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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
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25 Gutiu Ghri{t 105 Yo1oE Oapto &
26 SGugrow Sulins log 3toub Or u
81 Noblin9er Gberele 101 Gobttotetp Eebeccd
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46 Ooas Carrie 126 S6uls German
47 Se1nings ISM 127 Sbpmadt 6~ranctsSet
4S SerInon1 Vtar 10 Steoert Edte Str
40 6~etnetaulp 9looert 129 Sn1ejtat Anton
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SO ooeIier Sreb S 133 Stoboort Nu9uitng
81 Sordenrooer Iusut 134 Gttcfe JtuooIt
IS Sausfp SoIeI 135 2et6niou e
st e5aflon 3toidtn 156 &Donter Ilots
81 e~oitalIsn Gbrifttan 9 1877 Eborma1n
So sSiaacs Benjamin u 13S Goubro9t g
81 Stub So9n !o9 gSa9htt 2Snt
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70 &ii0ler @b 100 SulCel Union
II Qooer 0euru 154 3a9G
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rs Cana @us 156 .3immer Sacob core oil
II Qabman atme[ta 9p @eber
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
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SnternattouaIeS 4ott : @ortp.
Watt 8eau9nabme auf Die tIrsli9 BON uns
gebra6te 8ert6tt9ung laiien mir na6z
itebeno Die ni6tiglten 8eitiminungen beS
pfft3teaen @rIaiies betreffS bcr unter benz
8erner YoitDertra9 81 erbebenben Yortoz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29

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an 117h init I~oleeuben @oursuerdnberuHseu wdbrenb Oss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
Uontmer;ieIles nno Tinan'ieues.
GelOmerkt=Derid)t
Don
HENRY GREENEBAUM 81 CO.,

Oeutides
8onf7, 8e9IeLz unO 9aia9es@ ei6aft,
5. ape., 5piI9eu &anbolpbz nnf @aibtnstonltr.
, 1875-03-27
Crin,fua, stut,kstc. In 1

ErimiitlSla 6f1tttttiCs In EHEtEGat
Tho following extract ia takou frotn ief."
b Col. nn Cauo. 9urYoyor-aenoral u l''''@'
Il England: II,
c tinlo) thRt pAlt Of tho population WhEl u =
econ 25 and ~ year, Or perhaps lits's olt;'
npr!Ios far more than ito p1oper W6p9t'm' -
Iii convict prisons. 1his may tnersl1a ::
{ kllel tho criminal 2ae II appears ilie -"
- criminal stea hsgias and ents lasar IN 'A-'''
Il ialI III n1alea.
"1Ae fact ot the large deerease Of cfl1';; -
II Huoasly after tho aao OF 81, is well VOLT, So.r'
II bte, Wli6ther 1t arises from the moral l,s''
b 1t!g, tA dono individuals dsistopol lks ~"
i1ilaglly, or il Aosire altar e.ItAu y :! ~
q cietcr .llfe than tho risk aud e1e1tst.ca.. II
G. .4ne can oliar; but II Eoula seem ~ t"ss.
II 10 luteKanca that. II thoso persons Ttoso 49,
sileuces In them tnarkcd .eai,ntua! 1e4 ,i,st
c nuld other 30 locked up Or lopt un4i
supplying thus, III tlla interest of .hs III r.
u ,xt self-co1lsrol IL which they aro OBJ :, 81
Il eient vast doal or crime would hs pus ~
I, j, for thor0 cau he little doubt tAat fnoa* "
u tdatocLcd crino, which much eStse'M n ~, i
II 1licia is followed by punishment, ~ c9mt-i;
porHens OF this claAs. Many q t'!a ~, ~, i
t lellccforTard become respectable lae'1''''
Il oclety. -. ~
,'tIs is also worthy Of observation 1ss' r.
I fopor,lou OF 1naio conytcts conTiesca IL a: j,
lous orime IL muck lkrIor than fuuale1.ut !, +.
u txtu ono; but tho proportion Of Ma!s t.ur j
h laluH convicted OF Mll.or crinoa is ou'' 'V
q no. ,..h., III
;"Fho explanation Of this probably ~ an'' ~
tcu!ation Ut te'nales ~ not genofalay ua' NJ III
I aors's which bring them 80 nuelt nau n.%a .tlt
operation Of tho criminal lsU, a1a u'r =. IT,.
I loc3 not oppose them In an c4na! acas1sss s", a. :
I sApgck OF committing themoto hot!ous'
, 1875-03-27
CHARLES SUMMERS FUNERAL.
The Dctnilctl Liht. GK. ats ksxrcngcS-i
Totstl 01 E3H42JOsd0.

Tiac Detailed, List. "R. ats Ksxrcnscs-A
Totsta ot G:.H42J0.10.
Eod9a Gipb..
Tho following detail Of Ito o1pc1ocs connected
with tlo funeral Ut G,lMroa huuuor. which l,ayo
excitc4 ~ much coulnltut will ho found intor-
c4thg rIajlng:
Funeral uxnonGos-Eo7 tlora: decorations,
1t, ATS; other decorations tor Doric Hall, $7bI.~
~ entertHlninunt Ut guests, ~, 0G3.17 carriage
a'tIo. g, ,a9s; 1nusc {banl, chult etc.) 3GlG.a5
of halstlc-harHcs $500 borvtcos Of undertaken.
32o1 vaisiccA OF Go1ton, EbU j; printing, i1G4.-
SG c1ucllaea Of tho Com.ulltee, slu0.sl, crapo,
battscs: e:e, slv5.G1 Building platform a.Hl ,lsa
4o5.I5: total. I'll ,tl1.65.
Exponscs Of tl,a Eaogy-Use Of hail, with
ttour-aoepera, @ti floral t!ecusatlonu vt Aiupie
Hall, el,do9 paid J: D. Smith for tlecoration,
cxisusas Ut Committee 70 Now Yur';, $C0i.sU :;
buryicea Ok George ". Curtis, ,4l,UO0; .oryiccs
uf tlarE L. KrlIbEK *!0u; os!lcnses OF Glxrn
l.; l. @ @KsosH, g,o, el1s.g5 Services q Adsls!ie
2.u3 nor, icoa Of IonIplo 0.laftests anu oto,u.
i:.75 SERVICES Ut HruhAB DslHalio nA,!d, S1j5 !;
pru.tlng, tiali:43 earliaga lire, YiSG.3s: rho-
laGrapha 4ie0 expenSos On portrait of Charles
h,u'er s4 S~ stsrps roSe:t1s 20; staloaery etc.
Printing tho 1aeinofial volsllAo, 5000 copies
Compoaitlon, 43:s.:3 prssa-Hors, 3sl5.60 pa.
ior, t3,9lo6a; fFoutialtacs, 8u9o; engraving,
printing, aud stocn for lronttsplcco, s40.50 !;
binding, VI, 3,UGQ ~, ,d6Jv9. E,i.loriaI sor,jces
a1.nDo; services, irool-toadinS. $lDu; ii. q.
lced, serv,cos nsol'aring volumes Tor tlul,yesy,
5110; paper boxes, 1"atngo aInl ex1re,sa1o,
s27.7b expenses Of Committee, 's3uuSl0, 032.7l
GsA,lu total, 1890. ~.
aIr. Curtis nntilori.aa tho statement that l,o
received nothing for tho eulogy. Ihp Coui.ult-
too acknowledge tho tuct, but ray they letor-
lHlned 10 give him bust of ban.ncr in marble
by M,|''oro, aud to ta'a hla by surprise, but tue
sun appropriated ro,naius III paid aut
, 1875-03-27


On AfoDilay morning last, a. We r0da t0 au
nf.lcs. weak a,sd iinhbl.d frnm q tlye WeokA
sl,rl| vi Hickatsy ana scarcely auEe to toa'a Cur
Ionm, wo wore attacked bJ Chancellor H. r.
WMo, tis ,econt aprolnteo of thu spauartiiet's
eoi.-in-law, who Tas lying In wait fnr Iii Ut st,s
Pont- 0hice, armed to tlls teolh We "cr0 Gu
tiro'y -n1ssr,ned and very fcoble. and no in
furu'cl him, whom. after various tlifoatn aud
nnprecations. he walked away to ho congrat.-
lated bJ ius Radical friends. Wo twtns TO our
oldce, procured hslot-aun, and wrote him q
noto to tho elect thnt he bud nado cowatdly
nnu unpruyoked attaek upon, w, and that
within tive Minute1 from the tln!o tho idtD was
delivered 10 hin wo would 10 On tho stroat pre-
pared for him, ,vo tnok orr atand on tho
corner boueatl cur uiIice. and lie aoot4 energel
from tho Const House With II ride, bht, iGatoal
of coming directly soward US, ho c1ouseu to the
Richardson oolnor, where tho stroot ,7aB crowded
with people. Al THIS moment tic MAYOR came
down ftom Ills Office. when sntae ono informed
lin Of tbs approaching hostilttIes, and he ran
up and arreatcl Ware, and acnt oonatnbls after
us We wuso both ,Illod ple.ty heavy aud there
tue luaLlcr routa ut prcatAt.
, 1875-03-27
Tho ERic0Ntv GuHsI1l1EuiGY..

THO noted splrltaallstio enterprise On Lake
Cl,umplum Ia now pronounced nut only Leruuct
bu& decompusad. Wilcox, the main promoter ot
tie schenlo. has been pnt III ju,s, Ly shpmau.
quarters 9 long scrsol, 10 which Ito douounces
fhIpnan AZ q ''conildence hun and donbie-
dcaler,'' charges him with cruelty 10 hls daush-
terra anl to IL little G.yoar-oid orphan bov, aud
hints at darker e!isiaes, VI which ho has tntot-
spsalu ut foreclosures ali attachments lllins It.
Thick and iast on tho property, auu. though Aa
himself koopa up sIont leatt within his psiaon
wallsTa protssscs to hooye that hewill lire
tho Communigta hi!Lor, 1t IL quito plain that t1o
thing IL ouIod. 4l!o moIuGuly uu tho iH|a,lu
aosno t,ao ago rcsused that Elder Owun 6hip-
rlan WAS & fraud. aud that ho hud taken money
procured u warrant fer llla nrrost, and Ao la:o
not stop foo. imo Nuw York Hlato tos ioa1 Of 1t
teluR ae1yai upon AIn1.
, 1875-03-27
SATURDAY,

ao was tllo most sovnroly hr,,tsn Of hin family.
" MI. Whasloy's family, n littio tauEhtnt aud
lia hiothsr-in-law woro very aoyoyo's bsuthoa.
Mr.. Flanagan nisl Hons lost four tlurscH. Evory
slroyol trlnka wcro h1rstu.l oI'c,, aud csnlonta
Tar, led uf aud scattered leyon.l recovery; pro:
yiri0nA hlown n"ny ain1 ttnRtrnvc,l. Tiny saved
nothing except tkc clothcs they l!"d on and
they wara sp'it to pocca by llsc wnd. II III Int.
dckruction; fences all gtn.o, iieldJ covered with
fnllcN traes M !ntllcNtonB nf lo,tnoa Hnvc
fow broken brickg, Mlloro tho clltn10cys ntood.
, 1875-03-27
" ltraMss1

UurttsfcT Pf;s& ,,,rcnt n.
Scrubbed upoh the luargin VI aoea !na .aip
nlyod at tho E1scutiyo Mansiou, from Nv
.f our Aiuistcr to the Court Of 81. 9aGis, Nm
,,hs following stanzaa, entitled fhm 70 al
tinpe's Musings," Which arc supponsexu. ns x.m: II
i{tyull liao to tho r1mor that Con. osa'N
iioout To sostgn:
IheId hand ak :" drav,
And, thnkintt 1t WORTH 0httc,
..ll,udcl "GAlf NY rsio \
anu, with tr1uuAhaut ailiia,
lIp tAw.h
l,lrcw ons eard-sEas rcd;
Tho otAcF four wgre st,adcs.
st4xiuhtway that fellow Haaa
Fer Iua VIII three ql1 api3.S-
nGuH eSd,S -.
, 1875-03-27

tWFEaU9Ha73td FltE1GNTR HfFd}I.
WAyERLf BTATlos I.a., Biarcl 4l,-Our neigh.
borllood Wan y!aitad by terrible tosuado on lilo
20th, and write in behalf Of tito III lrara,s. nlr.
john Flanagan, brother Of Cant. Jack Flanagan.
mud an old citixan'ol VickuburE. and Mr. Walton
Wha,lsy, VI old resilient OF WsstGn County, wero
the principal Au1erols, TLeir huildiugs weso
a!1 blowu esuy; tllosr families much bruised.
Mr. Flanagan lad GEO rib brokou lila eldoss
, 1875-03-27
SEWING MAC HINES,

ElsaAn ss,TFIcK ~ 4; J. :ME+pHEnr. cray
~ y WI VI asntuly pA1IAsats Al.l svrta4.
, 1875-03-27

that city In tho sl.apn of a l,urrglass ~ yes-
tcal position, aud IN luminous rs blazing tlro.
ln fact, II so eiosoly rcscu'bIctf ilra that tl,n
Rlarnl-b6l1s in tim city f,IE, anil tllo phor'o
tuttlc,l tui think (.,p thc,D WIS 4 tirG.
, 1875-03-27
BOOKS.

(tHAHBEIN' ENGYCI.OPEDlA-f tEH EuINHuNt;
~ kdtua tls:I lu volumes; cI9th w; exf, tia. Euf
s+ls hy ". I. KhHh ky. " Wa.hlnIt Gast. ituam a.
EsuYcloPNtIA us1rAsNIoA, =, HK,y lsprEloS.
IL Yoi FtA41Y. Subscription sAssitpd by W. !.
h&EAkk. u Nash1nstau-at.. isoaa ~.
l371LAiAA gA NLEToN's0 0nx1 FNoVEl. ',.W1II.Y
~ Mal.y."t "tC4 stss1I ~prks o iirtlop al ~ VOL
2ne Sntevpsa. 10 fv5 - nuts s loo A4ulsc. uli-
hEEI'b, LAxsulsht. Id h.sItA tlAr k.AL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

A Word TO BILLIARD PLAYERS. Henry
Mahlstedt, at tie Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
Of the finest billiard tables TO be fopnd
on the Pacific Coast, one of them being
Iull sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan AZ COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plate cushions.
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
francisco. Now, all you billiard players,
mere Is chance to show your skill both
AT 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 be liberal enough to give You good
snow and not beat you all the time. You
cen always find on hand also a large as
sortment OF No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed' and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to }. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but tirst-class workmen. IL.
CHEEsEl Cheese One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
re'ali' at 7. G. PouJADE's.
hoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
30 cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco.
Pipes, Pouches, etc., ut Rolla Watts.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
Lee! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin's
saloon. #" w. r. WusoN
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, MAN street. IF
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
). .. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
OF Il. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. tt
Go to Alexander's for your drugs. =
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

Will commence to take them OUT Of the
Caroline on Monday. at which lime work
will be resumed on the Antilles
CHIEF OF TIE hill.
Nothing new of Importance to report
in the working of this mine; the usual
number of men still employed, and at
work extracting the same amount of ore
daily rs mentioned in our last report.
HURN AND HUNT.
In consequences Of having to make re-
pairs to the machinery of this mine the
Superintendent was obliged to shut it
down this last week; but, the repairs be-
ing about finished, work will probably be
commenced on Monday.
SILVER PEAK.
There is nothing of special matter to
note in this mine; the ledge is being de-
veloped with dattering prospects, and
looks exceedingly favorable.
rIoCHE WEST EX.
Very little is now being done on this
mine are running west on the level, and
stopping out small amiunt of ore.
SPRING MOUNT.
Nothing being done this last We X
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
Rece pfiou of Protection i.o~c
Carriage.

Phoebe Hose Company, LigLtner Hook
and Ladder Company and Protection
Hose Company No. ,, were on hand at
the different truck houses of the COM
panies a. about $50 p. m, at which
time they formed and marched to Boone
& Dolman's corral to receive and escort
the carriage of Protection Hose Com
pany to its truck house. After reaching
the corral the line was quickly formed
and marched up Main street in the fol-
lowing order First, Foreman of the
Lightner Hook and Ladder Company;
next, the Phoebe Brass Band: next the
Lightner Hook and Ladder Company in
citizens dress with blue badges marked
" Lightner Hook and Ladder Company
No. - after which came the Foreman
and assistants of Phoebe Hose Company,
followed by the members of that COM
pany in citizen dress with red badges
marked "Pioch6 Hose Company No.
/, pulling the hose carriage of PrOtec-
ton Hose No , The carriage was fol-
lowed by the officers and members of the
company IN full uniform. Philadelphia
fire hats, blue shirts with "2" on
the bosom, belts with the name of the
company lettered on them, and black
pauts; the rear was brought up by the
Chief, First and Second Assistant En-
gineers. The line of march was up
Main street to Thornton &c Kelly's
office, round Cedar to Meadow Valley
street, down Meadow Valley to Main
street, down Main to Lacour, down La
cour to the Courthouse, thence coun-
termarched on Lacour street to Protec-
ton Hose House, at which place the
carriage was housed by Piorhe Hose
Company No. |. Protection Hose Com
pany then escorted Phoebe Hose Com
pany and Lightner Hook and Ladder
Company to their quarters and ieturned
to their own, preceded by the Chief En-
gineer, First and Second Assistants, and
after giving three cheers for the officers
OF the department they dispersed for re-
freshments in the Hose House, to which
the corps Of the RECORD were kindly
rendered an invitation. The various
companies made neat and imposing
on the streets. The carriage
was tastefully decorated by a wreath in
front surrounding the lamp, and was
surmounted by scroll marked PRO
lection. the scroll was tastefully decor
ated with artificial flowers aud was pre-
scented 10 Protection Hose Company by
Mrs. 2. Holland. The whole arrange
ment wound up very pleasantly for all,
and we hope to see Protection Hose do
some good service in case OF need.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
Pacific Coast.

San FRANCISCO, Aug 14.-The Repub-
licans held large meeting last night at
Union Hall, which was addressed by J.
G. Burroughs, of Michigan, and A. P.
Vapduser. Burroughs confined his re-
marks to national issues, claiming the
Democratic party was not to be trusted
in power, and the Republican party had
redeemed all its promises. He believed
IN the third term and recited the usual
list of kuklux outrages.
SALEM, Ogn., August 14.-The State
temperance Convention is in session in
this city to-day. 1t Endorsed the nomin-
alton of Henry Warren, Republican can
didate for Congress-. Geo. L. Whitney.
Independent nominee, arrived to-day,
and will canvass the State in behalf of
that ticket.
PORTLAND, Ogn.. August 49, The
Holiday and CASTOR Boards of Directors
of the Westside Railroad have settled
their difficulties. Holiday retaining
control of the road by paying certain
claims and establishing stations at Hills.
boro and Forest Grove.
HELENA, NJ. T., August 13.-Wripht
W. Wheating, one of the murderers of
Frank Ware, was hanged to-day. He
died neither confessing his guilt nor
pleading innocence.
SoLEDAD, CAL, August l3.--John Bur-
land was found dead in his store this
morning, shot Or stabbed in the RIGHT
breast. Tho circumstances are not
known as yet. II is supposed to be the
work OF robbers.
CARSON, New, August a. In the
Supreme Court writ of supersedeas was
issued staying all proceedings with re-
gard to the execution of Rover, sent.
enced to be hanged for the murder of
Sharp, in Humboldt county.
In the Supreme Court last evening the
| Eureka and Elko mandamus case was
argued, by Wren for Eureka county and
P. NJ. Clark for Elko county, and sub
mitted to the Court.
San Francisco. Aug. 14.-The Demo-
cratic Municipal Con vention last evening
nominated for Sheriff, Mathew Newman
Chief of Police, p. Crowley; County
Clerk. Thomas II. Reynolds; Assessor,
VIM. Doolan; Treasurer, Chas. Hubert,
the present incumbent; Superintendent
Of Schools, James Denman. The latter
nomination met with considerable oppo-
alton from tho German element, severa
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
,,,xc,sco srooK REPoHr.

SAN Francisco. August u.
,,,,vsr SATURDAYS SALES.
1ol5 Ophir-7O 69s co I9b5 t9-s
49O Alexican-2T % u 2I-s :.
son Gould A Curry-24ss q 2 -ShJJ - a
- ~ l. Telcher-5s y IS L 59h30 $50
.,iS tshollsr Potosi-li5 Il5& ZIG
I05 Hale x Norcross-6l %
59S Crown POINTS, SO 35I1 35As 3jai
so Empire Mill-7&
17s0 Imperial-13 1874 1875
1875 Yellow Jseket-l0O l0i
$50 Ksntuck-l5s4
100 G II Quartz-4a
335 Belcher--29 29%
3I5 Alphs--244 % PAX 24fs
345 Confdencs-27 D 2T4 PSI 26a
us Con yirgiins-330 800 1924 500
COO Sierra Nevada 1917 1875 10
200 Daney-l
10 Exchequer-225
10 Seq Belcher-9T
100 Oyerman-T6 75b 75A
l4O Bullion-56 56b 5Ib33
l40 Justice--l93 100 1871 1921 l95 i92 iAEb3
$50 Succor-l6 Ia y
760 Union Con-ll l03s l0A
2l5 Caledonis-27 254 p
Go Lady Brysn-2h
leo Julia--26 q
so Bacon-6
$50 Utah-l3b ID
so Knickerbocker-3l4
50 Globes
7a5 Baltimore Cons AZ ~
7l5 Silver hill-12a l2A -
100 Raymond Il Ely-4S Az
20 Eureka Con-5U 40
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
Foreign News.

LONDON. August 49, The SHAME.
Payne from Brazil for Sou,hsmn.
ton has been lost OF Brest. The crew
and passengers were saved.
BEELr;, August H. The Catholic
clergy holding State appointments in
Posen, have submitted to the ecclesias.
teal laws.
The Federal Council will shortly con-
slider the question of the extradition
treaty with the United States to take
the place of existing treaties between that
country and the separate German States.
LONDON, August li.--The Times saws
Minsing Lane Markets show further
tendency toward improvement this week,
but there is no speculation. A large
business is reported in the West India
sugar at recent enhanced rates.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

A million dollars in gold, according to
ngures at the Mint, weigh just about two
Inc Thermometer marks 10 degrees
IN the shade in Salt Lake City.
der mill at Reno.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15
LOCAL lNTELLiCEN CE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY GnsrER Il sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Ella DeVere Miss OIeary
d PalkinhOrn W H Richards
Chas Rowen
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs Udy and children