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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-03

Notice to Lien Holders.

- orprnrcr COURT OF THE sEs-
IFsS S.dicial District OF the state OF Nc
y a n eDd foR Lincoln County. ~. . u,,,,
sssssi Tsvunsugh, plaintiff, ". HUM = q unit
awe ninins ccnpsny. de,esde S,.,., K.v...
Hssies = lss sss asssa ' Pisinis h.. CON
- ~~11o0 IN the sbvve entitled Court.
1870 The HUM HINT Silver Mining uon-
800 ~ sbove named defendant, 70 ENFORCE
yt.se~yoeP : lien for the sum Of one hundred
80 eS,ss' n dollars in gold coin, and interest
-. ~ ninth day Of september. A. d. 1873.
- eor nfteeu doIlsrs gold coin, cost OF pre-
psrise and nling rid Lien against that cenain
miue Or mining property the same berg s.ua.e
on tie ncrshc.ly sids 2. Spr Seroty Stats 81
Nevsda, ana more particularly described ~ ,ne
psei0c Tunnel and Mining Company, conan
ine one thousand feet Of mining ground; tne
Pacific Ledge Number Two. containing eie H
hundred feet q mining vnSa .est hundred
seef n MINING ground; the Pacific Ledge NUN
ber Four. containing eight hundred feet OF min
ing ground; the Desdemons East Extension
Ledge containing i've hundred and nifty feet Of
minina ground, the east two hundred feet OF
the Dosdemona Ledge, all Of which mining
erou I'd belongs to and forms part Of the HUM
Hunt mining claim. together with the sur
fsce along said mining claims sufficient for COP
yenient use and occupation thereof; also. al
the buildings and machinery situated upon and
forming part Of the Improvements and fxturei
Of the property OF said defendant.
Said lien IL cisimed under and by virtue o
an act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada
approved March I'd, A. d. 1875, and all person
holding or claiming liens against or upon sal
premises under the provisions OF said act Or
hereby notified TO be and appear before sal
Court, at the Courthouse, in the town OF Phoebe
on
Tuesday, the 9Th day OF October,
A n 1874 nj 10 O'Clock a. M Of said day, N
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90 . the star Hotel. Main
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LOST.

I'm JULY FIFTH, GOLD LOCI spder
~ with Turquoise and Pearls. In itt
will be literally rewarded by r.uipI scouI
same to the RECORD Business oh''i v7.2w
street.
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STOLEN


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of Justice Court In and for Phoebe
Township, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada.
and to me directed and delivered for q judg-
ment rendered In said Court on the 2ad day Of
NAV, A. d. 1874, in favor Of VIM. G. Glisssn and
A. @. Bishop, and against VIM stansfeld, for the
ann Of $500 gold coin dollars, with interest at
the rate ~ 10 per cent per annum until paid. TO.
gether with one hundred and 1fty-one 25-l00
dollars tax cost. and disbursement at date Of
Judgment. snd sll accruing cost since judy.
ment I hsve leved upon the following de-
scribed personal property to wit:
Nineteen Dogs, 10 shoata. horses, l tsnt.
l cart tank and one set harness. . tables. 81
chairs l carpet. & lamps and brackets, 8 castors
and cruetts. "a knives, "a forks, 2 d"s. dinner
tank, 4 lace curtains, 4 tables cooking range
and utensils, doz. silver spoons. 10 chairs,
tables, 2 lamps. a window curtains, bureau,
bedatead, looking glass. pictures, rocking
chair, bedstead, 1 table, I wash bowl and
pitcher. chair, chamber pot, bedstesd.
light stand. one wash bowl and pitcher, cham.
ber.pot, ! looking glass, I curtain, carpets,
bedstead, buveau, l clock, i chamber.pot,
carpect, bedstead. I chair carpet. bath tub.
l wash stand. ! looking glass, ! bedstead, hu-
resu, 4 chairs, l sink. bowl and pitcher. car
pet, l bedstead, stand. ! chair. l bowl and
pitcher. looking glass, carpet, ] bedstead, !
stand, l looking glass, ! carpet. ! chair, bowl
and pitcher. 1 bedstead, mattress, stand. !
D0Wl ana pltcueTs iookiuk Bsee~s .PN'
chair, chamber.pot, bedstead and mattress. !
bowl and pitcher bureau. carpet. ! chair, !
chamber.pot, carpet, bureau. J lounge, Q
ohAirs, 10 pr. blanket. Is pillows, 10 bed.
spreads.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, September 90, A. ID. 1875
will sell all the above described furniture,
tanks cart aud horses, in front OF Restaurant
known ~ Star Restaurant, in Phoebe. Lincoin
! county, State Of Nevada. at II O'Clock M, u
public auction, to the highest and best bidder,
for q. g. gold coin. to satisfy said execution
And further sale ct "a o'clock p. m. OF anne
| day, at corral Of l.. v. Joomis, In Phoebe, LIN.
coin county. Nevada. Of 10 full vrown hogs and
IS sNoats, All the above property Will be soid
at the time and place above mentioned, 10 SAT
{ isfy said judgment and oil cost and accruine
costs in gold coin
Dated Phoebe, New, Sept Oath, 1876.
WILLIAM L. MCKEE. Constable,
BY FRED. N. PIERCE, Deputy.
se26td
Postporemsnt.
Friday, Octabev lss, 1878, at the time
mentioned above and n the place named.
Phoebe, Sept. 18th. 1875.
WM. L. MCKEE, Constable.
BY FnSp. N. PrERcK, Deputy.
Postpsn.nsas.
Saturday. October 4ss, 1875, 1t the tim'
mentioned above and at the places nameA:
WIN. L. MCKEE, Constable.
BY FRvp. N. Pnnos. Deputy.
| ol.td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe West Extension Mining
Company Location of works, Ely Mining
District. State Of Nevada- Notice-There is de.
linquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on the
18th day Of July, 1875. the several amounts set
opposite tho names Of the respective share.
hn dara 4 fnllnwR.
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TO LET, OR FOR SALE

uNHE BUILDING AND lot " p.cord
STREET, known as the oiu
Office. prsrssss CT
For particulars, inquire Mt the p.unch,s Fire
F1cE, on Lscour street. in Jno. 9. LsD ,ysl,h
proof Building.
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Postporenisnt.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday, Octahev lss, 1915, at the time
mentioned above and n the place named.
Phoebe. Sept. 29th. 1875.
wM. L. MCKEE. Constable,
BY Fnpp. NJ. PIERCE, Deputy.
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Woods b freeborn, trustees. 9l6 90 100
And IN accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the twelfth
day Of July, 1875, 90 many shares OF each
pArcsl OF such stock - may be necessary
Will BE- sold ct public auction, ct the once
Of The Company. HOom 2, No. 400 California
street, Can Francisco, California, on Friday.
TIE Tsnsn SsE q septs~ ~ scF' 1915 q tbs tbs
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costa Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale. W. ga
T. l.. KENDALL. Secretary.
Offioe--Rooin 2. No. 400 California street.
Zen Francisco, California. an25.h
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NOTICE.

va,HE HAVANA NINE HAS BFEN Sn ntA t,1n
| / for term Of THREE MINI Thcm,s
| August 10th, to Thomas Michel snd =, uors
Deastan, The said parties contracting 70 s S
the mine, furnish tinbers and all otnel nSarge
ais for that purpose, ard make ~ al poi.
| against the said mine. Now. Therefore, a. kc.
ties are notified that material, TIM Mich
&C., furnished are at the expense OF aaa..ted By
eli and Deustan, and no bills coniIauv",y srs
them will be paid by the owners OF d 1sr
name, an7.,w superint' ndeDl,
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or Cold Bath.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-11
WHOLE NO. 1869.

4 Coin WINTER YEARS AGO The
winter Of l74i was famous through
out New England as much colder
than any which preceded IT, Proba-
bly, 40 year since could farpish testi-
mony for cold either so intense or
protraofed. The snow, which cover
ed the whole country as early as the
18Th Of November, was still found
the next April covering the fences.
The Boston Post Boy for Jan. IL re-
ports tent on the Charles River for
the entertainment of travellers. The
Boston News letter for March 9th
tells Us that the people ride every
lay from Stratford, Conn, to Long
Island, which is three leagues.
Even as for east as New London we
are told that "the ice extends into
the sound as far as could be seen
from the town." and chat Fishers
Island was united To the mainland by
solid bed" On March % the Bos-
'on News Letter reports that the
people living on Thompson's Island
had crossed over to Dorchester to
church on the ice for tie fifteen pre-
ceeding Sundays
AS late as the 9Th OF July letter
from New London, Conn, reports on
the east side of the Connecticut River
q body of ice as large as two carts
can draw, clear and solid, and adds
very artlessly that sit might lay
there a month longer, were it not
that so many resort out Of curiosity
to drink punch made out Of it," On
the 18th Of July snow was still lying
in a mass in tho town Of Ipswich,
Mass, nearly four feet thick.
But the most marvellous record of
that season is the statement made by
Alonzo Lewis, author Of tho annals
OF Lynn, Mass, that "Francis Lewis,
one signcr of the Declaration of In
dependence, drove bis horse from
New York to Barns able, the whole
langth Of Long Island Sound, on the
ice. "-Ne10 HaUen Palladium.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-11

A Threatened old-Fever.

No power can stay the coll.fsver
that will be famed into the intenseet
heat al over the country within the
next three months. Direct reports
have come from the l0ng-talked of
Black Hills specimens of gold and
silver have been brought from that
region for exhibition /; and crush"
is as sure to be the result as summer
is to come. The hand that stays q
gold-fever is as much to be praised as
the hand that administers healing
medicines to bodily disease. Fer
in he history Of goid-f4vors, how
many have left home never 20 return;
how many have sunk fortunes that
were never retrieved how much Of
youth aud health have been wasted.
and how few have made II pay y
With these facts az ballast, every adj
venturously-inclined man should
weigh well the chances and prospects
before he joins the throng which,
with the next spring and summer,
viii be off for the Black Hlls Those
who organize expeditions will urge
men TO join, for they are interested
parties and expect TO be Individually
benefited, whoever else may be
ruined. Sioux City, the present seat
of excitement, will want all to join,
for she lies on the route, and expects
to grow rich by the increase in her
trade. The Western railroads will be
glad tor anything to increase their
traffic, and Cheyenne will vie with
Sioux City in Offering the best route
to the invaders. After reaching the
expected gold region, adventurers
will learn that there is gold there,
but only as thero is gold 10 all Rocky
and Sierra mountain ranges-doeply
imbedded in ainty quarts. 1t will
take muscle and money to get oven
little of it. One man will get rich,
and ten thousand will come back in
rags.
Let those who shall feel symptoms
CT tho gold.fever this spring muse on
these facts, and rem Der, also, that
the Black Hills are Indian grounds,
which the Govern ont will surely
clear Of white intruders. A man can
tind gold every where, but DO must
work and dig for every ounce or dol
lar ofit.- Chicaq0 Journal.
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Glen Haven Nursery.

The subscriber. in returning his sincere thanks to
the public for past favors would announce that on
account of the incOnvenien location of his own farm
for carrying the nursery business to advantage,
he has concluded to discontinue it, and has therefore
entered into partnership with James A. Klbourn,
Glen Haven having few thousand OF very fine trees,
principally Of the larger size which he is anxious to
dispose of the coming season. Gre It Inducements
will be offered to cash purc asers, or on credit for six
or twelve months, good interest bearing notes
Hoping the same liberal share of patronage bestowed
upon himself in the past will be continued to the
firm, respectfully, ROBERT PRINGLE.
The subscribers have much pleasure in offering to
the public for the first time from their new nurseries
in the town of Glen Haven, Grant county, Wis.,
rstrae nj of the most desirable varieties of
Forest and Ornamental Trees. The stock has all been
twice transpanted and the largest sizes three times
and is rst-rate in every respect We think the Sc
gales Of the past two months Will have con-
WINGED many farmers aud especially those extensively
engaged in stock raising upon prairie FARMS OF the
great importance of good shelter belts, of the
hardy aud rapid growing evergreen trees, such
Scotch Fir, Weymouth and Austrian Pine. We would
strongly advise free ADM xture OF European Larch,
which in the course of ten twelve years would al
low abundance Of fencing material which is new
orally admitted 10 be uurabie the red cedar and
Of very rapid growth. We have specimens OF
the Iarch grounds that were imported from
Scotland In the spring OF 1867, which over 20
high. At the time these trees came from Scot
Land tbsy were from Il 70 inches high We are sat
isird that Investment Or equal anounf would
nance the value OF prairie farm more, ii offered
sale good healthy grove Of these varieties of
trees Or which would give the owner more sttislac-
ton they did not wish TO SELL We offer our stock
at very crate rates 1t will be our study to give
general satisfaction: vii BE- glad at all times to show
stock W. hope that 10y strict attention to bush
ness to merit shate OF public patronage
send for our descriptive catalogue aud price list.
All letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and all or
deere than kfuly received Terms cash, Tor good note
for = or II months with interest Address.
ROBERT PBiNGLE
Rettowu, Grant County, Wis.
JAMES KILB0URN,
5tm2 Glen Haven. Graut County. Wis.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public auction st the
residence Of Victor Schwaller, bankrupt on I'll KS
DAY. MARCH I, 1873, one span of horses, one cot
one COW two-year old steers, yearings, 10 shoats,
with pigs go bushels Of wheat more sr less,
one sled, one sleigh, buggy, one new Nanny
reaper Wosd's self rskng reaper, one half Of }
second hand reapers, seeder, cuitvstor. one
pillow tanning mill ana other farming utensils.
The interest ana tide If the aforesaid bankrupt in
aud t. the following described lands will be sold, sub
ect 10 any Membranes thereon: the purchaser will
be entitled to possession and of these lands for
one year more. With the right Of redemption. &C
West half OF northwest quarter Of section one and
the southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and
the northeast half Of the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, and the southwest hale of the
northwest, quarter Of the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section two, all in township
fanr NORTH ii range six west, situated IL Grant
co0uty. VIZ Also. the west hall OF the northeast
quarter section 81 town north Of range in Grant
county. Wis
Terms OF Sale-Cssh. unless otherwise agreed on
lay ot sale D. F. BROWN. Assignee.
&. W. LUNPKINs, Auctioueer.
Bloomington February Is, 4awS
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Thought it was Delirium Tremens
From the New Brunswicker.


Snit1ies brought his two weeks
spree to q close on Thursday night.
He lay on a lounge in the paIlor,
feeling as mean as sour lager, whom
something in the corner Of the room
attracted his attention. Raising on
his elbow, he gazed steadily at it..
Rahbing his eyes, ho stared again,
and as he stared bis terror grew.
Calling bis wife, no asked hoarsely !:
"Mirandy, what is that ?"
"What is what, Likely r.
Sniflls's name is LycGrgus, and
his wife calls him Likely for short and
sweet.
"Why, that-that-tbing in the
orrer," said the frightened man,
pointing at il with bis hand shaking
like a politician.
"Likey, dear, 1 SEQ nothing" re-
piled the woman.
"What, you don't see it' be
shrieksd. 'Then I've got EN- On,
heavens bring me the Bible. Mi
randy, bring i. quick Here, here
on this sacred book swear never to
touch another drop of whiskey. 1t
break my vow, may my right hand
cleave to the roof of my mouth,
and"
Here, catchiag another glimpse Of
the terrible object, be clutched bis
wife and begged in piteous tones:
Don't leave NEEDN'T leave your
Likely" and buryiDg his face in the
folds OF her dress, be sobbed and
moaned himselfinto troubled sleep
Then his wife stole gently to the
corner, picked up the toy snake, and
threw it into the stove.
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BANKS


EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF BOSCOBEL, GRANT
L Co. Wis. A. Meyer Cashier B. NJ Coates, Pres.
DirectorsB. NJ Coates J. II. Sarles, Edward Meyer,
Geo. +. Uidebrand, Joseph Walker Transact Gen
eraI Banking Business; buy and sell Government Sc
curties, Gold, Silver, Bullion &C. Draws direct on
all the principal cities of Germany England, Ireland
Scotland Scandinavia France Italy, the orient and
Australia Special attention given to the collection
Of monies and egacies in foreign countries Passen,
Ger Tickets for Inman and Guyou Zines. 3l-42
~ go. ". RYLAND, BANKER. LANCASTER. WIS.
II Deposits reserved Foreign and domestic exchange
gold and United States bonds bought and sold
Loans negotiated and collections atte nded to. - 10
HUMPHREY < CLARKE, BANKERS BLOOMING
II tom Wis. Bay and sell geld ana Government
Bonds aud Eastern Exchange. Prompt attention Civ
IL collections at all points, aud the payment of
taxes. Deposits received ard loans negotiated Al
ylue.7 made Hp0n approved securities. Interest al
lowed special deposits AZ best current rates. 3042
I HODGES Z co. BANKERS AND DEALERS
~ ia Exchange and Government Securities, Platte
v1e Wis Particular attention given to Collections
4nl proceeds promptly RENTED on day 81 payment
Refer t. Uonry Gtews 90. N Y-;L. Edgerten. y y
Second National Rank, Chicago, National Bank 81
q deHa- 5t-f-
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Saw Mill for Sale at Glen Ha-
ven. Wis,

thereby offer for sale the New : cam saw Mil at
Glen Haven. Wis The Mil CONTAINS ore double ro-
t4rxand a gang eiser Teimmer, Slab saw. Shingle
mill with oiuter and knOtsAw and shipSte packerl
Gang Laih mill and boiling saw, Planning mill aud
siding raill The whole Is driven by new steam
Ergine ~ IA inch -ylinder ami two boilers 22x 81
This the best mill built in this county aud Is
capable cutting 900 feet of Lumber 20 eco shin
sles and $1,000 Lath per day. and Is "a perfect run
ming order. anlis situated at good point 10 sell
lumber and - procure logs | viii also sell one or
Two million feet az logs on reasonable terms Time
Nitt he gwen upon portion Of the purchase money.
would prefer to sell a half interest to good
hasness msn who would take charge OF the mill and
5tt1- for further R2ruculars enquire Of the sub
seTioer ~ mail or personally at Glen Haven, Wis.
ootf IL. w. KING.
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Total Abstinence and Clergy.

At its last annual business meeting,
the Massachusetts Total Abstinence
Society met rather for mutual COM
fort and confidence than for con-
gratulations. According to the state
ment Of the Hon. w. 3. Spooner,
President of tho Society, the past
twenty-five years had not shown
much progress in the cause Of total
abstinence in Massachusetts. There
was, IN bis opinion, more drinking,
especially social wine drinking, in
Boston now than there has been in
twenty-five years, and it was, ia bis
estimation, impossible to enact now
such rigid temperance laws as a
quarter of century ago. One-hajf
Of the clergymen Of Boston were IN
the habit OF drinking wine. Another
speaker, a clergyman, thought it dis
hearteniug that, ont Of three hundred
clergymen requested to take part in
the deliberations Of the body. only
forty had given any reply. Such q
condition Of affairs would traly be
Ut5ti c09lhS, buN lOi tH0 l%CA tuaG lno
society is composed entirely Of pro,
hibitioni8ts. Now prohibition is an
acknowledged failure, and all efforts
at temperance reform tried upon the
theory Of prohibition are wasted be-
cause tho popular will is opposed to
it. 70 say that the cause of temper
ance has shown no progress in Mas
sachusetts in twenty-five years Is 70
admit this, but to accuse the clergy
and others Of Indifference 70 the
problems Of excessive drinking De-
cause they have abandoned a theory
Of repression which experiment has
shown to be worse than useless, is to
display an Ignorance and ob5tinacy
that smacks strongly Of fanaticism.
~ Y E1,puiD1 ErDyPeS
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
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