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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-01

Any alteration, by erasure or nteIlineation of
a material part Of he foregoing bond will cause
il TO be rejected. Jules Il appears by ote or
alteration was mad before the bond "a signed
and sealed
When partners a-e parties TO the bond the
partnership rame should not be used but each
partner should ssi his in Iividual name.
STATE or - -
County of----C So
Ga this - do, of - 1877 personally appeard
before me - md - sureties in the afure-
going bond to known to be the persons named
in said bond as ureties, and VIII have executed
the same sue who being by me duly sworn.
depnse and ssy, nd each for hims If deposes and
says he has .,uted the within bond that his
pl zee Of reside is correctly stated therein, that
he is the owne real estate worth the sum here
matter set as st his name over and above all
debts due am a bv him and all judgments,
mortg Ees anu Xecutions against him after al
lowing all eXen, tons Of every character what
/ ever the total tm thus assuerd amuu ting TO
| O. - ] US being double the amount Of
the foregoing bOui.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-01

PROPOSALS ALTERED BY ERAsURES OR
IHrERLINEATl0NS OF THE ROUTE, THE
NAME p THE The BfbbEk Will Viii N NOT The bE
CONSIDERED.
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Proposal.

The undersi gned, -, whoae postofice ad-
dress i, county Of - State Of =. pro-
July l. 1871. to June 30. $50 On route No -
between - and state Of Tennessee I'M
der the advertisement of the Postmaster General,
dated October ], 1875. with CELEBRITY. certainty
and sec rlty," for the annual sum of - do,
lars and If this proposal is accepted be will en-
Ter into eontrae With sqreties % be approved by
scrlbed in said advertisement.
This proposal is made with full know edge Of
the distance OF the route, the isht of he mail
TO be carried. and all other p rdculars ia refer
ence to the route and service; aud also, after
a careful examination Of the laws and Untrue
tons at aehed TO advertisement of mail service
Oath required BY Section 2l5 of the Act Of
Congress approved .JEne q, 1874, TO be
alfred TO each bid for carrying the mail,
ard 10 be taken before an officer qualified
TO administer sathS.
L"of-; bidder for carrying the mail
that have the ability. pecuAiarily. to fu & n my
obligation as such bidder; that the bid II made IN
goed faith. an with the inten ion TO ente- into
contract and perform the service in case said bid
sworr to and subscribed before me. = for the
name and atiix my Official seal the day and year
aforesaid. --ls g.Ll
NoTE When the oath il taken before Justice
Of the peace or any other officer not using seal,
except judge Of United States Court the CERT
cate Of the CLERK Of court Of record must be ad.
ded. under has seal Of ONCE that the person who
administered the oath is duly quail fed as such
officer.
Blds must be accompanied By a certified check.
OF draft on some solvent national bank. psyabl to
the rider Of the POstmBs or Genera, equal 70 per
centum on the prese6 annual pay IN he route
when the pre- ent pay exceeds 900; or in care
OF new service, not less than per centum OF th =
amount OF the bond accompanying the bid ifsaid
bond exceeds S5O0J.
The proposal must be signed by the bidder or
bidders. and the date Of signing affixed.
Direct 70 the second assist Mt Pos master
General. Post Office Department. Wellington D.
c." marked Proposals State Of Tennessee
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HF5F5A WEEK % Agents, Ola and Young. Male
Nfand Female Ia the locality ne ms and
"a y TIL FREE Adiress =. o. WICK
BBY& 60, Augusta, Maine izlsWGm
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-01

d before me. for the
Of A. ID. 49,. and
hereunto subs,ribe my
] seal the day and year
---fs y,LI
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Subscribed and sworn before me this = day
- 49, I'll ST

NoTE--Wheu he above oath is taken before a
justice of the pf zee or any other officer not using
IA seal except dge of a United States COu I, u 9
cert iicate Of y clerk of a curt of record must
be add Il, ubd his seal of office, that Tx person
who aduiuist 1 the oath is daily qualified as
such officer.
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L., clerk o. the -- tue same o..ag court
Of record, do hereby certify that ---, whose gen
uine signature appear, to the foregoing affidavit
was, at the time IT gntnc the same, justice OF
the peace in and for the county ard state afOre-
said, duly qualified. nd that all his iicial acts
as such are entitled 10 full faith and ere II
In ties i'm my whereof have hereun'o set my
hand a. clerk. and affixed the seal said court,
on this - ay OF --, IS, - Clerk.
L
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04
NURSER Y

The undersigned leg Leave to inform.
heir patrons aud the public IN general
uat thy offer ~ the nopewell nursery
gu,krr Bauon. LnSrenc. TO, Ohio, ia
It iN13 aud spring OF 1874, the following
rmt trees Evergreen &c.
1859 Apples trees,
95gJ Peach tres.
9399 Pear trees, standard AMI dwarf
9999 cherry trees IN variety,
1899 E,vrgrerns n variriie.,
gA99 Grapes ssvsrsl vsrieiies
9g99 CHrrants, goOseherry, raspher-
~ Ne.
All oiwhu well he sold low for Cash
Aidres We.
.sms e. 7UGLEY \ SON
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Ob,iac.cs TO Marriage.

Happy Relief f-r youi men frtm n, treC
- Error a, q AhusvS o. early lie NiIlttU Il
sfn ed Iuur,uments {" Mt,rage rem we'd
Me-. method Of treatment. New md reinarEa-
ia, remt dies Books aHd CirC'iitrs sent free, In
- led envelopes Address. HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION. No. South Ninth IT, Philadelphia,
Ps--sn Institution having hign reputation fsr
rsrSrSsls esaduet and proresslezal MI.
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.SPIRITUALISM

To ~'',-f * -tirt, IA Y a-ran'inn me suhie'f
Is - rl't.fs All "a i,ves'iat IN hv EN- 1-n'
s. .n.sSF. iacr as ~ p demand fNr cu r'ut =
2 MA d"rof 2 ~ sub fc-. II % b. ma 81
m1v 700 t-ts f' - Ia w f's most = f'arl as
sutvt O. . ell "a exponent 0i So rifua'isn,
WV nj e..
Rsl1I)-PHJ- OS DP'TIC VI JOURNAL
8 MONTHS FOE 81 cgSIs.
P'-rl 20 p-r-pa a by ~ a'fe ,nn 1875.
t.. 'Or8NNL sah-r' : acc waeklv q ar
r.stlrp '. = o'r var -ups 'p q y NJ Year
Arl -,s s 5. joys, Eht,s, Isl {. a Ans
G tea
Dec In.
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" X. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWHIGHT.

Understands building all kinds o Saw-Mills,
Gaug Mills. Circular and Mul-y Nils. Is PIE
y ,rt'i TO do all wo ln his line. Has had All Y
perience OF Eighteen yea :. N NllllamsP0rf.
PENNSYLVANIA and ia the Wes'en numbering
countries. Ne und, stands both wat.r and steam
power. also uVd .rstauds running all kinds of saw
m.lls. lie dehes competition both ) u builder
AID Slwyel. Il r. eHce: Bur.nghsL 4 Pu dy,
Charleston, ". Va sS-Al wo warranted,
and done In wo. kmanliks MANN. Address
d. BAKER, Caarisslon- W. "a
San fn-r
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Chesapeaka & Ohio Railroad,

HIGH CIR cas-
o nsud
Western -tstesa sud- 70 10
10
Virginia railroad bridge 10 be built this
lest b { Huntington with
Railroads eatendnq hromqh the entire Vest and Northwest
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w. increase list and make the following lib
Chers:
We will pay TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD to the gelter up OF the
Sold gerer the next largest of not less than len ana
E,oIIars and Gold the geter up the neat largest
club of not less than five
CFy,MS:--ss.. 90 PER YEAR IN. ADVANCE.
Or we will and the Loac Weekly
I ,.ae THREE DOLL RS AND SENENTf-flVE CENIh
I'd btaufu ny
weekly the donRs ARC
be live nicng al TIE news
the we guahee%
the District
sr- see the A Advertisements of the Courier-J ourna
in Column.
nan and Cowy IN The District
r- non rant J. oh, Printing kind Letter Heads
Legal BIunLs, etc,
OFFICE uA done The 0get terms and
"'"O' "Y' 4A5ev HUNTINGTON ADVERTISER
HuDn.ya. Wta VIsnia
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s . r
h. eo very years sa or sew.
ts a. ""y,%y Huntington .sies
% Of % e ' o" beds y Ohio S' aud s Virginia. %
P"p s the ' and % .a .'.R
nosn n n the o which h 20, .Ssss s: :apo
that the pe%r Spin" Goa; which pi1oe' " 'Hun substitute; for charcoal in
stances Here great ,.s,y "
.1 on the Gr Hsy aud on
" N. @ s w s % head 5 .. as and i ". s s
% s a'"r ' Of the tn. oos ,s. u
t5 p inviting locality found tia. tn.
In uy remarkable and it. go.
M hhn climate the ppr'C laid plan
sise.'ep p'' ',.
suffe. width to allow tn.
vos lot ss%s for 5 s, 'e S S. for ..
posed will the better residences only be sod
A.ys,em grades upon
easily and economically adopted and which adapted
College. h.. ..
"n anil gFoa " , T Incidents s n. wi. opportunity for
Prices .sesrdip, IL.
p@en purchase Ii. b.l.ne.
r @ s sareAa.. .Hs" P's ae iss .a i q, IL
deferred pay% . and
six per- cent per- made oS t s p"'sn .. er. t
VII % Tss "@ 4s q "e ' S H on ] Win, r the tern,
ltbrs and o o be tcieJ "
th-oL
Reng N Machine Shops &c. the
and
from whence Huu6pou AZ
! crate
Liberal arrangements be made securing plots most suitable for th.
purposes - "
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad mpr.ted
ep and
ngio -
Further information wi" be given application in pso or by letter
to Of the Undersigned - " p''" " :" ''
d. w. EnMONS. Gent Spa.
i JOHN II. OLEY. Aqent
Huotibgton West w.
s. wilnss~sst. New Y..t.
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u ANT Ed TO bANUIAt7JhllS- I'll
" West chariestOh G.n paIy onsTs bonu
Of from Is tn So go 10 MAJ ufactu ers IocaliIg
in West Charleston, the CAPITOL of West virgin a,
on the kanswha. Cheap coal. iron ore. sal. aud
lumber railroad anG nver transportation, s. nd
.ST MP aac paErhisr Ar s-iT.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12

THAxKs AND Coon WIsHEs.-The staff
Of this offics were attacked last evening
in a most pleasurable manner and they
surrendered at discretion. IL was an
onslaught of wine and cake, with a
pleasant note intimating that Miss +. A.
Young, the step-daughter of the proprie-
tor of this paper, had been united in the
holy bonds of matrimony with Mr.. Rus
sell Scott The printers did due honor
to the present, and all joined in drinking
in a.hearty and cordial manner the health,
happiness and prosperity of the bride
and bridegroom. May they live long
and prosper. a-
JUSTICES Court State VS.. Keenan,.
Charge of assault with attempt to COM
nit murder. Defendant held to bail in
81 600 to answer before the grand jury
The following passengers will arrive
on this evenings Hamilton stage: A
Macarthur, Harry Levy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12

JUSTICE IN TESNESsEE.--A Nashville
negro shot policeman dead. The negro
was arrested and imprisoned. The peo-
pie assembled and in their anger broke
open the Jail and took tho negro TO the
bridge to hang him. \ rope was put
around his neck and the poor wretch
suspended from the bridge. But the
rope broke. the negro fell over ninety
feet upon the rocks beneath and rolled
into the waters. Two shots were fired at
him, and his body sank We do not
remember to have read for long time Of
an act more cowardly and brutal than
this killing. The negro was in custody.
There was no chance, no pretext that he
would escape. The laws of Tennessee
are clear and supreme, and in city like
Nashville Southern city controlled by
the whites-there was no fear that an in
dulgent public opinion would arrest the
operation of the law. But the man was
a negro, and the old brutal feeling of the
whites toward the negro was allowed to
bring dishonor upon justice in Tennessee
and upon the American name.-TN. Y.
| Herald, 2.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
BY TEL RIA p H
SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY RECoRr
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Press
this morning says in review of the re-
ports from ell parts of Pennsylvania,
that owing to the severe frost and late
Spring much of the wheat crop has been
killed and the eason delayed from eight
to ten weeks. Careful inquiry leads to
the belief that not over half crop will
be gathered, and even this amount de-
ponds on continuance of dry weather.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE revenue offic-
ers have taken possession of the distil-
leries and rectifying establishments OF
Goldsen Il Eastman, Roille Yonker Il
Co., g. G.. Russell, P. r. Mason, Byron
Sawyer and the Lake Shore Company, of
this city, on charge of being engaged in
the recently discovered frauds on reye-
nue.. It is rumored that other seizures
will be made. The establishments of
Rulie, Bingham Bros, John Busby,
Bevia & Frazer. f. C. FEEDERS, Quintin
Bros, J. L. Beneker. in St. Louis, were
also seized.
A Washington special says that the
work of unearthing the gigantic frauds
| in the whisky trade, which resulted In
the above seizures, began in St. Louis
under the direct supervision of Major G..
W. Fishback, editor of the st. Louis
Democrat, who having satisfied himself
of the existence of formidable whisky
ring, including st. Louis, Chicago and
Milwaukee, obtained authority to ferret
the frauds out and with the aid OF
Martin Calony, commercial editor of the
so. 1t is said that in st. Louis alone
$4,000 barrels of whisky have escaped
tax through the connivance of the reve
nue. officials with the distillers and recti-
fiers. The amount of which the Govern
ment has been defrauded is placed q,
81, 100000. Of this amount the dis
honest revenue officials received abou
40 per cent. The mode of swindline
comprised the duplicate use of stamps
refilling of barrels regularly stamped
and various other devices, the successful
issue of which depended entirely upoi
the connivance of the revenue officials o
various grades,
A Washington special says the discov
cry of these frauds is the real reason TO
the displacement of COMMISSIONS
Douglass, although he was in no manne
Implicated in them, but his conhdenc
in his system of supposed checks o
frauds led him to unconsciously aid tn
Y schemes OF the sarious rings There
great excitement among the distllel
and rectifyers in the west, and hume
$ Gus prosecutions will be commenced
= once.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, May H. A fire this
morning ct 100 Market street partially
destroyed a three-story frame building.
The lower floor was occupied by the
Branch Miners Restaurant, the second
by John Hoey, upholstery, the third was
Hall used by several temperance or
CARNATIONS. Loss about $1,000, partly
covered by insurance.
SALT LAKE, May IL. - In the case of
Ann Eliza VS.. Brigham Young, the ap-
plication of plaintiff for writ of attach
ment to compel payment of $500 per
month alimony from the commencement
of the suit nearly two years ago, as
awarded by Chief Justice Mexican, o
decision was rendered to-day by Chief
Justice Lowe denying the motion on the
ground that the marriage was polyga-
nous and illegal.
VICTORIA, V. L., May 11.-Some H.
dams who came down the coast in a
canoe reported the loss of the steamer
Glenora, which few days since left this
port for Fort Wrangle, Alaska, with a
large freight and passenger list As
nothing further has been heard and the
locality stated by them corresponds with
that in which the bark Union was
wrecked last Friday, it is thought the
Indians have got those two vessels
mixed. No uneasiness is felt concern
ing the safety of the Glenora.
AUSTIN. May IL. = At noon to-da,
Sheriff Emery and Marshal Day arrived
in town, bringing Luigi Badaroga, the
Silver Age murderer. A large crowd fol
lowed the officers and prisoner to tn
Courthouse, where he was delivered
over to Deputy Sheriff Spires, WHIT
placed him in a cell. The prisoner, VIII
shows signs of having been roughl,
handled, accuses Joe or Guisippi Napi
one with the commission of the crime
! his statement being to the effect tina
McCreery and himself engage
!: in scuffie, and while be ba
him on the floor beating him and b
! called on Napione for assistance. Napion
: coming in, and seeing his partner at III
mercy of McCreery, cried out, ON q
him" and went outside and got an a,
:, the next he (Badaragol knew, Beal wa
, lying dead and McCreery wounded. Fl
i says be tried to get the latter into bee
failing in which. he searched for b
N partner and not finding him he becam
a. frightened and fed to the hills where /
slept during yesterday and in the nigl
n street, to get an elegant War;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12

Yesterday morning. about Z o'clock,
miner named Thomas Williams was
found lying on the gang way slide of the
Belcher incline, between the 1900 and
l300-foot levels, in an insensible and
apparently dying condition. His head
wat found to be severely bruised and both
eyes closed, and great doubts were en-
tertained for his recovery. At last ac-
counts, he lay in semi-couscious condi-
ton. The manner in which the injury
was inflicted is and must remain nays
terry, unless the man RECEIVERS his con-
seriousness and his memory. Its thought
that stick of timber jumped out of the
timber chute and struck him in the head.
No one saw the accident, and even the
man working with him in the mine knows
nothing of the matter. The unfortunate
man came to this section about year
ago from Cornwall, England, where he
has wife aud nine children. Virg. En-.
terprise, Z.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12

DISTRICT CoURr.-State vs.. Gleason.
The jury in this case, who retired on
Monday at 4 p. IN, remained out all
night, and at 8 o'clock u. m. yesterday
announced that q verdict had been
found. Messengers were dispatched for
the Judge, officers of the court and
the counsel engaged, who shortly ur.
rived. After the defendant was brought
in the Court inquired of the jury if they
had found a verdict, which was answered
in the affirmative and the written ver-
dict handed to the Judge. After inspect
ing the paper Judge Rives gave it to the
Clerk for recordatiou. The Clerk after
recording the document said: Gentle
men Of the Jury, liten to your verdict.
Whereupon he read as follows: I'm the
Seventh Judicial District Court, the
State of Nevada, Plaintiff, VS.. James
Gleason, Defendant. We, the Jury i'm.
paneled or selected to inquire into the
guilt or innocence of the defendant,
James Gleason, do say that, after hear
ing all the evidence produced before the
Court and Jury, we find, after Analysing
all said evidence, that the defendant,
James Gleason, is guilty of murder in
the first degree" The Clerk then in
CURED 'is that your verdict" to which
the Jury assented. Judge Pitzer, coun-
sci for the defendant, required the jury
TO be polled, which was done-all the
Jurors answering Eyes" to the inquiry if
that were their verdict. After some dis
.uss.on me ooui. nAeu 'ne III ,u's. %
nounced. The Court on its own motion
set the day for calling the criminal cal.
endar on the hrst Monday IN June. Al
Journed 10 saturday next at ~ q. ID.
HEMARRIAaE of Mr.. Russell Scott and
,r;a. p,.a A.. ,..l... :,
'p
.Mr. T. hoiiano' TOOK place last night
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Fl T.. BADGER. in the presence Of ,
number of the friends of the happy pair
After the service was over the bride and
bridegroom gave reception which wa
"ttendea oy very Mrse NUMBER Oh IN
n;tS Who seemed to yalna the onnotru
nity of paving their respects to the es
teemed bridegroom and his fair bride
Finding the number of consratulatiu
visitors to be so great an adjournment wa
had to Brown s-f..slll where the compap
epioyed the pleasures OF tue Lt dance an
when tney separated IN coneurrea u
hanninsss thew con,d nossibiv desire !;
which the writer most heartily pariic
pates.
H., I'M,
o. w. rohiMAs.- he irrepfess'p'o an
always striving, by an advertisement
to,day's issue says that the bowlin
alley on Meadow Valley street. latel
,uh o"n a as ueio. =, is open iol al eolhel
giving game. A 6ne assortment ,
wines, liquors and cigars alwovs y
hand. As Falstaff seasoned b;s sac
with bread, 80 does Fortman and !
sells the cheapest bread TO be found
town at the Bowling Alley. next belo
~ M ~ Meadow valley street.
STRUCK Tive see by letter to ia
u. BOYD that ). Elnathan Smith, foru
erly book-keeper for the REcoRp. h,
with others. discovered a COO,
evanston. wyoming Territory. TT
nrn for :, .h , p; ;n;ars 80 onered $7t
ssll;na w;,hnnt ,hav so,5 al, us decline
a lot
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
Foreign N ews.

LONDON, May 1.-THE verdict Of the
Corouer's Jury over the victims of the
Schiller disaster was found drowned"
not accidentally drowned" rs was re-
ported.
The Times in leading editorial says:
We believe the Car is resolved to hold
most decided language in favor of the
maintenance of peace and will use every
effort to put stop to the present alarm.
1t is possible, it will be said, there is moth
ing to justify the French apprehension;
but there should be no mistake, as so
long as the present conditions remain
there must bs uneasiness, while an out
burst of jealousy may precipitate rup-
ture. The Car is unable to guarantee
that France will not attack Germany
within few years, The gigantic arma-
ments are so much menace, while they
exist it is beyond the power even of the
Imperial peace-maker to allay apprehen'
! sions.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12


GENTS can sit here at their ease, free
to call for what they please; free to
speak, free to think, and free to pay
for what they drink-Panaca Saloon,
one price! one bit! 1w
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 rs any one. Saloons, restau-
rants, &c., supplied. If"
If You want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
60 to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first class workmen. tt.
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. CLuTE,
If Meadow Valley street.
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. B. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. tt
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. St.
One DOLLAR will buy roll of the best
butter that ever came to Phoebe at T. c..
PouJADE's. II
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN & Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
HARDwooD PLANK for sale by F. W.
Clute. IF
The Best NJ. e. NJ. Tea can be had Of
+. W. Clute for rs cts. pound. If
, FRESH Eaes at F. W. Clute's for q
cents per dozen. If.
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
Coon BUTTER at I. G. Pouiade's. t
/ the San lose Hotel are No,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12

Coal From IRON COUNTY James
Thomson, of this city. has shown us
some fine specimens of coal and coke
from coal deposite located last fall
about six miles from Cedar City and
about twenty six miles from Iron City,
by Thos. Walker and sons. The vein
crops out at various points of the noun
tain for about mile, and at the point of
development shows a seven foot vein Of
clear, beautiful carbon, quite as good if
not better than any previous discovery in
this territory. There is an abundance of
coal in this region, as well as good iron
ore, clays and other valuable deposits,
and Mr.. Thomson is sanguine in the be-
lief that Iron County will turn out to be
the richest county in Utah The coke is
the best we have seen from Utah coal,
and trial is being made of it by the
iron company at Iron City S. L..
Herald.