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New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

Brig Rising Sum- orifinc Bri'getown, Bsrba,oes L. W. &
schr Bird. Curtis Richmond and City rOmt s'aght q
seir. Demine Hodgkn.. Georgetown, Dem. jed Frye
& Co. - O.. q.
sclr narel Russel, Maeare Now Haven :. Fdeeon, Jr
schr Rokes Marstor, Daren, b. p Metcaif
schr Harvest Corwin Providence II. l.. II W. Jackson q
schr Peo: Kelly Perth Am62y Wilson eSdtrey xv,,.on
Godfrey.
schr John Cadwalader. Phnney, Jacksonville Bentley
sci,r ouo'dv. Ycunv, Elizabethport Jed FRYE & Co..
sclr Ricardo Barrcs, Newton. st Johns T. r. b. j. wen
sslr. o: ~ Marrett, Reed Raracoa r. j. wsuberg & Co.
sloop Unity, Delrcs Gull 90. c.: Cartwright Doyle.
Barge Potomac, sweenc' phi,adeipiia' Jas Hanh
ARRIVED.
steans,p oder serl Iei Bremen MAY g. and South
steamship Gen Barnes Chcescnar Savannah May lG with
Ba Jose de B1eno Jones ST Jalo Cuba 1G days, with
surar
Bark r. W GfHthstof Turks Island). DrummOnd. Maaa
Rad, Gelsonina 1tail, Jaccanno Ca;ania SO days, with
@ az 4 p hn M;Sne sa s fs%S y1tG ' r
Sen John Ms.sHsT, Rose, VIRGINIA, with corr .o,,
sehr ", wetberspoon oi PaITsborO. N. So, pettes
scfr Oyet;a Heryey. Virginia for New.ITaven.
DISASTERS.
DOVER, iay 1o--Tlc bark Imat"r. from Pensacoh lot
Iiu before reported wrecked a DungenrsS pase here o
Gav In Of ree The OF the vessel are al inc
National sailors Home here.
RANGooN MAY 10 The American bark Carrie Humphrey
Can't GrOGier at this peri CARING H@es Il ltalns Sie
viii hay, o. dsc'arpc cargo and dock for Iep.irs.
X p which here today reports pst o1Jt ol her
Geek load and leak during souihH gaze On 'he
llth iTst, 20 miles j. 3 T. sonth Shore lIShis.lp
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN MAY l9.Ine Cunard Line steamship eyhia
Mans New YORK May 10 fOr Liverpool arrived here at
5 O'Clnck. q. IN today.
FA1HTR PoSf. May l9.-T7e steamship Coriu;ian. from
Glasgow arrived here 1870 o'clocA 'his morning.
DOMESTIC PoIT,. ~
BOSTON May l9-Afi1vtu. steamships emma lHr Nn'l,
from liverpool; George APpod Bovcland iron baltimore
Roman Cg0Nell phil .e!pii; Coin q. BaAer
ard leland Belle fr,rn Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Nav l9,-Arr.y., steamship Leipzig, from
hIcItI snp lI'uk y IEayc drrtti, Uin hcston Dash
Lcif MarcUs,I. Glns-ow via Wilmington =. G..
PHiLAuEipuIA. May lg.-Arrved steamships SaNon SNOW
Bortnu: sherman AID Ndcstnr Rogers, from
esstscn Palermo schTs Il. Gurus, Harmon and Jose
Ihhr FirEcti, from - John, y. y.
BEtNswfc ga. Nav lS.-Cicarcd. steamship Carondelet
MoCre,Ty Or1m Fer aud.nal fT ScU iorR.
CHsgISTOS. =. G., Hdy lg-Afryci. sclr ly, Cole from
Cleared. bark y Ca OBJ. Iafvool, 10. Liver
pool saIed. schr. lbnc W"rtli-y. ior NeNlork
GALvrsfpS. Nay lASl.cu ttgamalip san Antonio, itu
nustuu. 20. Nrw-lOrE.
PEoynFxCF ". L. May 19.Arrivcd. steau ship catherine
Wliiu. i!,.dne ana florida, Crcc4cT iiua Plaicipld
SEW-EEDFpKl. Nay l9.-AIvci. scIr l1ttsc ID. J. n
Philadelphia ~aici schrs CHARLEY Ben, iGg ST.
John \. u. MrmcntO. Tor Ncw.loGA.
fEOr Lafcsf Sh.D Sers See NcscnH Pdgc.l
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
SBJPPIN0 LNTELLIGENCE
MAY 10.
PORT OF NE'

PORT OF NEwYoRK .........-..-..-..MAf i''
CLEARED. -,
e.,s,,n Alexandria OBJ Mackay, Glasgow. Henderson
BIGs. . 80 <,,. o,..ao,y uender,on BroS
St..nsto NavHOweT Davidson, Phlldelpii ahes
steslr AMP George Washington, Whitehca- h~AA E' o.
tcamsbip Vesper Davis wilmington pei Abel ApDoiL
Stsansbip sanda, Rector New-Bediord Ne"'ho1io'u
Steamship Co. , e,.w q n Z, u swain a
pevet Dubrovaek Kncszeyick Cork for orders SO
Bar KeSstone Rr) Thompson Cork Falmouth Tor Or
parp Pnsns fItaI Panrzo Lisbon. Bcnham Boyesen
HsrE rce Amedeo d Say0ja (ta) Bosett Giouces'oi'
Eng, Bonham & Boyesen. - ,,,.,.o. ,u.v,.u q "a
BARI Rebecea Caruana Johnson, hatanzhs WSusn S ~"
Bark Nesse Aslansen B0qen. France Funch Edye
d Co. r....,.u. pova
HiBcken, q, ,r,... m v.,.,. A.
Brig The Charley (Brl Mahoney, 81 Kitfs r. l. Ne"u'
Brg Mary F. Pennen, Eaton Boston, Brett, Son q Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
DECIsIONs-MAY 10.

Sgprrne Court Chdmbcrs-Bv Judge Brady.-David
ag f;uInper-The dsconipuauce viii be sustained whlch
a.. e of this the mont 81 $40 cost el ~ VI
the attachment thh thr
costs discontuanco did not occur vi a
Ia, motion noticed. PluIHui'f aEt
sd,fed j. apparent tlat to fIOunIH OF "hio
- .. A. ~ Iassod on shodd have boon prcthtrd "Hth
% order o,etfah 10 was applied Tor SO Gusts 10 abide tLe
event Foster ag ELs.teCeiver appointed EhS Nb~ ioS
tet - ruion. Ganct agt. Clatk.-McmofaLduiL -
Nv Iudg. DanI,ls.Ia} lOr ag Ashley granted.
Ess1I TraNoiicr the Barin all eases trltd u"Ihg
MS (lfl. torn, which points we're 10 nave csh
aud have been counsel requested !" hhh lhe ~ 10
the Clerk on fore edncsfdy May ~, lcio. ,.,
By order OF H. !" LN""i-' - '
CoBuaoa Ploas-epocin T17a-by Judge Van
Bruut-sage agt Veimilye et al.-Findings settled
Marine -Chdmbers-Bv Judge Mchdain.-
r1oming art. Amos.-Dcfault opened conuunhtIy'
tueur, All ounor.-MotOn gatcd Oh payment MtniI
Itr DAYS ~ SO COsts Ioear az Bih- - ~. ~ ip
pdaut demurrer. In Te T.. p caldwell I'aN' 70 h
.rt.ted Schacler ag McyCr.t"uptht d.nih7tu nch
81 Ieel nger.-NG,lDl drnoL DcIdnp afi 10Y
Ton dted without ci,s. SoutlWch agt ApPhn-J
Tor a. Van Eusldrk agt. smith Eicn agt. Snltli-
Fdy.ard ". Avery caqr npl oinitd receiver, %anhi"
~ Clut Reyno.ds act. E.AarLM Motion granted DoNh'
- rgltcF-MOlon e. punish ioT c"nbmil d'l''
inkpYu sps Oi1trOro. H. Hale rsir appointed fe'Nti'
Claim AIT DELANEY: williams asL .!afsi fhA+y As S@I,
-hrc ittrs bond approved. Schtiz T. fsutI. W
,,',, o., t.fIu NftueYer ac GlctehJunemrut Tor at-
f"daut ON ormurrcr Downs aet Nc"bcrgor-Mo,iph Tor
nTG iria denied. Hanson agt Mayoec moo selntit Oh
Nls Dcztcr A6uestua lellie toMoiion q,
,J5f Marlin agt bartin-houon drmc'. wilson Az
Iae.er-Dcau opeBcc c0nd tOnaLy IN ie hei"y-poieh'
aail i.fi, Slrastrifieraet. Hartman-C2s settled
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
pLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

" sailing from Pier u, North X yer ...... . 49,,
For Norfolk. Chy poiuL and INchmOud, IL lfSbA -,
TfIt'RsDANs AMI SATURDAYS, at D. IN, commencing
with 4 , Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line
Iieuout Air Line Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad ani WIN
Company steam nes TO Interior POINTS Ia Not Oaoih'
and Niteaid. 20 .- 49,, a.. .. ,rf- 10
Newnern aud Washington. y. g WA Norfok every IlfS
DAY. IIlIfitSl AY, ard SATURDAY .,,,.,e
1e1.s bel leaving New York mon DAYS and TIL Uits.
DAYS al g % M connecting with Delaware aud haTy lana
railroal.
pas-rugcr accommodations unsurpnssed.
and bills OF ladinC 10 MI
Ioy,af ratrs Norfolk &C. cent
r,c.iye,i daily ~ rirr 81 North River.
C,en,.aI olceS, l0I 0reenwchstt NeM YORK -,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
Cannon PLods-Spocidl TT7q-Ny Judge Val
Brunt-sage art. Vcimllye 81 al.-Flndings settled


MINIATURE ALMANAC 90,
. dana 40 suu Aeis .... 7.lf Noon f1ses..- 2;33
"' ~ mon WATER THIS DAY-A NJ oo
O., ,5oo- "a Cows fsand 5.l3 iien G.. Ferry 7O3
7'N"'' ''''' mon WATfR TiIs DAY. NJ
,,, IA % %G"T'. island 5:39 IIcil g. Ferry 1928
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

IT S. MARSHAL OFFICE, EASTERN
u. DISTRICT OF PENNSlLNAAIA, PHlLADtI.
pIIiA Nav IL, lS7G-THtS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, tnat
on tse l6thdsy Maya D. 1870. Van nS IN
was issued against the Estate of AlSbokN }. phu, ~s'
survive, John A. Baneoli, late eoparner 'YhS 81 oi Of
right OF isil huls W
PiAde pl In the County of Phldelpla an stite o. ,
syvania who been sdludged Benkip on his Wv o 49, ~,
ton tbat the fa,r.cBt OF debts auH delivery on y %
erty beon ging such bankrupt 10 him Si 9r ~ & ista
transfer of auv property by him, are iofmdu " SN
i nj he ct d1rs Of the said bsIkrapt t0 prove lLeI
deits and more ass eiiess ol s , % ~ -
submitted ny shn DibAturt "E
eompostion With his oreitor undrf the o, %
OF the of Congress aplloN O." Juh'
amendaory of The Bankrupt Law III be h.n AZ % o.
ne the small Court room o ue = ?.
s,r, So ISj LbraTyst, Philadelphia orfors
En r chase esd Register, tile oth day ci June a. ~
1876 AZ Al O'Clock a ~. - . x,.,., =. xassen,er
NB-In view OF the large number Of eeso,s a. ~ H. ,rns M
choice OF assgn ana ~ VIC ~ ehs-
ven ~ ,. business meeting the Register go
snrnsns that debts should be proven ss LA az pAoSes
brfere the day appointed for sad meeting s.
No 8l5 wamutst, Phusdelpnt~
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Ocean GtcGners.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers this Line take the Lane Routes recommended
Lieut. Maury u. NJ south Of the Banks ON the
passage tn Queenstown. all the year round.
GERMANIC, SATURDAY, May 20 az p. IN.
CELTIC SATU RDAi, June 3. at D. m.
ADRTArIC, SATUR RDAN, June III, al 3 D. m
BEIIANNIC, SATURDAY., Jure ~ at s p. IN.
GERM NC. SATU RDAY, Jrlv <. D. III. -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PiER ~, NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform ia szc and unsarpass In aI
pOntm ats. Tie Saloon. S:atetoOms, hinS.lng ana ian
Rooms placed amidshps, where the noise and melton
least felt. aordg degree OF comfort hitherto uha[
ta.nable al sea- .
RATES-Saloon $50 and $780, gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms slscrage S2S
For plans information apply at the
Company's Offices, No 81 BroaiwiI. View lorE,. -.
X. j. CORrIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appoihted
IL % carry Belgian and United states MAIZE; ,rr.
The following steantr appointed 10 san iu
Prom Philadelphia. ff1ia NeHt YIN Nav q
rVnIRIaN ND - Nav 81 SWITZEftIAND...-.My May o.
UhnIttiAN \ ID -- June 20. KENILWOKIH......Juhoo o.
-. , .ao i''cs secand VI an, - 600 steersge $40.
PETEH WEIGHT q SONS, Gen. Agents, Phllah,'imnlA,
JOHN MCDONALD . Batteryplace y. L.
f,rATF LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
= lin Belfast and Londonderry. These hrstclass iuipo"
ereu S'rp ptnr 40 Norti Rver-Foo OF Cannlst ". r.
sTATI OF PENNSYLVANIA.. hurshy juno
or
SSl,nTE ~ Indian Thursday June ~
And alternate I'll URSDAYn tnereafei frst est a. tts
or go according accommodation. Excursion lNkea
second Cabin s50 Return Tickets 800 steeago Al
xxTsTTS BAfbWTN Co, Agents ~ Broadwsy ~ ca. y;
sTEERAGE PASSAGE h No 80 bfoaa"S' AN1 ." ~
nanv's Ticr foot OF Canalst, d.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
DANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.

steamer CRESCENT CITY, sATURDAf' May 10
AspinWalL A., o,..,
Connecting via Panama Railroad al laamA VIZ" "
steams ships for ports IN above.
Ior Heish'o Ut PAS'"s" WILLIAM r. CLYDE Co,
No Il Bowling. green.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

-nETn GEEMAN LLnYD

y VIt IT ~ ,.,-,,. ,.,,,.
sOTTHa.IPION. AID EHENES.
COMPANN-s PIER foot OF SECpNp-I T.. HoBphtS.
RHEIN. saturday. NAV 70 y Ma saiuisal, Jun. ~
ELTtS or PASSAGE. from NEW.YOEk to SOUTHAMP-
TO%. HANNE OR BkENi-N -. .o. - g.,
FIEST CAEIN, 500 gold B SECOND CABIN, ftO Golu.
S1EEHAGE. $50 currency. Ola
Return Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid seefaSe Nun
Gates. 80 currency.
FOrfrcght OF passage apply 10 , c y oro,,,. ,,..,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14
WILD BILL AS HE WAS.
One Striking "Reminiscences OF His
Singular Career.

One who knew Wild Bill we'll writes O.
follows to the Chicago Tribune:
have said that Bill bad many good,
manly qualities. not the least OF which
was genuine bravery, and ! believe 1t
can be said of him in the characteristic
language that once heard come from an
old "prairie man " over the body OF his
dead friend: "They got away with him;
but he was the sandiest man that ever
struck the Western country"
II osn never be said OF Bill that he
was the uuprovoked assailant Of any
man; indeed he was always . friend to
the weak. and literal in giving every one
Q chance. illustration OF this comes TO
my mind-an incident which occurred
some years ago IN Kansas town we'll up
and lawlessness. A young man Who had
always displayed Q desire to get along
comfortably with everybody became.
without any fault Of his own, involved
in serious difficulty with one Of Mark
Twain's Arkansss kind Of men," and.
&c q matter Of life or death with him,
was obliged to send him into q perma.
nent sleep upon the hillside. The kill.
ing was done when. with only counter
between them, each man was looking
into the others six-shooter. The pistol
had hardly ceased smoking before the
friends OF the dead desperate began to
gather in the room, aud their manner In.
dicated that " something was going I,
be done. and the young man. a. b,
told me afterwards, expected to b,
shot to pieces in two minuits." The o.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

element bad drawn crowd of curious
observers. and among them wild
Bill" His eye took in the situation 81
. glance. and, with bis peculiar. swing.
gait. he approached the victorious youth
and said. "Shske. boy, you did veil. .
and. turning his calm bot determined
face upon the rufians. be continued,
Nov. you fellows. We have known thi:
boy for some time, and there sint any OF
you that can say anything against bin.
am backing him." That was sll-and
that vas enough. The boy wss safe, Tor
Bill in those days was whole army In
himself.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

In an attempt at editorial explanation
the Virginia Enterprise. in q double.
aimed leader, goes for the RkCoRD and
the Virginia Chronicle. Tue Enter
prse's apology is accepted. We know
the editor means well. but what oln no
do3 1t must be a hard position for q
poetic genius to be placed In aud we
symrathizs with him. he charges the
Chronicle editor with the horrible i'm.
putatiou Of working for salary and re-
ceiving daily orders. This 10 certainly o
grave accusation. but the Enterprise man
no doubt Is correctly informed. As for
our being lin sympathy with tho South
ern Confederacy," We must assure the
Enterprise man We never waste sympathy
on unworthy objects or mourn over dead
ducks.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The telegraph, lev days ago, con. |
veysi the intelligence that the Nicaraena
route bad finally been decided upon for
the iuter-oceanic canal across the Istb.
mus and that preparations for speedy
commencement Of the work were on foot
From the time OF the earliest discoverie.
OF America, the attention OF the civil.
ixsd world has been directed to a shorte,
passage to the indies. somewhere Ia the
narrow strip Of land that connecting
North aud South America separates the
two great oceans. The discovery OF
some such strait or passage vas the am
bilious dream Of Columbus in 1902. when
he sailed along its eastern coast. Eleven
years aitefward Balboa crossed the Isth.
mus and discovered the Pacific Ocean.
Cortez. after couqnering Mexico, direct.
ed his attention to the Discovery or
structure OF such "a waterway and from
his time to the present date, parties have
been fitted out, surveys made, plans pro.
jected. suffering endured and lives lost.
In our day Of triumph. when deserts
Gro subiued. the inception OF the sohems
is made practicable. and We may EXPECT
before tho close OF this decade 10 see
tho great work completed. Advantage.
Gus a. an inter. oceanic canal would be to
the worlds welfare, 1t 10 doubly 10 for
the necessities Of American interests in
the East. The Pacific Is naturally our
domain. The ono great commercial ma.
ton on it's borders, any work that brings
us into close communication with the
Eastern coast and avoids the long aud
tempestuous voyage around the stormy
Cape Horn, can not be too highly an.
prsoisted, and no cost or labor should be-
spared to forward tho undertaking.
What the Suez Canal has proved to
Europe, the Nicaragua Canal will prove
in far greater extent to A merica. But
to cover all the advantages that a work
Of this nature 10 capable OF extending 10
tho commerce OF tho world, canal
should psrtske Of ths nature OF q strait.
With no looks or impednsnts to prolouR
the passage. or render 1t hazardous BY a
lack Of water for looksge. or the loss o.
time necessary to this mode OF overcom
Ing the d "a 'ulties OF the transit. Uufor.
tunately though the Nicaragua route has
been selected ~ the most available. Il ia
route that will require ct least thirt,
looks. presents for lock supply th,
great lake Of Nicaragua, bat II IL entirely
destitute Of hsrbors, and It also req uirs,
greater amount OF excavation thai
other routes considered feasible, bu
Possesses sure means OF crossing tn
Cordilleras with an abundant supply Q
water. Recent surveys made and the RI
animation Of several eminent surveyor
and civil engineers endorsed the "Ns
pipi Route" as the best In every pal
ticulsr, but the Nicaragua route hs
been selected for the great road Of CON
mercs. AT this point tho Isthmus q
tends from the mouth Of the San Jua
River, (Greytowp) to the Pacific 90. al
distance OF one hundred and ninet,
four miles, OF which fifty-six miles al
lake navigation, leaving one hundrs
and thirty-eight miles to be canaliz-,
1t has been thoroughly surveyed, an
the estimated cost 10 seventy-hve mi
lion dollars.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14
NOTICE.

ITO JOHN HAYETT, OWNER . - Dt!es
STATE Mine, situated IN TorpaF!M
Lincoln County. State OF Nev,o ...sd. pos
County. when The mine was ~ notified
coin County,. You are neIoS ~ one b.
there il due from you the sum n.st IN u.
S. ass D @n: .S Sn 's s1u ss q
pay Immediately, together .s.M cisip
advertisement. Otherwise s0n. Iit With y, y
ure Of your interest In coniooy ~ =
I is7 Sons An persons are esutioDsd. ~ -
chasing the said interest III. rotstina circu
Hsyett g hs cannot. under e1's'
css, make 8 legal transfer ,.rs -
Phoebe, New. Nov. 10TH i'''' Jo& -
nl7.9Od
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

There Is man In Indiana who takes
thirty.two newspapers. and you might
o. we'll try to ride a windmill on q
sidesaddle as to attempt to impose upon
that man.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The Virginia Enterprise talks plainly
to Mayor Kaneen Of that city and tells
him he should either resign or act IKE .
sensible being Municipal affairs seem
to be in bad way over there.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The New York Herald notices II IS a
singular fact that great proportion OF
returned Centennial visitors are sick for
several weeks after they get back.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Euboldened by success the San Fran
cisco hoodlum now attacks the police
men AZ they patrol their beat.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

It Is thought that the completion Of
tho Los Angeles Railroad will attract .
large crowd of Eastern visitors.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The Mayor Of Oil City, Penn, gets
81 q year as bis salary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Kansas lawyers are fined for profanity
and contempt OF court when they I'M
der.ake to quote Latin to the Judge
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Political apathy is reported as pre-
vailing in Pennsylvania. The State. 1t
Ia thought. will give an immense Repuo.
lican majority,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Fractional currency is becoming
quite curiosity In New York. Every
one with money in his pocket jingles
ailver
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

A jealous Democratic organ thinks IL
everybody who made false returns,
should vote for Tilden, he will very
likely be elected.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Frank Stewart will be the editor OF Pa
Hollands new paper. Prof. Stewart 10
certainly good writer.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The Indiana Republican leaders. it 'is
reported, have shut 6churz mp. Poor
Carl; he tried to ride two horses and got
thrown.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

A Plumss county dog. seeing his mas.
ter with new pet pup in his arms, pinned
away for a couple Of days. and finally
threw himself into fume.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The Enterprise says that the Demo
cratic cry OF reform" is "the joke Of
the Centennial year" Rather the dis.
grace Of the Centennial year that such
great ani slariugtessd Of reform exists.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The New York Democrats have put
up Lucius Robinson ~ their State stand
ard bearer in the coming hsht.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

And now Chicago proposes to have .
Mining Board and deal in the merourial
stocks OF this coast.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The Molly. Mcguire" murderers
will be hung ut Pottsville. Pa. ON tho 1st
ult.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

The latest idiotio freak developed in
Philadelphia IL marriage in the Csnten.
nial buildinRs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-14

Total number Of delegates -.
The following persons were3appointed Is In
spector and Judges Of Election on the day OF the
primary election in Phoebe:
Inspector, N. wescoatt.
judges. + +. B B. S Ciali.
The following Inspectors were appointed for
the other precincts, with the authority given
them to choose judges:
John Atchlson, Psnaca.
A. McMahon, Bullionviile.
II Frazier. Newark Mill,
James McGregor, Highland.
W. G. Glissan, Rose Valley.
W. b. Maxwell. Spring Valley.
G. q. Heath, Hyko.
James Smith, Groome.
L. L. Woods, Glover Valley.
A. Prairie, Lake Valley.
VIM. Carter. Virgin.
John Piatt FL Dorado Canyon.
Resolved, That the test at the primaries be;
| "will you support Tilden and Hendricks In the
| coming campaign"
Up. CURTIS. Chairman pro tenn.
GEO. T. RIvKs, Secretary.
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Rome comes to the front and an
nounces it's intention to have IN Inter
national Exposition too. The Eternal
City" will throw its gates open to the
world In 1880. Wen all 60.
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RENO CONVENTIONS. political
conventions met 10 Reno Last Saturday.
the Republican, Democratic and inde-
pendent. The last two seemed to act
copjointly. The Republicans made the
following nominations. For State
Senator. W. NJ. Boardman; Assembly.
men. J. X. Everett. J. Glsdding and J.
8. Shoemaker; for Sheriff. A. X. Lamb;
Treasurer, B. B. Norton; Clerk. p. b.
Comstock; Assessor. II. L. Fish. Re.
corder, W. II. Young; District Attorney,
VIM. Cain. The Democrats made the
following nominations. Senator, T. E.
Hayden; Assembly men. F. H. Chase.
Geo. Alt and II. II. Beck; for Sheriff. j.
Jones; Clerk, r. s. Osborn; Recorder.
j. b. Williams; Treasurer. G. W. HUFF.
aker; Assessor. M. May; District At
torney. W. L. KnoI. The Independents
nominated II. Il. Beck for State Senator
Messrs. AT. Winters and Alexander fol
the Assembly and about the same
county ticket as the Democrats.
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NEW TODAY.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE

OF Lincoln County, Nevada, at . meeting held
In Phoebe on the evening of August 18th, 1876.
Resolved, That County Convention of the
Democratic Party for Lincoln County, Nevada,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
State and County officers, to be elected at the
general election Of November. 1871. be held In
the town OF Phoebe. in the Courthouse. on
Thursday, the 5th day Of October, 1876,
ct IL O'Clock o. m.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on Wednesday, the
2Jth day Of September. 1876.
The Committee made IN spportionment OF
delegates from the following precincts:
Phoebe, feukC8.-. %
Buliionville. ........ 2 Newark Mill. .......l
Highland. .......... 2 Rose Valley .........2
Spring valley........ 1 Lake valley.........2
HikO.,.,.,,........A GroOmo. Il
Virgin. .......... 80. Clover Valley. ......l
Fl Dorado Canyon.
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A NJ ONE WISHING INFORMATION IN
"A regard to freiehts, TO-, or having ANY
other business with the Iursha and Psiisads
Railroad. Will And tha Agent, Z. rRALICK, q
wells. Fargo 3 Cos once, o. d the Treisht
House. foot Of Phoebe street. jsa0.IW