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, 1875-10-24

Ahoat on the New 4onk Canals Al, 900 bu whea
600 bu corn, 24s COO bu outs, 600 bu barley ant
| 15,7o0 bu rye.
Cash wheat sold in this market on Saturday at II
per bu at the instant Milwaukee vas quoted at St 1os
That ought to bring wheat here during the reainde,
Of this month; and, If the pre,=nt premium is main
taine msy look for large receipts Of Northwestern
| wheat here during the coming week.
On Saturday morning the Chicago, Burlington 1
Quincy Railroad reported to the Board Of Trade that
1t had received 1913 brls beef and pork; to firm in
this city which gathers tho dniy statistics il reported
40 hrls pork, aud beef Tho Milwaukee St. Paul
reported to the Board tho receipt of 400 bu oats and
to the other made It u 900 bu oats. These are samples
Of the discrepancies to which have often called at
teution in the past Our readers can Judge for them
selves the value Of totals gained by adding such
figures
We note that receipts for low grade wheat In tho
Rock Island Elevators sold Saturday at nearly the
prices those in other houses The difficulty
to which hare several times referred Ia probably
ended, by the order published in THE TRIBUNE Of
that day. Parties who own grain along the line Of the
Rock Island Railroad may now send their grain hers
with reasonable expectation that they will receive as
much for 1t AZ II 1t came on so1ue other lfne The
cleaning Of wheat will be proceeded with US usual by
the parties along the above named road but the wheat
so cleaned Will be sent East and sold BY sample On its
merit It Is proper to note here that there is no more
haf per &C. in the act Of cleaning wheat hero than tn
doing the same thing in Buffalo. Any man should
have the privilege be has the right to improve the
vaue Of his own property. But what was complained
uf was the fact that the placing Of that grain in store
here, In higher grade than that to which It WAS
assigned before cleaning, has caused the grain
owned BY other people to be Disseminated
against. Buyers for shipraents wore not willing
to give much for that cleaned wheat IS for grain
which had bean inspected into the grade without
such special cleaning and when that cleaned wheat
, 1875-10-24

near the above, dated oct l2.........-...:. 1870
Fifty-hird st, ~ It Of Jefferson nv, I, ok
ll8H it, with building, dated Sept i6....... 5000
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS FOB THE WEEK
Tho following ia the total amount of city and
suburban transfors within radius OF miles Of
the Court House filed for record during the
week ending Saturday, 0ct.l 90: City sales, 1903; !;
confederation, S87G, 800. South OF city limits
sales, Is consideration, $163, 3,440. West OF city
imita-sales, S consideration, 310,325 Total
sales, 1888. Total consideration, 81 070, 065.
, 1875-10-24
paid for borrowing 1-1G for immediate delivery,
and 3-6a, Is, and l-64 until Monday
Government bonds closed steady,

paid for borrowing were 11G for immediate delivery,
and a-6a, 1-32, and l-6+ until Monday.
Government bonds closed steady.
Railrond mortgages firm and in good demand.
State bond7 quie: and pri .es nominal.
The stock marko. opened firm ut an advance of x to
per cent as compared with tho cIoaing quotations Of
yesterday, but reaction soon followed and Prices de-
clined II to per cent During the day prices de-
clned fEsoton further in the general list until the
Last hour Of business, when stocks in the main became
nrn and higher The market, however. cosed active
and lower. There was considerable realizing to-
day BY the smaller class Of speculators, but
the Indications were that stocks had passed into strong
er hands, and that tho market would be rising one
ne1t week.
Transactions on the Exchange aggregated FL, 400
shares, Of which 16 80 Eric. Lake Shore,
1o 400 Northwestern common $3.50 Rock Island, Co.
G0o Pacidc Mail. 1900 st. Paul common, 400 Ohios
80 500 Western Union, 1000 Union Pacific 5000 G., C.
b ]. G.. and 10, ,s25 Missouri Pacific.
Money. per cent prime mercantile paper, 697.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $l.5,991. Gus
toms receipts, S4t6, co.,
Clearings, SIy, ,00o,g0
Startling E1chnuge-Banksrs' bills 471D 1914
The weekly bank statement IL us follows: Loans,
decrease, COO specie, increase, Sl7S0o legal
tenders, decrease 81, ,7 500: deposits decrease S.
III 1oo circulation, increase, $s,4oo; reserve, de-
crease, sf68, as
, 1875-10-24

will have the finest and most extensive sYBtem
Of parks and bouIevsrds OF the world.
Within the last two or three months othar
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
have been made in the southwestern section OF
the CITY Forty third street has been graded
from the Stock Yards west to Archer avenue
aad the bridging is to be finished in couple Of
weeks. This vii! form most important thor
oughtare, Heart avenue has been graded and
bridgad from the Brighton House to Forty-third
street, and sidewalks are put down most OF the
way. Blanchard avenue has been graded be-
tween Fortythird and Forty seventh streets:
The Alton 4 St. Louis Railway has commenced
surveying for its shops on Egan avenue west Of
the Brighton House. Tho Chicago l.
Southern Railway are already building
their shops at the crossing Of
Forty-seventn street and Archer avenue, and
generally there seems to be fair prospect OF
stirring times ahead in this hitherto neglected
suburb,-the nearest to the centre Of the city
where lots and lands can get be lad at very
cheap rates.
, 1875-10-24

| t6uuel1cI 10 6Qt1nE toWaF13 N0fan. beF figures. Al
important decline in tie gold premium tenied to r.
] duce greenhacs prices on Saturday.
There WIS activ:ty in the demand for staple sn
reasonable dry9oo<ls, and the general trade shove,
more animation than at corresponding period las
year. Prices not ected to my marked change
and may be quoted steady. The grocery market pre
sented httlo TINT WIS new. Bnaness was good Il
nearly au departnenta and the prevalent feeling VA
healthy and firm. The notable exception Was coffee
which remains dull and unsettled. Sugars nre hell
nrJ at the reduced prices established eariy In ths
week, and are not expected to go lower ut present
slrups, molasscs and spices are receiving increased
Attention, aud ara Turng d-zncr Tens remain quiet
Inc butter market had easier tome for common and
medium grades, but for choice to fancy Qualities II
| retains 1t5 frmness. Cheese was in fair demand
| ae 1ady late prices, at 11H@l2Hc
| Tor good to primo factory. There were
no Important feature In the dried fruits market
Apples, peaches, hlackberries, and in fact al domestic
dried, are ed with confidence, in view Of the light
supply. Foreign descriptions were about steadv
Fish were In demand and were unchanged The bag
gng leather, COAL and wood markets ruled outet with
little or no variation in prices. Oils sold fairly 1T
day quotations. Tho hog market was stronger uu-
DER Light receipts and free competition between
shippers and local CUTTERS Most Of the tradfuc via Mt
@7.oo@730, though prices had range Of S. 55Na773
The receipts wero about 7,0o Cattle wero scarcely
inquired for durpQ the opening hours but there Was
gotne trading latrr In +bs S,.. v.1r,. - a...,..
and yariab,s viii noor IN 49,, .,uo.aa =. a. rnse os
REGENTS WIRE ahont .ao ~. ahao., -,.~so. In
/ at s275@460 for poor to choice.
to Huffa1o. 49, "1~@'
H;ahurinsa uera ,,c,a ,,*;r. ,x, u.... e.,..
~ "o1 A1o1e . Aeo'o aao s'eaas' oaes were
~ of1s II s1'1a PEI Ra1oo
The cargo lumber-markes WIS quiet Saturday, the
offerings being small. 4 few eales vera made at uu-
e F' 4A' 'A1o p1atness eouIaues sooos
ann Prices a1e STEADY az round The hop. seed. and
WOOL markets were quiet and unchanged timothy seed
being Arm under ught offerings. which restricted
trading. The lowe, eradea NJ bav vara hi, 49,. 1-a.,
and th ..t.- -, H, .' "e1o uu4 a"" Hs.H'
'1o u1e o7'sel HAaaleS Oh n1uoehy steady. Hides
Tere In moderate demand. Vegetables, including
potatoes, were dull and weak. The offerings we're
I;ha-.1 h,t +h,-, .r,s ,,tt, ;-.. - .r
IN. s1,,n11as ~ ue t0tan 'laoe oe
e oFpaeo ~ netenoos1as 1arMess- uteen 1rule
sold 1aafy at recent prices Poultry and ga1ne
in moderate demand and easY under larre oferfups
1ur po.pn ~, ,rp,np
- ~ ~ -soA4Ao os @aaoA
~ .ae @a,.oF q 3he t"ieo7o 7f7oHns:
The Adjournment Of the Board Of Trade on satur-
day afternoons has bean marked with the happest To-
suits. and now .here can b,rd1v ha 1or,d .;r,n,o
,nahar ~ tha t,,a-, - 1o.s5 -. - e1uo
We ~ Ano oo'1o WIZ sooao soto 70 restore me
afternoon sesaon on Saturday.
, 1875-10-24

The verdict Of the Coroner's jury in the case
Of Detroit dry-goods clerk who died suddenly
the other day was: ''Aitor careful examlna-
ton we find that death ensued from his having
neglected to ask: Anything else to.day2' Of i
lady leaving the store"
, 1875-10-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock on Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding ae one year aao:
, 1875-10-24
B1EAQSJijEEG

1s
FL0uR-Tas dull md unchanged, With nothing
but light local trade. The receipts moderate and
offerings not large, heuca holders did not offer con-
cesstons. Sales were confined to go brIs winters
at 5000 8.37k; 100 hrls spring extras, chiefly
1T $500@d00; and l25 hris buckwheat -four.
partly at $7.25. Total, 1,o73 brls The market
closed with the following the range of prices !:
Choice winter extras, s7.oo@s.oo; common to good
do, $5.75@G.75 :cholce spring exas s. se@d00; fair
dc, shipping grades, $5.o0@5.50; Minnesota, $Gooa
TOO: patent springs, ss-75@830: spring surerf1nea
S3.76@45o; rye four, $4.15@4.3o; new buckvheat
do. s7.o097,5o.
BRAS-Was more active, and declined SOC Fer ton
under larger oderinRz Sales 90 tons at $125oa
$500 on 1ack and free On board cars.
CoHs-MxA1-Waa nominal At 80 025a9o 50 foz coarse
on track.
&1Dn1Ncs-Sale1 weze 20 tons coarse at x135Q
WHEAT-WaA active snd dull by turns and very
Irregular The market depended more upon local In
dueuces than usual there being early newa from
Liverpool, and mono Of importance from New York
til Late, when that market Wal quoted weak Our re-
cepta were Again 1zther large, with fair shipments
The bulk Of tho trading foc November was done at
about &c below the cosing price Of Friday afternoon
while December was at 3 aac1ds1 discount, fer the
first time. Cash No. was higher, md the lower
grades were easier. though in fair shippng demand
at decline Of l@1Ho per bu. The No. was wanted
to du October shorts and commanded premium of
about 10 Per hu oYer November and 10 above Octo-
bar, It u estimated that there Jet from 900
, 1875-10-24
TELEGRAPHtc MARKET REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS,

Special Ds+p1teh 10 tbs caieoao riaaus
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23-11:30 a-m.-F1ora-Ec.lH y
Cd; No. 2, 25s I'd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, 1as "a; NJ ! N:
spring, No. !, los Id No. 2, IS 3D. white, No. l. III
I'd; No. 2, lis Id: clah, No. l, LIS Cd; No T. III Il
Corn-No. !. 3s; No. 2, 29s I'd.
PRoTIs7oNs-Pork, American, 8es Sd. Txsd SAM
LIVERPOOL, Oct q -Eveuiug.-aaA -cou nd
wheat unchanged.
REFINED prraonEua - 1a91o4d; spiEs. d
axd. .-
ANTWERP, Oct. oa.-Pet1oleum, TX.
LONDON, Oct -o3.-Bu111oy-Tha annozut et hulta
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England IN h8aasst b
day IS es4,0G0.
CossoLs-For money, ~ GIG; account, MsA
AMERICAN SEcUR1E1Es-gss, 1o3H; SIS, 111H: =
zas, lo47a{; new S., 1o3H: New York Genital a:
Erie, 1571<s; preferred, 50.
TALLow-51a Cd.
PAnrs, Oct 2s.-REaTEs- 65f 57Kc. r.
FRANKFORT, Oct- 23.-Us1rxD Sx4tIs Bome-
l0-4ns, o.
THE NEW YORK PRODUCT MfRkETa"
!spectat Disuasch 10 1hs ca.easo Trissa<. -.
New York, Oct 23.-GRA1y-Wheat-d -datka 19a
lower, with fair business doing for export tae y
cline: sales $1,000 bu, At $1.95e91.oC {or ntsea
spring; sl.08a1 IL for No. 5 Chicago; SINGLE m
No. Milwaukee; 1.1ys1.o . for new and c'daa
Chicago: 31.3a@1. Is for No. Northwest: & 4aiW
for new and cid No. M1lHsutae: 4$@
l.a5 for No. spring; s1.2aS1.+a for sound ns*@
old winter red Western $i.2s@L43 tae doantE
Western and s1.s.a1.50 for do white Western y
Qutet sales 400 bu common Western At Bic. hrH
moEa active: sa1es 310D hu ae 5l.oo for insemF
towed State 100 for fair do: s1s for very eoa
d. aud ST. Is for fair Canada West Corn heaYJ n2s
shade lowe=; sales Of tIcoo bn It ssHsg3eMI
steam Western mixed 7o1s Tor Nil Do s ~ a. -
&c for high mixed and yellow Western. osm aaJ
md lower; sales Of 100 bu at s1a47xc fuf Etsa
Western and state, including No. cnieaso ~. ~
mixed Toledo at sc; and 41952c fcr *oaRs at''
I'm and state.
Psovuross-31ddies qu:e. at 135S@1z: fdrags
.lear. Lard quiet aales l0J tcs At 1Aslakc 1@ tS'
team.
WauRr-ararket steady saIes 100 hrls Il $H p
|zl
GRocER1Es--sugar market steady with fsr deps@l
mir to good refining is quoted At sasse: E's. 81.
Nc. aud Nos. 10 to IL Hsvans !! 7A9sfs.
market dull and 10 n'aal Rio ia quoted = l'asA@
u gold, and Marncaibo at "01< i2-19c In goads ~
TA11Ow-Rules guist and hezvy country sHe a"
8 quoted at -, ,317,c
, 1875-10-24
I"f&t Lard, iiHdor, Saoa'ds, .RtR2kes.
/ trts. sef. tes. liz. Us.
Wsek eodfne
Oct. q, t375.. 3 4T5f 6E1i Ha' l9Q. H31 Ie54. aH
Same weak 1871. f,+sIE 5.r51 Tl} 4EeS5f a:Si01
Since Nov /. IL 3 1911 S. IL: a0 c3 BG oea
Sane time 7C9 I9a lat "a tSatS 54 90 6 f9i XII

NESS PoaR-Hss quiet, With httis change in
advanced Coo per brl for October, being in rather
urgent demand to fill shorts, Of which were nut
out at lower figures day or two previous under the
New pork Was offered freely, anl rather weak
Sales were reported ot $50 brIa cash at $3.50
taa Srls seller ososss :! 29 bs seller
closed a1n i asked for car lots q Old: ssI.oo
for new; S!1-eo for seller the month: sls.E5Qslss7k
seller the year; s1s.75e $50 for January aud sis
for February.
LRp-waa very quiet, md eeneraliy quoted steady,
important reduction In the gold premium Tho s:ockg
Of old are beloved to be nearly sold ont. sales were
for DID, 500 tcs seller yeaz at 5l2 and 1000 tcs
setter February at $2.l1Nta1220. Total, aGa0 t ..
The market closed nominal $3.50 asked for old,
month: tlee.ss@la.s7X tor SovcmbeE S1:25 To- the
year; and 81. l7Et2l:.2 % for February.
MEAraMMese auses ana M shade easeE There wns
usent with few offered Green meats we're dull tie
weathe: being too warm for handling, For fusure de-
name prices, as they think hogs too high and it
viii probably pay to wait while sellers not dis
weakness in the market for hogs. Part saised weze
quoted IS follows: Shoulders, shc; To seller
Mre1eT }e5. 5s TO- hesea d1. Do sssr en-. Dssensss
her, los l07sc; do seller December. luc short ribe.
boxed, l2@l14c: do seller November. 10l@l0;.c; do
eeer December, 1oc abort clears. bo1ed, 1oa:c do
1oaza104c; long and abort clears bo1o1 12a<@l2Ke;
do seller November, u@11tsc: 10 selleg Dece,uber,
10s @104o: cumberlanda. toxed, 1oc cash; aSd Ito
tor Notember; sWeet-pteked haEas, 13@l34c for old
and l134@12c for new. Green meats quoted at TIC
for shoulders 1o9lc for long clears and short RIGS
l1x@111<c for short clears, and 1oE@l0tie for hams
Bacon NESTS steady at exc for shoulders, 13xc for
short ribs, 14c for abort clears, and for
hams Sales were reported OF 40 boxes long clears at
12c; 2e boxes shoulders, seller first hsH OF Soyen-
bes at SC; 2oeo pee green hams Us s> At 1oxc: and
Ito tcs sweet- picked haus, 13ac.
GREAsE-Was quiet ut Tt99c,
BEEF PR0DUCTS-Were quiet and firm at 1000 |
for ness; sil.oo for extra mess; and s71 ooa4135
for hams. Sales were 100 brs extra at s1l 10.
TALLow-Was quiet and steadfer at 9h@9Ac.
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ALL persons who like to smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
A" Porique." 1t ia mad, in New Orleans
and is for sale by Rolla V. Watt, at Lees
drug store. .--... If
FoR SaLE.-An A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. II. WILSON.
At Fulks & McAlpin's, Meadow Valley St.
W. r. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. 8. L. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, fulk Il Meal
pins saloon. If
If sou 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 first-cass workmen. II.
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
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand,pounds
of White River Cheese; also. best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or OF
retail. at II. G. PouJADE's.
C. s. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist, can
always be found at his place of business,
on Main street, above J. J. Halpin &
Go. 3 store. I'm
1oE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
s. q. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. Il
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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A GOOD IDE
The San Francisco Alta saws:

The San Francisco Alta says:
During the last twelve months ending
on the LIST day Of August, there were i'm.
ported from the East, per roll, by the
merchants OF this city, three hundred
car loads OF hams--in the aggregate.
5000 tons-at an average cost Of Is cents
per pound, gold, OF a total of $500, 900.
Large quantities were also imported via
Panama and Cape Horn. Add TO which
the importations OF bacon, salt pork and
lard, we will find that we have paid the
Eastern pork-packers in a single year,
more than three millions Of dollars for
hogs, salt, barrels and smoke.
This is all wrong. There is no coun.
try on the face Of the globe where hog
meat can be so cheaply produced as in
our own California and Oregon. We
have hundreds and thousands OF acre.
of the finest corn land in the world, and
lands not adapted to tho growing Of
wheat, being too far from the market
II is burning shame that we send ont
of the State three millions of gold every
year. to pay for 100, 200 hogs (s25 to 49,
per head). VII en- they can be produced
here at $40 per head at a fair profit. An
intelligent man who will engage in the
raising Of hogs, and making them into
bacon. hams and lard. with capital oil
two to five thousand dollars, may expect
to find himself in ten years worth 500,
600. What better can one do
There is a bonanza in the very busi-
ness for some enterprising man or asso-
citation equal to the five hundred shares
Of Consolidated Virginia stock. Agrea'
many men have started in this business,
but the necessity Of raising a food supply
tends to prevent cheapeniug sufficient
to allow of competition. and in this il
contained the most serious drawback to
|
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 18th
day of August, 1875, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the office OF the
Company, Room 2s. No, 4lo California street,
San Francisco. California, on Tuesday, the
18th day of October, 1875. at the hour of
two O'Clock p. m. of said day. TO pay said de-
linauent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofioe-Room 40, Hayward's building, 40
Califo mia street, San Francisco California.
se26.td
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The latest authenticated phase OF the
Guibord difficulty In Montreal is letter
from the Bishop counseling submission
to the decree OF the court, but declaring
that should Guibord's remains be in
inferred in the Catholic cemetery the
spot of burial should be interdicted and
separated from the bones of the sancti-
fed. This opens another question, and
even il Guibord's troubled dust should
be laid in that particular portion of
Mother Earth the question will still be
unsettled.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Phoebe silver Mining Company.
Location of Principal Place of Business.
San Francisco. California;; location of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Ne.
vada.-Notice. are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment mo. l0) levied ON the 18th day of
August 1875 the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice Court In and for Phoebe
Township, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada,
and to me directed and delivered for judg
ment rendered in said Court on the 29d day of
May, A. ID. 1874, in favor OF VIM. G. Glissan and
A. G. Bishop, and against VIM. stansheld, for the
sum of $500 gold coin dollars, with interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent per anDum, until paid, to-
gether with one hundred and ftty-one 25-l00
dollars tax cost, and disbursement at date OF
Judgment, and all accruing cost since judg.
ment, l have leved upon the following de.
scribed personal property to witt
Nineteen bogs, is shoats. 8 horses, tank,
cart tank and one set harness, tables, 81
chairs, l carpet, 8 lamps and brackets, castors
and cruetts, "a knives, "a forks, du2. dinner
plates, sugar bowls, salt cellars, water
tank, 4 lace curtains, tables, cooking range
and utensils, 8 doz. silver spoons, 10 chairs. 2
tables, lamps. window curtains, bureau,
bedstead, looking glass, pictures, rocking
chair, bedstead table. l wash bowl and
pitcher. / chair. I chamber.pot, bedstead.
light stand, one wash bowl and pitcher, cham.
ber-pot. l looking glass, curtain, carpets,
bedstead, I bureau, l clock, l chamber-pot. l
carpet, bedstead. chair carpet. bath tub,
wash stand. looking glass, bedstead, bn-
reau, 4 chairs, sink. bowl and pitcher, ! car
pet, bedstead. stand. l chair, bowl and
pitcher looking glass, carpet. bedstead,
and pitcher, 1 bedstead, I mattress. stand.
bowl and pitcher, looking glass, l carpet, l
chair, chamber.pot. bedstead and mattress,
bowl and pitcher. bureau, carpet. l chair, l
chairs. 10 pr. blanket, 10 pillows, 10 bed
spreads.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, September 80, A. ID. 1875,
viii sell all the above described furniture.
tanks, cart and horses in front Of Restaurant
known as Star Restaurant, In Phoebe, Lincoln
county, State Of Nevada: at II o'clock m, At
M tha 1x&n "A hast Adap
ior U. 5. gold coin. to satisfy said execution.
Ana further sale Ut O'Clock p. m. OF same
day, at corral of L. v. LOOMS. In Phoebe, LIN
coin county, Nevada, of 10 full crown hogs and
| 10 shoats All the above property will be sold
AZ the time and place above mentioned, to sat-
isiy said Judgment and sll cost and accrning
costs In gold coin.
| Dated Phoebe, New, Sept. oath, 1875.
WILLIAM L. MCKEE. Constable,
BY FRED. NJ. PIERCE, Deputy,
se25-td
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The Alta says that when the Bank OF
California reopens-prospectively o.
tober 4th-that it will be in tho main
floor OF tho Nevada Block, at the Pine
street corner. We believe this is an
error; the Bank of Nevada being proba-
bly, meant - a..
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1ied.

In Phoebe. New, September as, 1875 Emma,
daughter of l.. A. and Emma Greenleaf. aged
one year six months and eight days.
tThe funeral takes place to-day. at $50 q. m.
from the residence OF her parents on McCannon
street
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The worlds stock of jokes is not 80
great after all. Even Punch has lately
been found guilty Of plagiarism and been
caught revamping old witticisms.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-26

Iowa's census, just completed, gives a
population Of 1,352.537 In 1850 it was
1872, 2l4, and 30 grows tho country.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-26

Our Ban Francisco dispatches convey
the welcome intelligence that the Bank
Of California will open on the % PROF.
limo OF > few days after; most probably
.op Monday, October 9Th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-26

The Reno Democrat is dead. We
hope the Cunnel y will refill his
paste-pot. sharpen his scissors and try
again. We have, however. yet to see
successful paper that depended on mu-
cilage and clippings in lieu of brains.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-26

Joe. +. Johnston denies that he in
tends going to Egypt to engage in the
service of the Kbedive.