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, 1875-01-28
REAL ESTATE.


The following instruments wrrs Alad Tor recofa
Wednesday, Ja,s. 81;
West Vim I.tren It. cor Ut Sealoy aY,
I. e'191 It, will buildings. datcA Dte. -. IN,
sewsr.. #, il; fio It sot canaputtav,
KIM It, date Jan. u 1'1oo
Tr,,mtn nv, u0 It "f West Fifteenth IT. vi, am
rbe nrsnsts is: ;o Nos. % vs. aud iii cutass usayo
az. a,sl, II aud a3 HrDatl"uy nv. 4ltea jan.
q {Grorys Perrlgo und Wife, 10 Chr!stlan =, ~,
WI s:nsfnt sistrsntl Il; Il: It oi G:t;; ~
Ala n, with inrrnvelncnttt tHtc.l 5an ~. Iu9o
n. vt Hi1teenth 1t, 2aD It Of ce'itre ~. Z, o
xl9l fl, with improvements, dated jan. w.. i'W
11uuuu Nv, .s1 It II Of HarrIson st, ~, 2aaia7 ,,
#, dated Dee. a, ..:.,...... Gao
Diyisjun st, let Ius,lina a.d saIns.cl Ets, Il T. 81 ~
alol It, dated Nov, 81. 1874 81, l,o9o
Randolph ct, 80 fte e Frankth 81, q = " It 70
uiley, tlated Jan. n q. +. 1AAkwuo. 10 Jacob ,,
WIT II,rr,son St, III; iii It ri Ioyno Nv,
M 1tx1Dufl, dated My u, 1h7J. .........-.. 1'oo
W.ss JArkaou n, ~ It " ol ftahc''eo " ~ r,a
s.r;I, iin'y 81. crr of iirrvsy st, +, l2o1
1aa It, pni " .i.lc3 It. dated Jan c:..-.:. 1,6co
1nn at. ai7r, # o of 1atln ss' Il f'alf1ll IT, ,oo
1IoIrre IT. it7 It Of Adams 81, T. 2sfi.5 Fl,
viii, buildings, lateli bArrl. 1b IAI4..+. 10000
sou1u or clIY LIMITS. wrrIiIs i RADIUS OF Miles
FROM COURTHOUSE.
uatctta st, a97 It y II 1laciuo nv, I, hO1l2t'f
IT, dated JAM lh......,.. ...'....:.::.,:..f a,4no
SQUIRT Or CITY 1IMIrs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF MILES
FIIli cOUAr-MouEE.
Hobby At, cnr of Forty-Inh Vt, " T. 2@x ~,
One hundred aud twensy-four nlli haf Il,
with buildings, iii Il W 4 nf " i Eur. 10,
49, Il, dated Btpt. H. lHi4. lu,uct
fha4 rnuRv-HoCsx,
utino 1t, 163 III of bloomington Vt, VT, eo1ll4
It, d494 J4s1. 1o..... .'t.....s.ss-s'ss.'% As"N
, 1875-01-28

srreial pf.pateA Ia Th4 cbtcaso 7rtbpns.
NEW yoAx, Jun. a7.-tiRA1H-rhe de,nand for
wheat was very light At curly Change, and prices
ruled firm, tho principal holders refuRng to yield to
sell freely there " fair milling demand for wnar
and good Bprg at former rates: the market elusoz
rutaer stronger and fairly active tho milling demand
Ia moro active winter In In 'nors general tleta1d,
slough mt active: sales are 7o,oco bu at site
Gill fur No. Chicago apring, snsla
l'rop tn store; &t.1o01l1 for Northwest ths
ilads price in store $l.1aoal16 far No. No. NIL
wankcs; $l23 for No. siiwankes; &l.236s1.. ..0 for
rel western; sl97 for amber Pennsylvania sl26 for
amber Southern. Barley weak aud quiet aales Of
3,000 bu two-rowcd 6tate OH Trtyate terms. Barley
malt IuJet and taas sales Of 1900 bu two-gowed
stato at Sl.2s time. 0ata hrmcr aud In fair demand
arrivals moderate sale. II 1o bu new Ohio. lntxcd,
Ut G79GYo on track, and Gsda38to aloat Mito ut ID
@syo On track, aud Gsla70o aAoat; Western,
naixad 1t GsH@G9o aAust whttu at Gyt4
70c Slate at G7GaG8a for Mtxsl truck and tha1
GBaze nhuat. Rye Inactive aud TAME. Corn weaker,
aud only u moderate demand for export; old il neg.
lected and IL nominal; The aatea 300o0 bu fresh
Western mixed at s3dsa4n uaoat Western white At "a
tss8o; Westosn yelloW at s43Rsc Southern yellow At
R4Hc; Southern whlts at sdss8c Jetscy yeow u "
este; rollld yellow 1t B5c.
pRoylRoas-Ths p0rk market II moro acttve, sna Is
lover; saes Ut l6o Iris new at $780, III small
ats; 100 brH extss prtus ct S150o3lh.5o the inside
1rlee for uunapectod 80 Irls Western prime nesa
Ut 3l8.2idslB+u tho inAtda price tor unnsrecel !
295u hrts mess, seller MaErh Ut 1000. Lard opened
4uiet anA tame, but e1otel rather better and moro
active; saes OF eue tet city al 1900 trs refined
on private turns: l7s tea No. at 10 71d8lUEo SO
Western ktca,i. Vt iatt413 l3l6s 1,2,u ss sset
January Vi l3,+oaia l3-1L, for {utura delivery vi
hoar u 1000 tva seller February u IL lllG3l3tc
$3.50 tcs seller aAre4 It l3z.al4 ltlso 1,t0u aes sell
| er April n 14talt 1-lGt
FaE1uurs-VAere IL = fair business doing on th'
bsrtn III grain at Improved Estey, hut ~ 0sher oa,
lire the movement u aao light, tunuaHs cpnttnus'
A limited supply, ana oWAHrs are sle4dfnt III ahs
aelAAlll AZ tu high rates.
Wul.KY-Tlo 1narket IL unchanged, With liln1tet
| demand, BAes Ut wv urls vt v1e.
| tIpt tas A4+uetass4 iFsAs.1
NIw YoRx, Jau. 4T.-FLopA-tu moderate dem.nd
receipts t0Db brs; supaEtAs Rtata tnd Westssn, Nv
kS4.yt common 10 gpsd extra, $a6st&5.sp good =
sLoi;s a. vhit$ shsst axtra Wsstssl. 49,
, 1875-01-28

DcerHkin In half rcd anu short blae' u H. sos oo
aliEEN n Fnu1Ts-AppIcs ars moving l,sto moro
freely ainco tho 1ndcr wcnthar, but thore arS no
signs Of an improvement In rr!ces Immediately,
though tho sek is getting smaller, and za!d clIpcn
fruit Is held eliy at recelt dEares otler tr',ita
clloice Atcssina and paero do, s9a per box; v.len
cia oranges $lU1uta120G Per caso Palermo aA alss-
sae 9 st,nSs4e "'i r. r. DO sf Il ssss
s;,.7514.1o; MALAGA gsates si.aes5.Su per keg or
GnooENlEs-No cl,unas calling for especial ne.-
tion wero notireabIo lii the grocery MARKET fair
business wss doug q abo,1t sesay p1fes eoeo alone
lsna. 7yCsaNs; Lasisiaaa, 71ssc.
SOC; choiso 10 fancy lilo. 23Sta3ssio; good to prime
~ S svsfs es11noa 1sv, coss sts' Inea 1V I
4Ss sSao.a:Mrs.s.t = :at lsai ,ixslie; crushed and
powdered 1l.@1la!e granulH,st ia, lia@m3.c; a. a.
tss'ft.: Ira IT, H. sG 1,;S g. ys,p No. pEa:s;
choia brown. et@9,;e: fair tn prime d.. sasss7:c;
9hc; comn,',s Is iair do. 714@sac: N. q. common
E1aurs-D,amond d.ipo, 4t.2oap1.a5; silver dripa,
extra f,nc, 7ha75c gou aiaar-hs,sc srup sue 55c
extra d. GdtDG; New orleaus moasAcft choice, now,
1tey7as: ITO prime, 3o@I?e; do common o3@se5s; -;
sricrs-Allepico. 1s@l7c; cloves, 5o@6so; caasia,
% sIsxcr. Alrte. s.n. a5so do Ualcatia, VI 1atssus
s',;e seeArs-.tef.asn sioed a'@7s; aoien sest, *
viii @ie l:lss.n, Hr Tux esac True blue, siitsGke
| NAY-Thcrs wis aonie inquiry fur lrairia but the
general market duil and easy. No. !, sl7.tD: No.
| do, $15.5u; mixed, $i3.00@ 1850: coico upland
lrairic fl2.uJa12.5u; NJ. do. $ll,5ot5ls.o0; NJ.
| j. or slough. S3.50; 1000.
| HIQltWiNEs-Wcre auict md unchanged. Sales
we're limited to 1uo hrls at pic 1er galon. New York
wiz quoted ut g7o which H. relatively low, but hoors
prefer storing thcir goods to selling ut further do
cline. .-.
| Ii1DEs-Wcts in moderate demand. Dealers quote
e ,uaTet for green cursi easy ut &c, but sales are
t1Ie ATGtt Mt D1fC. Heavy
quoted steady. 1,ry hidrs and shecp pelts were un-
ehsgea We 2no,s Green city b1tsarH 't 5Ss
Heavy do, fG8,ic; part Cured, BGSaAo: green calf,
1sc dry fius hss, kip. aud calf, 1se49c; dry snitr
lea, 1ial5e; leaeon skins, 45t; stieep peits, wool
estimated ia washed. per IT, Aota Lie.
| 1IULS-Wtre quiet and unchanged. Gaol to rhoce
Woaerus range from 39ta tJr,a prime EaRternR 6rfng
45.. Common TO fair Wnsterns atl'l3je.
| LEATHER-Tharo Ii frcee movement in the leather
narke without rerccpt!hls variation IN prices, tt
| following still bslnH current:
, 1875-01-28

ALCOu0I+-Was steady at 81 69l9l.oo.
nisOnhl- -COaN-Hns quiet and firm. Good u extra
Aurl 12sl pFnsh TINT will work tsaf into the!os
husI brpon, 1ok01lko; common 70 fair do, aAeI1us;
iuferlor brush. sta3o,
HUTTKl-Tlers was good demand for Table but
trr aud choce oGerngs pacsed or ID rolls, Wers Feaa
ly saabIe full rates. Thcrs uu very srge stocEs
hero Of MY grade whilo Of choiOs TO fncy tue ar-
ket IL kept we'll elcaAtd. We Quote: Choice to fancy
yellow, 3utI37c; medium to good grades, 23ts 96c !;
inferior to common, 15G392os common to choice roll.
I2ut17c. -...
OuEEsE-Firtuness il still apparent In the market
for th!s comodity, md 1t now looka IL though tho
prlee Of Inns Bootia would soon be moved up 4nftter
lotrh. Cnrseht quotations l63l1e fog prime. aud
lutAlao for lower grades.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uaFrels were dul. and weak, sud
tsrts III iso4uratS request Pork barrels, Sll0i lard
tteEse. t!;S a9ur hatrvs tst$s9o; xlt.ky ~ nssFs.
huekel, aour staye., obtas::p; circle
tlnnx htsaimx, as9os t!ghs rosa, t1a ooas2, ,M.
DRESSED I10ild-rhs market was uall aud weak,
declining ssl0+ The receipts wsrs larger. 1--we hnsa
~ hs xs'shet &C. hsaes az gtay y
s4tant, Also hsaE1j baa Nv tasasss sszs saasey
, 1875-01-28

6Qllke8 Oh IFAGK lh}...-ss 4suN@ 1fa
O11S-No quotabls changes wcre dcveloted. Trade
stray 1T tbs annexed range: Carbon stalat.l wlttte).
l1t deg. tent, IKE; d. ltnols Legal test lo deY,
14kc; do htailltgh Its leg., l71S318c; extra wuttr
Lard OIL 3.1.0ll6; No. o3o; No. 2, 8oo; 1nssed,
ruw. B3Q9a5c: tu boiled, sit&9oa; w1alc- 71G7oo;
sperm, IL 2sa2.a neata!oot oil, srtcuy pure, s05
do extra, gotsy3c; do No. J., 75aba1; bank oll Dc;
straits Gc; pIumtaga oil, 6s75e ufnentiAe, aiestsc
1aphsl!a, u gravity, 14Hesioe; naphtha, common,
EGrAToEs-wsre se,ltng nut Of stare, at rseens
rduiITIY AND aAME-Ths tuarkst Ina boen
pretty wel cleared Of clhIce t!ry-llr lel JMMfy by
shippers to tho East sn1 thai cluHs Of stock ~ steady
lsef,iAs stock IL din ahIl woak. Quasl and praiFtn
venlson nnrhanH'd. No quote: Turkeys. dsasseai,
10 lue cliskenB dressed, Gt19c per n ducks, 7s9a
per IL, guexe. dgs9o per ID; prairie chtsksns s3:3
ta1ou; quail 81 80; yensou suddea. olac; do car-
casE, 5ll7c. ... ..
Enthusiastically was iess active hut Grtn. under
moderate offerings. ut $2. 4pa9. for fur to i'rltne
Glover waa goeA rctIe+t al rnt ut and
sGbu4aG.71 far u1a1nnnth. hungarian was hrtcr.
suug ut H5ts29c A[il!a Was anil very nENl!y
held. rrla.a was quoted at S5ctsflpD, alt it waa
ru1norel tba. 5ilo WA lid lur rouud 1o Flax was
| quiet at $l10t13.Ua.
ghI.TEThu lenaud continues moderate, and ths
lnarket stepdy. ut thu following rtees: tondaRa hnd
| Saginaw, nus, $l.Gat calaua do, $l.10; ordinary
coarse saou: coarae diamond, tal31 dairy, wtloat
bag, s17s aary with taes' tfo Ashton dairy pes
WHOLLY ttw small Western o1loss sro arriving,
but thu demand Ia very light, The marles IL tlrn,
and clua aasostal ta ass hell BY soma dcaeEH na'ya
bsts57e; poor to good tub.wasled, 43t4s2e hne and
ueunl waahetl hasee, 4is Asc; coarse washed heses
unwlshsd, 17es32o pullod WOOL A2Qat7c.
, 1875-01-28

1lOuY-Thoso Va. depressed fsel!us in the Aos
were mt 20 laegs ~ 10 cause aar hit tbs prospect
Of larger r,su to-ay coupled With tie fact tllat tho
wcatlcr warm that tho packers l not feel i'll
tueu to continue active agraious, raced holders 1t
disadvantage, and prices Of packing grades graila-
ly eaaa1 on until nj agsregatc reduction Of l5a29s
was gntIerca Light hogs were In Hall 8uuPty nnil,
though not meeting with anything mare than 4 mod
cras demand, wrra firmly held ut former rates. The
range of falrs ~cre $.i0u97.2 25, with only single
trHnssrtlo ut le Atter fglrs-12u averaging 42G s,
sold lsy urrgory. Coaey Il Co. sales u light chiefly
vt $G.a'GGG, AMI IF aasy at s6.5nG}590. Thu grlI-
erhl marley closed weak, with u tendency to luwer
irrra.
, 1875-01-28
TELEt,RApHIC. MARKET REPORTS.

srtrtai Disuatth 10 The EAfta1a Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Ian. 27.-!:3o ?. nl.-Ths brcadatu1a
market II quict.
1.ospua, Jnu, 27,-Ths amount uf bullion gono
into tho Dank Of England OH balance to-day ii
.G25a, 900.
LONDON Jan. 27.-1sA.s Of diacoint in open market
for throo mtuhs' bills LILO pvr cent, 1916 per
cent below Hank rate. Consols, for money OF ac-
count, gs'ea5 52os Of 49, 1o7i: do Of 'o7 1o7a5;
lu-4os, 104sl; new 5s 1Oal; New York Central, %;
Eriq, - preferted. 4aT. Tallow. 44a.
TEAHxrohT, Jan. a7.-5-2es Of W, ss'l.
rAu1s, jan. 27.-lentcs, CAT 4714c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.-DreadH.uHs dull. Bacon
kturt clear middes. 49s til shoulders. Ns. Long cut
hams. Sig.
, 1875-01-28

MEN YonK, Jan, n There q fairly act!ys pack
ago movement In cotton goods prnts, gngl1anls aud
Kentucky jeans. Cotton goods tlru. brown sheet
iugs sctiyo Medunl-g grade hleachod shcenss in Inn
proved request At stsa.y rates. Rofd acconeia 40
tiys and III short supply. Medium sls-band prints
and BhirtIngs doing furiy. Alcn's prints opened Ut
yHc, uul ptnks ut vc Low:gyade Kentucky Jeans nc-
tiYa aud advancing,
, 1875-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tllo receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce in tllis city during tho
iwcuty:fnnr hours ending at o'clock Oh Wednesday
1uruiug al for ths corresponding date ono yeas sgo
, 1875-01-28
LIVE STOCK.

The receipts during tic week have been - follows
, 1875-01-28

nc.lvc yessnr.lny, and very sscny though soo wrro
dull, and provisions casirr. The business aato
consisted, in largo part, Of turning over Fthtnhf5
property into March, to Arptd deliveries on Monday
nc1t.
sapie dry Enos connuc to meet with IN saefe'enR
demand p,I remain frns III price. nswn ami "ear-
ed csItnls continue 10 advance, and tho tcnr'cS III
nil cottoy t. xt!lcs is In tic direction. Tho Ero
ecry market WIS without special new features. cottes
nre ox,,cctri to 40 9hor befre tho easc o The week.
hut otI,tr lines romuin comparatively sealy. Hitter
II moro firmly hold, hut is not quosahly higher.
C]rta remains firm al Tho lately advanced rrce', or
nj Gt tic for primo factory. Dried fritta were IN
light req.,est only. Fsll narng on hernl scale
md remain hrn 1rices of coal. leather, hagginH,
aud tobacco arc THE tauo at tho beginning If tho
week. The oil trade ln!ct at fornlcr quotations.
Lumber renasas quiet, md without change lit prize.
Hardware VIE unchanged Furs saahc to dealers,
md tho offerings were fair. Tia broom-corn market
continues firm, Int tlo Is doing at present. Hay MAS
dull and mt very nrn. 1fi,lce hnra. mud wool "ere
steady. sccds less nctiss but etrolE soc de-
Rssirttons, owIng thels scarcity, icing Higher Green
fruits tro selling the retail rn!e at current rrtre
Choice dry-],ickcl poultry wa4 taken BY shippers and
tho supply well reduced villa rnor Rtock Was dull aud
weak. --...
"Hloom 10 Hutchinson, 7,oso brla rork for March
at $so5" was short transaction The ra ycster-
day afternoon, but IL involved tho payment VI no less
than s12s, 40 as tia valno Of tho property,
, 1875-01-28

a-I)c,ot curner ut Wells and kinziosts.
b-l1epot coynot Of Canal and kfnEtt.Ets.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAr WESTERN RAlLF0A9.
b<pot, font At Ltar-t., url tilf n TMtny-ssrpnL.
Irke-aiart 81 tG.'k-s, .oEththa corner u Hanlalph.
ant 10 {t;nf{.sf.. If Iai,Adn.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

How IT Is DONE From a Pittsburg
tPa.) firm We have received an article
cut from the columns of our issue OF the
10Th, discussing the unjnst discrimina-
ton made by the Central & Union Pa.
cfc Railroad companies. Those gentle
men say:
PITTsBuRG August l9.-Ed RrcoRn.
We can ship goods from Pittsburo. Pa
TO San Francisco by the car load for from
$125 to 81. so per on. hundred pounds:
and for the came goods over the same
roads to Oeden-eieht hundred aud
eigbty-two miles shorter-they charge
50 Is per one hundred pounds. This is
making the Nevada merchants pay pretty
dear for the privilege Of getting freight
over the roads built by the Government.
This lie another illustration of the huge
swindle perpetrated on the business men
of Nevada. The discrimination is most
unjust and inexcusable. but so much has
been said and written on this topic that
rsitsration is almost useless.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

The Austin Reveills learns from q
gentleman who has just returned from
the "Second Comstock" said to have been
discovered in the northern portion OF
Eureka county. that theIe is nothing in
it," A large ledge OF quartz has been
discovered, but the highest assay OBJ
tanned from it was only at the rate OF
SIG per ton. Thus is another chance
Tor q second Virginia City nipped in the
bud.
The Gold Hill News Of the Gath says:
The passenger train brought the body OF
Miss Annie Prudential to Virginia this
morning from Steamboat Springs. The
deceased was about sixteen years Of age.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29
NEW TODAY.


have been annoyed cons iderably for the last
few days by base attempt at "blackmail. :"
prscticed by certain parties in this town, who.
having resided in certain legal quarters them.
seives. are endeavoring to raise disturbance
between myself and Joseph Anderson. 90 that
they can make money out Of II or else get AS In
such position that We would be compelled to
pay hne to save ourselves from the degrsda-
tion Of workins out our time. ] have never
authorized any one to make any explanation for
me nor to disclaim any act Of mine. Never
claimed to be an owner in any woman and don't
wish to gain any notoriety as such. attend to
my own business, and II the parties who talk
about me would attend 20 theirs, they would
not need to beg for support around the town,
1t WA. ANTHONY.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29
ONCE MORE.

For the last two weeks We have been
wondering what new departure the portly |
editor Of the Virg. Enterprise bad taken. |
We knew he had got on his war paint
and was busily engaged in scalping his
contemporaries one by one. Hs CON-
menced on the Lyon County Times man,
laid that poor fellow out, then jumped
at the Chronicle till that paper chal-
lenged and silenced him, then he went
after the Reno Democrat, pulverized
him, and even went out of his way to
give rap at the Sentinel that stands
guard over Charcoal Flat. And now he
breathes once more and looking over
here he declares: Tho editor of the
REcoBD must be newcomer to Nevada
or a careless reader" This is fearful.
II Is bad enough to be called new
conner" but to have it Numbered at us
with all the din OF q Papal bull that we
are a careless reader" partakes OF the
most superlaiive degree OF horror. We
have scarcely deserved this at the hands
Of the Enterprise; when the worthy
and well-meaning-man that writes those
articles was begift on oil sides and sore
boset we put in good word for him
now and then, and this is our return; tt
be called those fearful names and classet
with the emigrants of other and moistel
lands. Our natural modesty will no
, permit OF personal statistics, but ate
saying we have been in this great ant
glorious country for some twenty fou
years, ind pleading guilty to the charge
( of being "a careless reader" (Which !
more our misfortune than our faulty W
will leave the Enterprise man in pos
: session OF the field. In conclusion "
: are sorry to say that our careless readin
j. of the Enterprise has shown us that tn
prolific pen OF the Enterprise editor
d too often allowed to descend to persons
!, and unworthy vituperation, a phase
4 journalism which has the most banef
), and demorali zing effect on oil concerne
N We hope that gentleman has been arour
OF long enough to note the truth Of this a
ID sertion. And now wishing that parage
8. Of politeness "a fair goodnight, vii
o; rosy dreams and SAUNDERS light"
,s, turn our attention to worthier subject
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

PnoDABIL1TIEs-By the roundabout
way of New York we learn that the opin-
ion there seems to be that instead OF
Flood Il O'Brien working against the
Bank of California to cause its suspen-
sion, they were DESTROYS to see it pull
through its embarrassments on account
Of the bad effect that banks failure
would have on the Pacific coast, and
which would probably affect them.
This looks plausible enough, but yet
Flood Il O'Brien are possessed of too
much solid wealth and are too power
fully backed to cause them, to look with
any degree OF concern on the status Of
their rival and competitor. It Is more
probable that they took no active part
either way in the matter, and without
actively assisting in its downfall, did
very little to stay its dawnward progress.
What effect the failure will have on that
firm is hardly question. They are now
without rival or aggregated competition
and will, for the present, exert as grea
an influence as their prostate rival did il
its palmiest days. This is on the supposi
ton that the bank will not be resusci
tated which is not yet definitely settled
Whether it will or not, it must result
favorably to the projectors and backer
of the Bank Of Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

INExcUsADLE. "A late issue Of the
Brooklyn Eagle contains the following:
The Phoebe DAILY RECORD is published
somewhere west of the Rocky Noun
tains, but its editor reads the Eagle. A
recent issue Of the RECORD reproduces n
luminous account from the Eagle OF n
Sunday dinner at the Oceanus Club. to
which Mr.. Michael McCluskey went in a
Chinese junk. where he figured as the
champion feeder, and where he played
Jerusalem poker SO as not to break the
| Sabbath.
Now. such geographical ignorance on
the part OF the Eagle editor is inexcusa.
bic. The second district in the great
Silver State is too we'll known to admit OF
such acknowledgement. The RECORDS
articles have been copied into New York
and Brooklyn papers at various times.
The Brooklyn editor must study up th'
geography Of his country. or we vii
begin to think that he too is Of the genu'
emigrant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

The initiation con v-ntion which meets
at Detroit next month will discuss the
best way to provide means whereby
every man shall be enabled to invest his
means in the public securities now ex
elusively within reach Of the capitalist
and banker. To be consistent the above
will require supplementary discussion
as to how every man shall be provided
with means, The one would be about
as sensible as the other.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING IN THE PosToFFICE AT
IL Phoebe. New, Aug. 2s. 1875. II not called
for In four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
.ettar Office
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

The last phase OF enterprlsing railroad
development is reported In Omaha,
where q company has been formed to
build road to the Black Hills.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

johnson has beaten Coyle again In .
swimming match for the championship.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

Six tons Of paper will be required in
San Francisco for the printing of the
State and city tickets for Wednesdays
election.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

Bonner, Of the Ledger. has paid $685.
600 for the trotter Grafton. His time is
2:l5L.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

Boise City, Idaho. will have tele-
graphic communication by the 10th
prox.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

Selections from lie Grand Duchesse"
enlixens the Mecbanics' Fair at San
Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-06
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
indulgence Is practised by the youth Of both
sexes to on almost Unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty thcf1llowiug train q
morbid symptoms unless combated by scien-
tife medical measures. viz, Sallow counte-
nance, dark spots under the eyes pain in the
head, ringing in the ears noise like the rust
ling % leaves and the rafting Of chariots.
uneasincss about the loins weakness OF the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect, loEs
Of confidence, dididence in approaching
strangers dislike 20 form new acquaintances.
disposition % sbun society, loss Of memory,
hectic Pushes. pimples and various cruptions
about the face. furred tongue. fetid breath,
coughs consumption night sweats, mono
mania. and frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtained, should apply Immediately
either IN person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails OF
efIecting quick and radical cure.