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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23
Gin Miefens sTernrpbr.

Mmerif9 tpirD bQl0 oQs grDBte .Snltru<
ment beiibsn, um. bic 9immelst6rper 5u
beoba9ten. .6err Sobannes Sid in. .@an<.
Granciseo aat Die. MufiteQuns aeKelhen
iibernommen.. Das srpbe Saitrunient Ion
iii elmer 56be pen. 10000 Gub uber Dem
Meere in einem lebr. reinen 2ufttreile auf
Der. ,Sierra+ +Mepaoa aufgeitelt lperoen;
feline Obiectiplinle. .ioQ :einen Dur6me6er
BON 4 Metern erba!teu :uno lcmit 3 ei cine
6ntal,peite BON 40 @letern cine $4,000
fade 2inearperer6Berun9 leiiten, Gin Bis
ber ,lnerreid ter effect, 90 ielbit bas 3ie*
ienteleilepspon MiQiam 9erridel taum
6O00 MaI per9r6bert. Ser @eFerIpiegel
oitiea Seleitsps :ioa bon einem sruben:
@Dlinber gebilbet lperoeu, Der NIT reinem
Auedlilber gefiilt lit uao rotirt Die
9berf rfade toes. Qued lilbers }oa parabo=
li59 concap srbalten ,uerben, bic ral9e
uno bod gang sIei&f0rmige ,Betuesrns
bieles ,1n9ebeueren. Qnediilbercplinoers
blrfte bebeutenbe me6aniide S9mieris<
teiten peranlallen man i6Gbt bic Soften
bie1cs $eleItops auf L Mitlion 9ullar5
llnb: feline 9erfe1unes5eit auf 5 Sabre.
Mit oieiem: @ieieninitrumente ,,eri@iene
uns ber Mono 1ibeinbar nur 3 Meilen
entfernt ). ben Mars ,piiroe es 10Ofa9
9r6Ber seisen. als mir ben. Monb ieben ;.
bas ieleno9rapiime 0etail ludre oer un=
mittelbaren ). 8eoba9tun9 nabe9eriidt.
8IQei9t ,piirSe bamit AUDI bic :genaue
8eoba9tuns berW feroi6en, oas@tuaium
Der Ylanetenrin9e,mb pielleidt io9ar Die
Nuf0luns bon ,gRebelfledeu selin9en, bic
Bis beute alien 8eoba9tern Srpk boten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23


..--73 ,uei. Suu;e9ei ie Henb be{@lol>
len :unlangf, 9emeini6aftli@ ibre eieene
Wutbi&aft gu iiibren;, mne. mietbeten au
bieiem 3wede. ljd Elm 3immer. @ie ,poQa
ten bort .,latirli6 audi einen Ofen auf<
iteuen; unb, ,pabrenb Der Cine :bieien
taufte,: bate Der Mnbere ben- Manrer ,u
belabten. ,pelGer bas fir biz. .&6Dre er<:
foroerli@e.Qo9 in ben @aornitein brad.
Sic. 8eioen .ent3meit.n R& oann uno
tbeilen:ibre oemeini9ofHi6e 3imner*
einri9tung 3pieber, wobei ;unter Mnoerm
Der Clint .natiirli9 ben >Ofen uno. oer
Mnbere bas MDbrenls@ erbielt. =.
-Die q BasetaGoruusta bebauptet, bas
Der breslauer Gixfbiidof, nadtem Ct ii& in
Sobdnnisberg niebergelai1en, bic prubifde @e.
0ierung benadri9tigt babe, baB er Der geiudte
apoFbliide Delesat:fiir bic 9ietoie @neien fei
une eab er bon ieiner jebieen @eiibena aus iei>
ne Miiiion aud ~eiterbia erfiQen tuerbe.
>GinSe TT trof einft einea armeM Wann, pie
ber(elbe ieinen bel iidb babenben 9unb Iber cine
Nlaute balb berIber, balb biniiter iprin9en lieR.
Ser. .9err, melGer fab, baB Der &unb bor Mat~
tigteit taum n,ebr iprinqen tonnte, fraste ben
Wfan,t, tparum ct benin ieinen 9uno 70 plaW.
vSa, tuiHeu Sie," eriuieberte Der Mann, ameiu
$unb iprinst fiji fem eeben germ, .uno bente bat
.er ni1ts ~ freiien triest, ba mus i9 ibm bod a
Bil9en Greube maden.1 .'--
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23

otlNSe" wv o. S>Iss"~"..9 ~1'HSasA5S H~~P~
grfirbung 1T guar nod in ,t,einem &opfe
Euno MD 1te beraustreteHsiH bic @irflibs.
|feit> Der Wlenl9beit s,tm Seill,sunb % bic:
Jransolen perldmaben iie s.Diiroen, mldt
+6bten ipenn i4 lie ibnep DHenbarte;
aber bie @nslanoer lolen iie oenno9
niemals tennen lernen benn Der alte
Socquaro it, Elm re9tldaffeners Mann,
Sod i9 ereifere mid pbne @rlno; sic
baben einen S4er5 MAIDEN pollen, uno
i6 babe i'm fir grnit 9enommet. Sc
ben sic mir bic Sano ull0 }pre9en mir.
BON anoer,l9in9en.
Wtit oej jeu WDrten rei9te ct Dem Gns=
lanoer ieine bon if,nerer~ ~8eapesung 5it=
terrible @auo'; bieler aber 1aste:- ,
Sd babe @ie beleioist, 9err Sacquarb.
aber ni9t ubli6tli6, 5enn ib batte ni@ts
als SIRE Ber1on, Dor slugen oes6alb
iDeroen Sie mir per5eiben. @ie 6aben
re6t, Sbr 9iubm uno Sbr Genie seb0ren
Tranfrei6, au@ Dem unoantbarenGranf-
reid ober i1 min oie1e unoantbarteit
BOT BEN Qlu9en bon gang europa bloB=
itellen, uno S9r &5nis ion iie bur6 mid
1elbjt erfabren.
sSl bieiem Musenblide erl9ien Ma=
bame Sacquoro unb meloete baB bas]
Abenoelien fertis lei. Man iebte ii9
su Slide uno Der Nbeno persip9 al<n
9reien nuf 6as ansenebnlite. Datt
blieb a6t Sage bei Sacquarb.
@ier5ebn Sage nad ieiner abreiie
bra1te man Socquoro Elm pddet NIT
Dem @ie9et oes Miniteriums oes Snnern
,uorin linn feline Grnennuns Sunt Sitter
Der G6renle9ion anse3eigt tuutbe. 49,, -.
9ie Greuoe Sacquaro's oariiber lit nftt
Morten ni6t 5u be(9reiben ;.tr 1a9te, er
ueinfe uno fang. - '''..' ''' -
Was rief ct, lie baben en6li9 an
MIDI 9eoa6t, fie baben mir ,@ere6tigteit
wioerfabren laiien! Weein @atetfan6 be=
tru6tet MIDI nidt nebr als einen Geino;
es 1iebt einen MoDltbdter in mir. :: Wein
@ott, wie 9liidli6 bal ou mid semo6tt
ssSn bieiem' NugeilbIide 51dte Elm eis<
talter @ebanfe bur1 feline Seele :, oas
Minii iteriolidreiben entfiel fsiger '9ano
uno cine Sbrans bes tiefen S9mer5es
rollte iber feline Mange::' ~ :. ':':.
.@att, einem Gn9ldnoer peroanfe ib |
bieies @@reiben auf Die Giirbitte zines
GngldnSers fat es Der &Dnig an mid
ri9ten 'lallen. Warum neroante i9 eel
ni6t Grantreid, meinem 8eterlanbe?
@lldli9er,peiie unterbrab Wiaeanlc
Socquoro ben un9liidli6en Soeenean9
Ser eben in ibrem Manne begonnen Ddtte
ourh bic @eldaftigteit, init tpelder fe]
iDm cine Gle bes breiteleh ganbes, oas
lie 6otte all ftreiben t6nnen ins &nQpf=]
,lO6 itedte> oatauf i'm beim Nrme nabm
uno bur6 Die san5e @taot 5og uno je*
Der S6iIolua@e Die Dor 6em neilea
Sitter oas @eiuebr prdientirte, cine @et=
beugun9 ma6te J. aber perli9ten tpnnte
lie oamit oenno6 ,'i9t Sacquaro's s5rau.
risfeit, uno ,uenn es BON linn abgeban.
gen bdtte 10 Ddtte er oas 8an6 bdfo
wieoer aus leinem anopFo9e entfernt;
benn er oa6te babel nur an @att uno
feline .Deruenouns beim 86nige., -:
Ser @ebrau9 Der SacquarbFa6le per-
breitete :lid jeoo@ jebt INNER nsbr; nidt|
nur II, 2Don 'ionoern aud i'm ganssn
iibrisen Grantrei9: 2pon Sdblte bals
10000 SocquurbitiibIe, unb jebt lpen6et
man Saequaro's @rfinouns iiberau Bel
Der WerIerti9ung bon @eioen., 2eimen-,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23

uHO IeulS out& uuuS4uUul NHu utAuoA SS''
BON auerlei slrbeiten, bic nur ben 3ued
Der 8efriebisun9 ber. .een1einiten 8ebiirf=
niiIe BatterL oenn jeoer .@eoanfe an cine
nel,e 0lal6ine, Der non 7.3eit gu 3eit unr
tuillfiirli6 in leinems lh0pferil6em @eiite
oufltie9 cr16reeftc i'm ,uie cine 8er1u=
dung Der Sblle.
60 woren ibm IA Sabre pcrgon9en.
Ser Safer Datte 2ubtuig XVIII. plab
sema6t. Mls in Die 1er 3eit Socquaro
einmal an cincm id6nen Tri6lingsabenoe
nit 1elncr 6rou Dor leinem 9dus6en gu
NuQins 1ab :. 5ob er nidt obne ueber=
ra19ung einen Neilelungen Dor leinem
@dusGen balten unO einen 9errn aus
oemlelben ftei9en, Der auf i'm sufam uno
i'm NIT itarf uusgclprodenem englil3em
9lccente fro9te Sfomme i'd bier gu 9errn
Socquaro =?
S6 bin es 1elbit, mein 9err, ontuor<
tete Sacquaro be19eioen.
Wlein Serr, iagte Ser Trembe, inoem
er lid; ebrfurdtsupu entbl0Bte un6 tief
uernei9te, i6 bin itolj uno 9liidlid, sic
perl0nli9 fenren su lernen. nno uunl3e
ooB Sbnen mein Same nidt 9anS unbe<
tannt lein m06te i9 belize Sames Watt.
Scr Griinoer Der Sampfmaldinen
oer Mann> ser Die taulenb Iebel> Die Der
&rie9 iber europa sebradt bat> ,uieoer
gut madt Ga len sic MIDI oas &nie Dor
Sbneu beu9en, benn @ie linb Der 9rDBte
Wfann, Den i'd femme.
Sanes Watt reiDte bier Sacquaro
Die 9ano unO iekte li6 gu i6m, t..
@ie luerOen MIDI bod beute NIT Sbnen
eljen lalen frogte er. 49,.
Gs miro mir Elm Nerenii9en lein, aber
sic ,per0eu bel mir einen l9le9ten Slid
linoen, oos la9e i6 S6nen poraus.. -.
9luf oiele Mor fosoerte er leine Trau,
welcbe be1deisen Suriid9etreten mar, als.
Der TrcmOe erl4ien> nit beiterm 9umor
auf, i6r &ii9entalent 10 slan5eno Derppr<
treten 5u lallen> als es ibr nur ireeno
mS9li6 ,uQre. W{aoume Sacquaro per-
ipro9, ibr MD9li6fes au tDun uno 9ins
| Io9lei9 on'S Mert. Wott lob ,pdbreno
oes 3ipieselprdds ber beioen Gbeleute
uer>uunbert I'M .f9 ,unb tpnnte Die drm-
li6e Gin|o@beit Der Wobnun9 ni6t be-
greifen.
98os 2. la9te er enoli9 ols Socquaro
81 linn 5uriidtam, Sic baben SIR Na=
terlano nit elmer Grlinouns berei6ert,
welde in ibreA 9feiultateu fir bas 2eben
uuo @oDl S6rer 9anosleute unable6ba<
res Sell ent6aIt> uno oenno1 ldBt man
Sic in bieler 3uriid9e5o9enbeit unS un-
betonntl6aft leben? -. 49,:
S6 wiinl6e ni9ts ant,uortete Sac
quaro nit Der ibm eisentbiimli6en Me=
lan6plie, Die 1einen eolen 3ii9en einen
pobltbuenben. Nusorud CAB, ib mini I6e
niGts, ols oiele llnbetonntl9o bis an
mein Gnoe 81 bebalten. Sd babe .es
erfabren, lpoSu oos 8efonntlein fIbrt !;
oos fur6tbare @el9rei pon .Sauienoen !:
~Sns @aiier Inns @alier nit Sacquaro"!
orD1nt nod beute in meinen Obren uno
erfiilt MIDI nit Gntieben. Man lagt
slpor oob man ii6 jebt meiner @tiible
aa9emein. beoiene oaB- man lie 1o9ar
na6 meinem Tamen renne. ober i6 nlaQ
ni6ts bopon mi len i6 mag mid ni@t
luieoer bamit hei1dftigen; i'd ,uiu mir
ben Mbeno meines 2ebens ni6t nod elm
mai burA unbont perbittern la1jen.
9ti6t iebes 2an6 lobnt ieinen Wobl=
tbatern init unoonf, iagte @att be9ci=
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

PRrvArE scHooL.-Miss lAlyie Ribh is
DESTROYS OF obtaining limited number
of pupils girls only: and no, excesain,
eight or ten-ior instruction in the ele-
mentary branches of an English educa-
ton. Particulars as TO terms. etc. will
be readily furnished on application 10
Miss Bihb, at her residence on Meadow
Valley street NJ
II 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 Il Co., who emplov
none but irst-clsss wofkmen. II.
We have not been betrayed in saving
as much as We intended, hut would
merely remark, the best of everything
at Panaca Saloon is one price, one bit,
am prepared to deliver ice. in large
or small quantities, at any part of town.
| have about $50 tons. Leave nrdsrs
at Fulks 4 McAlpin's salooon.
II W, II. WrtsoS
CIdARs, all brands, qualities and kinds.
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
lex, CRYSTAL lcE, delivered daily by
S. B. Martino. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
THE best of sherry and clare, wines
are to be had at t. G. Poujade's. Iw
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN Il Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos
Coschina s, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander's
drug store.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23
L M p . r. II A N II
SUMMONS,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
L enth Judicial District, of the s ate of Me-
vada, in and for the County Of Lincoln.
Esther Abrahsmson, plaintiff, VS.. Julius Abra.
hanson. defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
In and for the County OF Lincoln and the com.
plant MED IN said County OF Lincoln, in the
office OF the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Julius
Abrahamson, defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear In an &C.
ton brought against you. by the above named
plaini III In the District Court of the seventh Ju.
dicial District, of tho State of Nevads in and
for the County of Lincoln, and answer the CON-
plant hled therein. within ten days exclusive
OF the day of service) after the service on you
OF this summons, if served in said county; or,
II served out Of said County but wit, in said
District, within twenty days, and in all other
cases forty days; or judgment by default will
De taken against you. according to the prayer of
said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree
OF this Court dissolving The bonds of matrimo.
ny existing betw. en- you, said defendant, and
SAID plaintiff, on the grounds that at the time of
said marriage she was only of the age of 10
years n months, and that said marriage ceri.
mony was not performed by plaintiffs consent,
Dut was forced and coerced to permit said cere-
moDy TO be performed. Since said time she
arrived at the age of l6 years snd has not con.
sented to said marriage. All of which is more
Par'icuaiiy set forth IN PLAINTIFFS complaint,
10 winch you are referred, and further, that she
DC allowed TO resume her maiden name Of
Esther Davis.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint az
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief herein demanded, and
for costs Of suit In gold coin.
By order of Court.
lseall Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Lincoln, this 4th day of June, In the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
| and seventy-five.
p. b MILLER, Clerk,
By j. M. HANFoRD, Deputy Clerk.
iel4-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

We have received the following COM
munication from one of the sufferers
(Barrett) by the fire in Bullionville:
BULLIoNvILLE, June %, 1875.
EDITOR RECORD At 2 o'clock this
morning fire broke out somewhere in
the rear Of Harry Bryant's restaurant,
but some say in Billy Ceilings variety
store; any how, the fire was a very de-
structive one. 1t leveled Harry Bryant
restaurant and dwelling house to the
ground; Billy Ceilings (agent of the
Phoebe REcoRp) notion and newspaper
store is entirely destroyed, also A..
Browns saloon and dwelling house.
The butcher shop of Charles Mathews
and the telegraph office (both being the
property of Mathews), at which place,
thanks to the energetic and capable
services of the men employed at the
Raymond & Ely and 5-stamp mills,
the coDhagration was stopped. All the
hose from the 90 and 30-stamp mills
were attached to the company's steam
pump, to which, with the above manly
assistance we attribute the saving OF the
whole northern part of the town. The
Magnet mill Office caught fire several
times, the heat in front from the burn
ing pile being so intense, but by the aid
of wet blankets the building was saved
The hotel caught fire in several places,
the heat being 80 very great, but not suf-
ficient to prevent Dolf. Landrich, Al.
Eastland, J. Marsden and several others
from persistently wetting down the sides
and roof of the big house. Our thanks
are due to l.. B. Seaver, the Superin-
tendent of the Raymond & Ely mill,
who not only supplied hose and engine
to throw good stream of water on the
burning debris, but sent the company's
team to haul water to all parts in danger
where the stream from the hose was up.
able to reach. There were many others
who did good service, but in the excite.
ment I was unable to get all.
Yours, in haste, B.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

Let's get up talking matches during
the campaign. It would be interesting.
Pit the candidates for Governor against
each other; Booth against Sargent, Swift
against Gorham, aud Tom Fitch against
the field. with Frank Pixly running
around loose. to stir up the animals and
keep up excitement. Fun in it's. f.
Alta, June IS. ~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

The MEANEsT MAN IN Town. We
don't know his name, and we don't want
to, for we like to think as we'll of every.
body as We can. But he keeps a shoot.
ing-gallery and GROCERY up on South G
street, and yesterday morning. as soon
as he heard that Richard Noali had been
30 unfortunate as to precipitate himself
to bis death down the shaft of the Gonld
Curry, he went plunRinp down to
Judge Coz and wanted him to attach his
wages for bill of $14G0. OF course.
such proceeding could not be legally
taken, and if the man had had O grain Of
common sense he would have known n.
and II he had had as much decency
as dog. he would not have wanted
to have done so despicable a thing
we used to hear of the wickedest man
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
other cities, but when it comes r;oht
down to despicable meanness, the non.
gnn-proprietor is far beneath them ali
1t he ever escapes eternal damnation =
will be because his soul is too small for
the devil ever to find it, Virginia En-
terprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

We have received the following com.
munication from one of the sufferers
(Barrett) by the fire in Bullionville
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

1t is related that when an old friend of
Mrs. Lincoln went to her recently and
told her plainly that she was insane, and
that her best friends felt that it was best
that she should 60 to an asylum, the un-
fortunate woman said: 1T may be 30,
and what if it is so, what wonder is it?
Have I not had enough cause to derange
any woman's brain? Did l not see my
husband assassinated before my eyes?
Have l not been homeless for years, an d
have not buried all my children with
the exception Of Robert? Do you won-
der that am deranged?"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

PUBLIC LEcrURE.-Prof. W. +. Stew
art will lecture this evening at the Court
house, the subject being the Deposition
of Mineral Veins or Philosophy of Min
ing. ID. r. Whitehill, State Mineralo-
gist, will as q prelude to the lecture state
the object that Mr.. Stewart and himself
have in making a tour of the State. The
admission will be free. As the subject
will be OF interest to all residents of min
ing camps it is hoped they will have
large and appreclative audience. P. S.
Since the above was in type we have
been notified that the lecture has been
postponed until Friday evening, at the
same hour, at the Courthouse. The
reason of the postponement was that
there are many persons who desire to
near Frank Stewart lecture, but would
2 % unable to do so on Wednesday even
ang, owing to the meeting of the associa-
tions OF which they are members, hence
the change to Friday evening.
MICHAEL. whose surname ia Delanev
amused the Boys" yesterday by riding
borrowed animal down Meadow Valley
street to Main. After he was onoa
mounted on the animal, the "RoysH
would not let him off. but commenoaa
whipping and starting the horse into n
run down Meadow Valley street. Tha
animal turned the corner Of Main street
very swiftly, and kept on going, but The
occupant Of the saddle vacated il and
took q Seat in the middle of the street
declining to ride any farther.
We yesterday saw at J. j. Halpin &
Co. 3 hardware store galvanized four.
inch iron pump, with patent valves,
which will throw a four-inch stream.
This pump has been made for Jim Pier
SOD, and is TO be used at his ranch. The
pump will be worked by a windmill.
Messrs. Halpin & Co. make pumps of
the above size, or as large as six inches,
TO lit water at any required depth.
GEoRaE AMEs reached Phoebe yester.
day. by the Salt Lake stage. after an alb
sence In San Francisco OF q little over
month. Mr.. Ames has enioyed bis
uip, and is ready to start to work again
~iIn ms accustomed vigor. His wife and
family remained below.
The MYsrrc KREw OF Coxus will hold
meeting at the Fire Department Trncl
House, on Main street, this Wednesd.y
evening at $50. A full attendance y
requested as the final arraneements Ill,
% made for the Fourth Of July parade
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23
S.a.YCIsCo sToUK REPORT.

SAN FkANCiSto S'O
s.s FRAsorsco. June p.
anxs, MORNING SALES.
as5 ouhir-4SS 45k 46 45a 45h asa 44Ah1
l5a5 Mexican-l7s lIab5 rs Ia
$40 could s. Curry-le lo@
1a5 Rest & Belcher-44A -
"a Chollar Potosi-s4 sSf
Is5 Crown Point-S0 2yA
10 Hale & Norcross-S6
$50 Imperisl--68 on
rs Empire Mills
105 Kantuck-l3 1915 12a
l40 Alpha-l6S loA
40 Belcher-26 26&
90 Confidenca-l5z l5s
s7o Con yirginia--S22iS 321 322b5 800
265 Sierra Nevada 1873 lax ,,-,
l3i5 California--55k So 55s4 DO 90 % solo % =
54x
80 Bullion-So
go Overman--69s 60
20 Justice-9O
285 Succor-l
SIS Union Con-6A 6k 6's
100 Lady Bryan-324
so Julia--llA IL
ITO Baltimore Con-4s "a
10 Knickerbocker-S
80 Utah-5's
80 Eclipse-S
10 Challenge
10 Silver kill
1876 Con--2&
Is Occidental-o
l25 Rock Island-s3s
% Mint
1Io Lady washington-lss 4 lAb3
90 woodville-2As 2Ss3 ga % b3
100 Kossuth-S7c
1850 Andes-3A
III North Carson
245 Cosmopolitan-35c 9. he
$50 Prosperity
$50 Maryland-a
800 South California-2&
AFTERNOON SALES.
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Phoebe silver Mining Company.

Ftoche SILVER Mining Company. 500
Location OF priacipal place Of business, San
Francisco. California; location of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada. No
tice-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock. oD account of assessment mo.
81 levied on the third day of May, 1876, the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spective shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the third day Of
May. 1876. 30 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as NAV be necessary. will be sold at
public auction, at the office Of the company, No.
ll9 California street, San francisco. California,
on Thursday, the 1st day Of July. 1875,
at the hour Of two o'clock p. m. Of such day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, togeth.
er with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
CHAS. e. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice--Room rs. Al9 California street. San
Francisco California. je16-td
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THE BUSINESS
MRS. d. j. HICKOx
An Adjourned Meeting

OF THE CITIZENS INTERESTED IN THE
~ Raymond Ely West Mining Company
Will be held in Sabin's building,
Saturday Evening, June 10Th,
at : O'Clock. Books for subscription to the
capital stock will be opened at the meeting.
Capital stock 100000, divided into 40 600
shares of a par value of so cents. Terms OF
subscription, 10 per cent. cash. A full attend.
ance is requested, as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
By order OF the President
jel6-td GEO. W. ARNOLD, Secy
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A wrestling match will come off in
this city early in July between Emile
Reguier, Frenchman, and Joseph
Farnsworth, Cornishman. for $500 q
side, the match to be in antique Roman
Style. e., grip from waist to head.
Time and place not yet fixed upon. Ar
ticles of agreement were drawn up last
evening, and the first installment Of the
money put Virginia Enterprise.
June 10.
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A very touching incident occurred this
morning on the train from Reno. A
weil-dressed, gentlemanly-looking man
OF forty, perhaps, surrounded by all the
comforts and even elegances of travel,
was sitting at his ease enjoying the
beautiful vistas of sage brush and other
delightful characteristics of Nevada
scenery. Another gentleman, a year or
two younger than the first, apparently,
was passing through to forward car,
when he started and riveted his ewes
upon the half averted face of his fellow
passenger. His gaze grew more intense
each moment, and as if drawn by some
strange magnetism. he slowly approached
the stranger, placed his hand upon his
shoulder, and said, in evident excite.
ment:
Excuse me, sir, but is your name
James -"
=" Hold on, there +" shouted the con.
ductor, rushing up. Against orders.
Sir. Passengers not allowed to annoy
each other by questions like that. Yer
ington's orders"
"Oh, blast Yerringtonp said the aues-
toner. angrily; and again turning to his
wondering fellow passenger: "Ain't your
name James Brownr'
1T is, SIR
"And I'm Jack! Hoorayp'
1t was indeed his long lost brother
--[Virginia Chronicle, June IS.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
George Ames James Hart
DEPARTURES.
sY GILMER ! sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE;
RS Clapp Bertha Martin