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A DESCENT OF FLIES.

STRANGE APPEARANCE or A MYRIAD or LARGE
PLIES ON THE SNOW IN cASADA-sPECIMENs
COLLECTED AND SENT TO SCIENTIST.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 3, 1870
The lato wonderful shower Of flesh which fell Ken
lucky short ago has had It's equal In immense
shower OF fires which fell Monday last at Rvierc du
Loup Professor Herbert I.arue, NJ D. or Laval Uni.
versty Quebec received specimens Of the
which had boon rained down upon the surface OF tho
snow. Those strange visitors forwarded to the
Doctor In n bottle by Judge W. T. Tascheresu, Of RI
vicrc du Loup, accompanied by the following iclter:
RIvrERk Du LoUp Ex BAs, March %, 1875.
MY DEAR DocToR--A very singular phenomenon oc-
Cured here during the northeast tempest OF Monday
shower OF lies Tell with the snow over space OF
several acres. They are by the million walking over
the snow, without appearing 70 BIO able 10 ny. send
you few specimens. You will be able TO judge
whether u Ii worth while TO classify them. In haste.
yours truly w. y. TASCHEREAU.
rhc specimens appear 10 be OF the mosquito species,
lively insects tue phenomenon or insects and snow
mingled together In a temperate cline and falling IN
the same shower i indeed most remarkable one, and
not likely 10 be forgotten by those who Witnessed
IT,
TnE SHOWER
The prevailing impression among scientnc men
seems 10 be that the carried into the
the nclghborhood OF the West Indies, during Of
the storms OF wind which during some weeks past
have prevailed over tho Continent, and were at last
raIncd down with the snow The professors OF Laval
University are engaged In trying 70 solve this
most recent scientific riddle.
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Remarkable Sumptuary achievements Of q
Congressional Prisoner.
6ABcocKs UNPLEASANT POSITION.
The President Speaks Significantly OF
the Bell Expose.
Continuation of the Emma Mine
Inquiry.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

wAsuNGrox. April 3. 1870
Vo1xou's PRoPosxD AMENDMENTS TO THE I'm
yoRcEMENr ACT.
the actioA OF the Supreme Cont the enforcement
oct Has caused good deal Of excitement among re-
publlcsns, especially Senators, and tho amendments
offered to-day by Senator Norton intended TO show
shis feeling Mr. Norton does not Of course, expect
democratic House to pass his bill, but he says he
MEANS II possible, to get It through the Senate SO ~
10 have discussed in the House let the democrats
20 the record against IT. This they win readily 40;
but II = doubtful II amendments TO the Enforcement
act can be made Interesting to the public The necss-
sity for that kind Of legislation hns passed by
The bill introduced by Senator Morton provides
that all persons and officers charged with tho duty Of
furnishing to citizens opportunity to perform any
act which State Territory may prescribe as pre-
requisite Tor voting shall give all citizens equal oppor
tunitics without distinction or race, color
or previous condition Of servitudc. and fall
Ing 10 do this they shall forfeit for each
offence to tho person aggrieved $500, together with
costs and such counsel foes Us tho Court may deem
lust Such offences also 10 be punished ON convc-
hon by nne Of not less than $500, and by mprison-
nent from one month TO one year, or by both, In
me discretion OF the Court Tho second Sec
hon prcscribcs the penalties for any per-
On who by force, bribery intimidation or other IN
awful means shall hinder delay, prevent or combine
10 h,ndcr &C., any citizen rom doing tho act
required qualify him 70 vote The third section pre-
scrbes tine not less than $500 and imprisonment Of
from month year, both, for obstructing on
account OF race color &C. the exercise Of the right Of
suffrage by any person entitled TO It under the fifteenth
amendment BY OF bribery or threats Of depriv
Ing any such person OF employment OF ejecting him
from houses, lands, by threats Of refusing TO
renew leases contracts for labor by threats OF
violenceto himself or family.
TIE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL AS CUT DOWN.
EIGHT MILLIONS LESS THAN THE Esr1-
MATES.
The River and Harbor bin has been completed and
passedon by the committee Mr. Hereford, the chair
man, has brought down the appropriation TO
$6s7700 reduction or nearly 81 600 600 from last
years appropriation and nearly So 600 less than
the estimates made for the present year. He thinks in
IL present shape pass tho House. and that no
had made greater reductions thoro would have boon
very great opposition. The appropriation ought not
really TO be greater than 81 600 0o0 At the most
$4,000 1000, but almost every Congressman has some
local Improvement to advocate, and it has for many
years been dicult to down this appropriation
- proper Dimensions - 10 mako thu Indian service
honesG
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CREvAssE ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
MEurmIs, Tenn, April 3. 1879.

NKuriis Tenn April 3, 1870.
Tie officers OF the steamer A. j. White report largo
Davis Landing saturday night and ycstcr-
d,y. Tho water pouring through, and three
piantat allcady submerged. DavIs' " half
mile aUovs NaporOn, On the Mississippi sida The
tnf0ul this III tho old river
The VAR ia The lower portion VI White River Is
ready tho DAukx
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LOVE AND PISTOLS.

TWO YOUNG MEN OF VIRGINIA KILL EACH OTHXR
ABOUT WOMAN.
RICHMOND, Va, April 3, 1874
Clayton 7. Robinson and Jesse Mitchell, young men
highly connected in Campbell county, Virginia, met
to-day at New Providence Church, near Rustburg in
that county, to settle old loud with pstos Robin
shot In the abdomen and the other
received one shot In the hand which, glancing went
through his check and lodged in the back o his head
Another shot took effect In HIS breast The latest
states that Robinson dead and Mitchell could
The difficulty IL understood 10 have been
account OF u woman.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, April 19.-The schoon-
or Albert and Edward was lost at Hum
boldt bar on the 18th, Captain Erickson
and four of the crew were drowned.
The other seaman having succeeded in
swimming ashore.
Yesterday afternoon while Capt. h. J.
Burns and one or two others were prac-
ticing at the thousand yards range, Bay
View Park, the marker young man
named Henry Graves, jumped from the
pit to replace disc covering the last
shot without exhibiting the danger flag.
At the same moment Capt. Burns fired,
the ball passing through Graves arm and
head killing him Immediately. Capt.
Burns at once notified the coroner and
surrendered himself to the police but
was released on his own recognizance,
pending the verdict of the coroners
jury.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE racer
Katie Pease sold at auction to-day FOL
$3.50, Judge Nee being the purchaser
A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Original Gold Hill Gold and Silver
Mining Company is called for Friday
May 18th, to consider the proposition tc
increase the capital stock from $4,000,
900 to SIC. 1000 900, divided into 100, OO(
shares.
The Caledonia Mining Company hal
levied an assessment of 81, dslinquen
May 22d.
The Trustees of the Panther Minin
Company elected yesterday are G. H
Willard, President; L. Wilsey, U. J
Hussey. I. Lohman and s. B. Wakefield
Frank Swift. Secretary.
There is prospect for lively con
test over the Republican primary to
morrow. The Custom house clique vii
have a full ticket in the field and tn
anti-bread and butter brigade Of Repub
licans and Independents combined hav
also made up ticket. The latter pro
pose to send delegates to National Con
vention uninstructed, and will make ths
issue tomorrow.
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SERIAL LITERATURE OF THE PERIoD.-
For some weeks past the following serial
stories have been running through the
columns of the Bulletin. They are now
in various stages Of progress, increasing
generally in interest as they 60 along,
while few have been concluded: Suit
of recovery by the city of San Fran
cisco against Morgan, the poll-tax forger;
examination of Paymaster Spaulding for
irregularities in the Navy Department;
trial of Lucien Curtis for defrauding the
revenue; gross irregularities in the Office
OF the late Surveyor-General of the
State; the Emma mine involving
Schenck, Minister to England; impeach-
ment of Secretary Belknap; Mephis-
topheles Babcock in several new
roles; sale OF post-traderships; the
doubtful operations of the Delanos.
father and son, in the Interior Depart.
ment; remorseless plundering of the sol.
diers on the frontier posts; public mon.
ey advanced by Robson, Secretary Of
the Navy, to sustain the tottering house
of jay Cooke & Co.; recovery of six mil.
lions from Tweed; recovery OF quarter
of a million from Genet; prosecution o.
whisky rings at various points; sill
smuggling on large scale; indictmen
of fifteen of the aldermen OF st. Louis
further about the Postoffice Ring; new
developments in the Indian Ring; Hal
let Kilbourn in Jail for refusal to speal
of the doings Of the Washington Rea
Estate pool; and few more narrative
of minor interest. rs. f. Bulletin.
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TELE G r. A H!
SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YoRK, April 19.-The Worlds
Washington special says that promin-
ent Congressman says that Grant is de-
termined when summoned before the in
vestigatng committee to tell everything
he knows regardless OF consequences.
That having no chance for denomination
he would rather sacrifice the party than
himself. He claims that be made APP
pointments with an honorable intent but
was deceived by friends. Some time ago
the President mortgaged his house at
Long Branch. Lately the mortgage was
paid with money, the result Of sale OF
big bonanza mining stock, which Grant
with extraordinary honor declined to re-
ceive after the passage of the Silver bill.
The last dispatches between England
and America shows extradition is dead
letter. The treaty may be considered
abrogated. Great Britain's position
may be regarded as singular as it is I'M
tenable.
New charges against Bristow Of cor
ruption in Kentucky while District At
torney by having certain indictments
quashed have turned up before the Com.
mittee on the Department of Justice
Witnesses from Louisville will probably
be summoned.
: The Times Washington special say
that the calumnies lately set afoa
against Bristow are entirely disposed of
A new story Of his connection with tn
Texas Pacific Railroad has lately beef
prepared but it is false. The last Of tn,
week il the time Of springing these sen
!, sations, but the authors may wait longe
for success.
. The Presidents veto message says tina
the salary of the President was $25, OOl
, when We had only 5000, 900 inhabitant
and We now have 40. 900. 900. The wealt
!. of the country has largely increased. ais
q the cost Of living. He states that from
!. personal experience the salary is made
9 quate for the expenses Of the Whit
0 House.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Hous
! has called upon the Secretary Of tn
!. Treasury for copy Of the report mad
o by Special Agent D. L. Phillips, VIII
: was detailed last Fall to investigate th
. whisky ring supposed to exist on th
. Pacific slope. Phillips says he invest
3 gated carefully the accusations made
IS Senators Sargent against Revenue Ager
Clark. He found that afidavits upo
!. which charges were based were made b
II the distillers and one johnson, revenu
1t agent, who was admitted to have been
). spy on Clark. The attacks upon Clar
! were intended, be thinks, to impair Il
confidence Of the department in his hol
y esty and thereby secure the removal
- public servant who was proving troul
lesome in California to revenue ofiicia
.. and distillers engaged in plundering Il
!. Government. Phillips thinks that Clsl
N had abundant reason for urging the Go
lector to seize the Antioch distiller
ii The following is an extract from N
Phillips report: About the time Sc
il ator Sargent fled his charges again
Clark it Was learned that one Chaxl
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MEETING NOTICE.

vu,HE MEMBERS OF THE INDEPENDENT
Social Club will hold Special meeting on
Thursday Evening April 2Oth, at ~
O'Clock, ct Browns Hall.
All members are requested to DO present 81
business Of importance will be transacted.
By order Of the President.
". h. HARRISON, Secretary.
apl9.2t
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ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.-
A special meeting is called for Thursday,
April 20, 1876. for the purpose Of install
Wig officers. A full and prompt attend
ance is requested.
By order of M. E. H. P.
HERMAN KRAusE, Secretary. I'D
Ice Ice Ice Is. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
Geld with large supply of fine. clear
ice. which will be sold at reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks Il Nc
Alpin's.
The man who stopped the stage on
Friday night must have been drinking
some Of Cryus Nsble's celebrated whisky
to get up courage to face q double
barreled shotgun.
If you want any tin ware. sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to J. ]. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but 6rst-class workmen. Il.
CONVINCE man against his will. o
the same opinion" that Panaca Saloor
set out ane liquors and fragrant cigar
for One Price, One Bill! I'm
DR, j. 8. HAMMOND has established 81
| Office over the State Bank. Residence
E. r. Clute's house, Cedar street.
TIE "boys" of Phoebe have been bust
ly employed since payday in drinking
the celebrated Cyrus Noble whisky. 1w
FULL assortment Of groceries and pro
visions at T. @. Poujade's. Meadow Val
ley street. TT.
Fresh Garden Seeds 1t G. 4. Alexan
der's Drug Store.
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FOR SALE (!

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN PIOCHE,
n finely furnished throughout, for sale
cheap for cash.
For full particulars inquire Of
CHAS. WIEDERHOLD,
matt Main street.
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$4,000 REWARD!

vI,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the arrest and conviction Of the man
who robbed the Salt Lake Stage, about three
miles from Phoebe, on Wednesday evening,
March 10th, 1876.
BY order of 8. D. BnAsTow, Asst Sup't Of
Wells, Fargo Co.
Per W. E. GRIFFIN.
mr3l-tf Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-20

Warner, formerly engaged in distilling at
Atlanta. Ga, and Canton. Ills, and now
residing in Watsonville, CAL, was in
possession Of important information as
to the frauds on the revenue in the dis
tillation Of whisky in San Francisco.
After protracted efforts and earnest pro-
testations on his part of personal dam
ger. Warner was prevailed on to surren-
der certain books kept by him which
disclosed the most startling frauds on
the revenue in 1865, 1868 and 1869.
These frauds were perpetrated by the
very men who have since and do now
control the distilling and liquor business
in California, especially in San Fran
cisco. The amount Of these frauds APP
proximate $1,000, 900 and cover little
over two years time. The men who per.
petrated them are the men who met
Clark with insolence, abuse and threats,
and some of their afidavits form the
basis in part of charges of Sargent
against him. Warner. from whom I wal
mainly instrumental in procuring the in
formation, has been threatened will
death for his disclosures, and informed
of men who will murder him. He hal
written to Hawley to furnish him protec
ton, and says to escape assassination h
expects to be forced to leave California
It is we'll known that hired spies in th
liquor interests last Winter watched b.
day and night every step Of Hawley
Clark and myself, and every word incau
tiously uttered was known and reporte
to Government officials and whisky me
continually.
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SOLE AGEScy.-w. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books.
stationery. music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand Saloon. If
Tbs immense sales of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and oil pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute.
DAILY ENrEnPRIsE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. S. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold BY
W. r. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. If
RECEIVED book containing a de-
scription of the Andersonville Prison
Pen. etc. W. r. WILSON.
CoaNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin. and old Jamaica rum, at T. @. Pou.
jade's. If
Fresh imported Cigars jus. received
by W. r. WILSON.
IAN prepared to make contracts to
furnish ice. [2t W. r. WILSON.
HAVE Saw.dust to SELL
If W. Z. WILSON.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret winel
at Poujade's. If
HOUSE to rent on Lacour street. w
r. Wilson. II
A house to rent. W. R.WILsoN.
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r O / j. +.

T1oUsE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
Ill adjoining the house Of W. ". Dishop
This house IL finely furnished and centrally
located. The premises arc In hrst-class condi.
ton. For particulars apply TO tho
jal1.n STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
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NOTICE.

vu,HE BUTCHERINa BUSINESS HERETO
fore conducted by L. v. Loonis, has been
leased to and will DO managed hereafter by
F.w. CLUTE..
Pioshs. New, March 1. ie1s. mr2.sod
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LOST.

vv,HE FOLLOWING CHECK, TO WIT: No.
1922, for Sl66, drawn in favor Of Proc
tor h Myers, on the London and San Francisco
Bank BY the State Bank Of Nevada, located
At Phoebe. Nevada, has been lost In transmits.
sion through the mails. All parties are eau.
toned against negotiating the same % payment
has been stopped.
m23-3Od STEELE TURBILL.
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FOR SALE.

M A. FRENCH's RESIDENCE ON 49,
M. Hoffman street. containing Six II
Rooms, Kitchen and Store-roo all nicely Sl0l
furnished, 10 offered for sale at . bargain. There
10 also large stable on the premises. For par.
ticulars cali ct the house ON Holman street.
ap16-1m
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TINE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
i purchase or negotiate Check No. 1867. dated
February 14th, 1875, drawn by the State Bank
Of Nevada on the London and San Francisco
Bank, in favor Of James Cronan. for the sum Of
sls27.oo. payment Of the same having been
stopped.
JAMES CRoNAN.
Phoebe. March Q. 1876. mrlO-30d
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.,xcIscO STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRAscIsco. April 10.
SALES

SAN FRAxcIsco. April 10.
MORNING SALES.
ss orh,r-s7sb5 67H 67A 67s g. e7s GIN
yss1s;es sS3x Al 4sS "A 4s As. is. AS.
iss 81 ourry-ls 1ss isa 49,. 10 1914
SO S 9sst Belcher-56 5sk ssh 55k
30 Ssiifornis-s6 S5k so,s 80
,sss Saysge-lTA lIss ila
- 81, yirqinia-79,s 80 T9h 19Ab5
as wv C SS Potosi-l22 12l 100 1l9 l2lb5
20 % 4sIe Norcross-73 II
,o o. n.nrn point-2lk AK ak NAb5
~ vsI,ov Jacket--S5 34A BIS 4A san
lSss nsmn s; OK 6Ts bl0 6ss 6'ib3o
OK S's ainhs-76 76h 77sl0 II I6H
AS Belcher-3lS OF
s,o contidence-24 24H
-os sierra Nevsda-23 22s 23a
loo Utah-2o 70
100 Daney-h
sso PuIlion-5sk 80
AZ Exchequer-26 26A
.Ss ssg Belcher-S5 S4h
80 Oyerman-7T4 II ~ b5
"a Justice-3OA 80 SOhb5 Soh
Ivy Ivy S SIi Con-l9a 19hb5 lsA b3a l9sb5 IS
l94bS0
AFTERNOON SALES
70 Meadow valley-2a
AK RAYMOND 4 Ely-ls
10 Eureka Con-l2H
AGO Alps-2t
9sO Belmont-1h
a25 Leopard-41 ~
5oO Jefferson-2h ga
$50 Gila-lA
100 Panther-ls
900 Hussey-65c zoe
,scS Cen Thomas-l4 Ia Ia lisbl0
10 Metallic-2
ra51 Nsnsfeld-30c
sSSS Golden Chariot-3 s9.b30
900 South Chariot-A0c y
$50 Poorman-h y
20 Knickerbocker-T
$50 Baltimore Con-2A
1856 Silver Hill-Sa 99A
100 Challenge-6h
so Dayton-6k
$50 Rock Island-3& 81
$50 New York Con-1A Ia Ia
AS occidental-5
200 Senator-k
600 Tyler-40c
20 American Flat
50 Lady Washington-3A
400 Alta-3A
4lO Seq Caledonia-H
80 Mint-h
5l5 Kossuth-2h az
1870 Andes-3a 81
200 Florida-2h
80 Europa-60c
$40 Wells FargO-h
100 Woodville-2k
$50 North Carson-45c
600 Wards "a az az "a
800 Cosmopolitan-45c y
500 Leviathsn-lh
200 South Justice-3h
1875 Con virginia-1A
rs Prospect-6A
100 Morning Start
800 Trojan-lA
800 Vivian-2
200 Silver City-li
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District Court.


yesterday morning and transacted the
following business: r. W. Simpson vs..
P. Holland and G. G. Berry and J. F.
O'Halloran VS.. P. Holland and G.. G.
Berry. The motion to correct the judg-
ments entered herein and the executions
issued therein came on regularly to Re
heard before the Court. and it was by the
Court ordered that the judgements be
modified so as to run against P. Hol-
land alone and against his separate and
joint property, and the executions are
ordered altered in conformity with this
order. And further, the levy heretofore
made under execution in the above en-
titled causes shall not be effected in any
way by this order SO far as said defend
ant P. Holland is concerned, or his sep
arate or joint interests in any property.
AT. Barron vs.. Delmoie. It is hereby
stipulated in open court by the respec-
tive counsel: first, that plaintiff take
Judgment without costs; second, that de-
PENDANT shall have the right to water suf-
ticient to irrigate not over four acres;
third, that if either party obtain title
from the Government this shall stand as
the first adjudication OF the case as to the
plaintiff aud defendant and their sue
cessors in the interest to water as above
stated; that the defendant in this cause
shall use the water in an economical
manner and only sufficient to irrigate the
said amount of land.
State of Nevada vs.. A. W. Maxwell;
now comes defendant, by his attorneys.
and move the Court upon affidavit OF de-
PENDANT to be admitted to bail on his
own recognizance, the bail to be fixed by
the Court. After argument the Court
overruled the motion, to which ruling Of
the Court counsel for defendant then
and there duly expected.
Kehoe vs.. Glissan; continued until
Saturday. April %. 1876.
Court then adjourned until Friday al
| 10 o'clock.
JUSTICE CoURT.-Ths following bust
ness was transacted in the Justice Court
T. G. Poujads against P. G. Smith; at
tachment suit for $22425, which wal
set for Saturday the 22d of April at ont
o'clock. Geo. G. Johnston against T
Miller; attachment suit for $96, set TO
April 22d at II o'clock. The case o
Pierce against Garrison set for April 20tl
at IL o'clock.
LEXINGTON GUARD.-The members o
this company met last evening at half
past seven o'clock at Armory Hall AM
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year, viz: Commissioned officers
X. j. Hanly, Captain; Jerry HarrinR
ton, LIST Lieutenent; Jno. Farrell, 9
Lieutenent senior; j. B. Stephens, q
Lieutenent Jr. and Barney McGear
was elected Orderly Sergeant.
FoR THE MUDDY. - R. P. Dayton
County Assessor of Lincoln county, lei
Phoebe yesterday morning for the Muddy
Vegas and Ell Dorado canyon, whic
places he will assess before he returns t
Phoebe.
PoNY.-W. E. Griffin, agent of Wells
Fargo & Co., dispatched pony from
Phoebe yesterday, conveying that CON
pany's and the United States mails.
YOUNG MEMS SocIAL.--This club di
not proceed to the election OF officer
last evening. A further notice will b
given when the election will take place
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TO LET.

VNHE BUILDING ON MAIN
i Street, known a. the Bank A
Exchange Building. next door IssssEN1,
below Cushing's Drug Store and l1Ssll:3
opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 81
Apply ct the Office Of Sherwood Bros Lnm.
Der Yard. nl2.N