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Raymond & Ely Iron Works.

Business in every department has been
brisk during the past week. The ma
chine shops have been engaged on re-
pairs of the pumping machinery. new
hydrants. mill machinery, repairs, etc.
The principal work in the blacksmith
shop has been on large iron braces for
the pump bob at the sixth level, aud
making fish plates for the railroad.
In the foundry $500 pounds of castings
have been made consisting Of shoes, dies,
settler spiders, etc, for the Raymond &
Ely mill; battery shoes and dies for the
American Flag mill, and castings for the
pumping machinery at the mine. The
boilprmakers are making breeding for
the new boilers, a cupola for the foundry
and fixing water pipe. The pattern
makers are making patterns, ore chute
castings, surface plates and spur wheel.
The new water pipe has been laid from
the tank on the hill down to the machine
shop, and yesterday hydrant was put
in and few lengths of hose coupled on
for trial. The nozzles used were snp-
piled by Phoebe No. fire company. 1t
was decided that the 4 inch nozzle was
best adapted to the head of water and
stream was thrown about I60 feet. The
nozzle was difficult to hold and several
of the boys got wet; one Of Two's who
came up to see the fun got very wet.
The hose commenced bucking whilst
four of the Raymond & Ely boys were
holding the pipe and threw them around
like lot of old boots. Two lady visitors
also received dose OF water whilst per-
ambulating around the works.
The pumping machinery has run
steadily all the week. all the stoppages,
including the breakdown at the sixth bob
did not delay more than nine hours, and
although the pump has made eleven
strokes per minute during this time, the
water ia only five feet lower than it was
at the commencement of the week. but,
as noted in another column the water il
apparently under control to such an ex-
tent that the bottom will be reached in
few days and the miners can 60 to work
in the bottom. The pump is now run
ming at about eight strokes per minute.
The first work in the bottom will prob
ably be on the large tank station below
| the tW elfth station.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 16.-Budd Doble
is expected from the East to. niRht with
the trotters Goldsmith Maid, Occident,
St. James and Ella Wright. 1t ia re-
ported Budd Dobe proposes to trot the
Queen of the Turf against her best time,
the inducement Icing purse Of $4,000
to be forfeited il the time is not better
than the record. This evening the en-
tries will close for the races of the
Bay District Fair Association; free to all;
the meeting begins on Tuesday. Much
interest centers on the contest for the
San Francisco cur, dash of "a miles;
Springbok, Grimstead and Idlewild are
entered, and possibly Katie Pease and
Chance will run.
PORTLAND. O., Oct. 15.-News from
walla walla has just been received that
men working on the Nevada and North
ern Telegraph extension, as also men
working on Meacham Creek road were
driven away yesterday by Umatilla In
dams who threatened if they went on
with their work they would kill them.
The men with wagons. horses and tools
came into Weston last night at ten o'clock
SAN Dyroo, Oct. 15.- The Worlds
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17

J. B. PAGES Cable Coil and Gold
Block, also six ipch and twelve inch
twist. for plug tobacco. can not he ex-
celled The above s for sale by Rolla
V. Watt. at Lees drug store. IF.
DAILY ENTERpRIsE, s. L. Tribune and
Sentinel are sold only hy W R. WILSON.
dealer in school books. music. cigars and
stationery, Fulks q McAlpin's saloon. v
YOUNG Ladies and Gents please take
notice I have the best assortment of
tinted papers for letter. writing ever
brought to Phoebe; will shortly have a
full supply of stationery of all kinds.
IF RoLLA v WATT.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing ut very low prices,
go to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
THE Talisman, Gold Tread" and
"Our Best" fine cuts. are the best
brands in the market; oil of these may be
found at Rolla V. Watts. at Lees drug
store. IF
DIR. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San jose House. II
ALL persons who like to smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
Porique." It ia made in New Orleans
and is for sale by Rolla V. Watt, ct Lees
drug store. If
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also. best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or a,
retail. at It. G. PoUJADE's.
@. 8. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist, car
ALWAYS be found at hia place of business
on Main street, above J. J. Halpin a
20. 8 store. I'm
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice. delivered daily by
s. 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks 4 MrAlpin. t
House to let. Apply to ". r. WILSON
Go to Alexander's for your drugs. >
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District Court.

The District Court met on Saturday st
10 a. NJ. pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
Jacob overstadt VS.. William ZadOw,
which was set for yesterday. was con-
tinued to : o'clock Monday evening, by
consent OF counsel.
Peck VS.. Dod6s Motion for Judgment
and 10 re-tax cost bill continued to Mon
day evening at o'clock.
Solomon It al. vs.. Fuller TT al Set
Element of statement on motion for a
new trial by consent continued to octo-
Der 30th.
Peck VS.. Glissan ct al. Trial continued
for the term.
Mcdonald vs.. Hinzman.-Trial OF said
case by consent of counsel continued, to
be taken up at three days notice by either
party.
John Dahl vs.. Washington Il Creole
s. NJ. Co.-The petitions of interven-
ton OF J. J. Halpin and Phi. Felsenthal
filed herein are denied.
d. w. Thompson vs. Andrews.-De-
murrer sustained and defendant allowed
ten DAYS to answer after the filing of the
amended complaint.
Court then adjourned until Monday.
October 18th, at 10 q. m.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17

special correspondence from Temecnla
says the most perfect quiet reiens in tb.,
country, the Indians are peacihly dis.
posed. In few days delegation Of
them will visit this city for the rurpose
of circulating a petition in which thew
ask the Government to allow them lands
in some part of the country where they
can live peaceebly and undis;urbad by the
white man. They desire small tract
set apart for each man to cultivate and
raise stock They prefer their former
ranch at Pala Olegario; the Indians are
now at Los Angeles with similar petit.
tion. 1t is said the Indians laugh hearth
ly at the people surprising they want to
fight; all they ask is land enough to live
on and they will live in obedience to the
laws.
SAN Francisco. Oct. l6.-Deios Lake
and other well known attorneys. have
been retained as counsel by the Wood
vile stockholders to conduct their fight
against the management of the mine.
Counsel has also been secured in Virginia
City to assist Mr.. Lake in the prospcu.
ton Of the case. 1t will be pushed for
ward vigorously. Subscriptions to the
expense account are coming in rapidly.
The Palace Hotel was formally opened
to the public this evening. and ia now
thronged with sight seers.
A dispatch from Los Angeles reports
an interview with Olepario. Chief Of the
Pala or Temecula Indians. recently
reported in revolt in San Diego
county. He seems to be man OF intel.
ligence. as are others Of the tribe with
him, He SAYS they have occupied the
lands from which they were recently
elected for centuries; have been con-
verted to Christianity, and have been
penceable tillers of the soil for genera
tons; have been dispossessed by the
Sheriff, and forced to leave their houses
and crops and fenced fields, and become
homeless Migrants without means of
livelihood, Their women and children
are now in starving condition. and
they have come to see il the Government
cannot help them. They have never re-
ceived any blankets or annuities, but
have lived by their own labor. They
| have no intention of reyoltinp. Init tho
white men in San Diego county have
given out that impression to prevent the
public from sympathizing with them
while being robbed Of their homes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17

TEAMS were hauling large rocks yes;er-
day from Round Valley to the Meadow
Valley hosting works.
FoM ANDREWS was feeling better aad
resting much easier yesterday than here
tofore.
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;ga,yCIsCO STOCK REPORT.

sx FR.scIsoo. October Is.
SATURDAYS SALES.
$50 n.s,r--ol. 7os 7Usso 7Oh 70 7o'.
5 NV .,ll-i.,r- "a Is = q Y % 2Ses
az could Cury-2s 20 -
,ass Rest 4 Belcher-54s % N -
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80 80 = Soreross--46 a.
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,Ss0 Cslifornis--64 63ai e4h5
Gs5 Bullion--59 50 59h
% Seq Belcher-75 IN
$50 Oyerman--64 6i1
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$50 succor-l ls ,o,-,.oo
seS Union Con-lOA 49, 10 l0'sbD lnfbfO
l5O Lady Brysn-l's ~
40 Julia-9A 99s
90 Caledonia--l9
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40 Baltimore Con-24
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IT'S American Flat
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSkRl

AyO. G23 KEARNY STREET, COR
IN NER Commercial, San Francisco.
Private entrance on Commercial 6ty~ss. r
Established in 1854, for the treatment Ifss
of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such 3
as Gonorrhea, elect Structure. Syphilis in all
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc., etc.
Skin diseases of years standing, and liberated
Legs, etc., successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBON has the pleasure OF announcing
that he has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
In seeking out new remedies, and has returned
with increased facilities for alternating human
suffering.
Seminal emission is consequence Of self
abuse. This solitai. vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, Ia practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. producing
with unerrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien.
tinc medical measures, viz; Sallow countenance.
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ring
ing in the ears, noise like the rustling Of leaves
or rafting OF chariots, uneasinees about the
loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss of confidence. difiidenco
acquaintances, disposition to shun society,
loss of memory, pimples and various eruptions
about the face, hectic Pushes, furred tongue.
fostid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,
monomAnia and frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained ,you should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter. and have . cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of treat.
ing disease. which never fails Of efecting quick
and radical cure.
Cured Mt Home.
| Persons at . distance may be CURED Al
| HOME. by addressing a letter to DR.. 0ipDons
| stating case, symptoms, length Of tine the o,s-
osse has continued, and have medicine PsoA!
forwarded. free from damage and cunoey'
any part Of the country, with fnli ana pam
Persons writing To the Doctor will pleaae stat
the name Of the paper they sec this advertise
ment in. .,....a ,....,
By go 10 coin IN ,eSssrs1 ,ssses
10 nscksae Of medicine will be forwarsis-i
All communications strictly confidential.
a,drssa. DIR. ]. r. GIBBON,
d1i-iv Boz fQS7 Gan FrAnciaro. ca
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17

STATISTICS OF LINCOLN County FOR
lS75..-The County Assessor furnishes us
the following statistics in regard to Lin
coin county for the year 1875:
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Y Meyer jacobs
DEPARTURES
az dILMER . sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINZ:
Rowe J 7 Burns
y MCLennon .t Dr. HAMMOND
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BY TELEGRAP

SPECIAL To THE PIocHs DAILY RhConr,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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There are 100 bitches in Lincoln coun-
ty irrigating 1895 acres. One railroad 20
miles in length.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
THE REE1TT1.

There is not much To be said for the style
and phrascolOgy of the preamble and rcSolu-
tons in which the college crews at Saratoga
have declined tha offer of Mr.. Brcslin, of the
Grand Union Hotel, to present some valuable
prizes to the victors, but We heartily commend
the good sense of their determination. If once
the practice of making and accepting such
gifts is established, the ruin of the regatta is
inevitable. In short time we shall have our
young gentlemen carrying their boats not
where they will find the best water, but where
the hotel keepers and hackmen promise the
most valuable premiums, and the annual con-
test will become, not a struggle for the honor
of victory, but a race for a purse. There will
be little then to distinguish the college athlete
from the professional Oarsman and though
professional crews may DC very useful and
respectable in their own way, they are not the
results which we expect to obtain from Yale
and Harvard
| The oarsmcn az Saratoga are evidently aware
that they stand i'll a rather peculiar position,
and they bear themselves in it with prudence
and manliness which we heartily admire. The
! hostility of some of the college authorities to
boating is but half conquered, and even among
| the outside public, in spite of the growing en-
| thusasm for the sport, there is a great differ
ence of opinion as to the usefulness of the
contests which begin to-day on Lake Saratoga.
The old dispute as to the interference between
books and boats is always going on, and will
probably never be settled. To many an ardent
friend of education the regatta is only IA mis-
chevous distraction which engrOsses the young
mans time during some of the most
important weeks of every term, and
| fills his brain even when it is not exercising
his muscles. Whatever good it may do in the
development of the forearm is more than
balanced, say these unfrendly critics. by the
coarscness of manner and general rudeness of
thought and speech which certain class of
somewhat unsOphistcated persons invariably
associate with aquatic characters.
All these objections the young men them
selves must refute, and indeed are refutng, by
rcsolutcy preserving the tone and manner of
students aud of gentlemen in the midst of the
various temptations that surround them 1t is
a sore trial to the mental balance Of any body
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Jn0er TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANusFNrNrs-Serenh Pd0e-4th. 9Th. and 6fh columns
BANNING AND FINASCIAL-ThTd Iaqe-lst ana "a COL
BISKfSo-uoysEs AND BANKERS Third raqe-6th col
BOARD AND RooMs-Serenh Page Sd and 4th columns
BUSINESS NOTiCEs-FOurh ld0e-lsi column
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-Serenfh Tdge-lst column
CoRrORATioS NorICEs-Second Fd9e-lth column.
DENTISTRY Second Idqc-4th column. =,
DIyIpEND NoTiCEs-Thrd PGge-6th column; Serenm
Puqe-lst column. -,
ErRSrsAN HOTELS Second Puoe-3d and 4th columns
ExCURsIONs-SerenM Iaqe-6th column.
FINANCIAL-Third FaOe-5th and 9th columns
FURNITURE Second IdGe-fth coluInn , ~ q,
HoRsrs CARRIAGES, HARNEss &c-Sertnm Fdge-2d
column.
HoTEIs- Serenh Pd0e-ith column.
Houses AND FARMS WANTED-Siyh Pdge- StD coiumh'
ICE CREAM-Serenh PdGe-3d column.
Instructions Id0e-3d and 4th Columns
LEGAL NoTCHs-SJh Idge-6th column -, -,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTKIS-S Second fd0e-ith coi'unn
MARRIAGES AND DRATns-FJh Id1c- c-oth column, pn
MIsCFLLANfoUs-SHm fugc-oth coiumh ; H'J'"' i"S'
9th column. -,
MusIcAL INSTRUMENTS -Serenh Pdqc-6th column
Nrw Pr'nIIC ATIoNs-SiTfh Idge-3d column
PRoPos AIS Sercnh IUae-2d column go ,
ktAi Estate SALE-CITr-StrUt I0ge-oth column :
RROOKLYN-Sirth Tdge-5th column; NEW-IEEshl
Strth Iape-5th column; C0UNIRY-SHm 1oSe-o'n
and 9th columns
To ExCHANGE-SiIth PdGc-6th column.
snFs By AuCI SyN Idgo-6th column
SAVINGS RANKs-ScrcnM TdQe-lS column
SPECIAL NorlCEs-Fi(th Pdge-6th column. 40
sITrATIoNs WANTED. MALES Serenh Pdge-4th ana on
columns FEMALES Serenh PsQe-5th ana oth COL
srraMnoAr, AMI, RAIIRoADs-Serenh Pdge-lst and "a
srr .MrEs OcEAN-Sirth Pa9e-ith and 9TH columns
suwurR RETIRE ,Ts-Scrcnh PGCe-lth column.
1EACIIeRs-Sirfh Pdge-ith column c., ,,,, .
TO IRT-CIr, PROPERTY Strth fdge-oth coiuiHn
CoUNTRY-Sirh Pdqe-6th column.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

TO be, as they are, the cynosure OF millions OF
eyes, and the daily theme Of reporters and
special correspondents from all the leading
Journals of the country; to be measured
and weighed for the qualification OF an entire
community; to have their occasional indiges-
tions recorded in the newspapers, and tho state
of their appetites discussed as anxOusly AZ the
hangers-on of a court study the bulletins OF
the royal physicians; to have their physical
points studied with such care as man usually
bestows only upon superior kind of race
horsc and to know that pools are sold on
them in New-YOrk bar-roOms. 1t is great
honor to be treated as q prize animal, and II
our college lads have not been spoiled by it
they must have much better stuff in them than
boating is intended to develop, and much bet
ter training than they get at the waterslde.
II is little matter whether they row over the
course to-day and tomorrow in fifteen min
utcs or in twenty; but it is of consequence
that they prove themselves men of culture,
frankness, honor and good breeding, and we
have no doubt they will do it.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN-The American Rihemen arc firmly re-
solved TO engage in no new team match. The En-
plish appear desrous of arranging match at VIM
bledon on the original terms. - The Earl OF
Derby stated in the British House of Lords that the
pripciples in the German note to Belgium were not
applicablo to Great Britain. - All the amend
ments moved by the Liberals in tho French Assem-
bly to the University Education bill have been re-
jected
DoMEsTIC.-The wind at Cape May failed even TO
take the yachts out against the tide, and the FACE
was postponed till to-day. - Thirty millions OF
the funds in tho Treasury vault are
counted and there Is 10 discrepancy. GO The
Catholic Irish and Orangcmen had fight at
Lawrence, Mass. yetterday, and several were
wounded. = There were 5000 arrivals at
Saratoga Yesterday - The statements i'll
regard to completely of Treasury officials in
the whisky frauds, arc fabrications of the
ring. and ara discredited at Washington. 60
The Indians on Klamath River i'll California
have driven off the miners from the Florence mine
killing one; troops have been sent to the spot.
CRY AND SUBURBAN-Nearly thousand persons
from Peeksk and its vicinity united i'll demon
stration in honor Of Mr.. Bcecher, who addressed
them in regard to the trial and his determinations
for the future - Eight or ten burglars entered
the house No. 90 West Elevcnth-st by day
light, gagged and bound lady. and car
ried away $4,000 in Virginia bonds.
- The Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment authorized the Board of Health TO spend
S2l O67 i'll filling ia the Harlem Flats. =- The
Orangemen's lodges of this city and vicinity cele-
brated the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne by
all excursion and picnic at Alpine Grove. --=
Gold, 1853, 1873 1853. Gad value Of the legal
tender dollar at the close. 964lO cents.
THE WEATmER-'rhe Government report predicts
warmer and cloudy weather, with possible light
rains -= Thermometer in this city yesterday,
TIO Tn 6SJ
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
4 FINE BUSINESS ron A REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSNfN

FINE BUSINESS FOR A REPtBLOiN
CONGRESSMfN.
Mr.. Kelley concluded violent haranglIe at
Youngstown, Ohio, last Saturday night with
declaration to this effect "lle told the bull
"lionists what they might expect if times
"continued as they are. Labor uould take
"copital by the throat, and the scenes Of the
" French RcrolutiOn ,rOuId be reGndctcd." These
words were addressed to an audience of work
clS in iron, presumably out OF employment.
The speaker who uttered them has for many
wears occupied and still retains seat i'll Con-
gress We suppose that most of our readers
will not be disturbed by Mr.. Kclley's predictions.
If the night of October II takes Gov. Allen and
Mr.. s. f. Carey from among living politicians,
as we trust it will, the Philadelphia states
man may preach his sangulnary gospel Ill
every township for aught we care, but while
the least doubt remains as to the result in Ohio
it does not become the friends OF law ard order
and an honest currency to view Mr.. kellcy's pro-
ceedings with Indifference. We not only want
of the honest voters of Ohio majority against
imitation and repudiatiOn, but we ask them to
bury forever those prolific sources of dshon-
csty and sedtion. If men who have enjoyed
the opportunities of MeSSrs Kelley, Wendell
Phillips, and Pcndleton make a business Of
undermining the foundations of property and
government, are the friends of established in
stitutons wise in laughing at their incendiary
appeals to idle workmen incapable of detect
ing the falsehoods and fallacies which are
sounded in their ears ?
We shall not attempt to follow Mr.. Kelley
through his curious tumble of non seqniturs,
but shall cOnfne our attention to a single mis-
representation. Let lis see whether the bull
lionists, or contractionists or friends of honest
money, have had anything to do with bringing
on the present distress, for we admit that
there is distress, though taking the country
through its intensity is far less than we are
apt to imagine. In the years 1871 and 1872,
when we were having flush times, when all
the spectators fancied they were growing rich,
when labor was in strong demand, and, last Of
all but not least, when Mr.. Kelley kept his
mouth shut, did the bullonsts get
any credit for causing the universal quiet
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
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