that account OF the threatening aspect OF Affairs and
10 protect from loss hook custom shoud he
sopped and eo0as sold only for " mall sAzsuvsA
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on the subject OF banks with concurrent resolution
that Senators and Representatives 10 Congress be
requested TO procure such legislation will relieve our
state banks from the existing determinations against
them. .-.. ..
Mr. Ganson has introduced In the Senate Dill 70 pcr-
nit Canadian companies to transact business
In this State on their depostDg Canadian securities
with the superineudent OF the Insurance Department
MR. EAsrMAN's RAPID TRANSIT BILL
ALBANY, March 3.--Mr Eastman's New-fork
Rapid Transit biI introduced today provides Tor the
appointment OF five Commissioners by the Governor 10
select plan route and who shall be organized into
a company to construct and operate the road Inc
necessary means shall be raised by subscription no city
aid being required provided for The prize Tor the
best plan Is fixed at $4,000 which shall be PAID out OF the
subscriptions II parts OF two or more plans are &C.
cepted. the prize shall be divided among those
whose plans are taken These the changes made In
the former bill, and Mr. Eastman says that men stahd
ready TO subscribe all the money necessary TO construct
and equip tho road The Commissioners are required TO
complete not less than two tracks to Fortyseeondst
within eight months from the date Of the beginning OF
construction
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INDIAN PROSPECTS.
Adjourned

SURRENDER OF APAcHEs-c0cHlsn PEACEFUL
SAN Francisco, March "a dispatch from
Tucson Arizona states that Casssdors baad OF Apaches
has surrendered to Lieut. Bache Cochise reported 90
saying that he will not his reservation, and Will do
Ali In his power to prevent others from doing This
taken as an indication that the desire for var BY
no means unanimous among the Apaches.
LONE WOLF PLANNING 4 RAID.
GALVESTON, March "a special dispatch
from San Antonio The HeTs says the latest sutheu
tic information from Fort Gill is that Lone Wolf Kiowa
chief preparing go Texas with strong party to
ayenge the death OF his son who was killed In eight
with the late Lieut. Hudson, the west Fork Of the
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK on THE CINCINNATI
SALOONS AN ENCOURAGING PROSPECT - the
WORK THROUGH rHB STATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRBUrEl
CINCINNATI, March Sit has been thought
by the opponents Of the temperance crusade thas Gin
cnna would be safe from tho movement OWNS 70 the
immensely of the undertaking aud tho large German
population, with their numberlcss beer hAla partial
canvass Of the German district to-day reveals
strong sentiment In favor Of Il This 70 Daisly
manifested among the female portion Of ths
community who exhibit ardent desire 70 educate
their children into American manners and eustoms than
the German element Is generally credited VITA Tpey
are willing to support the movement 10 win stop the
continuous drain upon the husbands purse for vine
and beer, which they admit does the mon no sood ana
sets bed example for their children. Ths mon, Of
course win cling 10 their beer and the customs Of tho
fatherland The most Intelligent however. express
Willingness 10 give 10 up they can soe Tie whole oua-
ness completely abolished.
sentiment In favor Of che movement 10 growing
daily and all classes watching closely The rcsolts OF
tho Columbus icrusadoEsnd the movements ~ Dayton
and ether interior snea temperance meeting 10
called for Thursday night A Wesley Chapel u which
The question will be fully discussed and pubc sent
eut 10 considered avorsole "a EFFORT viii be made TO
ward the OF the hardest nght yet under
taken during the crusade Should IL succeed hore
probably sweep any city In the Union.
Accounts from the interior Of the State showing uu-
nsggngi theiparg Of the ladies aud sue
CO.'S continually received At Chllicotbe persuasion
Is the only yet resortsd TO by the ladies, but they
endured some vile treatment from thoss who followed
them in their rounds to-day, aud have asked 'hs
Mayor for protection. TIE Mayor promised them thss
he will enforce strictly any prohbitorJ ordinance The
Council win pass At Springfield, . drummer" for
Cincinnati liquor house arrested for insulting tho
ladies. bu, he spoogised 70 them for bis conduct and
they declined " prosecute Tue war opens al New
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yx-rREAsURER CAGES CASE TRANSFERRED.

CHICAGO, March 3.-The counsel of ex-Treas-
urer David A. Gage made application to-day In the
Criminal Court for . change Of venue. on the ground
that their client could not have fair trial In Chicago
The citizens they said had been preudioed against him
by tho statements published by the newspapers, and
ministers OF the Gospel had taken up his and made
1, the subject Of warnings TO their congregations
largo number Of aidayits Of citizens and prominent
buslness men were read stating that they did not be-
eve fair trial could be had this county The State
Attorney made opposition TO the application, and
admied that IL was gest that had been made
sne he became States Attorney Judge Booth decided
thai the defendant had good grounds for his
and that the trial be held In Lake County Tie
case will not come up till next September.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AsHANTEE EXPEDITION

THE ASHANTEE EXPEDITION.
APPREHENSIONs IN REGARD TO THE SAFETY or TIKI
BRITISH TROOPS.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 3-Midnight.
No news from the Gold Coast of later date
than Gen. Woseleys dispatch has been received. In
the absence advices all kinds OF rum0rs in
circulation, aud lavo foss felt chat somo disaster
may have occurred to the expedtionary force on hs
march back TO the Coast The anxiety In the War once
is such that Claiborne Hardy stays there until late
bour and clerks remain on duty all night. steamer
from Cape Coast Castle with dispatches was due at
Lisbon on tho 2sh OF February 1t s possible she may
not have intended TO stop at Lisbon and Is coming to
England direct; but such Il course would be contrary
10 rule,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

telegram from Halifax states that the fur
tber hearing n the Johnston eXtradton case has been
most poned Tor week obtain other witnesses from the
United States.
Last Saturday seven more bodies of the
victims Of the Drummond Collery explosion were re-
covered from No Slope. Some Of the bodies were at
once identified BY the widows and friends OF the dead
The fesh on the bodies much ehriveed but the cloth
ing the hair, and the boards we're quite natural and
were not at all burned
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE PROM SING SING.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 3.-Four convicts,
Jo.eph Hopkins, John Williams, william Miller. and
william Davis made break " from Sing Sing Prison
this afternoon Hopkins took the lead and all were on
run. when one OF the guards fred ut Hopkins The
hall ,truch his hip went through him, and he Tell
o,,a,,x vounded The other three seeing their leader
I'll mated and ALI were captured. John williams
planned ths escape and he was heavily lronsd and :on
Tonight with u other convtos, ~ the reke,ai St "
surrn Phi On Among them were the masked puT Glars
sa~stI, 90 viAinA NJ VIVA PlAtAA
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THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

sTKADY COMMANDMENT OF BILBAO BY THE CARLIsrs.
LONDON, Tuesday, Marcha3. 1874.
A dispatch dated to-day from st. Jean de
Luz French town II miles southwest Of Bayonne,
says the Carss have kept steady bombardment Of
bilbao the last six days.
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THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.

TIE DEBATE On rRE BILL TO REGULATE INTER
STATE COMMERCE BEGUN IN THE BoUsE-AN
ABLE SPEECH BY Me- B'CRARY IN sUPPoBI
THEREOF.
iBI ThLKGRAPB TO The TRIsUFEI
WARRINGTON, March S.-'Tbe debate on the trans
vVitation question was opened il the House by Mr..
aeVfary OF Iowa, the author of the bill reported
non tho Committee on Railways and Canals, and
s'S Sssdia& NJ AsCray's speesh wac q clear
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NV, p,,,u.v AsTpp IN cANADI

THE LATE RAILWAY DISASTER IN CANADA.
LONDON, Ont, March, 81. Ii. Breathwick,
one Of the victims OF the late railway disaster died to-
dsy. Mr. Robinson Of WatfOrd, Miss Lawrence Of
Petrols and MI Hay still in precarious condition
The others recovering.
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CONFERENCE OF HOME RULERS.

A conference of Home Rulers was held in
put,ln to-day. The Lord Mayor Of the city presided
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MIR. EASTMANS KAPID TKANcII D''f-
t.BANY. March 3.-Mr. Eastman's New Yor
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ADVERSE REPORTS FROM THE SENATE JUDICIARY
CoMMTTEE--A LAW AGAINST FALSE NEWS IN
wALLcsT.--NEw BILLS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY
SENATE. 49,. ALBANY, March 3. 1874
Mr. ROBERTSON, from the judiciary Commit
tee reported adversely the bin relative to Judges ana
Courts of Oyer and Terminer. Agreed TO- Also ad-
yersey the bill naming certain legal holidays Agreed
TO. Also adversely TO the bin for the appointment OF
Supreme Court reporter. Agreed Also adversely to
the bill relating 10 the qualifications OF judges OF the
Supreme and Court OF Appeals. Agreed TO- Also
adversely the bill relative to the commercial agencies
Agreed TO.
by Mr.. RAy-Changug the name OF the Beach Pnen,
matic Transit Company TO the Broadway UNDERGROUND
Railway Company, extending It's powers ana au.nor
izng the City of NewYork TO guarantee the interest on
its bonds to aid In the construction OF said railway
BY Mr.. GANsOS-rO amend the laws relative To the IN
corporation OF fire insurance companies. -
By Mr. CoE-To widen and repaye firstst, ana FRANK
Bv Mr. GRoss-ro amend tue Code OF Procedure
lauve to practice and peadings IN the courts OF 'he
by Mr. JAcoBs-To declare the publication and dis
same. provides that person who shall know
ingy circulate false Intelligence with intent 10 deDreclae
United States the several saes or any OF them, or
the stocks bonds or any corporation or
the market price OF any merchandlse OF eonmoaity
whatever, shall be deemed gnliy OF ulsde ad
may be punished after conviction by nne or not more
than 5000 and imprisonment not to exceed tree years
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the time for the collection OF taxes.
Authorizing Boards OF supervisors to contract for pub
lie printing required by law.
to tne Albany Pententlary.
Establishing rigid regulations for the port OF
York, ana with reference to the punishment for
throwing ashes IN the harDor.
Mr.. WOOD offered substitute for the Senate bill No.
60 providing for issuing New York City and County
bonds 10 pay State tor 1879 He said the city
behind all OF the State In the payment OF the
State taxes and this bill intended to provide for
catching up" The motion was carried and the bill
for the purpose Of having the substitute
printed.
The bill regulate the use OF slips. wharyes, and piers
In the City OF New-York considered in Committee
OF the Whole. Mr. Fox supported the bill, saying that
the commerce OF NewYork is suffering for the want Of
head Now IL proposed by this bill to place
the responsibility in the Captain of the Port where 1t
rghtfully belongs. Mr.. RAY offered an amendment.
that no shed shall extend the line of the street
Adopted The bill az amended ordered 20 third
reading
Adjourned.
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THE TNsURRECTIoN IN JAPAN ENDED.

EAGAsAKI Tuesday, March ., 1874
The insurgent force which appeared before
this city been totally defeated by the Government
troops and has disappeared.
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THE GERMAN REICHSTAG.
BERLIN. Tuesday. March $, 1874.

MOTION TO DEPRIVE THE GOVERNOR OF ALsACE OF
THE POWER TO DECLARE STATE OF SIEGE RE
BERLIN. Tuesday, March s, 1874.
In the Reichstag a motion has been under
discussion to deprive the Governor Of Asace Of the
power to declare a state OF siege. Prince Bismarck
made strong speech to-day against the motion. He
declared he never expected Asace would greet our In
stitutoDs with Applause Alsacc shared the RESPONSE
binty Of the The motion was rejected by vote OF
l3s Yeas to log Nays.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPIIhL'
BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE REPEALING THE
PRE-EmPTloS LAWS
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, March 3, 1874
Al important bill, repeating the whole system OF
laws authorizing the prGemption Of the public
lands passed to-day as reported to the House
by the Committee. The prGemption laws, accord
ing 10 MI Townsend who reported the bill, have
become the instrument of fraud and are prejudicia
10 the interests Of the bona 6de homestead settlers
and of little benefit 10 anybody but land specula
tors In reply 10 a request 10 admit amendment
reserying the whole Of the public domain for homo
stesd ssttiamaot Mr.. Townsend said that thsa