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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04
Eugene Schoppmann

OPENS HIS PRIVATE SCHOOL AT THE
" old Record office, on Main street, Phoebe,
on MONDAY NEXT, July 6, at 10 q. m.
Terms, Five Dollars Per Month. Hours from
10 a. IN. to p. IN.
Advance pupils will receive instruction from
p. m. to 6 p, m.
bookkeeping and German, French and Span.
ish Lessons given.
jy4-tf z. sCHOPPaANN,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04
DELINQUENT SALES.

Bovsery Consolidated Mill and Min
ing Company.-Location OF principal place of
business, San Francisco, California
of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln County,
Nevada. -Notice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment no. 81 levied on the 14th day Of
NAV, 1874 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. rs follows:
IN Of M
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

AT Yuba City, S1tter county, Cal,
indsmnsble gus is emitted in large quaint
tiles, from a well lately bored. l. Is
thought that strata Of coal will be found
IN the valley between that plaes and
the Buttes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

WASHINGTON dispatch states that
Col. II. C. Whitley, Chief of the Secret
Service. has not resigned. but has de-
manded thorough investigation, which
has been granted.
Yes, Whitley is like Beecher. He
wants to be investigated; at the same
be time is very careful that he does not
take any steps in that direction that he
can help.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

The proprist0rs Of the new Chinese
Thester in San Francisco recently cele-
bra.ed its opening by giving grand
banquet, description of which, by the
Call, reads good deal like that Of the
Roman feast in Peregrine Pickle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

The Cocos Island treasure seekers are
in high glee. There are rumors floating
round San Francisco that the expedi-
ton has been sccessful, and the stock
has jumped from $40 to sos per share.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
mold An immense bar of Utah silver. to
be presented to Congressman Poland, Gs
a token of gratitude of the loyal people
of the Territory. without distinction of
party, for his service in their behalf.
Without any reference to the Utah bill,
Poland is likely to be presented with an
other bar that will effectualy prevent
his re election. aud that is the gag law
for the press. That will likely hug Po-
land tighter than the Russian bear does
the unhappy country which bears his
name.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 1ith day
of May, 1874, SO many shares OF each par.
eel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the Office of the
Company, Room %, Hnyward's Building No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California, on
Thursday, the 16th day of July,
1874, at the hour Of O'Clock D. M OF
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 49, HaywHrds Building 4l9 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco. California.
jyl.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

No CONNECTION Trouble never comes
singly. Yesterday the stage came in and
brought no mail. and the wires took it
into their heads to quit. SO We are with
ont cur usual quantum of dispatches.
In regard to the first, it seems little
odd that during the present fine weather
the mail does not come to hand in due
season. As to the Telegraph, that is just
like pretty girl, and has as many
caprices and notions as a veriest Co.
quette alive. Tue result OF it all is that
our readers will have to do without their
usual instalmeut of the latest news, and
that FROM no fault of ours, for mails and
telegraph lines are beyond our control.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

The recently discovered coal mines
near Monterey Cal, are, it is said, likely
to prove very productive.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

The datura stramonium or thorn
apple of Peru is said to be a remedy for
bydrophobia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04
BY TELEGRAPH!
Eastern Oisnatches.

SPECIAL TO THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

THIRTY-FoUR persons were admitted to
citizenship at Virginia on the 9th ult.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

GOVERNOR BRADLEY. with his staff,
will join the procession at Virginia on
the Fourth.
, 1874-12-26
MONEY AND COMMERCE.


In observance Of Chriatmas Dny. tho banln
and storoa were oloHcd yesterday, md b,,soah
goncrally suspended with tho exception, Of the
irregular and ilcgitimate tranHaationa Of tic
c'rlstono operators Of tito Doart Of Trade.
Tho ordors for currency On Thursday wcro
considerably ilohrior tan for a,,y ay Of tl,o pso-
coding two wcoks. Tic domand was most Of It
for l,ugB
Tho aa1os Of exchango to got currency. and
tho larger amount mado sinco tho fall il, tllo
prico Of provisions, havo weakened tic rato.
satoa wcro made Mt Goo premium between ban,s,
for 81 ,0O0 but tue luarkot wns not firm ut that
rnte.
Tho clcarings woro $4,000, ,D0O.
Tho dema.d for lonnH wns dull rs during the
wcck. THO rates for discount wero 10 per cont
to regular cuHtomor5t with concessions to indc-
pendent borrowers. Street rates. 8GD18 Ter
cont real oslato loans, BG01D per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
II. J. Christopher l. Co., bankers, No. III
sontll Clark street. quote foreign exchange:
London, d9Gm490I; Paris. 5151G@5l21< ;
Hamburg md Bromon, 056D10; Dcrln, 056Dl6 ;;
Frankfort 401S@41t4; Holland. dl14lJ6; Del,-.
mark, 5514; Sweden, 275G; Norway, ILL.,
CABLE T1lASRFENs.
London, 402; Paris, 5l016.
, 1874-12-26

tlan mover, 30 II you'll all 30 back no will CITE
doavor to remedy tho overnight
Tho proposition WIS llaiE1tl witi, appreciation,
md ngain lilo crowd nsgomblett around tito
grave. WHOM, Dolly, in Ills homoly way,
prcaclod n funora1 Born1on. nhni1 not A.
tempt to give my readers 4 roport Of thiH aor-
mon, lost DO nceMBed of attempting to l'rng
rf1!cllo upon roligiou, bnt justce Ia history com
polls inc to sao That tho speaker acquitted him.
solt III Q satisfactory mauner, rralang tito good
traits In tho. character Of Tho Aoconac,l, and
touching lightly upon or altogether on,itting to
mention tho bnh.
The funeral boing over, Dolly proceeded to
admiuiHtcr upon tho estate Of tho tlcconBcd. 1lo
tonk Charge Of Ills oircotp, paid on lls tlolts,
Aought out tho relativos aud pad over to them
What rolna'not, and 1inally wiped hia 1,auds Of
aho transaction.
Tho handsome mannor IN Which Dolly Ind COLI
dlctetl himself nfter tho killing, and tho Batfa.
fnctui, ho Ind rendered to all III tho discharge
Of his dutioa aa administrator, mado him groat
fayorito with tho exotablo ant cliynlric cltizons
OF Nosada Gnlctl, md tloy insisted upon hostow.
ing Oil. him tho highest o,co In t!,or Eft. 1lo
waa accordingly elected Mayor without oppoBi-
tion, at tho election in tho following spring,
Mayor Hamilton, having demonstrated tint 1lo
could collect bill, found no trouble tl,eronfter
IN keoEingn lotol. hut Tho two extra graves
had to bo lllled up, because thoro woio no occn-
palts for them.
, 1874-12-26
growth In cnt out and l,,tnol tho yow can fol-

growth In cnt out md bnrnol, tho plow can fol-
low. aa the rootH nre not lii tho way
Of cnlsuro, md tho atumpa nro like
10 1nany roHts, and tho rlow may 10 run
70 sotl. obsorvo auln!l pastures Of blue grnaB,
bMs M, told that It ia lialo to bc pns,,rcd out.
Tho rod cedar begins to apruar in tho opon
forests Ms no croaa Tho small Btroamn. but In ABB
attention Inns boon 1aid to tue planting Of
orchards, for THU is n worry good climate tor tho
apnlo. and vory tlno for tho a1rcot, tho pcactt,
and the nasiyo plum. Now that tho comn,,lnlca-
ton Is dirsct with Chscago crossing tho Ohio at
Catro without changing carn, wo may oxnoct
TINT tlla section will not 10 long overlookot IN
North. TnnA1.
, 1874-12-26

A Paris jourtlal tlnacribeA now rilo, ot novel
construction, rocGntly inyautod In that city. Ac-
enrding 10 tn account, thogan proaonts ,iothiug
remarkable oxterlory. but tic lock- IL 30 arranged
that tho brncct IL oponotl by cooking tho piece,
nnd lilo chnrgo buing introduced, .bo lreach IL
uusu Ard tlio gun fired by touching tho trigger.
Tho cartrldgo conhlstn Of q hollow ieatlen cone
filled with powder and closed ut tho base by n
pieca OF cork. At tho moment tho cartridge IN
introduced Into tho hrcec.t. t'!o powder eseapos
by B,la'l llnlo III the cork, aud HI in,porcontl-
bio bull Of Illuminating powder, which forms tl.u
printing, takes its forms. l'oaltlou. Tho triple
action of couklng, loading. and firing, IL tina
affected simultaneously, no thas mai, with hut
slight axperlenco ean fire twenty roun.ls u
minute. Tho cartridges are stored In au iron
tnbe, which IL placel parallel with tho larrol,
aud oontutns thirty baElH, 10 that tho poce may
l,0 rnd III nlnny timea almost without any In
teryal, and without removing tho atock from tho
shoulder, thore baing nothing to bo demo but 70
cock aud pull the tttoker.
, 1874-12-26
EPISODE IN THE STORY OF A E7UFF.

sle'R JcalouHt Am 6urry7 No!
like to sec my Mabel 30,
EWriAH TatH.
Poor Tuss! That l.0w aud then al0 drawn
Conclusions, not without a cau4e,
IL my it!ca,
We lave; a1stl TIN prepared 10 ptoya
Tint jealousy III kin to lnye
In conntant women.
Ny Jealous Pussy cut up rough
TAo day teforp bought l.er mutt
With sablo trimming.
Theso fearful tlarlings think to quoll uss
Dy being 80 t!tyinely Jealous;
Hut know bettcE.
lflllo! Who's tlat9 A dHtnsol come,
I'll follow; 10, can't, for Soma
Ono elBo laR mot bur.
What fun! lie looks lad of gracaI
She llo!aB her 1Ilutf to hide her faret
They klaa-tl!b sty Puss
llilsot I!rr inu!I-!t's trimmed with Rablol
Its like tlle Mnfs ! IEav1 to Mabel!
d0od lord, she's my Frlssi
Frederic Lorksr.
, 1874-12-26

CEQJ}.
The great mistake Of most new settlements Is
here repeated, and that III
THE FHNCE gYsrEM,
ny which tho now settler hRY to inc1oso Lis lulli-
yated tlelda to keep out a fow head OF Btock that
are allowed to pick up q ptccaronH living in tho
II tho farner would Aow 4 small field to clover
mud orehard-graHH, and plant corn, 6r COW mil
let or Hungarian grass Tor Boiltng for hH stock,
all this outlay for fntofg, save that nbout tho
no oxc1so for stock running at largo, as there
is really no adequate outside pagtnrage, as III tho
caHa oil lilo prairle md non-foncng Inv
would at once dosblo tlo value OF tlioir laltls.
la fact. 1t la OnB Of tho most epriuun
drawbacks to their settlement and cus,lro.
The smnll farmer las first to clear the land of
timber and, III ttlat commands fair prlco for
plAnk boards, fouce-roste, tics, and timber, llo
finds TINT no great hnrdslip; but 10 put no
mol, of the lost OF tho oak-tirnbor into Hornl-
fences H. under tho present condition, groat
tux on both timber aud labor. This Hubfcnt
Ahonld at oaoo have attouti0i, tho South would
invite farmers FROM tle North, as most Of tho
allowed to run ut iargo, 10 obtain such laws,
long years ot effort have boen mado mud in ILL.,
nos that result only calno after noary all tho
outlying prario WAS put under culture. liv1ry
yllagor WHO owned 4 COW elaimea tho right to
pasture lis COW III sl!o Highway; but hero
thUre iB 10 expliBo for such d CuIp1, as
tho highway aupplieB no grass, and only tho
shrubs and brlAl, TINT Erow III tho corne:s Of Tho
fo,ao arc available, the ionyos Of which, for hut
ter-making. Aavo doubtful yaluo. Wo Aayo
every reason IN believe TINT rod clover md
atchara-graaa will do well OIL. these lauds, ansl
thoy SHOULD have oariy attention.
Milan is tho lltas place Of nuto south Of tile
OHIO. aud, though yory new. prcaenth oyldoneo
OF thrift. Thu liolu aro ollor aud larger, n,nl
tllo farnlAonsea call to mind tho old Ionnessoo
plantor, Will, hls village ct negro lnsts. Cotton
IL hero ono Of tue crops, but Hot largely no, III
wheat yot holds tn place as OF tho iirst impor-
tanca. South Of MILAN, tho cropA appour 10
haye suffered lcsa with tho drought.
Tho foroAtA hnyo bean cleared 6y glrtl1Ing tho
largo troeA, entting down a1d burning the smaller
onos aud then Planting to cuttou euru or wl,aat,
Many Of thoao old girtlEingB Or
DEANESlNltH,"
al they arc llar9 on!loA, arc vot present, For
many years thoro l,nA hean demand fur tho
whIte-oak and hickory at this region for lmp!o.
mnntn, wagons, IND other uHes, nv they arc yury
tough alld valuable Tor this purposo, though
much Of these priulal foresta Inn 'aa tic .naino
aud reputation of Bocoull-growtll timber
ThtH forost-land ia n ono respect difroront
from that Of tho Northern foress, Us tho roots of
tho tzoes run doopor, and, IN aoon a. tho ANAL
, 1874-12-26
tnE LANDLORD OF NEVADA CULCIl,


Rfonnd ""h broken at Omaha, Ind followed TIL
Eradcre from camp TO camp, with the pertinacit
of MOSQUITOES or birds Of nroy. Th}e 1,nrdct
brothcrhno3 ,raa oo,nnoaed nr n,on ,rt,n fo
80. ~ o" NV ~
.'"os yo"'s 1'1u peo" "anaefeFs upon tue faco
the oarth some OF thom Ind B1ont tho groato
portion OF tllor llyos OH Tho wlo pratrtos or #
tic ni1st OF tho rugged mountntna whIch form
tho baokboi,e of Tic contincnt hu,,tino trnn
P,ne' anu s1aolhg at t'nea avlnE with INC III
diana on terms Of equality, and nt others fighting
with than. Tiny know not tho restraints OF law
lin fact know no inv other tlnn that of forco,-
.ra +-aso a,,o" - ea -. s ~. -,
anu amo, "olo oser loaay 10 nppcal 10 'het OH th'
s"sn.ch' psosoeas'on' oshess "ere ontla"s "'lf
Ind tou TO tho frontier for tho purpose OF Gs
Gaping from tho punishment wl,icl, would Ger
tainly havo been moted ont to them by m out
r,oed con,,nn;tr Ear iuFroci,,u. ,,r tho crin,;ro
~. " ..,o el11ir,,a ~,
eoue, haa they hot Sought Pa'ety III liiSht. Int
remainder woro men who had all tloir]vcs proyct
upon tho industrious and ignorant, gaining ly.
aoe,,. mi. a,o,,o,,t ,a,, ,or,a .aeo... .aan,,.
ca3as' 1als lsec1l'cntnauco co'''e ''e'ose'ncr'-canoa W
single objrct,-anti for years had folio" cd the
workmou, Fleeing. them In Quo why or anothor.
a cUnmon cause Ind bound them togctler nn1
n,at'o them band Of brothorB, when arrayol
against honest working pooplo, but separate ind
distinct 0lornenta wlcn dealing with ono another
The Inst tio lad boon laid tic gollon spike Ind
DGuH ullfell. AH9 OtcIAuIlb utl OEl9Ht NNtt
shaken hnt't'a the waters Of tic Atlantic antl
Pacific Oceans had boon mingled with tloao OF
Salt Lake. tho wedding Of tho Eaat mud 'Yeat
had boen celebrated III tho groat cities
on both sides Of tho continent, and in tho
midst Of the desert, by a crowd Of fovial
sprits who Ind gono thther for tho ocoa-
sion. The sEn sinking out Of sight beyond tho
wcstorn hiils Was looklng for the lust tilno upon
tho busy econo, for The lawleaa e]cmont plainly
saw tint their occupation VIVA gono, or going
with'lightntng rapitty, aud were OIL tho nlcrt to
DO ono moro job bc5oro tho grand smash-up
Consequently 1t was dangerous to 90 twonty
yards from the cara, which wero doing duty as
hotels. Thts fact having been duly impressed
on tho minds Of a respectable visitors, tito tents
wherein tho gamblers congregntod. and whore
thoy had expected to realize great largessos
from tho visitors, were III neasuro empty.
inr. but. lie rrontcr nttmhor tnf lin
gamblers mt behind thor tables lazily play
ing with piles of silver mud golA waiting
for eon,e innocent to como and rot pl1cked.
Behind ono Of ttcno ta1,lca ant Daily Hamilton
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20 make begiunier. Tae objects for which tie
lean Il intepded, are cltaFly 80 lcrth in ihe law
via; for he payment Of lhe existing aaiiousl
deht ~ Il may lall due Ito nssisS the agricultural
and other proiacllve interests q The epaa,Fy -
to BALD warehoates Tor thageeupiioa at produce
To pgenote steam navikalion between The isi
auas-and 10 aid immigFaitoa.
The hresdtst latitude i given 10 TIE u'e Of
funds obtained undcr it. 10 carry cut the objects
named. As to details. thrrr must Dc disrrrnee
Of opinion, but any sound and well malarcd
measures which government nay adopt and VIC
oreasiy aud ippsrtiaiiv execute. vii teraivo the
support OF the people, particularly L desirned 10
benefit al Of the Islands Ia prencrti0n 81 their
Importance, Some think that pab,,c improve
Inents Should Dc msde chiefly At The oetrorolis.
IS there Is esategod onelsartA II The entire
population, there the government is located. and
there a large share Of the busiscss Is doue--tor-
gctling thar it IS merely the depot Tor the rrcep
lion and iranshipmont OF prodnce grown almost
wholly on the other islands, ehich arr the TOM.
tnns from whence tlow the STRAINS Of national
wealth 10 The capital. Improve these fountains.
deepen and strengthen the hanks Of the Thousand
streams that aow from them. 50 that the entire
harvest crop u native and foreign industry may
quickly and eheaply reach the metropolis--aHd
the whole Kingdom viii sharc IN the heuc6,.
To perfect this rapid interiSlaad transit and 20
bring more closely together the remote sections
OF the Kiagdom commenting the group socially
and commercially into one community. nothing
will BE- SO sure and satisfactory a. increased steam
communications 20 much Tor lrcightiug pur-
poses as Tor rapid business thought. There is 80
much uuaulmiiy about this, that the government
is Justified in immediately making arrangements
foe the construction OF new steamer. kxpcri-
encs warrants the conclusion that a vessel Of the
class required can be bait here on As favorable
conditions and IN as perfect a manner as 10 any
country. Il is the ambition OF our mechanics 70
mainiain the reputation which they already enjoy
as competitors with older aud Weather comma
mites and in such an undertaking every person
nj and national motive will impel them to turn
out q model craft. unsurpassed 10 the desirable
qualities OF speed comfort and economy. Steam
has rev0iationised the commercial marts OF Ea-
rope and America. and il cannet fail 10 muse
vitality into the Island World Of the Pacific.
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sisis q the gea,leasn sanea ia Cur issue Ct Ae,
gust ls. and sAey uillArsasse sSs thsSe stations
The krss vii ee ia this ny AND the eotase lately
excepted BY Capt, leg, al The foos q Paecheevl
street, has been seleeed As he head Qaastess,
rhiS wiil y ia charge Il CapsAia &, 4 TspsaAn,
ss,rsaos'er. assisted BY Lie0seese, Ransaea and
rrVE Ntehels A mer eligible site could hardly
have heea chosen On " SessAoge than this, A
second ssatiea viii b. selected On the Wes,era
side q tlasaii esthesla Hohaa Or al waiehiag,
Nss, This viii he ieeesrge Ct Prot Z FOsees
ss,ron0Her. assisted " FRET Il, e, Barnsele A
,Atrd station viii Dc made either On Kauai De
twevs wafnea saa lara pesnt,f Or somewhere
On Milan, This vii b. ia charge q Proi h
JOhnsoa. assisted byIleas, f W, J. Noble, r.
N, A., both astronomers PecSossl observation
BY the gestlenea Of the sennisssee alone can
deterusiae which are the best localities The
chief rrQaisites IN selecting The sites are aeceSs
N,lisy tes transporting the necessary Instruments
aud far1SsnFe, dry ard rot TOO vIsdy ssmos-
Peece, lreSh water. and 4 clear sunset hoTiSop
enobStreetsd hy eloaas The party bring
hrye qaaatl,y Of luggage, ipelsdipS numerous
Instruments and alaoS everything that usy
Be needed by then- there are 10 less than
tWesty-6ve eAroao1s,,rs, which will have TO
b eoavsyed several times from one station
to another. Besides the Scout, 4 tender. the
Boxer, daily expee,es, viii b. at the service
q the PARTY du1pg thar stay here Of roac mOa,hs.
We hardly need 70 b,speak for these scientific
se0tlesaea the cooperation Of both foreigners and
natives residing where their stations may be loea.
ted. It Is rot Oftea that Ne have an opportunity
TO sssist those devoted 10 the advancement Of
science, Sad we trust their stay here viii Dc
pleasant one. and their wcVk erowaed with sue
49, An a,mosphere 50 char that the moon and
he planet Venus can be distinctly seea at mid
lay, as they can be aOS. olgh; 10 Be the most
avCrable one in the world tr the objects OF their
scientific research