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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-01

vyslance kardinala prazskeho domlou-
va nemocne, ze blaho duse nemocne pam
lie ncbezpeci, protoze pfijmula We hrob.
ku rodinnou mrtvolu bezkonfesionelni sve
snachy, ktera pry musi byt odstranena.
Nemocna Sc chtela ospravedlnit tim, ze
k tomu svolila k vail synoyi, ktery chtel
mfti manzelku vedle svych rodicd poloze
nou. Knez ale stal ma odstraneni mrtvo-
ly, vyhrozuie peklem a vecnym zatrace-
MIN, - Jak Sc vec vyrovnala neni zna-
mo, Tolik ale vysvita, 10 kdyby kardinal
a jemu podobni panackove dostali moe
do svych rukou, ze by ami den ma hfbito
vech netrpeli mrtvoly tech, jenz Sc jim
nelibili; toho bufme jisti, dodava ,,Svob"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-01

bou ten nejnebezpecheisl rozkol narode
rozkol, ktery tisickrate vice ohrozuie sa.
mu bytnost jeho, nez vsechen rozkol DO
liticky, byt Sc We forme sebe pfikfeisi je
vii a byt sebe povazliyeji politickou silr
naroda ochromoval! Neni to katolicka
cirkev, jejiz knezstvo (abychom dale Mi
Ii slov Frantiska Palackyho) ,,dava opet
podnet cim dial tim mocnejsi k pfetfasani
otazek nabozenskych a cirkevnich, iez We
vlasti nasi cd jakziva tolik nefesti IN.
losti pdsobivalo," zakladanim katolickc
politickych besed v mestech ceskych, V
nichz vJlucne katolicke ano papezenske
zdjmy sc p6stnjf cd nichz novov6ka We
da novoveky stat co nejsnroveji "a
neJpitomeI json zatracovany?! Neni to
katolicka cirkev, ktera nevedomy lid
novemu boil Ia jeff prava "a jeii svo-
bodn" - kazatelen, casopsech, obe-
Anlclch pfimopalicskych listech vola a
novou nabozenskou valku ien jedine We
SVEN zajmu HASA, k cili tomu nabozen-
skou nesnaselivost az fanatizmu znecu.
JIG! A co Sc dele Cechach, dele Sc
snad jeste II vetsi mife po cele zapadni
IA stfedni Evrope. Volat Gak Sc &c ,Svo
body dovidame) jisty francouzsky kano
vnik We spisu ,,Pravo obrany katolikiv"
nadepsanem samemu papezi p
psane EN-: ,Kdo nemas niece, prodei
svGi Sat kup 81 meG." A az udefi ho-
dina povstani - ktere bude vseobecne ci
vseeuropske, nema nikdo zdstati donna,
nj kdyby So chtel "a zdar boje modliti.
Tfebali tn jeste upfimneisi pfiznani, ze
katolicka cirkev, kterd die ,,Cecha" Slova-
MIN tax zadoucf zdar stesti samoiedina
pfinesti mdze, odhodlana jest stve
novemu obrovskemu rozkolu a k move
nabozenske vojn6?
Ovsem, kdyby tomto boji, k nemuz
ze by doslo nevefime, ia cirkev ,,svorno-
sti", ,,snaselivosti," ,,zdaru" ,,stesti"
mela zvitezitl - pax by bylo po nesvor-
nosti a po cele Europe, nell celem kte-
stanskem svete rozhostila by Sc ona str
nulost ducha, ktera byla pfiznakem de-
sneho stfedoveku. Bylo by po rozkolu,
ale take po svobod6 samostatnem, indivi
dualnim Ivote narodI. Neomylny papez
byl by opet samovladcem sveta svetske
mocnosti zvrhly by Sc jeho halapartni-
ky - holomky, ktefi by nell tn pfi-
jemnou povinnost, vykonavati ortele, =
obnovene svate inkvizice.
Ma stesti nemize stoleti parry, tele-
grafu, lacinych kazdemu pfistupnych
novin, zobecneleho vzdelani rozmahaii
ciho Sc republikanizmu svet celia stoleti
couvnouti = fimskemu papezi k libosti.
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ZatGeni re d ak tora

NOvy Orleans, 80. BIZ. Z Browens-
vile, V Texas, telegrafuje Sc generalu
Augurovi, 70 mexikansti loupeznici O..
koli Corpus Christi strasne fadili. Mno-
no domi bylo vypleneno a spaleno vel
ka cast obyvatelI byla do zajeti odvlece-
ma nebo pobita. General Potter vyslal
vseckn jizdu svou "a prchajicimi loupez-
Milky. Take general Hatch postal vsecko
voisko sve "a mimi.
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Anerika

Washington, 80, bfez. Zemsky
pokladnik Spinner podekoval Sc ufadu
nasledkem sporu tinancnim sekretafem
Bristowem. Ma jeho misto jmenovan
John G. New, pokladnik prvniho narod-
niho banku indianapolis. Pan New
nastoupi svaj Ifad 1, cervence Nasled-
KEN toho bude muset kazdy dollar po.
kladni komofe bJti pfepocitan. - Pr
pad VIM S. Kinga, hlavni fgury vyse-
tfovani Tichomofske paroplavebni spoiled
nosti, pfedlozen bude velke porote. =.
President odjel 8 rodinou do Noveho Yor-
ku. - 81
NOvy York, 80, bfez. Generalni vi
kaf Quinn imenoval vybor, hery SO ma
Sc skolni radon poraditi podminkach,
"a nichz by farnf skoly oucastny byti
molly who'd skol svobodnych. Ida Sc,
ze katolici pfedce docili, ably skoly jejich
vydrzovany byly z tondu skol svobo-
dnych. s.a.
. q
Vrazda. on
Cincinnati, 80, bf. z Muncie, Ind
SO telegrafuje, ze nedeli vecer tarmai
Harrison dome SVEN byl zastfelen. Po
dezfeni pada ma milovnika Harrisonovy
dcery, jemuz starry pfistup do domu zapo
vedel.
i Boufe
SAN Francisco, 80, bf. Dnes ra
no zufila Astorii, Oregonu hrozna boz
fe, ktera ma lodich Glunech pffstavl
kotvicich yslikou sponstn spdsobila. Ia
ke nekolik lidi bylo zabito.
upadek xii
/ Boston, 20, bf. FirIna s P Burt
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-01

T6z obstaraii prepIayy Ewopy do
Ameriky aneb Ameriky do Europy
pres Bremen. Hamburg, Liverpool, llayre
a j. V. : pres New York, Baltimore, Phi
ladelphii, Boston a V.
kdo by 81 pfal techto zalezitostech
dobr6ho rychleho vyiizeni at Sc obrati
ma M. Kreiciho, roh Croton u Forest str.
aneb J. W. Sykora, C. 9. Public Square.
34-34.
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Novem Bedfordu prohlasila upadek
Dluhy jeji obnasi 8 100000.

Novem Bedfordu prohlasila upadek
Dluhy jeji obnasi 8 100000.
Zatceni redaktora
Chicago, 20, bf. Hlavni redaktor
nerozsifenejsiho demokratickeho listu ma
zapade Chicago Times, p w f Storey, byl
soudcem Williamson desitidennimu We
zeni odsouzen pro neuposlechnuti soudni-
no rozkazu. Pan Storey uvefejnil v liste
SVEN cstry clanek nekterych clenech
poroty. Vsecky chicagsRe casopisy "a
tykaci rozkaz zatracuji obyvatelstvo
sympathizuje uveznenym redaktorem.
- Glen vrchniho soudu McAllister vydal
soudni rozkaz, ably pan Storey ma zaruku
$4,000 ma svobodu byl propulsion.
Wiikesbarre, 80, BIZ. Ledova "a
cpa zda ne uprostfed feky slabsi byti a
Jest tedy nadeje, 70 pfi nenahlem tani po-
voli, takze led voda velkych skod nena-
della.
Omaha, 30, BIZ. Ctyry mostly pres
feku Elkhorn byly rozvodnenou fekou
strzeny
h. Budou viset
Breckville, Ont, 80, bf. w G
Greaves DIR Z b Spartan shledani
isou vinnymi yrazdy ma zofii Burnha-
wove odsouzeni k smrti. DIR Spartan
podniknul ma zavrazd6ne aborci - pied
casne vypuzeni plodu tela = byv k
tomu cd sv1dce divky, Greavesa ziednan.
Aborce ale divku usmrtila.
sf Hornicke nepokoje.
Mauch Chunk, Pa. 30, btezna,
Zastup ozbrojenych hornik6 $50 hlav ci
tajici, tahl vcera cd uhlodolu k uhlodolu
odhaneje nasilne delniky, Mezi delnfky ne
nalezejicimi k spolecnosti Molly Mcguire
panuje velke zdeseni. Spolek ku podpo-
re delnikd posle pry strajkafdm padesate
sudd mouky. = Podobne zpravy docha-
ri Hazletonu Katolickemu knezi Au-
denreid podafilo Sc pohnouti vddce nespo
kojencd, ably Sc rozesli. Neustanou-li hor-
nfci nepokoiich, posle ma ne guverner
statni milici.
Vpad exikana.
NOvy Orleans, 30. BIZ. Il Browens-
vile, Texas, telegrafuje Sc generalu
70 mexikansti loupeznici o.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, May An the Board
of Supervisors last night in accordance
with the request recently published by
the Board that parties and corporations
owning water privileges available for
supplying the city with water should
forward proposals and estimates, num-
Der of propositions were placed on file,
including the Eldorado Water and Deep
Gravel Mining Company, taking water
from the South Fork of the American
river, estimate ten million gallons daily
at cost not exceeding $40. 100000. The
Clear Lake Water Company $9,650, 900,
10O. 900. 900 gallons per day. The ANA
dor Canal and Mining Company, claim
ing all the water of the North Fork of
the Mokelumne, the same amount of
supply, cost $40, 24S,0 The company
agreeing for the use of the surplus water
to keep the works in &c pair. The Mount
Gregory Water and Mining Company,
source of supply South Fork of the Mid.
die Fork of the American river, valua
ton $40, 900, 900, and W. V. Clarke, the
owner of the Blue Lakes water privilege
who had previously made proposition
to which he added many items of detail
All the proposals were referred to the
Committee on Water Supply.
The special committee appointed tt
investigate the charges of corruptly
using his seat in the Board to advance
his private interests, preferred agains
Supervisor Roberts by Supervisor Ken
ney, made a report generating Roberts
which was unanimously adopted.
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, May 4.-The crew on board
the schooner Jefferson Borden, Captain
Patterson, which sailed from New Or
leans March 9Th, took an opportunity of
carrying out plot to seize the vessel.
When on watch with the first mate and
boy, the latter was gagged and the men
then struck the first mate from behind,
fracturipg his skull. The second mate,
on coming to his rescue, was thrown
overheard. The boy got free and alarmed
Captain Patterson, who, coming from
the cabin with two revolvers. fred upon
the mutineers with effet. One of them
received seven bullets, a second was
wounded in the stomach, and the third
may live until the vessel reaches London.
1t is said that Solicitor General Holker
will succeed the late Judge Pigott on the
bench.
A steamer arrived yesterday from the
the Cape of Good Hope with $500 in
gold shipped from the diggings. The
largest Of the consignment of nuggets
weighs nine pounds.
ST.. JOHN, N. B., May 4.-The fund
raised to secure and protect free labor in
this port amounts to $105.000.
The laborers society proposed to or
range a satisfactory rate Of wages pro
vided they were given all the work. Tn,
merchants rejected the proposition ant
the society decided to continue th
strike. Some non-society laborers ar
employed
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BY TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL 10 THE PHOEBE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

BosToS, May A suit has been
brought against the city of Boston by the
assignees in bankruptcy of the estate of
Armstrong, whose store was blown up to
prevent the spread of the great fire, to
recover $4,000, tho value of. the stock
and unexpired lease. No one has been
found to acknowledge the responsibility
for blowing up the premises.
NEW YORK, May Airs. Tilton was
asked whether she had kept copy of
the document the presentation of which
to Judge Nelson, was the sensation in the
scandal trial yesterday. She answered
II have kept q copy and it was prepared
to be made public, but until Judge Neil
son decides whether or not to read it in
Court, I don't think it would be proper
for me to let it be published. 1t relates
to the matter of my not being called as a
witness. but to give summary of its
contents would be equal TO publishing
the document ITSELF" Judge Nelson told
the reporters late last night he had con.
cluded to take no action in reference tc
Mrs. Tilton's communication. In the
present state of the matter he could no
see that any action of the Court wal
called for. In case Mrs. Tilton saw fl
to make some communication he nigh
take some steps in the matter, but as th
case now stood there was nothing fur
Their to do. He would not either hav
it read or published, but if Mrs. Tiltol
desired to publish it he would return
the communication to her at any tim
she might choose to send for it.
John f. Tracy, President of the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
much better, his trouble was an attack c
vertigo.
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Ice Ice Ice Don't forget that w.
R. Wilson, at Fulk's & McAlpin's
saloon, has commenced supplying the
town of Phoebe with ice. will sell
as low as any one. Saloons, restau-
rants, &C., supplied. IT,
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but frst-class workmen. II.
FULL stock Of Giant Powder on hand
Car load of powder in iron kegs. Rub
Der betting all sizes for sale at lowest
rates. f. W. C1urE.
u Meadow Valley street.
Upon leaving town take parting drink
At Panaca Saloon. Lacour street. One
Price One Bit!
WANTED - Teams to haul ore from
Phoebe to Bristol. Apply to GEO. G.
JOHNSTON, Dexter Stable. 81"
| ONE DOLLAR will buy a roll Of the best
butter that ever came to Phoebe at T. c.
PouJADE's. n
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN & Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
HARDwooD PLANK for sale by F. W.
Clnte. IF
The Best NJ. & NJ. Tea can be had OF
F. W. Clute for rs cts. pound. If
+. FRESH EeGs at F. W. Clute's for 25
cents per dozen. If.
| IMMEDIATELY upon arrival in town
take drink at Panaca Saloon, Lacou,
street. One price! One Bit!
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander,
drug store.
Gonr, R.rn.nrn ~ n q Dou;ada,. "a
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A VOCAL STAR.-From an article in the
San Francisco Post We learn that Miss
Emily Duff, the daughter of Mr.. ].
R. Duff. the esteemed Secretary of the
Meadow Valley Mining Company, is
likely to achieve much and deserved
eminence as vocalist. The Post says
Miss Duff g voice is q clear, full, rich
mezzo. of marvellous power and fexibility.
united with wonderful softness and
purity Of tone. Her middle register is
peculiarly rich. while, unlike most
mezzos, the upper notes burst out with
clear soprano ring. yielding a world of
harmony. and holding the voice firmly
OF the very highest key. The lower notes
are rich. full and powerful. but not deep.
Altogether, the young lady's talent gives
great promise
Y. 5. SPECIAL TAXES. The Deputy U,
3. Revenue Collector, ]. F. Hallock, was
yesterday issuing licenses for the U. S
special taxes.
ScHoFIED C BoYp. Main street, polish
furniture aud pianos, and put the latte,
in good running order.
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On the opening of Court the cross
examination of James Ryan was coutin-
ued: came out Of John Lynch's saloon,
went up opposite Meadow Valley street.
for the fist time believe on that day;
when I got over to the sidewalk on the
east side Of Main street, got sight of
King when within about ten feet of him
and Mcdonald, to the best Of my knowl-
edge; can not say positively whether l
went direct or not, for 1 might have
stopped to talk with somebody on the
sidewalk; at that time was stopping at
John G. Lynch s; have not been engaged
in any business since the "a of Novem-
Der, 1874; I have talked to some of the
witnesses for the defense; it has princi-
pally been my main object for the past
two months to hunt up witnesses for the
defense; never knew Foss before the
day he testified here; hunted Phoebe
over the night before he testified, and
went to Boone & Dolman's corral the
night before he testified to find him; |
saw him up town; a man said to me this
is the man that you have been looking
for; we never exchanged words about
this case; asked Kennedy Hanly if he
knew Foss, and he said Yes, and asked
him to go with me and show him to me
as wanted to serve subpoena on him
REDIRECT.
spoke to Foss but took him no place
Jacob Peyser pointed him out.
LOUIS wERTHEIMER
Being sworn stated:
1 am IS years old; on the I'd Nov. las
was in Phoebe; knew James G. King il
his lifetime by sight only; at that tim,
did not know Ryan nor Gleason, the de
PENDANT; l knew Bill Mcdonald by sigh
not well enough to speak to him knew
Mr.. Curtis only by sight; on that even
ing l heard shooting; at the time of tn
first shot was inside my fathers stor
which joins right to Lewis buildin
down street; Immediately after hearin
the first shot ran outside of the store t.
the sidewalk; did not see the perso
who fired the first shot; l saw person
fire a shot directly after; it was Gleason
the defendant; saw him fire two shots
l saw james King. the deceased, fire
shot; Immediately on coming out of th
store saw James King, the deceased
he was in the act of raising up off of th
sidewalk; did not see anything in b
hand; after the first and before the Sc,
ond shot was fired, noticed King WI
bleeding from the nose and mouth.
LANTY RYAN
Was then sworn and examined. He lie
titled as to his occupation now and f,
sometime past, also to knowing Gleaso
the defendant. and King, the decease
Some other questions were asked, b
objections were interposed and by Il
Court sustained.
DIR. PHILSoN
Was sworn and testified as to the loci
lty and nature of the wound received
defendant, and as to where he was tax,
after the difficulty on the I'd Nov, 1871
The Court then adjourned to 10 O clio
This morning on account of the illness
Mr.. Hunt. assistant prosecuting ATTIC
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for PATENT.
NOTICE No. IA.
q. 8. LAND OFrIps.


q. 8. LAND OrY1p<.
ProcHx, Nevada april e, 1878;
sTr Is s H5aEBXx fni M c rn WE
corporation fwhose postofice address 10 San
Frsncisco. state Of California;, has this day
hled in this oace diagram. together with q
notice Of application for : patent from the
proy.d May 10. 1872, for eighteen hundred
1900 linear feet Of the Potosi Lode (the lode
Is supposed to run through the claim northerly
and southerly but does not crop ont on the sur
situated in the Yellow Pine Mining District.
Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, and described
in the plat and field notes on fle in this Office
u. 8. SURVEY No. 81.
Beginning ct . post marked p, No. ], q. 8.
survey No. 81, set on the 8. ". slope OF the Pc.
tosi mountain. in the southwest part of Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. about u miles east OF
the boundary line between tho States OF Cali
fornia and Nevada and about miles south.
90 chains 80 deg. west from Potosa Springs
and 90 chains east Of Rotosi Caion, through
which the road from Las eYeGas to Salt Lake
runs. from which post rock - feet high and
ten (lO) feet wide bears west feet dist, marked
<. cedar tree inches IN diameter bears N.
al deg =. 20 lks. diat blaxed and marked "B.
T. P. l." high rocky prominent peak ON east
side Of Potosi Canon. known - PutoA Point.
DEBATE .. ~ oc4s Wi 9lkQ xC8A O0s Wc3t sue
Potosi Cafion hears 8. IS deg. W.. Clark Noun
tain bears 8. deg. w.; isolated mound 1t mouth
Of Potosi Canon. bears Q. - deg. W.: post sets
at base Of high rocky natural wall OF stone
bearing north and 8. Is deg. E., nom which
post set for northwest corner Of claim run
magnetic variation 10 deg. Is min. Z. 8. 80 deg.
E.. coo feet to post In stone mound marked p
No. 2, q. 8. survey No. 81: thence 3. deg. r.
1900 feet TO post in etone mound Married p, No.
. y. 8. survey No. 81; thence N. - deg. w. coo
feet to post In stone mound Married p. No. q.
8. survey No. 81; thence N. deg. W. 626 feetto
bluff bank bears n. e. and g.. ". 0se 5eee 70 r.
vine, corrse w.. 1920 feet to mouth cf sunnel.
1875 feet east Of line, 1900 feet to post No the
place Of beginning, and containing within the
| boundaries above described ~ U-lo0 esrea Of
land. Tho ledge ID supposed 70 run through
| the claim in . 'northczly and southerly dir O
| ton but does mot crop out ON the surface. The
| improyements consist Of . tunnel one hundred
| and thirty.avs 1881 feet In length fest high
and ave (5) feet wide and : cut twenty t2U) fest
| deep.
been destroyed.
This claim Ii located ON unsurveysd land.
Ard y not bounded on either aide b. any hnown
| clsimants.
The book and page ON which aid clain VA
recorded can mos Be given. the sane havtnG
been Destroyed or los6. - win appear ~ an
dAvit on ale in this once.
1 sp23eUd y. @. Tc04ER, hsotnash
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A note from Greggsville informs Us
that an immense quantity of kaolin has
been discovered at that place. Our in
formant says it has been analysed. and
that il is the purest kind. He thinks it
will answer for porcelain. crucibles and
fire bricks, and that the latter can be
made here for less than the freight now
paid on such articles. We are in receipt
of specimen of the kaolin, but can give
no opinion as to the purity or value Of
the specimen.-TS Silver State, %.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

Rover, the prisoner who is charged
with the murder OF j. N. Sharp, at the
sulphur mine, made the remark to the
Sheriff, as he was being re-conveyed to
Jail. after making his statement at his
preliminary examination, that she made
statement; but had made damned
-o Of it, and now he expected to be
hung, and the sooner it was done the
better it would suit him." Now, he ia
trying the insanity dodge, and will prob
ably become rsving maniac in less than
a week. We fear, however, that his
madness is making its appearance too
late to be Of much use to him. Hum
boldt Register.
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s.N FRANCISCO swO1K REPORT.
SAN Francisco, Asy 4.
.rnnOING aAIFS

SAN FsAscIsco. asy L.
sn,r.l MORNING SALES.
Zoo o,btr-ss 90 sssssks9O 80 90 ssh ssks9O
81 80 9O.bSO s9s3O 90b5 ssbb5 ssb5 90
,s0, MsiiT $40 "a as,, 2s4 2ss 2G~ % &c g7a
900 Gonid 4 Curry-20 20 y 20il abs 81 20's y
az Rest ( Belcher-54 SAY % 5Gis
% Sayage-l27H l3O
a35 Chollar Potosi-.9 50
"a Hale Norcross-454 "a 43h -
asj Crown Point-3jh Ssh
l85 Yellow Jacket-S3bSo - s2%
500 Sierra Nevada ID l2z
ITO California-63a 63R 81
$50 Imperial-9 Ok 90
IS Empire Mill-64
30 Alpna-2i4 "a "a
25 Eentuck-l5% l5a
loo Belcher-34 "a d "a
ass Confdence-22
los Con virginia--455 457H 4l9
100 Bullion-60 50
10 Seq Belcher-lO0
COS Overman-75 "A rs 70 75k AN 10
10 Exchequer-29B
so Justice-l30 1913 127H
10 Succor-lS IL
465 Union Con-5A sas 50
100 Lady Bryant
200 Buckeye-624c
$40 Julia--9S9
40 Caledonia-2lh 81
IS Globe-1k
80 Kuickerbocker-i
As Baltimore Con- IN
$50 Utah-6
10 Silver hill-l2z 1919 I3b5
AFTERNOON SALES
.l2n Meadow Valleys sA sk
400 Raymond Ely-56 55 55s3o
900 Eureka COn-Aa 20 3i;4
$50 Pioche-4
100 Condor-H
100 Belmont-4b
40 Rye Patch
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
By HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE
G P Fisher
BY GILMAN 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Nellie Bettencourt John Hughes
Sam Williams
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mcclellan John L Bowling
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

A microscope for miners use has been
devised by q San Franciscan, which is
intended for the examination Of minerals,
ores. tailinPs. furnace products. and
which promises to be useful to pros
pectors.-(S. F. Stock Report. %.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

ELKo MINE.-At depth of 1856 feet
they have struck the ledge. which is six
feet in width. and yielding carbonate
ores which assay way up into the hum
dreds. 1t is the intention of the owners
to take out large quantity of the ore
and ship it to Eureka for reduction
w. P. News.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

FROM LINCoLN.-We learn that Spicer
d Smith have completed their shaft on
the Rollins mine. The furnace turns
out about z tons every "a hours, which
is being shipped to the terminus every
day. Beaver Enterprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

MEADOW LAKE.-This camp is likely
to be revived this simmer. The Truckee
Republican of the 18th says:
By authority of parties interested, as
soon as the snow becomes sufficiently
melted IL lot OF machinery and supplies
will be taken over there and operations
be commenced on an extensive scale. 1t
says that two processes have recently
been discovered which render the sue
cessful working OF the rebellious ores of
that district no longer doubtful, alleging
that by one of them the rock can be
worked up to the fire assay value. Since
the first of January, upwards of fifty new
locations have been made, and other par
ties are anxiously awaiting an opportu-
nifty to go in and make others. The Gull
version Mining Company has levied an
assessment in order to prosecute the
work of developing the mines immedi-
ately. The U. S. Grant Company is now
ready to begin work. Others that are
not as yet incorporated are making &C.
tive preparations to open their claims
A party of men left Truckee last nigh,
for the district, to look after some very
rich claims.