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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

hhu. suys lllton, all down but
n'he' Loader mp on the other alley!"
.. -
WORD TO BILLIARD PLAYERs. Henry
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street, has Just placed in his saloon two
OF the finest billiard tables to bo found
on the Pacific Coast. one of them being
lnli sized French carom table and the
auhef small three-fourth parlor table.
Ihey are fitted with Phelan lS COLLEEN
ders everlasting steel plate cushions,
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
francisco. Now, all you billiard players.
mere Ia chance to show your skin both
az billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be on hand
TO accommodate you at either game. and
VIII DO liberal enough to give you good
show and not beat you ali the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as.
aortment of No. liquors. with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise IL sufficient. If
DEPUTY CENSUS MARSHAL e. In
cas- is hereby appointed Deputy Census
Marshal for the town of Phoebe. Per.
sons that have given their names will be
careful and not give them again, as
names must not be duplicated.
r. P. DAYTON,
! II Assessor and Census Marshal.
| The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with disappearance in things
especially of the drinks at The Panaca
saloon. One price, one bit
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. D. Halpin & Co., who EMPLOY
none but iirst-class workmen. If.
CHEESE Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail, at T. G. PoUJApE's.
Ice. CREAM at the San Jose every day
from l p. m. to Up. M, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
BEsrbrands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, etc., at Rola Watts,
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
Z. McAvoY will deliver any hay free Of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-1w
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fuks & McAlpin 3
saloon. IT, w. II. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. IF
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
). .. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF Il. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
The best Of sherry and claret wines
are to DO had at 7. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN d Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos.
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds al Alexander
| drug store.
|
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svAHEs MORNING SAILS.
SOS ophir-52 SIX SIS 81
775 Mexican-2oA 2o.s
se5 could K CErry-ISS ls's
coo Rest K BCicher-ss 49S $50 tofb
I65 ssyaga-ll4 lis 1l5h5 liz llfs
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10 hale 4 Norcross--4a Al 3s1f
MSS Crown Point-3lA 81
29s Yellow Jacket-s7 Sc sou
Iie4 Imperial-l0S l0& 10. II : bsi
ls5 Empire Mill-7Ta
100 Con G.. II. QuAr;z--Sss
400 Keutuck-l5& Is l5ik l5A
$40 Alphs-an 20s bS0 lsk 1872
40 Belcher-29 IS 2sb5 2ss
Geo Conference.-The = PAX
IS Con Virginis-SlS 81
$40 sierrs Sevads- Is ISM 49,.
1910 California-60 50 y sou CO.,
$40 Rullion-4S4
90 Seq Belcher-95 80
eco Overman-67 67A
SO Justice-l25 l271e 100 $50
$50 Succor-lA
100 Union Con--7% TX ~
295 Lady Bryan-lh -
$50 Julia-l65s l6h II
30 csledonia-22 % \ 23s. cabs 2aks902s
20 Knickerbocker-319
1000 Globe-1A 4
$50 Baltimore Con-4A As
go Utah-llA liz IL
~ silver hlll-Io nA
10 kcApse-9A
$50 Challenge-'s
2eo Dayton-41
coo kock lslanc-o "a
f5O Son-zs
10 Oceldental-o5
10 Americsn flat-o's
500 WoodyllI rs
AFTERNOON SALES
5s5 Meadow yaIley--6s. eI6 AZ
0Go Ravmond K FIv-4eAeL
Io0 F,,raEa Con--sTi se
az Iackcon o1ss
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to0 American F1ago
G0 Piocba West Fx-9
ieS RaImnnt9n
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day morning. New witnesses are con
Stantly turning mp
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NEWS ITEMS ny MAR.
RECALLED

WASHINGTON, Jnly 49, The Star learns
on what it regards Ms good authority, that
tho President has recalled his request for
the resignation of Judge Fisher as United
States Attorney for the District Of Co.
lumbia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

Wimbledon was established fifteen
Years ago. and at the grand opening
Queen Victoria fired the frat shot and
put her bullet through tho bulls eye at
too yards. But then any woman could
have done the same thing. rs the Queen
sat costly in luxurious arm chair, and
pulled silver cord which pulled rifle
trigger sixty yards off. the rifle itself
having been sighted for her and fixed
immovably in wise for this special oc.
easion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

HAULING ORE ny STEAM..- Yesterday
Tor inc iirst time the locomotive and cars
oil the Eureka Consolidated Railroad
were engaged in hauling ore from the
mine to the furnaces They have here
,oiore been busy hauling gravel to bal
last the track. Il Eureka Sentinel, 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

Senators Sharon and Jones are worth
together about SIS, 600, 600, and the fol.
lowing sums probably cover the property
OF all the other Senators: HamIin $40
900, Lot Morrill, $50 600, Edmunds SO
200, Justin Morrill, 5000, 600, Boutwell,
$50, 600 Dawes $50. 600, Anthony 500
600, Burnside $50 600, Eaton $40, 600,
Ferry 100000, Conknng 500, 900, Ker-
nan $50, 900, Cameron 81. 900 900. Wal
lace 1000, Randolph $50, 1000, Freling-
huysen 100000, Thurman $50, 600,
sherman 800 600, Morton $50, 600, Nc
Donald 500, 200, Oglesby $4,000, Logan
Sl00,U Christiancy $50, 600, Ferry (of
Michigan) 100000, Window SGO,00O
Mcmillan 100000, Hitchcock 100000,
Paddock $50, 900, ingalls, $50, 900, Wright
$50, 900, Allison $4,000 Steph-
enson 100000, McCreery $780,
goo, Sargent 100000, Booth $780,
coo, Kelly $4,000, Mitchell $50, 900,
Davis 800, 900, Whyte $4,000, Bayard
800, 900, salisbury $l5, 900, Withers 800
600, johnson tof Virginia) 500, 900, An
drew johnson 100000, Cooper $40, 600,
Dorsey -, Clayton 500, 600 Patterson
500, 600, Robertson $500. 900, Spencer
S5o, 900. West 100000 Bruce (negro)
$lO, 600 Merriman $4,000, Ransom
@2o,ooo, Gordon SIS, 900. - Exchange.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23


LEES TRIAL.-A special dispatch to
the Salt Lake Tribune, dated Beaver,
July Goth, says
The statement of Lee, prepared for
submission to the District Attorney. and.
If satisfactory, to be accepted as States
evidence, Is rejected as not being full
enough in its admissions. He Grimm
ates Haight and Higbee, who are not in
custody, and are hiding in some remote
retreat, but tells nothing to implicate
Dame, who is in custody, and is known
TO nave taken leading part in the mas
sacre. AT meeting of tho court this
morning the names of upwards Of 100
witnesses Tor the prosecution were called
tWo-thirds responded, and the trial of
Lee was set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Forty Jurors are present. 1t is expected
the panel will be exhausted before tbe
jury is drawn, and others must be ann
moned, most OF whom live at ia distance,
and three days must elapse before these
arrive. Il. N. Baskin, of Salt Lake. ar.
rived last night to assist in the prosecu.
ton. This is the most important Grim
mai case ever tried in the United States
SHERMAN ON BLAIR.-There will now
be no lack of graceful tributes to the
memory of Frank Blair. Among the
tributes worth preserving is one uttered
by General Sherman: II always had a
most exalted regard for Frank Blair y
said General Sherman with much force.
,ulness of manner. II always regarded
MN as one of the truest patriots. most
honest and honorable men and one Of
tne most courageous soldiers this connt.
~ ever produced. / never lost sight of
Tue services he rendered the country in
,he outbreak of the war, and fully con.
cede and always have conceded that N
MS ooldness, promptitude and firmness
more than to anything else the conptru
Is indebted for the preservat;or ~ S:y
LOUIS as strategic point, and for the
saisa.on OF Missouri from secession.
franR BAR was noble, generous. hon.
est man. he was brave, frank, sincere
and unseltish. His virtues will live for.
ever, because they reflected good mon
others. while his faults will be bnried
with him. because they harmed no ono
but himself. list. Louis Rep, 10.
The st. Louis Republican comes pref
ty near it when it says:
1t isn't because they're sentimental
that so many young gentlemen hang
over the front gate with young ladies on
these warm evenings. The young fell
lows are merely each trying to raise a
moustache, and have heard that suction 8
the thing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23
The San Francisco Stock Report hal

The San Francisco Stock Report has
this to say of the Orient:
We have several times alluded to the
Importance of the coal fields of China,
in view of their comparatively close
proximity to the coast, put it is only
within few days that we have been en-.
abed to secure definite information as
to the extent of the carboniferous area of
the celestial empire. 1t appears, from
the report of the Imperial Commissioner
deputed by the Chinese Government to
visit the colieries of England, that coal
areas in the various provinces Of China
aggregate 400, 900 square miles. The in
auiries by representatives OF foreign gov.
ernments have awakened the Chinese
officials TO realizing sense of the yalne
of their mineral resources and thew are
now acquiring information which will
assist them in the development OF ali
their mines. The Chinese will have to
accelerate their movements il thew or.
pect to head off the foreigners IN the
matter of developing China coal.felds.
for several Americans are already ar.
ranging for the possession OF coal enter.
prises in China. te .V-r,s
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

Ana! says Tilton. "all down but
h,ne! Loader up on the other alley!"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23

The Daily Telegraph says Russia has
officially announced her intention of
withdrawing her proposal for the con-
tinuance of the Brussels conference.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30

families do not suffer till returns are had
% the appeal 50 sent out
Inc Convention here went into commit
tee Of the whole to consider the tublica-
ton Of the Record and how it should be
published. The committee having de-
dated the subject pro con to their satisfac-
tlon, rose, and the chairman reported the
Following T. the meeting and recommended
its adoption
WHEREAS, IL Is the opinion Of this con-
ventlon that the publication of Miuery
National Record Is a bulwark of defense 10
TINS association and, whereas, in our
opinion Il would be detrimental to its
best interests to suspend its publication
be It therefore
Res9iced, That this convention recon-
mend the Executive Board to publish II
monthly and distribute il free to members
n good standing each member IN good
standing to be entitled 70 a copy.
The resolution prevailed, and bv another.
the secretary was authorized to have the
surplus copies Of last years numbers nov
on hand bound up IN paper covers, and a
volume put into the hands II the officers
Of each new lodge hereafter organized, for
reference, and To be held BY them AS lodge
property. We might say here, as a copy
has been, IN the past year, sent to each
Corresponding Secretary monthly, for the
use Of thu lodge, those having fun copies,
Or copies from February to October ln-
elusive, by sending them to us during the
month of November, We Will have them
bound ia the same way and send them
when completed, al the same time supply
ing the November, December aud January
having lots Of those Oh hand
The following resolution was next
offered and enthusiastically adopted
WHEREAS, The Hon. Matt. Carpenter
Of Wisconsin, having Ia a large measure
LETT his home IN the West and went INTO
Clearheld county, Pa, and ably defended
Messrs. Slney and Parks IN their late trial.
and this convention recognises IN 50 doing
thar ne was defending the principles ot
every trade unionIst and working man in
the country, and,
WHEREAS. This hC did IN a great degree /
without compensation, thereby exhibiting |
a spirit IF patriotism aud love OF Justice /
Sc iupu found among men Of hls rank |
u should always be a characters.
tlc ~ great men, be il therefore
HesOired, That tins convention IN Its \
1wn behalf ami those 1t represents, tender
ne honorable gentleman their sincere
hanks for his eminent and Invaluable
services ~ connection With this case. III
hls connection they have also to thank
ne other members II the counsel, Julge
Barrett Hon. +. ". Hughes, and Walter
,. Barrett, for the earnest manner with
which they discharged their duties
Ou mourn the convention adjourned
i't, ti..
All the changes proposed to the consti-
ution We Gve In Italics 50 that our mem
'ers will be able to know them at once
RI comparing the changes proposed and
he original as 1t is in the constitution,
hey NilI be able to Judge without dItH-
'ulty what to vote for IN their Lodges
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30

BosTOS oct. PA quantity VI nitro
glycerIne or gunpowder was exploded last
night under the windows of the Harvard
College buildings, and several hundred
panes uf glass we're shattered. IT was a
narrow escape from more serious damage
Students we're the perpetrators.
an English surveying party IN the in
terror Of India succeeded lately IN capturing
a couple Of Wild people, man and wom-
AL. Who inhabit the mountainous district
Of the western Ghauts. They are Of
dwarfed stature, and have no fixed dwell
ing places, but sleep On any convenient
spot generally between two rocks or in
caves.
The London Times published this item
recently 1--WE learn from the Draper )
l Trdde journal that Manchester firm has
begun to import calIcoes from the United
States. The fact is significant, and as the
importers say that the goods are OF much
better quality and appearance than ours,
Manchester 1t appears, has found a com
petitor at last, but that must depend upon
the price"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30
The Suez Canal and the Sahara Sea.

All the predictions If failure made when
VI Lesseps commenced and was construct
my the Suez canal, have long since ceased.
aud seem almost forgotten ln the grand
success which this iue work of engineering
j. achieving. after having made Africa into
vast island, and changed the route ~
Eastern commerce Port said too. the
Egyptian e,,trepot from a miserable village
of huts, Is rising to the dignity Uf an 0pu-
lent city, with substantial buildings 0f
stone and brick. new blocks uf stately
editces. hotels. warehouses, and depots.
streets are being paved, gas introduced,
great sea piers built and the new city
needs only pure water ana railroad cUm-
municatIon with DamIetta and lsmaiia
The Importance to the world of tins
celebrated canal cannot be uverestlmated.
dud thoIgh the idea Of It., and It's clustruc-
ttun, are due tu France, the use uf It Is
every year becoming more cosmopolitan.
AT present England largely monopolizas
s9s vessels, out ot ,264 which travers-
ed th- canal Id 1874, carrying the flag NJ
ST. George.
Warned hy the success of the Suez canal,
the construction Of which was from the
first regarded As of doubtful utility by
England and some other nations, the
English are now becoming enthusiastic
about the proposed submerging Of the
desert 81 Sahara, and its conversion thereby
into a uaygable sea, leading to the lu-
terror nf Africa Ia the geographical sec
tIon w the British Association a few weeks
since, there was an elaborate paper read
upon TIVE subject, and an animated discus
/ L. 4
ana foreign office u about tU authorize a
preliminary exploration, and Mr.. Macken-
zie WHO IL tO follow the track of Capt.
Riley, who first reported a depression, Is
tu take charge ut the commission. and be-
IN operations from the Belta, iu lat N
degs. n, about opposite the Canary
Islands, which are only 80 miles distant
from the coast.
All previous propositions In regard 3,
tins important project had contemplated
canal tO admit the waters Of the Mediter
ranean SEA, but 10 is now stated to be
fact, AZ discovered by Capt Riley, that
valley pr depression exIs-s on tne western
side Df the Sahara, extending from III Z.
within a short distance Of the Atlantic
The depth ot the valley below the level b
the ocean b considerable its width b
some places 300 miles il is surrounded B.
nations numbering nearly 20 OUO. OO
peaceable inhabitants, and there is report
ed w be much gold along the propose
route. A canal Of not more than lO
miles would be required WI connect th
new sea with the city Of Tmbncto,
which, AZ il vel known, commands aIl th
I trade of the Niger river, and Of vast oui
.tvp ~.
. of TINS stream. This plan, If successful
wouli bring Tmbuctoo within eight q
nine days NJ London. and it has the adyaI
tage that the proposed entrance and stra
Are beyond the confines Of Morocco, an
10 regions not claimed by any civilized n'
/ tIuu.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30
WIT AND WISDOM.

~
AND "IoOoM'
i Our passions are not given us 10 be de-
stroyed- but that We may control them.
A l.Jv ..L.d d .a;1,- .L....t...
called WI TL.'.,, II I suiP a.
IL WAS hacauaa I'M. ,.;.,.,,, l... 49, III
the buU SS' 'n@ii
Why Is church bell more obedient than
church organ Because one Will 70
when u Is tplled, and the other will be
bloWed hrst.
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9ot VII +a, ,,' !. ..I ...... y"" H"'e
A shopkeep4r having ,d,.a-ti..J ..,,,t.
to be sold under prime cost "a peil,bbor,,h-
served that " 0as impossible for bir, NJ
do 50, as he never paid apytbint fnr in
himself
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fr,.,,, u,.La5, ..Tt.I.e..' NJ ai''''ls
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SAY I" said thp citt youth t0 the mod
est countryman, 3" g1t the hay-seed out o.
your hair yer wan, WIN. rhy deliberate
reply III Judge not from chs way the
calves run arter nc.
mr. exchange -i'es the following char
dcteiIs1i,s "l SftaI cltlss. \ View Yorker
says ,l-' FhNAirIphlaan
EIes7 o'9t''Aitu cale iate z oan
isO'i say Chlct ctsnah
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30
THE MINERS.
Third Annual Meeting Of the National
Association



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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30

/ Ht4 fIF
p4rforu his dnties tbsy .bal dpvnIv.
upon the Nice President. who shall cou
/ tluue in their parf,rnance for the balauc,
,f rb. nn.xn,r.3 r.ru, II. WA ,,>.. NJ.
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I l., tba .l,..,,.. NJ h.tb .tf.ars tb4 Boar,
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tL, eruplnv.r, and empIaves
WI, , Arri,l,. VIII was here mad. tba
base of a treat deal of discussion. the
Committee having frst submitted the fol-
I,vin,, as , suh.titut. for sand .4rti,n
which was tdorr,J
ShnuId auy chance b. made in the
uuI.. " ,,,rL.,ll., ,r wv. .t,ri,. p,iI f,r rhs
digging Nj c.a u ANN county. district M
region having connection With this As
.aclatI,u AZ members. whereby thew c,n-
sidered themselves d-grlyVtd, the ofhcar-
in chlvt Tor the .r-auIzltnu m tIr county.
district RI region su affected aht. ca.i a
representative meeting Mt tHc section.
-lvtuL tIncly notice 4" tue General fresl-
DENT. to attend either II pers'u VIZ tI au-
thuIzc thn Ni1lt Nirc frvalNrui io attend
nj Ais stead. IL "li' %" lhe H1ty ~ TINS
hndN +. mrt, 4" vNtWiu- the grievance
fully u All ITS bearings, ami after mature
tehoer-uun thereon. nave t1li poser tu
settle I lc same. dnu tht ruflre Association
he bound hy tnyr arc.si"n. Ary action
ny ihr members contrary (" iht spFH n
thr above ohih H'' ht I't'Silzel wy tHIS
Association
sec. " 'i tlr Sam. 1i'-tlr was aul.ud.j
tn read thus
~ one dollar II the initiation tr, fDr
each mrmE admitted into this as,ucia-
tlou. SHALL Be- forwarded to the general
treasurer WI thv association. n THE officers
5t the lodge into which lhey are entered.
tn form Y fuui trr contingent EXPENSE.
the twenty-five .cut, monthly dues tu he
,eut al,n wv the .eu ra. treasurer at tne
end of each month. ta form s,,cial fund.
WV wy u,eJ uu.v fur strike purposes"
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Oh be- made see. 3 of tr. same arricl. here
after
..Tb. animal convention may an anv
session f,rn,ls4 amend .reprs ~ rhIs c,n-
stitptinn which amendment, sh.u h.
forwarded by the General Secretary 7. the
IoJ,.s f,r thrir acr.ptaur4 W. rejection.
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On motion. the report "t the commit
-re on Constitution MAS adopted M amend
-d ana read.
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