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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

WRITING from Phoenix, under date Of
March 2G, Messrs. Barnett Il Block SEND
the Arizona Miner the following particu.
lars Of the Indian attack upon their train
on the 3lst Of January:
On the 3lst of January our train, con-
slsting of five teams, was attacked at San
Carlos reservation, within few hundred
yards of the post. \ man named Arm
strong was instantly killed by shot
through the stomach, and a man named
Henry received several wounds, from the
effects of which he died three days after.
There were about 10 Indians. The same
Indians were in camp all day aud appar-
entity friendly, yet they attacked our
party, Armstrong, Henry and Reel, about
$50 in the evening, with the above re-
Suits
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22
A CERDAT correspondent Of the Ariz

A CERpAT correspondent OF the Arlzo-
ma Miner sends the following:
Lieut.. Thomas and party rested i've
days at Beale Springs, and two days alter
they had started out again. Sheefum
and $50 OF the Hualpals returned to that
post, and on the 18th about lOO more
followed them. They are now feeding
about CPS Indians, all OF whom are will
ling to go wherever Capt. Byrne chooses
to take them. Oquania and about 80 OF
his band are out yet, living among the
Servents and Hualpai supais.
The four rascals who stole the horses
from the Willows, and wounded the mail
rider, are in the Bzale Springs guard
house.
The success in bringing the Hualpa
back without fighting them, is due, in a
great measure to Captain Byrne's kind
and Just treatment, and his protecting
them in all their troubles. Hualpai
Charley who, at the commencement of
the difficulty, was believed by a great
many to have been left at the post as
| spy, has, so far, proved TO be true and
faithful to the whites, and has done his
best in bringing his red brethren back
and persuadng them to 60 on the re-
serve. II the orders are not countermand.
ed, the Hualpais will remove to the re-
serve in about ten days. Indian rations
will last till about the 10Th day of April
The Hualpai warriors were disarmeo
upon their arrival.
Mining news is important and yer.
favorable for our section of the cou ntry
Col. Buel has started back to California
well pleased with the country, and is go
ing to put up twenty stamp mill oil
John sloan's place on the Big Sandy
Immediately. He has men at work grad
ing the mill site, and expects to be bac
here by the 10th of May.
Mr.. Stearns, principal owner OF tn
Dean mine, is also shipping mil
which will be put up at Freeze wasl
about 4 miles east of Beale Springs, 0
the road to Prescott.
The Keystone, at Mineral Park,
working 20 men. The ore produced
very rich in native and ruby silver.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

A DESIRABLE CHASGE.--Our kilograms
repeat the rumor that there is to be
new Secretary of the United States
Treasury. This time the man is Joseph
Patterson, of Philadelphia. We do not
know anything about Mr.. Patterson, but
We do know that it is not possible to get
any worse man than the present incum-
bent. He said before the investigating
committee that he knew nothing about
his business, and we have no doubt but
that he spoke the truth. II any one
thing under the present regime is needed
it is prudent, sound headed honest
financial secretary. 1t is some time
since the country was blessed with one.
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DELINOUEN SALES.


,n.aor Tunnel and Mining Conn
,.nx..-I location Of principal place o. Dus y,
fs,s. san Francisco California ~, .o,,,tv
works. Ely Mining District 5iIinousnt MOI,
ne foiloxins described stock. on aseoun, o. o.
shs no p levied on the SIN cay o.
TfbrusIy, 1874, the several amounts set oplosi's
iSa nsmss OF The respective shareholders rs
follows:
., No. of No. Of
MIME c.,,ifcste Shares An
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

THE Trevillian- Hogan prize fight was
decided by Charely Getzler, the Referee,
in favor of Hogan on foul, " it will be
remem bered; and it will also be remem.
bered that the whole matter was left to
the New York Clipper; and that paper
has made a very strange and Archy-like
decision, the purport of which is thus
given in the Virginia Chronicle:
The New York Clipper has decided
that the use of oakum by TrevilliNn in
the late prize fight was not foul, but that
the decision of the referee, although
clearly an error of judgment and wrong
IN the abstract, is as in all cases, final,
and that therefore Hogan is entitled to
the money, and that all outside bets go
with the battle money"
In the Archy decision, as our old.time
readers know, the Supreme Court Of
California rendered n decision which was
CURLY aud quite justly described as
giving the law to the North and the
Niger TO the South" 1t seems to us
that in this instance the Clipper has
given the law to Trevillian and the
stakes to Hogan. At any rate the terms
of its reasoning are very peculiar and
original establishing as they do the
tinaIity, if not the infallbility, of all
plize-hgLt Referees Carson Appeal.
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T. d. EDWARDS,
AND COUNSELOR Al
LAW,

SA1soVN O11 u NEVAO.I a.
VIII practice in all the Courts Of this S''''
Being Attorney for the Central PACING k .i,orc.
company, will obtain title to the lands LET ~ 70
ing to the Company, for any parties w'sn''e
Having paid especial attention to the r;ne
before the United States Land Once ~ ~. that
years, respectfully tenders his services foi
branch Of business. will take Necessary etste,
to secure the selection Of lands by tne . 18th
and obtain pstents for the same for parsie'
or without their being present ..,.top,
Having an associate Attorney ct wassnts;nine
especial attention will be given 70 I'll d
patents 70 public lands and minee, nsusrt
suits and business generally before ths D,S6H
ments. ny"
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III Otice.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMsELy!L,ss
~ to be indebted to the estate OF the ~. ~
John H. Lynch are requested to come ioiw.
and liquidate such Indebtedness without deiA''
JOHN L. DONAHUE,
Attorney for ExecutriI.
Meadow Valley street, Piocne;;
August Q, Is sus-u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

TIE Denver (Colorado) Tribune backs
our proposition for united efforts of the
people OF Arizona, New Mexico and
Colorado for telegraphic connection.
Arizona Miner.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

the Board of Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
February, 1874 SO msny shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
Rooms 70 and 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street, San Francisco California,
on Tuesday, the 31st day Of March,
1874, at the hour Ct one O'Clock p. m. Of said
day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
OMce-Rooms &c and 81 Merchants Exchange
California ST., san Francisco Cal.
m2l.td
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NOTICE.

ID J. H. SMITH AUTHORIZES A. pRoMSs
J. to collect all bills due him In Piochs, sn III.
no other person 10 authorized to make sncn u go'
lection. PJ. H. SMITH
Phoebe, March 8. 1874 mlh
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BY TELEGRAPH!

SPECIAL TO TIE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD.
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Postponement.

The above sale is postponed until Wedncs.
daS, April 18th, ISL A, at the same hour and
By order Of the Directors.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Ohce-Rooms 26 and 81, Merchants Exchange
California Street, San Francisco Cal.
apr1-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-22

Tn BUSINESS once Of the PIocHE DAuI
RECORD will hereafter be in the ofioe Of Ii. L.
Breakey, at A. Coin 4 Bros cigar store. Main
street, opposite Meadow Valley.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19
DIED FROM NEGLECT.-Op Wednes-

DIED FROM NEGLEcT.-On Wednes-
day Of last week a man, originally
from Tennessee, late from Mobile. who
had been working about here on YES.
sells FOR several days, was taken sick
and wished TO go TO Mobile, but was
prevented by the Mobile police Of.
fcers stationed here. He LAID about
the depot until Monday morn
ing when he was removed by some
citizens to a vacant building, and the
services of Dir. Moore procured, but
he was then in a collapsed condi-
ton and died that day A one arm
ed negro man, known as old Mobile.
also lying sick about the depot at
same time. was removed at same
time to same p ace. He died We'd
nesday night.
A sailor from tie Schr. Dawn was
left sick near the depot On Monday
last. Mrs. Krebsa and Mrs. Jane had
him put in a room and fed him, DIR.
Moore attented to him BAT he died
Thursday night.
This mar was entitled to the bene-
fits of n Marine Uospitag, he was de-
barred from getting 10 one. Can
this legally be done ? Is it not the
duty Of Custom House officials to sec
that sailors are sent to a hospital
when sick. Again. could not our
Collector have q Marine Hospital es-
,ablished here ? Four deaths within
two weeks from Faht Of care aud at
tention.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

MEETING OF School TRUSTEES AT a
meeting Of the Board of Trustees of the
Public School at Scranton held at the
Court House on the 18th day of S -ptem-
ber we're present Jno. b. j Inns, II. ID,
Smith and G. II; Alley, constituting
said Board.
The Board organized with the ell ction
Of g. II. Alley as chairman and secretary
Of said E,ard.
IL was Resolved, That in beginning
the organization of a School the first step
to be t"ken is to secure the donation of a
suitable LIT on which to build a school
house ; aud to secure a subscription for
the purpose of building the school-house;
and to that end Jno. b. Delmas and II.
ID. SIN tlr are appoiBttd a committee to
select such lot and solicit descriptions;
and to report their action in the premi-
SEES at an early day as practicable, for fur
Their and future action.
1t is further Resolved, That Col.
MelaI hon Smith who has proposed to
teach such school, beif,g our choice and
selection, we oheerfully recommend him
to the County Superintendent for a teach
er's certifc ,te, when found qualified on
proper examination, aud that we further
tender to Col. Smith a cordial invitation
to attend our meetings.
Where upon the Board adjourned IN.
til next Saturday at S1-2 o'clock p. NJ,
[Signed. g. H. AbLEa,
Secretary.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

A H8mbsf n tbs ffssi ~ hhs sfta.
uadsis snainr fhai ~ xsfe enpsiisl g..
b8ihi sa ta5es ihe pts~sui Hne being an
snisbis 81 sinisf. sad ihsfs iainz ~
buiiiing fof ZEN ~ scfsh,ot hsve geo.
sfOusy emo iofs-fI ~ onf nsIisf sHi
she iafu~hg Iist vss BANDED 80 uh
week Ws sasuI t0 these inssls
our cordial snd hrar.f u tbsnk. faf tssif
hbofri,y shi assrfu tbem thH fhsif aid
d most oppo iuLc.
Sometime s.bre. lamb r ior % IN 90
w,s teBdsred Ne ~ our slt.msn irisnds.
but We tsss been uuabls litiieftO H.
avail ourssif u the kind offsf.
We The radeHigssd. approaching fle ben
ofihs sfAa 10 our locality, and deslrous IT
retaining 10 10 Scranton. are willing b. ernifb
ute towards fhs erection Of au Office for 10. ri
taa Puint-the hi sndfsmtsr being already ub
taiurd-aui do agre to pay the sums set opposite
amp r,snsegvg uuuea f1r that puftst,a
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

WINE Sc VICES. Key. b. Jones Of
Methodist Church will bold Divine
bee Mt Mos Point on the LIST, and 3rd,
days of each mouth ut III O'clock A.
|tnd at 7 p. VI.
layer Meetings every Thursday night
O'Clock.
Il the 81 Sundays Of the month, at
\. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. at Scranton
O"lr is hoped the Public generally
attend. If
EGuLAR.P PREACHING. Ed. J. B. Ham
pa (B .ptls,) will hereafter preach
thly ut
Psau springs. 1st sunday.
|andsb ,ro, I'D
ASS Christian, 3rd in the Masonic
loss Point A h aupdnv
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NEW CIRCBIT COURT DIS
1RiC7' mn.

IRsT DlsTRICr-JUDGE CHANDLER.
the county of Hancock, on the lsi. Monday
~ aud No' eml,er aud continue II days
he county ut Harrison, on the Bird Monday
,ril AMI Dttobe,, and continre II DAYS.
the county Of Jackson, on the LIST Mond =
,ril and October, an cuniiuue II days,
the co1nty OF Perry. oa the lrst Monday
arch and September and eouiinnc FIX ,irys.
the county of Jones, on the 2nd MoEday OIL
h aud September aud c%ou,inue six days.
the county Of Marion, on toe Bird. Mon
Marc,, aud SEPT, and cuntinnc six days.
the ,cnaiy Of Pearl, on the lil, Monday
arch and September, and continue six days
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19


Ii JOHNSON AGAIN VANosED.-On
|day evening last the some~hat no.
lus Bill Jonhson who had Just been
NJ 10 Mobile, aud who was sentenced
e peniteItiary fer ten years. last
r. walked ont Of Ill. just sfter the
p nv. canty. wa ked in. johnson
70 cfss'ck for sevrri days and bad a
|'oan attending him AMI on this ac-
: ives tsken ous OF the cells aud allow
Pc rsuge Of the 'sbali ring. About
as The i<;ior went In he LEFT the door
aud walked around the bull ring on
SIDE johnson coming sround The
and eoiDg out. taking French
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GoURr-FrHsr DISTRICT
W. G. HENDEnsoN. Chancellor.

the couuty of Perry. on the first Monday Of
my, April, July and October, and continue
|HVS.
the county Of Green. on the secdsd Monday
mn,ry, April, July and October, aud con-
! six DAYS
The county of Jackson OH the third Msudaf
,muary, Ariil July snd October and continue
ve DAYS.
The county 81 Harrison on the first Mot 'dS
The fourth Monday Of January, Arrii, 5uly
|her aud aud continue twelve days,
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Ygw Anygnrl.gNENrs

Lmrast OFfEn 4 single. ~isdaslioas,
snd ffTsecfahia ma8@0ns wifh q Z ai
plough snimsl prs cred Is 4 sifsl as -
nartnsf a. work. IN 'da.l shares mi sfm.
ing. ncar Sermtnn r = farm ainsi.t,
n abOni ~ acres cleafsi and ufd .
q raof. hoard fence the hand il seft
productive, aud this is q fae Dn.f 10 ~
eu r'siif msn ~ make money. He
boerd vii DO adsu ced until money J.
rsalz 4 n m the farm. kppiv ~
sep1g.fm srAK Orrfcr
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lie card of j. W. Hillman 81
dras street, found in our columns
orlhy the attention of all who de-
to send Fruits or Produce of any
10 New Orlean. for sale. Phey
Ivy p%atronizing Mr.. Hillman OBJ
the best market prices and re-
9 prompt returns. Try j. W.
In an.
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We call the attention Of our rea-
|, particularly Of our patron
lds, to the cards OF A.. ii, Har-
and b. F. Fitzpatrick, Grange
nts for Mississippi, the formsr at
"uis and the latter at Mob..e,
recommend them 10 all who may
any business in either of those
Is.
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Cous1s - Regular terms Of Justice
b will nc leid IN District No. 3 as follows,
i: Al Mas Point on the. second SaIurday,
= scranton ou the fret Monday after they
h Saturday ia cacl, mouth.
w. n. HOLTON, j. p.
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RIcEs WILL TELL-and everybody
the prices, that the Cheapest AMI
Clothing can be purchased only at
Mammoth Clothing Mouse Of n. p.
TX q CO., Nor. 1e, ~, and 20
ID Water street. Mobile, Alabama.
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fyyHE American sardihe Company's Bpneies
half the cost of imported S~Ardines- HeAs
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LIVERY

.FASCA G. o ULA DEPOT
BF. Pieset Informs his friends and he ifsF
cling public that he hos established bic Livery
Sable VI the Depot, where hr i p~reparef to FUR
nish horsss--raddle or 10 hamess, with vehicles,
AZ any time 81 the day or niaht. Also, hauling
Of an kinds done ~ short notice on reasonable
terms. with prompt and careful attention, aud
moderate charges, be trust 10 merit the patronage
of the public. dec2l.iv
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Grsnd Total 20, GOO, Gifts. all cash 1900, 900
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. 50 90
Halves :. y 60
Teuths or each Coupon. ............. 5 90
II Whole Tickets r............... 500 90
~ ii 'kets for ......... ............. I,001,00
Persons wishing to invest should order
promptly, either Of home Office or our local
Agents
Liberal commissions viii be allowed to salts.
factory agents.
Circulars Containing full particulars furnished
ON application. ~
THes e. BHAMLETTE,
agent arid Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville. Ky
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oss Point, 4 h sunday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-03

y FosaEssTt' oK 81 44HIiE 44HIiE FIAds.A.l.ush.s 4. .B 3.
ForTestF has writteiiSa letter I'd es Mem.
iphts paper, inrwhichs he says f..Vitbii,
the Last few days 7 have received ! larae
number OF letters from men who were
prominent: Confederate officers and
soldiers, volunteering to the Secretary
ofaWar, through me, their services 10
hight for the 'old 1ag.' in case of q war
%:::s Sfs:a. Being too mnoh engaged to
answer their letters separately, allow
me to say. through the columns OF your
widely circulated Journal, that it is very
gratifying to me to see upon the part OF
those who, like myself, fought against
il, so earnest disposition to fight for
1t, in case OF foreign war. As for
myself, our civil war having closed, and
having pledged allegiance to the Go.
vernment, should she become involved
IN war with foreign power, should
struggle as hard for it as I once, as
Confederate soldier, struggled against
It. AS to those friends and old CON-
psnions in arms, who have written to
me, would say, I hope and believe
there will be no war. owing to the vice
policy adopted by the distinguished
soldier now at the head of the Govern
ment; but should it come, let us show
our loyalty to the flag by standing ready
to strike down any hand raised against
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PACIFIC GUANO OOMPANY'S
CAPITAL sI,ooo.ooo,)
SOLU BILE PACIFIC GUANO,

r}'ii!S EUANO is now so well known in ali
the Southern Stutcs. for its remarkable
elects ~ nm agency for increasing tho pro.
ducth OF ,nbo-, as not to require special re-
communication from US. Its uso for eight
Years past has established it's character for
reliable excellence. The largo h1ed capital
invested by tho Company in this trade affords
the surest guarantee OF the continued excel.
ianco or this Guano. The supplios put into
market this season are. as heretofore, pre-
pared under The superint endcncc OF Dir. st.
Jnsian kavenel, Chemist OF the Company, nj
Charleston, 8. c.. Hence planters may rect
assured that it's quality and composition is
precisely the same Is that heretofore gold
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston. s. C.
JOHN S. REESE IL CO.,
- General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms --s4S cash; $50 tune, without into.
rest.
To accommodate planters, they can order
now ana lave until 1st OF April to decide
as to whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered from tho factory by
the car load, no drayage will DO charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANO, BONE,
PLhSlEli. &C., always on hand, quality qua
rantetd. ]. n. NOBSON.
December20 limo
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,Pratt's Astral Oil
A B SOLUT ELY SAEl:

Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illu-
minHting qualities superior to Gas. Burns
in any lamp, without danger OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dis-
place the uae of volatile and dangerous oils.
It's safety under overy possible test. and it's
porfest burning qualities arc proved by it's
continued use in over SOC, 900 families. Mil
lions OF gallons have been sold. and no acc-
dent-directly or indirectly ever oc-
cnrrcd from burning. storing or haLdling it.
Tie immense ye arly loss to life and pro perty,
resulting from the use Of cheap and danger
Gus oils in the United S!ater, is appalling.
Tue Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
tho ASTRAL as the best sales hal Il whc II
lamps are ueed. Send for Circular. VIM.
B. STANLEY, Columbia, has T. complete
stock al all times. Oct IL 3mot
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Proposals for Lamp Posts.
OFFICE CITY CLERK

COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 20, 1873
OEALED bids will be received until The
y 18th day OF January. 1874, for 25O LAMP
POSTS, to be OF the following dimensions,
"a sample OF the size to be seen at CITY
Clerks office:l The Post to bo eleven feet
long, Blk inches square at the base and for
three feet, then to bo tapercd to four inches
at tho top; to be Of good sound heart riro,
and to be beveled on tha oornera; to be
painted, and to be furnished by tho 1st OF
FeDrnary, 1874. CHAS. DARNUM
Dec 81 City Clerk