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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12
Pacific Coast.

SAN FhAscrsco, April l0.-The nomi-
nation Of Il. Payory as Minister to China,
is approved by the leading business men,
merchants and chief officials Of this city,
and they await with lively interest the
issue Of the Senate's action in the mat.
ter.
The warm and copious showers Of rain
here and in various portions Of the State,
are welcome to the farmers.
There have been ninety.one deaths
from accident and violence in this city
since the lst Of January last.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, to.
night, says whole block in the principal
business portion Of Lagrande, Oregon
was burned las. night; loss, Sj5 900.
Young Maxey, the surviving victim Of
the Fourth street tragedy, is still alive
but sinking rapidly.
San FBAScIsco, April l0.-Georgt
Bourney and John Scott were to-day
sentenced by the Municipal Court to i'm
prisonment for life for robbery. Judg,
Blake said there was no discretion fol
him in these cases. He was left no alter
native. He stated, however, that at tn,
expiration Of seven years he would pc
tition the Governor for the pardon 0
each defendant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

RAILROAD ATTORNEYS.

vii he pzopl= ever get tired q eIses-
ing = railr1a3 ai;sFzsy ins:sai Q! Rep-
rsszzlatiTzs Tls "a: eas=, tia; q Ssr-
z=Et Il Csl.fsg4.., a probably tie n9s;
sazzI-t. TEis ga E2s sslsetsd b. tie
Legislzsars Il CaAfornia 70 represent tas
pe9p.= Il that St. in The Senate Of tas
Cli:e! S.4szs Bat. VIA; il be- H ia
.As A.rzI, pad advoea;s Of Tie alislt, Ii.
C-ltrA! P4zsac RAro43. Taat's shat
lie i.- Fgr pfo9i, .ook at the land bail
lAt-lg iat',l1e=d b. hila il tie ssuat=,
the s9-es u uhi-h IL 70 rob every poor
lAla=r 4ll sEsspect5r Of zay title to the
ground to-; h has to1lsd 10 attain.
This Is bee Z preventative u Cali.
TINA, i.a't De-: / maE tia. you'd steal
s7try l4u's cl4.4 and give it to : iail-
rod e1Tpora,ioa. Tia: Is very fl man
to represent the p .oPls Of the state oil
California, saoss sk9ls property vas
dspsLi~ut apou the free working 0. tbs
( MINIS. Il soai almost make Ons'i
b.0Oi boil to Uttasss the spectacle Of I
aissTaS.s. dlry. haaky. sitire1 10 q rob
u = i,eelaan snl legislator, trying I
EicL tie progeny u the people, ~hJs
nights be E4s isp1tei TO defend, bu. s.
bsssIy betrays. Bot for him and the res
Of his T4scaliy e1uirsEes the day Of rstri
baton i. no! far distant The party spe.
IA losing It's p7ser. The glamour Of ira
dition u passing away. Men are begin
ming to lo5k at things as they really ara
aud the garn Of tnis purity Or that cliqu
will soon case 70 be a shield for o.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

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tor. The eors.srz...5l vas fearful
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we're killed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

Iaz Stockholders Of the Caliiorn ia
5llk Manufacturing Company, who num-
Der about one hundred, were invited,
yesterday. 70 make an inspection 0! the
mills, which are located near the Six
mile Hons. A good proportion avaiiei
tnemseiyes Of the invitation, and made
the journey ia two large omnibusses,
from the corner Of sansOIns and Pine,
and IN front Gi the Grand Hotel. The
mills have Just been completed, and the
Dachinsry Is III working order. II Is the
intention 10 bggin actual operations on
the 18th instant The amount Of capital
invested u 800, 00O AMI the visit OF tn.
stockholders yesterday was made partly
with view to determine whether the
capital should be increased to $3.50, OO1
or $500. 90. A large number Of work
people will b. employed at these mills.
The raw silk will be imported from Japan.
& s. r. Call.
We are glad to BIS able to give one
credit for al item TO the Morning Call
It Is usually 10 dry, doll and drenry that
We give up all attempts TO get anything
ont OF it in despair. -...
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

WAsHmGToS, April 10 The House
Committee on Foreign Relations has fin
ished theCorsul bill. The most import
ant amendment establishes offices OF Con-
sui Generals at Bahia, Melbourne and the
City OF Mexico, and Vice Consul at
Bucharest. The relations Of the ertradi.
ton treaty between the United States
and San Salvador Is officially proclaimed.
The Senate has confirmed the pomina-
ton Of Benz. P. Avery as Minister to
China.
WARRINGTON, April l0.-District At.
torney Carr. Of Salt Lake, advocated be-
fore the House Judiciary Committee to-
day giving to the United States Courts
in Utah proper and exclusive Jurisdiction
Of criminal offences, and thus provide
for the suppression of polygamy.
KEY West, April 10.-A Havana letter
says friedrich A. Dockery, former
member Of Congress from Florida, and
more recently United States Collector
at Jacksonville, arrived at Havana recent
ly and staid several weeks, and then
went to Santiago. On Friday last he
presented himself to the American Con-
sular agent at Nuevitas, stating that he
came from the interior. The Consul
took him to the Governor, who referred
the matter to General Portfolio, com.
manding Purto Principe, to arrest both
him and the consul. He was subsequent.
ly released, but they retained papers that
had been found on Dockery compromis-
ing him, having been found on his per
son. His trial is now in progress, and II
he is found guilty Of communicating with
the insurgents. he will probably be exc
cuted.
WAsHIsoTos, April l0.-The morning
houre was occupied with unimportanl
business.
The Senate resumed the Territorial
railroad bill. Buckingham's amendment
offered yesterday, forbidding any road
crossing an Indian reservation wal
agreed to. The bill was then reportet
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

SogDDT Kxows where the shoe pinches
so well a. the person who wears it, is an
old adage aud very true one. We are
forcibly reminded Of this when We read
the Salt Lake papers. There ii is one
thing all the tine. Tue Tribune pitches
into the Mormon leaders. and the Herald
walks into the Federal officials. To an
outsider there is ouly one conclusion to
be reached. and that is that both sides
are eager to plunder, and one is mad
with the other because its kleptomaniac
propeusities are kept somsthing Ike il
order for fear Of exposure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

THE Bill Of Amnesty to Harry Meiggs
was passed in the California Legislature
over the Governor veto. The charge
ngninst Meiggs was a serious one. and
would never have been removed had he
not amassed large fortune in South
America. Eureka Cnpel.
That is where yon are right. 1t is
simply the fact that Meiggs has made an
enormous fortune that induced the Cali
fornia Legislature to condone his crimes.
Suppose he had not been successful
and lost all he stole from his
creditors, what would they, that il
the California Legislature have done then
They would have ordered him to be
hung without benefit OF clergy. All
men are equal before the law. So they
are II they sre pour; not otherwise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12
NEW TODAY.
Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE or ~ EXECUTION Issued
ID Gu, Of tie D-srr.-T CIR! Il Az for TIE
County a LIrcrlL- sac Z NsvldA, And 70 re
directed ard delivered. - .-dgEeEt rendered
in said Court O. t. llfh -Ey q April, A D.
lisa, IN fayor c; : @zll c., AID against
Wolf stain. for the sEL 4 s0zr huEersd and
sixty-tro 4SiGQ cCl!a,S tsbt, toss,hsr with
f0rty-ons 1910 dgl.zrs az clsts, AID all ae-
erBing costs and iltegss., lave levied On The
following proper =, = -
stove And PIPE, s-.E as, dCz eAildrsr .
hats, / lot false hair salldrens sacquss, u
bolts ribbon, half ClZ ----1rEEs ltzzIDg', lot
voolsn tr1mmiEzs, ] & sEirt shield, Il boxes
ladies' paper cuff. Il boxes ladl-. paper col
lars, lots Of f9Es-s, lot chil1ren's gioTei
and IEtta. % bo1ss gents payer eoll-rs, child
cl0ak and ape. l0t buttons and n@edlss, ! lO'
.ewelEy, lamps AID Esngilzs, i yslIs@, ~
F u .l=.v1g md counter.
( Notice i hereby given that On
Saturday, the 18th day of April,
4. ID. 1874,
alta sl..k N. | will sell all the right, titl'
AID lt-rz-, II said defendant In And to IL
above --a.rlbsd property, at the Court HOas-
dor n l.gZAe, Nevada, a. public auction, 70
czs4 .- l2Ld u the highest and BEST bitdrT, :,
I ssll.fy sal execution and all costs
VS.. TRAyI., sheriff.
~ Z II EEEEToRD, Deputy.
zlI-sd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

The facts in the Sanborn investigation
hre still coming out. The point is daily
becoming clearer that the people and the
taxpayers were the losers, and yet had
to foot the bill That Sanborn arrange
inent will be heavy one for any ad-
ministration TO pack, though it may be
that the present one will carry it
through. Az the French proverb says,
1--WE shall see what we shall Sec"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12
nu,HouEy SALES.


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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

CarTAIs HraGIss. the San Francisco
agent Of the r. NJ. y. s. Co., has re-
signed. Cause.-The directors Of the
company thought they had right to
boss its doings. We think so too, and
Captain Higgins showed that be had not
learned the first. last, and principal por-
tons Of sailors duty--viz: to obey
nrdera
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

Mining Company. -LocatioR OF PRINCIPAL
place q business, San Francisco, Cslifornis-
L0cst.gu Il works, Highland District Lincoln
county Neyada.-Sotice-There is delinquent
upon TIE Glowing described stock, On account
u assessment No. onel leyied on tbs ID day
Of FeU-lAry, 1874. the several amounts set Oppo-
site the names u the respective shareholder.
fsllgws
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12
Dissolution Of Copartnership

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-partnership heretofore existing between
the parties hereto. under the firm name Of N.
Abadfe Co.. has been dissolved by mutual
consent. NJ. Abadie IL alone authorized TO col.
lect the debts due said firm, and Mr.. Abadie has
obligated himself to discharge all the liabilities
Of said co-partnership.
N. ABADiE BRO.
WINES MONTGOMERY.
Phoebe, Nevada. April Q. 1874.
apr4l0t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

And IL aecur1zuee With La anu AZ Greer q
IT, p,nra a Directors, made On the ID day
q Febru1-y, 1874. 30 u-ary shares Of each par
eel Of such stock az LAY be necessary VIII e
sold II pubic z1cti0rl, al the aaetlSD rooms Of
Mar1-ice Dors / Co. No. 81 M0ntsotaery street,
san Frsncisco, On saturday. the Eleventh
day of April. lai, at the hour o. Q stoeA J.
IA Il aid day to pay said delinquent sssessIseni
thereon, together with oCsts Of advertising and
R.H. BROWN. = CretGry.
Ofsce-EOcu 2. Cotton. Bui ding NO iv-
Montgomery street, san trznc1sco tai
u.zGti
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

Ana IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day OF
February, 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock ss may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the COMPANY.
Rooms &c and 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street, San Francisco California,
on Tuesday, the 3lst day Of March,
1874, at the hour Of one O'Clock D. m. Of said
day, TO pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs u advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
LOUIS EAPLAN, Secretary,
ONce-Rooms 26 and q Merchants Exchange
California ST., San Francisco CAL
mal.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-12

Postponsment.
The above sale ia hereby postPcEei until
THURSDAY, April %, 1874, :; tAs sane hour
and place.
b. order Q. the Bard Of Tirect lrs-
P Z BROWN, secretary-
Othce- Room ?, Cott0n's building No. 40!
Montgomery street, san Frsnciscp.
apI2-td
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-12
&eading fur the Sabbath.
CONDUCTED BY
REV. ROBERT LATHAM.
[OriginaI.1
PRACTICAL RELIGION.

A large number Of persons seem to think
that the whole of religion consists in connect
ing themselves with some Christian church
and attending the public mnistrations of the
Lords house on the Sabbath. All this is
well enough as far as it goes; but it stops a
long ways short of our whole duty. Religion
is practical thing. 1t does not consist in
simple theory neither does it consist in empty
formalities. There are four things that we
must do, or we will never get to heaven. We
must believe, work, watch and pray. We
must put implicit confidence in the atonlng
blood Of Christ, to save US from the penalties
of violated law and we must put implicit
confidence in the regenerating and sanctfying
influence of the Holy Spirit to prepare us for
heaven. We must practically believe that
we can, of ourselves, do nothing to save our
selves from the wrath of a just and holy God
At the same time we must labor and toll as
if our salvation depended wholly upon our
individual effort. We must watch as a SELL
tinel watches. who is surrounded by his ene-
mics on all sides, and expects all attack to be
made at any moment, certainly at some time.
We must pray as nan in imminent danger
would cry for help. When we cease to pray,
we cease to watch; and when we cease to
watch, we cease to work and when we cease
to work, our faith is dead faith. An empty
profession is worth nothing, barren formali
ties profit us but little; but "godliness is prof
liable for all things, having the promise of
the life that now is and that which is to come"
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Tn Epilepsy it often stops the fits from the first
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The great remedy for Asthana, Bronchitis, C01!ghs
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N. B.-Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers treated as
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(Origiilill.l
no TIME.

There is such thing as so involving our
selves with the things of this world that we
have no time to serve God. No man can
serve two masters no man can serve God
and mammon. 1t is not only a possible thing
to become SO engrosscd with the cares, riches
and honors of this present life that we forget
the life that is beyond the grave; but it is
danger to which we are constantly exposed.
The situation of many is such that they have
no time to prepare for death and the final
Judgment. All their time is necessarily con-
sumed in attending to their worldly matters.
Mammon claims every energy of their body
and mind. They have no time to pray, no
time for sober reflection; no time to read and
study the Bible; no time to think what will
be the eternal destiny of their immortal souls.
All this is laid aside for dying couch, and
then it will be too late. The summer will
then be past and the harvest ended and they
will not be saved If we have no time nor
dsposition in this world to serve God, We will
have none in the next. Our union with God
must commence in this life, or our separation
from Him will continue through an endless
eternity. If we have no time to pray to God
in this world, we will have no time to praise
him in the world that lies beyond the grave.
The present is given to us to prepare for the
future, and the command which is issued to
all is: "Prepare to meet thy God" We may
with some plausiblity give to our fellow.men
as our excuse for not discbargng our duty,
the fact that we are numbered with much
serving; but we will not dare render this ex-
cuse before the bar of God. There we will
stand speechless. We will have no excuse.
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AN INCENTIVE TO ACTION.

Piety has its rewards, both in this world and
that which is to come. Sin deceives its vota-
ries. 1t makes great promises but the wages
it pays is ruin, both for time and eternity.
The progress Of sin is from bad to worse. 1t
leads us downward during the whole OF the
present life and it will never cease to lead US
downward. The pit of perdition is bottom
less. Throughout the ceaseless ages OF eter-
nifty the lost who are confined in that awful
place, will continue to descend; but the bot
tom will never be reached. In heaven the
redeemed will continue to increase in capa-
bility, and their bliss will increase forever.
We commence the next world at the point
where we leave the present. AS we leave
this world so will we be forever. Great
changes will take place; but they will be
changes of degree, not of kind. Every ad-
vance in piety that we make here will be so
much with which to commence in the next
world. All that we learn Of God from his
word and providence, will be so much learned
and known of him when we enter heaven.
Grace in time becomes glory in eternity. In
heaven, as we'll as in this world, there are
babes. Some enter the realms of bliss, and
because of their attainments, take a place at
the threshold-at the gate of the city. 9th
els, when they enter, are hidden 60 up higher.
They did much for the Saviour on earth, and
they are permitted to see much and enjoy
much of him as soon as they enter the New
Jerusalem. Here is great incentive to do
much for God-an incentive to spend and
be spent in his service an incentive to cru
city the old man and to put on Jesus; an
incentive to live holy lives.