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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-13
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FINANCIAL ACCO UNI OF MILL
STONE TO WNSHIP Road Fund

fer the gear ending april Sd, 1875.
: i.i- DR. 4" =.
To unseated tax returned to,
Co.Comm'rs for the year 1874 5 660 %
To unseated tax returned to Co
Comm'rs for the year 1875 $50 27
To unseated tax returned to co
commissioners, special cash
levy for the, year 1875 660 q
To seated duplicate for 1875 1876 76
g B.. }" special cash rs 195 95
To error in statement for 1874
in favor of township o.. 1876 95
To cash from G. H Hoffman
former treasurer 49,. 6 81
-; $23Ss 43
.$ CIR.
By generations ;, 1926
By seated duplicate worked out 1872 81
By IA. Zimmerman time as
supervisor 600
By Elias Ishman's time as SUI
pervisor 67 6S
BY powder, fuse, plank and tools "a 0l
BY 2 per cent. for disbursing
S52921 1858
To balance in favor roftownship 1888 40
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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES.
"THE TINES" Is A FiKSr-CLASS
INDEPENDENT

49,, MORNING NEWSPAPER,
And has closed its first year with an es-
tablished BONA FIDE circulation larger than
that Of any. other daily in Pennsylvania,
with a single exception. II has now the
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Hoe Pei fecting Presses. each capable Of
priR ting 10000 complete copies of THE
TINES ia an hour, so that. it can give the
very latest news and make the earliest de-
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AL THE LATEST, NEWS,
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from all points of interest, Full and Ac-
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making it the most complete aud cheapest
newspaper in Pennsylvania.
''The Times" is Thoroughly Independent
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.. .. ;.,,.Sll llGO AZ
We, the undersigned, auditors of
Milestone township, having examined
the above statement do certify that it
is correct to the best of our knowledge
and belief, april Sd, 1876.
]. x. MOORE,
g. T. HOFF, sAuditors.
GODFREY PARROTT,
ATrEsT:-G. c. T. HoFF, Twp. Clerk.
nSt3.
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arr. at TNIIdutPHIu... U'UV III
Remove Accom- and Kane accom- connect
east and west at East with Low Grade Di.
vision and B n Y & PRR
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Gen'l Sup't.
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RESOURCES OF ROAD FUNI

RESOURCES OF ROAD FUNDS.
Unseated tax returned to co.
commissioners for 1874 '75 1880 81
Seated tax returned to comfy
commissioners for 1875 28 20
Seated tax returned to county
commissioners on the Grant 49,,
Mill lot for the year 1874 ll17
Seated duplicate, cash levy, for
the year 1873 1875 95
Balance due township by VIM.
clyde late township treas. IL 81
Liabilities in excess of resources 463 SO
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-13
T. I'll E,r l. sU N G s
CON S U N P TONI

LII e. L.tT N G.
co n S ! NJ P r I0N NJ
This distressing and dangerous ompaint
and Its rremonitory symptoms, neglected
cough, night sweats, boarseness, wasting
flesh hfeyer-permanently Cared by DOCTOR
S s1hvNEs COMPOUND SYRUP. OF WILD
CHERRY.
BKONCHITIS-A premonitor or Pull
monary Consumption, is characterized by
catarrh, or inflammation Of the mucum mem
brane of the air passages, with cough ,and
expectoration, short breath, hoarseness,
pains in the chest. For all bronchial affec-
tions sore throat loss of voice, coughs,
Or. swAVNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
Hemorrhagc, or Splitting of Blood. may
proceed from the larynX, trachia, bronchia
or lungs and arises from various causes, as
undue physical exertioD, plethora, or full
ness of the vessels, weak lungs, overstrain-
| ng ofthe voice, suppressed evacuation, oh.
struction of the spleen or liver, SC.
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
strikes at the, root Of disease by purifying
the blood, restoring the liver and kidneys
to healthy action, lnvigorating the nervous
system. 80, E. "a, ...
The only standard remedy for hemor.
rhane, bronchial and all pulmonary com
plants. Consumrtives or those predis-
posed to weak lungs should not fail to use
| this great vegetable remedy.
Its marvellous power, not only over con
cumpt.on, but over every chronic disease
where gradual Alternative action is needed
Under its use the cough is loosened, the
| night sweats diminished. the pain subsidies,
the pulse returns to its natural standard
the stomach is improved in its power to,di-
gest and assimilate the food, and every
organ has a purer and better quality oi
blood supplied to it, out of which new re.
creative and plastic material is made.
| Prepared only by
DR.. swAYNE & SON,
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rs CENTS PER BOTTLE

Address orders to DR.. SWAYNE SON
$50 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
sole Proprietors. .,s,
SOLD DRH NIL DRUG GIS rs
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-13

In the Court of Common Pleas of Elk
County No l53 May Term 1875.
R. I. Robinson & Co.
VS..
Fenuer & Co, =. Y
DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT.
Notice IS hereby given that the Trus
tees appointed in the above entitled
cause have fled their report in my
office, and unless exceptions are hereto
filed, the said Report will be- confirmed
at tie next term Of this Court.
FRED SCHOENING,
v5-t4 Proihionotary.
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LIABILITIES OF ROAD FUNDS,
Outstanding orders 29S
Unseated orders of 1874 byCH
Hoffman former twp treas 400
Unseated orders of 1878 by VIM
Clyde late twp. treas. 525
Judgment of Harrison Cats 1475
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.. RESOURCES OF POOR FUNDS.
Seated duplicate of 1875 5S GA
't.'t .. additional 1875 134 70
Unseated tax returned 10 co.
commissioners for 1874 >, -. 1913 os
Unseated tax returned to co.
commissioners for 1915. 6G6 Al
Cash fromC Ii Hoffman former
treasurer =, .. 2ls
Balance due. township from
VIM clyde late twp. treas. so "a
'i.nor;' .Sl160 43
LIABILITIES OF POOR FUNDS.
Outstanding orders ., H.. 32i 65
2 per cent. for rdisbursing $ll5 81 2 80
Judgment of Margaret Thatcher 6 90
Resources in excess of liabilities $40 46
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
Ladies' Bathing Apartments

.ED-i Rooms hsyo been fitted up and nicely fur
nishcd expressly ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
ASSESSOR OF ELK0 COUNTY.

subJoct to the deettiOn'or the Democratic Con
Gention. znas-t:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

the WHITE SULPHUR SPRiSGN ara sii,iai.
81 about ono milo and half aOutlwCat from tho
town 81 Elko: and carriages arc always IN nj
tendance 90 convey paE'CnBcr5 to aud from
this faYOilt0 bathing resort
F1'CoHrbes leave town daily, for
these springs, Ath, II, ], hnd O'clock
M. My terms arc For Single Baths. 30 cents
for Regular IipntiCfs, Including Baths, pcT
week. SO ~. iL2J 4. II. VAN AELSTYN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

g. This Ancient and Honorable Or.
GA& der, dating back to tic days uf
EMfA Eing SVlomOr; with principles of
HZAN charity. dispensing Tho same for
HI MA centuries. has recently oflanlhcd q
&FSrn9A i/.lgc in this Place, and EincG It's
HlLlAAX organization IL has tcCeiyCd many
qTfYTY1 additions and now has more than
SsS-s-s.sSE' four times IA many upon itE mem.
ktrkniY roll on all tho other Lodges In this
place: therefore. 10 make its Hret donation for
charitable purposes II has concluded 10 give
Grand Party on tho evening Of the Fourth
The Executive Committee. having tho m1,Cr
IN chsrEc, has full power 10 act, and by the re-.
gust Of tho Lodge intcnda TO make this tho
graDdesi affair ever given In Eastern Nc'ad1.
No pains or expense will DO spared and every.
thing that can be procured from tho larger
cities Of Tho East siid West will 10 Furnished
and all The local talent which will adj 10 the
pleasure aud comfort OF our friends has been
secured.
Accoriln, 10 Tic oncicnt Cuptom Tho Order
will make grand Iisfaic, in costume. headed
b. tho 9th U. 3. Infantry Band; march through
Tho principal sirccta. siid at o'clock burn tho
records IN conformity With iis solemn custom, Ia
the public El,1rn IN tho evening tho band
VIII Rivc grand balcony proiWhHlo concert IN
front OF the Hotel.
The public and friends Of tiIc Order IN The
surrounding country are invited, md here the
Committee having tho S,mo IN charge would
adyi,o those who desire 60 attend that they had
better procure their tickets inmt dincly or 1T
their earliest convenience. as no moro tickets
Will 10 disposed Of than can bo comfortably &C.
e0tumodbCds r.. ....
TICKETS, Gnciuding LADIES' B3,
To be he'd from Tho members and at The prlncl.
pal places Of business.
by order Of tho Executive Committee,
!. J.. EDOFf,
Il. II. COTTON,
.r... J.. OIiEES.
e. SrAFFESBGB1,
J. HElSIlAHr. jlI.tf
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s..-E ...A ...-S.
The harvest time h.s come.

ne harvest uue Los GJtHc
Saturday Va tie day for sporting
men. First, here wa = game of bal
between the Burr Oak and Gu.d,
Rock boys, tie Ea.. OAK coa,ins GU
7.ctpr;1uo.
Besides the ball game there wert
tirc horse races. The principal race
WIS between the horses of Burns ani
S~tratton, three hundred yards iol
twenty dollars. Buns secured the
money.
Business in Guide Rock Is brisk,
aud most o. the firms are doing we'll.
Abe CARRIER who is now alone in ,hr
Try goods and grocery line, keeps al
ding to bis stock and extending his
'ade.
II. q. BIZ. the county si.erif, loo S
as il farming agreed with him better
than :uuning a hotel. He has got hs
farm into good shape again and !,
gives a ueat and homelike arreaisn,e
to his place Ouce more.
Martin Garb,r left his farm to ZEE
the races and game of ball, AID re :
ed Us with all his wonted cordlsliry Of
manner Mart has one of the best
farms in the valley. and be works It
with a -eal e-d industry that will en-
sure hun All abundant bar e thi,
season.
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.., NJ
p,.tr.:E =, IN -, ~,
hnf,,,.,n min! III. ron,
y,ain. The tir-t lot Of We VA r"ceiv,
ed on the 18th aut the d--t wheat %
the lstl. -
Mr. U,Irit-e Of Walnut Creek
sen, n. som. very I'm. p,,a,o., IA;
Tbur.d,y The ar.; roa.,inr az, Of
,h. .,.oo Were m u ,,bI, >.tarIsy
Mr. Judd VA, III, donor.
a. t.,-s RIO nam. osr-
II c-,,. L
lature. Or Smith l. L mau who staniN
high IN 'He esteem oi The people 81
Guide kocs' a. nan OF eool m'rai-'
reliable integrity aud sound business
ability Ii he c"n-en's 10 become Il
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NOTICE..
L s. EAND OFFICE.
Bloomington, Nch.

Fu y I3;h, lsib.D
Complaint Having been entered al
This Office by james SeeIy against
Lucinda Bailey for abandoning her
homestead entry. No. 225s, dated
May 18th. 1874, upon the northwest
quarter Sec. ~. town 1. range I2 west
IN Wester county, Nebraska, w;.h a
view to the cancellation Of said entry {:
tie said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the list
day of August, 1876, at :Io'clock p m
to rn>poni aud furnish ties iuiony con
ce:ning said alleged Abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON, Registe-.
so EVAN NORTHERN, Receiver.
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NOTICE.
v. s. LAMP OFFICE, !
Bloomington Neb. J
July ,th 1876

Complaint having qeeD entered at
this Office by Marion Alexander
against William D.. Vernelcon for
abandoning his homestead entry, No.
Si.o2. dated MAY 18th. .s!5, upon the
:. " !, See. ;, town 4, range T.
west. III Webster county. Nebraska,
With a vlex to the cancellation Of said
eniry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this othce OF
the l4th dag OF August, 1876. al
0 clock 4. IT,, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged q
bandcum..t.
WEBSTER EATON. Regis,r
49,. EvaN NOTHING, P<tiFeI'
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NOTICE.
y. 5. LAND Oa6e, J
Bio I.nsto.. Neb. :
Ink 9TH 1876 |

JUN 'Iu iotp
. Complaint having been entered at
this Ohce by Marion Alexander
against Nicholas 5. Bailey for aban-
don.ng his Homestead Entry, No.
25li. dated May 9th, 1876 upon III.
South West Or. See. n. Township I
North, Range IL West. 10 Webster
County, Nebraska. witc a yieT to the
cancellation Of said entry : the said
parties are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear at this Ofice on the l4ih day OF
August, 1876. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
I o respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alledged abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON, Register.
80 4, EVAN WoRTHING Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
CMCKau DGRsCrOKY.

CONGREGATIONAL CErRCH-
Services every first and third Sab
baths Of each month q, Red Cloud
and InavaIe. Z c'ciock p. v a.
Red Cloud. Z o'ci3ck =. n. at In
arale. Every second and fourth
Sabtn,hs at Batin and Harmony
rIsG,iEts. REV. A. NAxwELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
j. T. MILNER. Services second
Sabbath in each month at u 4. N.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sahh~.a
morning at 30 An Closes at II.
T. j. REALE, Sunt.
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NOTICE..
e. s. LAMB OFFICE.
Bloomington. Neh :
June n Il 1874 y

june HIST N"
Cimr's'nt having teen entered at
this office by William kct. a.aii>t
Sarah Olmstead for abandoning her
Homestead Entry No. BIB dated
November ooh 1875. upon the North
East ,cc - Town 1 north, Range 10
West, in Webster County Nebraska,
with a view to the cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned TO appear at this Office on
tn: 18th day of July 1876 at ? clock
A. NJ. 10 respond and furnish testimo-
ny concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
" HBsrER EATON. Register.
1T EfAN WOBTHING. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
H0HFNrE Rates
IN THE
Repub IAcan Valley.
q. = HOLMES, -. P-orrie:ar.

q. = HOLMES, -. Proprietor.
This Stage Life running from
Bloomington to Guide Rock connects
with the lire from Tie north, also the
one coming fYord the socrh.
Arrives It Red Cloud from the vest
Mondays aud Thursdays, and returns
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Good time sober drivers and ccm-
tos,atie Wagons:
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

We have for sale at this o4ice, an
order for one No. Q, Silver plated
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, with
hard tpiano) varni>h. rhlished cabinet
work, valued at 80; which We will
sell for So. and the purchaser payrhe
iieigl., on machine from the place of
shipment, CT for $50 and VIC pay
freight. 29;d
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MONEY TO LOAN
WElL3CRlMC.
.s:.::e :: .c-..c-s.

Notice l. herety gwen. That viii
exa.Gi-" pil psr~o..s rAu may dcsire,o
offer ,heu~c,.cs =, candidates for
teachers Of the primary OF pMm"n
schools Of the county, al NY Office ia
Red Cloud. on the tif-t Saturday e
August, November. February and
May. J. : GILMAN.
e. Superintendent.
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Atrial nod H~p.stHf~ OF Nail.
fr..ss h Red StoS1 r. q

Asrisas nod D~p.st1f~ 90 Ma:i.
from sh~ Red SI"S. r q
HasTING- LEaves Monday
Wednesday aud Friday : a -.
!. Mail closed 9 =. IN. 'Irises Tue
day Ts1r>dsy and Saturday, :. 70
HARvAEn L.vcs TGe,aav's and
fnd.y'-,s p. M. arrives T.'e-dsr 4.
and friiay's 81 ,. II. Ns:i closed
;! r. M.
FRASKLIS. going east, Ma:tay's
and THursisy's2p III. Goihs west
Tuesday ; and Friday III a. II
PLEA.,Sr Hui leu-+- rhursisv, r.
a IL. arrive Wednesday IL.
Mail closed 9 .. III.
JEWELL. Kansas. srfises f:i!ay'-
II IL. Leave. Friday | ?. III.
RussEr., Kansas, a,Iive- Thursday
IL a. III. Leaves ThGr~::ay | ,. III
Ofr,c ose: t.om 4 until z p. Iii.
Sundays.
All registered matter mrst be in
the evening before the mall !.sFe
-. Y. ~. p. VI.
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SITTING Built is reported to have
been killed 10 the Little Horn fight.
The American people can bear this
news With a marvellous resignation.
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:

To the wOFktug Class We rtn fIr
rI>h NuI ~. p'uy W.rt - Hs-rl you can mike
very large pay. W Y NJ ov localities WITH.
cut being away from hDfre over uisht i
gents wants. IN tYrTy town aai county ..
'Iae suh-erIbe-. fpr The Centennial Record.
1hS large rub ~gcttiDn IA he VI "a State
- Va.s-. 3! ""iU d Ei-gar'l, illustrated.
Terms only 81 isr year The E-~1rI a. Is
yBt"l - whatever J. % iItFres- -Srrer'rd
with the Centennial year. The ':rst' E-rf-
bi'ior ~ ihii ,d.iphia D. fully illustrated n
+ detail. Every body want ~ lac Who'll. PEG
pie fee! g--at interes. ia their Coun - Cen
tebniai Biz hday. al want e. En1~ Z abTut
IT. An elegant patriotic cTayon drawing PIE
MUM pIctuT. = pre--n Ell tree q .sch sub
cribs II Is entitled. In reutmbra. cs "
the One iiuudrsi,h inniyersaD 90 thu In
dependence Vi 70. United ~alrs sac -
by ~ InC %. Any one can become n ~urr.--
fai gent. ir pu: sbow tn. paDtT aHd picture
and huntr-is q: u scrIber- are easily OBJ
,aInel everywhere. There il 10 business that
will pay ike bi- a. pre-ent. We have many
agents who are making a high AZ 60 Per
day a'd upwards Now ~ the time d,n't
delay R-fuCTper ~ co - = rhfn~ 20 me
:he business a triaI. sen fCT oar cf-su.ars.
teTn.. and sample cosy of paper. yhirh ase
sen free TO al wb" apply DO u to-day
Complete outf free 20 those VITO decide ?"
engage. Farmer. aEi mechanics aud their
sons an~ dtux1ter- make the yerJ brst Of
ag~nts. Adire@-.
Ias CsSTENSIAL REcoEB. Port and. Maine.
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THE ENEMY OF DISEASE !
JNEFeEOFPA9n
10 NAN AND BEAST
Is the Grand Old
MUSTANG
LINIMENT,

which Has SssoA The seatioI4eye.rs
There h - s0re ls will aOf heat.
Q lameaess 10 viii net eute. ~
aeh- no H1Jn, that a0IcIs tie % ..
man B0aJ. Z the body sfaGsrse o.
other DsDe.ste Anto,i. mat aeea
not Yfeld - iss Magic Touch. A
bottle Cesiifeese.. ne or 81 O. Has
ofse~ .av-a the lise Of 4 Hsaa.
bei.s and restored - Life aaa Csc
fulness many A Valuable Horse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
-. ~. u S..:.

The Valley House ia 'hi- place own
Cd By J. =. Warner, l. oftrcif for -nt
or sale, a h w-hc> u go u of the
business. Til hotel ra,yryeS tie pat
ronave of nearly all the commercIa,
men that travel throush this eoua,ry.
alec all the stage line, that come into
thi. pia@c. II mas one 81 the best TIA
bIes west Of Lincoln Terms. easy
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
THE WESTINGHOUSE 4 co.
VIBRATOR.

The cheapest aad Best Thresher 10
TIRE market.
10 Inch 10 Bare C~ylender. With 10
i:o-se Mounted Power. Compleie
set with - feet joIL'ed stacker,
either belt OF -earei. a. de-irod. J.,
will ihresh aud clean one fifth mere
grain than any other machine made
?.::s $s55. :: re- :sa;. 5:s:s1.: 6: :a::.
WALTER \. WOOD.
MOVING AID S-a.-S ylsE-E ca
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BARBER ShoD
A. b HHNNER

at Sherer's Drug Store, Red Cloud.
&-Shaving, Shampooing and Hair
'ucine 10 the highest style Of the
AT. ltd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-23

New CARRIER.--Messrs. Wiederhold 4
Goodman have disposed of the route OF
the DAILY RECORD in Phoebe to Johnny
CULLEN, who will from this date be the
carrier. All debts due for the delivery
OF the RECORD to date are payable to
Wiederhold & Goodman. Billy will, on
Monday, interview all parties who are
owing, and expects a settlement for past
accounts when he calls.
GuNBoAT SAM.-Gunboat Sam, or Sam
wentworth, has again made his appear
ance in Phoebe. We will keep O bright
lookout for the squalls which usually
occur when Sam makes visit to this
burg
FOR SAN FRANc1sco.-T. r. Butler, Su.
perlntendent of the Phoebe and Antilles
mines, will leave Chat is il stage starts
rioehe this morning for San Francisco.
ne Will be absent about three weeks.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. -Services will be
neld at the Episcopal Church ct the
usual hours morning and evening, Sun
THyscnool Of p. m. Rev, Il. H.
Kline will officiate.
oArHoLIo CHuRcH.-Sefvices will be
a ae.a az the usual hours morning and
p,sn'1g IN the Catholic Church. THE
"'V' rather Monteverde will officiate.
oHlcKESs.-Mormon teams yesterday
o Shtoushs to Phoebe large supply O,
sonabls prices. - worry iea'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-23
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, April o. Referring
to the commoton in crooked whisky
circles here and the statement of Chas.
Werner to the effect that his life had
been threatened on account of the dis.
closure made by him affecting members
of the wisky ring, it is stated stated on
reliable authority that this is not the
only case of the kind. That several par
ties who have given information to gov
ernmen. agents, have been warned to
leave the country or take the consequence
of staying. The prescription has also
been extended to threaten the business
interests of parties, some of whom have
already been made to suffer for their 40
ton.
BAKERsFIELD, Cal. April 22.-Iniorma.
ton just received from Panamint, under
date of Goth inst, announces that Nc.
Donald and Small, the notorious stage
and express robbers, an hour ago enter
ed the store of Harris & Kline, drew their
pistols on the clerk and robbed the safe
of 81. 900 gold coin and checks to the
amount of another thousand.
SAN Francisco, April 22.-The exami-
nation OF the accounts Of Revenue COL
lector Sedgwick, was completed yester-
day. Everything was found correct.
The case involving the constitutional
ity of the law taking Chinese laundries,
came up for argument yesterday but was
continued at the request Of the District
Attorney who wanted more time to pre-.
. pare his points.
MONTEREY, April 2l.-A. H. Harris,
agent for Goodall Nelson e. Perkins
Steamship line and clerk Of the Washing
ton Hotel at this place, committed sui
= eide last night about 10 o'clock. Th'
supposition is that pecuniary trouble
q and sickness was the cause. He leave
4 wife and child.
The Panama Railroad Company yes
J, terday levied an attachment on the COG
II and stoves of the Pacific Mail Company
M. V. Bacon the agent Of the latter CON
pany, claims that the action was take
out Of spite to prevent the sailing Of tn
steamer City of New York. which is
leave for Australia on Monday, but th'
D. the measure will fail in its object.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, April ga Times edi-
torial says: by the persistence of the
Republicans on the House the inquiry
into the circumstances of Bristow's re.
sponsibility for the release of the seized
bark Mary Merritt, will be investigated
publicly. The Times hopes that all COM
mittees will soon be public"
The Boston Globe says "Bristow said
10 a government official lately. I will
30 satisfied to stay where am, I have
never sought the Presidency
The N. Y. Sun says q trustworthy in
formant told Sun reporter yesterday,
that the Panama Railroad is preparing
bonds under which it will seize and hold
every Pacific Mail steamer that arrives
at San Francisco.
The Sun says, some Auttering in the
Custom House occurred yesterday, be.
cause 1t was rumored that special agent
of the Treasury was about to investigate
the bonds on file. The general impress.
sion il that Bristow will put Q stop to