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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-23

And in accordance with law and an order Il
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Twentieth
day Of April, 1874, 20 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the salesrooms Of
street. San Francisco, CAL, on Friday,
the nineteenth day OF June, 1874, at
the hour Of IL O'Clock m. of said day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
DAVID T. BA0LEY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 1, No. 4O1 California street,
San Francisco, California.
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the
4th day of May, 1874, so many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the Office of
the company, Room 90, Haywsrd's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on Thursday. the I'd day Of July,
1874, at the hour of O'Clock p. of such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
CHAS s. NEAL, Secretary.
Offce-Room 90, Hayward's Building, No. 419
California street, San Francisco, California
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Newark Silver Mining Company
Location of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada. -Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment mo. y levied on the Goth day Of
April, 1874 the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
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in a single day and thus totally dis
integrate the Republican organization
and elevate to power it's anci ent
enemy, the Democracy.
The matter was fully canvassed by
the conference committees, and tho
conclusion reached that all attempts
to compromise upon the basis pro-
posed would he fiuitless.
1t 10 not unlikely that some ar
rangement will be attempted between
the Conservatives and Dunn Repub-
licans, but we very much doubt tho
ability of either party to control its
voters in the interests Of . compro-
mise in the present condition Of af-
fairs throughout the State. If tho
New Orleans conference had con-
tinued and received the support Of
both parties, and if the spirit of con-
cession was displayed in Democratic
parishes which is asked in those
where our party is in majority, it
might have been an easy matter to
form joint ticket in Ascension and
We regret as much as any one that
the movement is impracticable.
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A shooting ARRAY occurred in the
city of New Orleans, Thursday after
noon, between Governor Kellogg and
Major E. A. Burke, Democratic can
didate for Administrators Of Improve
ments. The Governor, accompanied
BY Judge Atocha, was going home in
a cab, when he was accosted near the
corner Of Basin and Rampant streets
by Major Burke. The cab was stop
ped and Gov. Kellogg extended his
hand in friendly greeting when the
Major seized it and at the same time
drawing rawhi,le from his breast
attempted to strike. The driver
started his horse suddenly and Gov
ernor kellogg, drawing a revolver,
fred one shot at his antagonist, who
returned tho compliment with three
shots, all of which proved harmless,
The difficulty grew out of correspond
ence relative to the naturalization of
aliens in the Second District Court.
Major Burke was arrested and re-
leased on parole.
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Circular.
MArk ~Inrra1.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. \
Once Supt. Pub. Education, Bird Diviaion {
Plaquemine, September LIST, 1874
In view If the fact that, with verv few .r-
cePtiOns, the annual reports of Secrctar;e.
OF School Boaeds arc not received bv tn
Division Superintendent 1T The proper timo
and aro in many instances defective ani
wanting IN information beerinR on the Ia.
cstion and eenditioa Of Schools, the nro.
grcss Of the pupils, the encouragement s;vcn
~ parents and patrons, and other 2eneraI
information valuable to those charged with
the surervision Of the great work If pubic
education, the Secretaries Of the vsrio,s
School Boards Of the Third EducationaI
Division on receipt Of this circular, win i'm.
mediately instruct the teachers in charge Of
public schools in their respective parishes
70 forward . monthly report Of their schools
to the Division erintendent promptly n
the close Of the present monthly term. In
Parishes where the schools are suspende.l
. report viii be sent of such schools during
the Last noathly session Of the same.
SAD reports in addition to the information
ana stat'stics required under the printed
headings, will contain . general narrative,
showing the condition Of the schools, and
the location aad condition Of school houses.
the number OF mouths the several schools
nave been opened during the year, the i'm
Provement Of the pupils and the proficiency
OF particular pupils. The suggestions Of
~ to points Of discipliDe or to anv
change calculated to expidite snc fscilitafe
the training Of youthful minds would h.
proper sub5ect-matteF fbr such reports.
issGeeEs will apply t. Secretaries Of
School Boards for Ulauk reports.
GEORGE b. LOUD,
s-'s S"pt Pub Eaucssion. Bird Division.
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Saturday, October 81, 1874.
REPU BLICAN TICKET.

Constitutional Amend,nenss:
l. Relative to Issue Of Consolidated Bonds
For Approval.
2 Reducing and Limiting the State Debt I,
Fifteen Million Dollars aud Li,nitin,
For Approval.
). Devoting Annual Revenues of the Stat,
to the Expenses Of the Same Year.
For Approval.
T. Limiting the City Debt of New Orleans
For Approval.
s. Providing for State Elections to DO held
upon same day as National Elections
For Approval.
For State Trsas~rer,
Hon. ANTOINE DUBUCLET,
OF Ibcrville.
For Congress Third District,
Hon. CHESTER B. DARRALL,
OF st. Mary.
xer State Senator, Seventh District,
Hon. PIERRE LANDRY,
OF Ascension.
For Members q tie House q Representation
LOUIS BUTLER,
GLOSTER H. HILL.
.. For PurisA Jwdse,
HENRY o. MAHER.
For Sheriff,
AARON HILL.
For Coroner,
V. C. GABRIELLE.
For Police Jurors,
l. p. AnCENEAU. HENRY HAyMAN
WIN. DIGGS. HILLERY RICE,
SOLOMON BARMON.
For justices Of Tie Peace
First Ward-AUGuSTIN- JULIEN,
Second Ward-W. w. BUTORD, i
Third Ward-GEO. TURNER,
Fourth Ward-W. G. WILKINSON,
FRANCOIS v1CKNAIR,
Fifth Ward-ALBERT BRAUDY.
Sixth Ward-BENJAM1N DYER,
Seventh Wsrd-ROBERT ALLISON,
Eighth WardAGEORGE ROBERTSON.
For Coms,ables.
First Ward-JO8EPH MAXILLE.
Second Ward-OWEN WHITE,
Third Ward-JOS. PENDERSEN.
Fourth Ward-NATHAN HAYS.
JAMES McCRAY,
Fifth ward-EM1LE BRINGIER,
Sixth Ward-ISOM THORITY,
Seventh Ward-NICHOLAs WILLIAMS.
Eighth Ward-HENRY JOHNSON.
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Our faith in White League human
nature il badly shaken. That fire.
eating Teller who writes seethin q
editorials for tho Natchitoches Nisdi.
Gator, and whom We expected to at.
tack aud vanquish the whole federal
army If it dared to pollute the virgin
soil If Natchitoches with it's contain
mating presence, has been grabbed
by . squad Of soldiers aud taken into
camp, where he sbides as peacefully
% young dove. What fall was
fhe,s. ohI White Leagne'~
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TRICKS.

1t is significant fact that while tn.
campaign for the regular'parish ticket
has been conducted in the most fair
honest and open manner, the bolter,
have resorted to all sorts of ISLANDERS
abuse and. dirty little tricks to curry
favor with.the voters and bring the
regular nominees and their supporter,
into disrepute. We do not care to
recapitulate at this time all the sub
terfuges adopted by the soreheads to
injure the Republican candidates, but
Will merely warn our friends against
the two latest which have come tn
our notice, and which are accredited
to the fertile brain Of the leading
trickster of the clique.
A spurious ticket has been printed
here containing the names of all the
regular Republican nominees except
Mr.. Louis Butler, in whose stead ap-
pears Gen. Allen Thomas as candidate
for the House. Copies of this ticket
have been placed in the hands of un-
scrupulons clackers, who have been
riding up and down the river telling
the colored people that the Republi-
can candidates have fused with the
Democrats, and exhibiting this ticket
in proof Of the assertion. To make
their falsehood more plausible they
claim to have paid ten dollars for the
tirket, when the fact ia it was con-
cocted and printed by their own
clique.
The second trick was conceived in
the interest of the bolter candidate
for Parish Judge. A lot of little
slips containing this persons
name have been prepared, and the
attempt is being made to bride Re-
publicans in good standing to take
these slips and paste them on the reg
ular ticket over the name Of Mr..
Henry O. Maher.
We can tell the boilers that their
little plots are known and have been
No such underhanded work
will be countenanced by honest
Republicans, and competent men will |
Dc stationed at each poll to see that |
10 voter is deceived. There il but |
'ne regular Republican ticket, which |
the name of every candidate
by the regular convention
md parish committee Of the Repub-
lean party, and no other. None of
hese tickets will be in circulation
Until the day of the election, and any
exposed previous to that time may be
ct down as counterfeits, conceived
D trickery and fraud.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Conservative Ticket.
At . meeting Of the Conservative Parish
Central Executive Committee held on Mon.
day, tho 18th Of October, 1874. tho following
nominations were made, Wis:
For Representative,
GEN. ALLEN THOMAS.
Eor Polios Jurors,
=. \. HANSON, H. T. BROWN,
DIX. EDWARD DUFFEL.
r. N. SIMS, Secretary.
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Tho Republican party 10 a. much
the party Of the white man ~ the
colored. It recognizes no difference
in color or wealth, but gives to the
poor whites and blacks the same
rights and privileges a. citizens which
10 accorded to the aristocracy. No
poor man, no laborer, wteter he be
white or colored, should vote any but
. Republican ticket.
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$4,000 GIVEN AWAY.

WE will send the DOnaldsonville CHIEF
w and the Louisyille Weekly Co.r;er.
Journal postage prepaid ON both papers.
for ono year, for a 50.
The Weekly Courier .'ossrnal 10 the great
family paper Of tho Southwest It will, on
December 81, 1874, distribute impartially
10000 in valuable presents among its sub
scribors, and every subscription sent through
nsiwill be entitled to . registered and num-
bered receipt for this distribution.
~VALD1vlA3" "A Tale of the
SootAs magnificent serial story. will be
commenced in the Weekly Conrier-Journul
early in November.
- Send US - - and get both papers.
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A CONFERENCE. BUT no OOnPRo.
MISE,

- ~OAVA 0AAASANVASs w 4 NV WIFI INV
MISE.
During the early days Of the present
month the president of the Republican
Parish Committee received q com.
munication from the Secretary of The
Conservative Committee announcing
the appointment of . committee Of
three and requesting the designation
Of . like committee on the part of the
Republicans to meet and confer upon
the practicability of forming joint
parish ticket which could be sup
ported by the voters Of both parties.
In accordance with this request a
committee was named and the con-
ference took place last Monday in
this town.
The discussion between the CON-
mfttees was not Of long duration. The
gentlemen Of the Conservative party
indicated that the representation they
desired upon the ticket was, one
for Representative and
three Police Jurors, the understand
ing being that the Conservatives
would vote for the remaining Repub-
lican candidates. The Republican
demonstrated it's inability
10 accede to such an arrangement in
the face of the fact that In parishes
where Conservative majorities existed
propositions Of compromise with
Republicans are spurned and declined.
The position Of Representative is one
Of great political importance at the
present juucture, and the Republican
party can not afford to deliberately
throw away its only chance of OBJ
aiming majority in the body which
AN, by . simple resolution of i'm
'eschment. sysFtafn the government
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Died.

McC0RNTCK-At his residence IN tne
psrish of Ascension ON Sunday, Ocsovol
25th, 1874, 1t l O'Clock P. H.. On. JAS =
l.. MCCORMICK, sgd ~ yeass, ns''ve
of Baltimore, Maryland.
KEATlN0-In Donalds0nvilIe, On sun
d.y. Octobcr 25th, 1874, 1t 3 o'clock +. -
of aiphtheria. MARI A. g. KEATfN0, aged
years and 10 nonths.
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The Democratic party is arrayed
against tho constitutional amend
ments which will reduce the State
debt ten millions Of dollars and tax
alton seven mills. Vote the Repub-
lican ticket for the approval Of these
amendments. ..-
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
The Republican Parish Exccntiv.
Committee met last Tuesday morning
and completed the ticket by nominat
ing Messrs. L. d. Arceneau, Hillcry
Rice and Solomon harmon for Police
Jurors to fiji the vacancies caused BY
the designations Of Messrs. Owen
White, John Ashby and J. B. Hebert
Mr.. Arceneaa is = white creole, resi-
dent of the second ward, and i,
universally respected in this com.
mnnity. He is property holder, by
occupation cooper, and though he
has never taken any part in political
affairs, his liberal sentiments are
well known, and he will bring
strength to the ticket. Mr.. Hillery
Rice is q colored, IMAM of good
character who served several years
rs member of the Jury and has a
good record. He is also an owner of
property andlaresides in the fifth
ward. Mr.. Solomon harmon lives on
lower New River, seventh ward,
where he owns a small farm. He is
az old resident, Of German descent,
and bears an excellent reputation for
probity ant. fair dealing. He ignores
politics, but takes considerable inter
est in the public welfare, and if
elected Jnror::..will, serve the CON-
munity faithfully in that capacity.
He has been member of the body
heretofore, we believe, and his record
is unimpeachable. 1t is due to him
to say that he did not seek the nomin-
alton. On the contrary, his name has
been used without his knowledge OF
consent, and bis selection ia due
alone to his high character as man
and public spirited citizen. 1t is
presumed that he will not decline to
accept the compliment in the non-
political spirit rendered. The position
is one Of honor and trust, possessing
great importance in it, bearing upon
the interests Of the property holders,
but of little consequence in a political
point Of view. The Selection Of two
citizens arose from the
desire Of Republicans to have all
classes represented upon the Police
Jury, and We do:not., think better or
more popular persons could have
been chosen than Messrs. Arcepeau
md harmon.
1t is claimed ::for our ticket that it,
are capable to gil the
positions to which they aspire and
that they will, if elected, be honest
md faithful servants of the public
interests. 1t will be the prerogative
md duty Of the party which honors
hem with its support to watch their |
official action, and if they prove un-
worthy the confidence reposed in
hem to take care that they are not
'ut 1t the head Of the van hereafter.
The CHIEF will lend ito bost en-
'eavors to keep tho people informed
+ the doings Of the officials to which
t gives an earnest support in this
and we shall not be found
wilful misdeeds on their
art because they are our friends.
Believing in the justice of their
ause and the integrity of their
tandard bearers, the Republicans Of
ascension will 60 to the polls solidly
ext Monday to vote for tho men of
heir choice, and we have no doubts
fhsa vi~f~>s.r- ~vl.;nI, IN E~n
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Repatriation returns from fifty -one
parishes, including Orleans, show .
colored majority Of fifteen thousand,
with fair and quiet election the Re-
publicans will sweep the State with
twenty-five thousand majority
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The Dunnites are trying to defeat
tho Republican nominee for Congress
by voting for Breaux. This faction
would ruin our party for the sake Of
. few local offices. Let the voters
repudiato them forever on Monday.
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Address Of the Union Republican Con-
gressional Committee.

This address with the accompanying t.
blee showing
The reduction of the public deot.
The reduction Of taxation,
Comparative expenditures and compare
tive appropriations;
makes . pamphlet Of Is pages. The docu-
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viduals at ii per hundred or 80 per thou
sand. Postage paid by the committee Ad-
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ADV E RTI6E MEN rs,
Notice!

A IL vendors Of spirituous liquors in the
"A parish Of Ascension are notified that
they must close their establishments on Mon
day, November End, 1874, pending the cleo
j. b. HEBERT.
Supervisor. of Registration, Parish of Ascen-
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