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while men on tho foot. way distribnted bani'hlls,
calling attention to tho superior way IN Which
you might 10 buried.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

JEsrlt.E rG:.LAK.
n lhs Lti'tor Of 1he ch'caao ir16um.
CHICAGO, Dee. 3I.-1p your issue Of thin ,norn-
Inn notice appca,ud regarding myself, which is
contrary to tue facts, snd doea md injustice.
You say that Judicial clomency was exercised
yesterday In somp Ellat tInus Ia! manner for the
hcnotlt Of Joseph PollAk Justice or Tue tsaeo; @
guilty Of. extortinx illegal toss, And tho YeeiInt
wna tol aside. and a now ttla! grantel HLersnpon
tho HIato's-Attorncy promptly entercd no'lo
rross1lii.
sreclfny ask for tho privilege Of giving atl tic
facts 10 you 40 that tte nubfic may jnee II filc
alleged cLargo made Of e1tortlnG Illegal foes
: % On tho 10Th Of August last Mr.. George gpar-
lng. an attorney. came TO rss ofco with Mrs.
Ellen Householder, aud svoro her to com.
plA!nt drawn by him, "herMpon warrant was
ise!icd for tl,e arrest Of 7. +. Dri7;oI And
tino tl.e case wan called and disposed ot.. az
havo ahown your reporter. Now. tho alleged
charge asstnat 20 y "ekt9,ton" y, y t9and ~"
page ss tho ",d svs'1 Statutes o. lS1 ue &c.
jn..icc, ,; A" csc., ''ti shall viifulty or cor.
ruptly receive or taIo any feo nr
rowafd to execute OF to do h!a duty Al such ofi-
or il a,ic officer shall w!eful1y Or cornp!ly ash
Or demand as n condition precedent TO DO ITS
duty any teo or rawa,d, excolt such Us shail bo
allowed by law, ho bhall ho fuel" ..
Now, al tho .rini Il WAN conceded hy The States
Attorney, Mr.. Naed, that tho foes recelvo3 fnot
tomanded) wero legal {see fees Of JuAtlcer, III
paeo iii. Soc. a0, hut ihAt tho Attorney General
hal decided that the Justices ought to collect The
fees from tho defendant. and not receive them
| from tho complaining wittcas, apd. NJ all the
| Just,ces aave aiwa1s Construed the Inv 10
10 bo thst the5. aro entitled to ro-
| coiyo tho foos from tue complaining
witness, aud no court h.d ovor lnalo decision
| on thie very Law. Both tho Stnto'n Attorney and
tie Court (1udgo Jameaou) slated ut the trial
that they knew mo too long and too vol, aud
that they wero satisfied that would uot receive
a Hnslo cent, knowingly, aa a fec N'ilfailY NJ
corruptlv. Those whH mo 7oroiai ut the tlne,
| aor IT aay other time. Tho members Of tho Bar
considered tho whole afTat az malicious prose.
cttiot, gotten up by partiea who do the bidane
Of tho ling 10 punisll 4 1nau who dared to TAXI
au opon anl decided stand agnnAt tho rnltp
party. md expnsa in THE TAtnuNE their do,ncn
And lcaro to the thinking public to decide Il
tho allegations agans. mo wero true. Respect
fully, - ..1osEru poLLAE.
, 1876-01-01
MEXICAN RAID IN ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. S1.-A dispatch
from Tucson aa!s that three companies Of Unit
sd stsso. cavalry made forced march to San
Raphael sunday, but, hnd!ng that All armed
bodies bad paused into sopots, they returned
It H. reported thai, resquiera's t.Qops, whlo IN
without payment The reyolutiou5tta sctnpu-
lously respected thu 1ixhts aud property Of I'll.
, 1876-01-01
MYSCEIIhNEny12,

r a., ~,rl r,
~ n, .ns H. highest p,se ~ JONAS 4: nRiELS;aA: 81
Enoth tafktt. NIneI. ~ "e!l prHpt1 nNen".o ~.
/ I HT{J}sAltE Fur EtJIsyfTlKE. Ut;uf}[EH,
.fnrrl fon, t1ra &c. ttrs
t.ot u,rrho,l.o iii W.. "nt9..f Nv rates :lnonay
aIranrtd.
t,n.a1, nam 1f,i, ftA4riirF t.1tirt1tSfi ANTI
IL n I've AAntons E?ods at any kind " sondsnx 1sttoF
hJOSAS o.i.DEt. ~ t:--- s.A;e-st:
5ARi;AlSa in FfJHH
u EtEfjtST MINK HET3
Nix Nh H2S ein Htl
FRENCH aEai. IYNN TN MNRTEN 6E1H
~ II IT, Iii, sj6
f.ENt:tSEHEa I~StsfS EET3.
M Adj; ~,
GENUINE SItEfISSi, nEAI.aKtN BETS,
C11tfD.tcN, EtJ:CpG iii AN;3sETS.
Itatf regular ntcsa,
IL. 7, MARTIN,
tJ ;yr Al Est.
. . :; -, . :, ;,..-..,;TT
{sDGkR0hfH1;N EhIkHMlSAlEH ~ NoS.
y tFAc!. or srf s1H Min !ula nttfc; ~
jnr nfAtnet!na n hnf'r. Tall on OK AnhfcM Arthur
oAkL:f' t~,S:.t'.'t --.-.-z--=:
}tsASFE3,-A EA.ItL EtFE At 81 NORTH
w "f,iss h'AH'4 "t'''> A'' "
, 1876-01-01

cather'aa oshm's, 9o4 State street, sha has
constantly on hsud now snd elegant costumes
associations, etc. Bho gives special attenson to
furnishing ,,ni1ua and beautiful nttre f1. conu-
Try noaqiorhi,eH oldfolkn' concottH lah!canx,
etc. Hoa,o OF ler orders arc from as fat away ID
Council Uulfe, Ia.
, 1876-01-01

Tho other DAY new Fuuersl Reform Coalps-
ny in London got Up mock ju9ersi Leaf4S, VI
btes, nou,n Mug coachos. ,nutds, and ali thu
other t.ApplpEs OF Hoe. and paradsd tue suee,s,
, 1876-01-01
SEWING MACHINES,

r7OR HALK-HhEERAL LATE IMPROVED MA
saiass stahsas!ng blaxsss, WjIs.lsr Mspu, Wed.
litovsF hAtts Wttson 5lG. q ts.s than hAi oo rcs.
, 1876-01-01
1T. LuKt'A HOSPITAL.

TO he Editor of 7hr CntcaD" Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.-Ihero IL no charitable in
stitutoin IL tho city which has stronger claim
upon tho Ienoyolonco Of our citizens than 81.
l4u&aa Hospital. Tic twelve years of its cxIst-
cnco hGve served 10 ea!ab'ihlt It more and mere
thoroughly in the conadenco OF tho public, FOR
LIS latt i've Years It has Mim'o'atersd relief to
only tA0 WnnE o1 mems HiuueE HoH'
cnInrging its sphere OF nBcfnlneso
AZ npi LEGATIONS for admission, nro be-
ing constantly MBe, Nhlch 1t il Often
, 1876-01-01

GI:HrH WAkT1:D-WE HhFEAK ExuELLENT
~ otenuE tur fow slr.t.cs&s No battss
opportunity ossEsd to snsTEc1o and eApAbls
y sss q. Of wh!sh ~ an ot Ga.YPsss
Gt,,. ,aaautao;uses md pnb.eaioas oas tad
cAt.t.ds Tho Hnuls United 6sale4., And csEabEs
sss sasoMou. II H. sSsiaess q sddss, l. HiN.
, 1876-01-01

r. Tie EJiior Of The Chfenpu tribune:
CuIcAno, Dec. 3D.-The following lettor s1-
p1n!uH itBolf
EouTn bend, lnl., Dec. ~, l47'.-.io or EmnioWs:
In view of the approaching New SrAr antl The coming
Ccennia anniversary 1t Ia our desire ts pftsent to
each u you copy Of some weekly paper tsch al yon
may aelett> for the yrnr of 1911. With or best wishes
fur your welfare, We worry tE.l!y yoasH,
SIEpEnAKEN LIMOS.
Tho above Ia q Huro indication that there are
business lirns III tho West wlo are not actuascd
only by se!nsh aud mcfconsry motives. Thu
firm OF 5tudobakor Bros. IL not MI exception to
that genefous eiass who havo tho wcIfpro Of
their employees nj hoart- That fac. Is ahown
vcrv ptaluIy BY tho aboyo circular. The nrui
employees 100 incn. 40 that 1t least 91.400 will
bo expended towards making them hanpy for
whoIe year by receiving weekly papers full OF
nBefui Information, aud having q teud"ucy to
Improve aud elevate them all. We only wisl.
tI,at other firms throughout tho country would
follow tho EorcroAs example Of Stutlebalicr
Uros., OF South Boud. lud, u.
, 1876-01-01

4 G1GAH FAt:rnRy N 4 city Of 1%G lS.lAn- .s.
tGss I'll: y; iGs, .oIs
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.a,sa s"H .'Hs s'
1aas y Il ;: IL :s
e. sa$SM s.' saEIE 'a i. /: n'hann ,n's
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on 5Exs1'1SoiH@15 q. !i @ A 1fHES "a S., ~ Y
.us '%Es.ss nd tns .s's. ~ Sa @ Il
iis fSa I'LL. Ill '+''
1l1Ni;LY tI1TE1li1p HAMP3.i!-iit.uM AM kTO(k
.,s Az sss sn. aud
IIJN sAi,E--ON NEX15iAStiK-tioLi, MlSHs TN
Gy .sfs tx. i. s!Saass .hs sasass
II0H sALE-GK EAuiiAkuE Fns Any att'n
oo. IT.
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9 * sS*4 SIs ii: S s,,! :s'' II
II 1iASUp1uruNiSo EsTAMl.lsMAENT,, M1N:
'sS5 siss IL
0Nk fii,sr.uLAss ,sAMPkENO3M AND 0Yk
~ fs.. luos stess and t.Snis 5ouE d.tns Esotsos
S'i' asi a'i;: sis
..It,,1H--7vTrtI utIoI T1HiK Ei1It EAIE IN
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NOTICE
To Whom II May Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ANDY,
~ Mac and Hugh Mullan. owners in the Tao
tSeven-Thirtyl Mine, Highland District, Lin.
coin County, Nevada, that il they do not appear
within 90 days from this date and pay their pro.
portion Of the expenses incurred in developing
said mine, we will claim o forfeiture Of their
interest according to law.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
JAMES n. GREGOR.
July 18th, 1915. jylA-sOd
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FOREIGN NEWS.

VIENNA, July 1S.-Ths Prese says dur.
ing the engagement with the insurgents
forces on the 18th inst, near Kleck, a
Turkish man-of-war fired upon the in
surgents Notwithstanding the protests of
the commander of the Austrian msn-of-
war. The Presse says this is a fragrant
violation of Austrian rights.
LONDON, July 1S.-Walker & Co.,
worsted spinners at Bradford, have
failed. Their liabilities are $500.
Francis Hart Dyke, prosecuting at
torney, died yesterday.
In consequence OF the very unsatis-
factory accounts received, and the pros
pect of some important failures. large
amount of bank notes have been trans
mitted to the iron districts. The great
depression in the Cleveland iron trade
appears likely to culminate in disas.
trous financial complications. Rumors
are circulated that the bills of we'll
known firm have been sent back from the
Bank. The firm besides being one of
the largest in the iron districts, is also
gigantic financial concern, and on its
safety depends the existence OF q num-
Der of others.
A private meeting of the principal iron
masters of this district. was held yester-
day. 1t is intended, if practicable, to
convert the firm into stock com pany,
and by this means meet the exigencies of
the case.
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A Walking Arithmetic.
From the Warrensburg MOI Democrat

From the Warrensburg tMo.) Democrat
A great deal has been said and written
about the great mathematical prodigy,
Reub " Fields, who lives in Fayette-
vile, in this county, and the more that
is known of him the greater wonder he
becomes. He does not possess the
simplest rudiment of book education
does not know letter or figure by sight
and yet he can solve the most intricate
problem in an instant, or can perform q
calculation in less than minute that
would require the work of an hour by
the ordinary modes. For instance: We
gave him the day of the month and year
of our birth, and he told, in less than a
half minute. our age in seconds, min
utes, days and years. Give him the day
of the month and the year Of any event,
however remote. and he will instantly
give the day Of the week.
We spent two hours with him last Sat.
urday, and, Notwithstanding we have
often talked with him and seen him dis
play bis wonderful gifts, yet We always
| find something new in him.
We placed column OF figures on 6
paper. equal in length to the column o.
an ordinary sized ledger, aud called then
of to him in rapid succession, and wher
the last number was called he gave tn,
sum without moments hesitation. H.
did not zee the paper. and would mo-
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BY T Ell e G. r A Phi
SPECIAL TO THE ProCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, July 1S.-The Tribune 8
Hartford special says 10000 people
were present at the Jewell reception last
night.
The Tribunes Washington special say 8
during John Kelleys recent visit to
Washington. he paid his respects to
most Of the prominent Senators and
Government officers and also spent a
day at Mount Vernon. just before
leaving for home. Smith Ely asked
Kelley if he would not like to call on the
President at the White House, Kelley
has never seen Grant and said be would
be very glad to call on him next morn
ing. Two gents were in the Presidents
anti-room, but they had not long to wait
as Ely is frequent and welcome visitor
to the Executive Mansion. He took i'm
mediate occasion to present Kelley to
Kelley had long been DESTROYS to psy
replied he was very glad to see Mr.
Kelley: "You and /. Mr.. Kelley" said
the President "were Of the same opinion
before the St. Louis nominations. :"
How is that" said Kelley. 1--WE we're
both OF the same opinion that Tilden
was unfit to be President" said Grant;
"that is so" said Kelley, "but you have
changed your mind;" said the President.
II have seen nothing to change my pre-
vious opinion" All laughed heartily and
Mr.. Kelley subsequently remarked that
Grant was not the dull fellow he is taken
for.
The Sun says editorially in italics,
that Tilden aud Hendricks have been
consulting at Saratoga and We are con.
fdent that they have come to wise con.
clusion. We advise them to join in
writing one and the same letter of ac.
ceptance and to sign it with both their
names.
Because Of the warm weather which il
existing, ice has advanced hundred pei
cent in price. Snnstrokes continue; there
is no immediate expectation Of fall in
the temperature.
NEWARK, N. j.. July 1S.-Rev. Johr
D. Blair, Of the Newark M. +. Confer.
ence. died to-day. He was one OF tn.
first Methodist ministers to California,
and established two churches in Sal
Francisco.
SARATOGA, July 18.--The wind is &c
high that the boat race has been post
poned until four O'Clock this afternoon
81. Louis, Mo-, July 18.--A FIRE in tn,
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SCHOOL APPoRTIoNMENT.- Under date
of July 18th State School Superintend-
ent, S. P. Kelly, sends US the following
apportionment of the school fund ($16,-
O66.75) among the several counties of
the State, upon the basis of the school
census for the year ending August 3lst.
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District Court.

The District Court met at 10 o'clock
pursuant to adjournment and transacted
the following business:
F. ". Peck VS.. Glisssn et al, dismis-
sed at cost Of plaintiff for want of pros
ecution.
Eupy vs.. Sherwood ct al. Plaintiff
moves for leave to file amended com
plant, which was granted; defendants
lake until II o'clock Friday the Dist
TO answer and the case is set for trial by
the court on Tuesday the 9th.
All jurors in attendance. were dis
missed until August LIST at 10 a. m.
Gray vs. Gray, action for divorce, cause
tried before the court, and judgment or
dered for plaintiff.
Cour, then adjourned until Thursday a
10 o'clock.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
BY GILMRR l. sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE
WV Nswbern T Eastland
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have known character on II IL he had.
One hour later he repeated those num-
bers IN the exact order in which We
called them to him. We then began at
the bottom, and would call two or three
numbers correctly and then one incor-
rectly, and be would correct US by giving
the proper number.
More mysterious than this TO Us is the
fact of his ability to give correctly the
time of the day or night. whenever called
upon, without any references whatever
to a time-piece.
In this place the me-pieces are oil
regulated by railroad, or ST. Louis time.
IL you ask "Rsub" the time, he will
say: II am l5l minutes past /; il YOU
have railroad time you have so and so, I"
giving the exact difference between sun
time and railroad time.
Another remarkable fact is, that he
gives the exact time of his locality. If
he is in Washington City he gives Wash
ipgton City time; if in San Francisco,
the time there. He cannot possibly do
these things by any method of calculat
ing the passing time, for he will give
the passing time as accurately while
waking from sleep at night as if it were
daylight and the sun shining.
There seems to be nothing too great
in numbers for his mind to grasp, and
yet nothing to small. He can tell what
the interest on one cent would be for
three seconds at the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum, AZ readily and as easily as
he could tell the interest on 81 for Ole
year at the same rate per cent.
Eastern incident: The passengers
in the sleeping-coach were Just doing
wow-wow" "Great dragons, there's a
young one aboard" growled fat man
from his upper berth. "Ill bet hun.
dred dollars none of us can get a wink OF
sleep tonight" "Wow--wowl" whined
the child. There he goes again.
growled the fat man. Il never travel
but what l run across some ones off
spring" Who's that taking?" cried
the mother of the child. in loud voice
Mel answered the fat man. "Wh,
didn't you either leave that child a
home or stay at home YOURSELF" EAR,
you talking to mep" demaded tn,
woman. "Yes. ma am am! say it i,
a shame to bring a sick child into
sleeping-coach to disturb twenty or
thirty people," Are you father?'
she asked. mo, l haint." "Nor
mother?" she continued. mo, ma am.
well, sir" she said, as she poked he
head ont between the curtains, "wheI
you've been the mother of eleven
children, moved forty-eight times, lived
in nine different States, and worn on,
corset right along for seventeen years
you'll begin to think you know you
business. l think I know mine;
and if this baby wants to howl he's
going to do it. if have to come owe
there and kick ton and half of con
ceit out of you.'
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~ FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
San FRAscrsco. July IS.

San FRAscrsco. July Is.
l MORNING SALES.
500 onhir-Is ASK 46b5
foss Nexican-3O 29ss 5Ooo 9Voo SOb
AN could Curry-li 1874 ..
~ psst 4 Belcher-449 Az AK 44S 4iss
~ cslifornia-5sA ssh $50 80 5s3s 5sa 5sS
80 S saw Sirrin.5s 52s 52y. 5sb5 52,slO 52A
-. rSoilsr Potosi-77h77
20 yale Norcross-sa 81,
yss crown Point-lO 9's
iI65 Imperisi-oa oo,.,,,
sgs Alpha-40 39S 40bj 1875 39S
ssS Peicher-l7S l7s
~ sierra Nevada-l3'i l3ii lib3O IA. b3O
In Confdencs-l74
IA EIchequer-li's Is
IA pullion-i0
ssO overman-6sA 6s on CT
80 Utah-lo
r00 Justice-2l 2lS
,d iSS Union oon-ll'. liz llhb5 IA
250 Lady Brysn-S0c 49c
CSC Julia-S4 ga So Ssb1
I3s5 Caledonis-S go 5s
AFTERNOON SALE.
1875 Meadow valley-H
i05 RAYMOND Il Ely-SS So
i6o Eureka Con-llA IN
alO Jackson-2& N
so Alps-lh
7l5 Belmont-3A
liSo Ieopard-8A 80 9b30
90 Ciila-h
-so Northern Belle-3l4 s1h. 81 80
l45O Hussey-95c
4 $40 Gen Thomas-2S
7Gu Mansfeld-s NC 55cb30 5Jc
500 Coso Con-A SOC
500 Golden Chariot
4l0 Baltimore COn-lA IL
20 PoOrman-A
1855 Silver Hill-6I 60
so Rock Island-lA
us New York Con- Z
50 Woodville-l
205 Kossuth-1h Ia
AGO Andes-24 ~
$50 Wells Fargo-l5c
$50 North C8rson-k
100 Leviathan-70c
400 West Belcher-2h ~
rs Trojan-A
70 Prospect-6
2745 Con Virginia 81 54as3o SAN 54a
54sb5 81 5+5sb5 54Hb5
1870 Mexican--9S
440 Imperisl-5A
ITO Overman-67
Bg5 Californix-85h 58T so
70 Alpha-39
AIS Yellow Jacket-26 y 26hs30 26k 26k
800 ophir-5ia SOY
800 Julia-8
2U5 Caledonia-9 9I
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE BLACK
HILLS. First Hussar Regiment Light
Cavalry, Lincoln County. State of Ne
vada! Wanted-l200 volunteers. 50 off,
GERS, chaplain, surgeon. Indian
treachery and Clusters death calls for
revenge. Each man will be mounted on
a race horse and furnished with a coat of
mail and three sabres each. A Gatlin
gun will also be tied to the horn ofleach
saddle. Hurrah Apply to
CAPT FRANK TAKArs, U. S. A.
COLONEL DowD, Adjutant.
Phoebe, July Is. 1876,
MINING COMMITTEE. - The following
gentlemen have been appointeiby Phi.
Felsenthal, President of the furnace
meeting. for the purpose of interviewing
the miners of Phoebe, and soliciting their
aid towards building the citizens smet-
ing furnace; Wm. Mcdonald, John Deck.
Ben. James, P. j. Cullen, Neil Boyle,
Fred Grand, Jerry Sullivan, James Nc
Donald, John Delaney. A. McMat b,
Dennis Hurley and Peter Medlin,
A HORSE belonging to a Mormon wag-
on fell at the corner of Main and Lacour
Streets yesterday afternoon. After con
siderable difficulty he was released from
his harness and placed again on his feet
Want of proper and sufficient feed was
the cause of his weakness.
ANNUAL MEErINa.-The annual meet
ing of Phoebe Phoebe Hose Company will
take place tomorrow evening at their
Hose House on Main Street. The an.
nual election for officers of the Company
for the ensuing year will take place. All
members are requested to be present.
From ARIzoNA.-Three prospectors ar
rived in camp yesterday from Arizona
on their way to the Goose Creek Noun
tains in Idaho. They were all wei
equipped az far as horses and food was
concerned but said their money sacks
we're very light.
The WEATHER.-The weather was
warmer yesterday than we have had il
for the two previous weeks. The high.
est point the thermometer marked wal
80 degrees.
A BRAND New BABY.-As will be no
ticed under the proper heading, oul
trwnsman, John Roeder, is the happy
father of brand new baby, which was
born in Phoebe yesterday.
SOME evil-minded person is telling my
patrons that my ice in Eagle Valley vii
not last longer than about q month.
denounce that person as q LIAR and {
VILLAIN. If.
A PINK silk sash is in the postoffice
awaiting proper direction to be for
warded to Canada. The right party will
please call and direct it correctly.
STOCKS. Yesterday MORNINGS quota
tons of Virginia stocks showed an up
ward tendency, which was good news t.
the numerous holders of the same.
ONE of the Eureka and Palisade Rail.
road teams leaves Phoebe tomorrow
morning for Eureka direct, with loat
of ore.
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at half past seven o'clock with two
passengers.
The Young Mems Social Club hold
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock al
Browns Hall.
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars a
Poujade's. IF
TRY the Pumeriega Cigar at Johl
Shier's. If
FRANK WHEELER is again in town from
Bristol District.
SUSPENDED. The Local News has sus
pended publication.
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Dividend Notice.
Notice to Creditors.

TNsTATE OF VIM. sCANLAN. DECEAHED.
II Notice IL hereby given hy the uncsrsiened
Administrator Of the estate Of Vim. 6canlaps
deceased, to the creditors Of. and MI perfone
having claims against. the said deceased. 70 e.
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after tho Arst publication Of this
notice. to tho said Admipistratof, ct Mica gull
lens store. At Phoebe, IN the county Of lincoln
Dated d PiocAA. July oth, le50.
jye-1oA 4xL0o oUxxLx1.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

pork house OF Basset & Lincoln last
night, damaged meat to the extent of
about $40, 600. 1t was fully insured.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

TRr the favonts BRAID Of Boqust CT.
CARS at John Shier's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19
LOST.

nN THE MORNING OF THE 9TH INST,
~ ct the fire on Davis street. Ten Dollar
Gold Piece made into Monogram Sleeve Brit
ton with the letters X. 8. upon 1t. Ten dolls-s
reward will DO paid to the finder BY returning
the same To Russall Scott. u his soloon on Main
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