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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

ieto de su creacion nj que Sc tuerga,
al enspuje de@particatlares isteyeses, poy'
.respetab'es que sea,s ez scurso modesto
pero etfcasde sus pyop6sitos."
tTiene razon el senior presidente del
Casino: cuando los intereses particu-
lares de algunas individualidades pug
nan por imponerse q TODD; cuando
bajo Ell. pretexto de un patriotismo
egoista Sc procura seguir por estre
chos y tortuosos senderos separando
Sc del camino real, que es el que a
todos convene seguir; cuaudo enga-
nadas por los ardides de los que solo
su medro personal anhelaban, SO po-
nen las colectividades no al servicio
de una idea sino de deterlninados
indivfduos, ent6nces de suicidan ir-
remisiblemente porque los hombres
pasan y mueren, las ideas no. Pre-
cavido. anda, pues, el digufsimo senor
Avenda1lo en- rechazar todo impulse
one obedezca particulares intereses,
por respetables que sean. Asf y solo
asf cumplira ell Casino Espanol y el
gran partido por 81 representado Ia
nobilfslma y patri6tica mission que lie
est4 encomendada Poniendo por ci-
miento la ancha base de adhesion ILL
,nitada al Gobierno de S. NJ, pres
cindiendo de todas las simpatfas y
antlpatias parsonales, por arraigadas
que esten en- ell corazon, es como
aquel Institute poira contar- con to
los los Duenos espRna!es sin distinction
de partilos, nj de ATTITUDES; asf es
como concebAnos nosotros el patrio
ii; mo Unconditional.
n, pod,a olvldar Ell ST.. presidente
| vi Goplerno. ACTUAL qAe tantos, sacrlh
clos Sc ha impuesto por paclhcar a
Cuba, y por esto le copsagra las 81
guientes expresivas lucas de Au dis
ours, :. >s:Gracias al Geo, dice en l..
Maire Patrla veno< vi Gobla5no de-
ti:,ltivo, lIustrado y slu esle;nlg9s. de
oliido darcos IA paz y los biene
administrators qse tenemps dare, h.
a-Eeaiblr de nues1ros xoberna1tes"
Cceenos qah to.fI aquei que ex''
mine desa 500 sa4:nanJe el ti5cu's'
pTograna del pre<idente del Ca,tA,
Espan,l de IA Haosna, com orender;.
"a imp~rtancia de, las, ve.da les que
sac;erra; y 81 e@ basn parf'c'o, ne
So apa,,arA III >:;,'ca d'5 los ya.udabIe<
.;'l>eJos quf; co!t'ef:, Para conc!uir,
dire :4os gu, es,as tan trascsudentales
oono piJrIo1icas deo;aracloneS ponen
ana v"1. IN ,s lie manifesto la pottecla
i,ientlda lie mlras que exisce entire
los espano!es stu condlclones de una
y otra Antllla y las elevadas miras
Que q todos nos amman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

fjar allf su Residential durante unos
cuantos dias, para distriDuir conve-
nientemente sus columnas, 6 fln de
deiar los caminos, que estaban inter
ceptados, abiertos hasta Ocafia, como
as{ Sc verified, gracias & la buena di
reccion de los generates, & la pericia
de los jefes y al valor de los soldados
Habia en- Mompox, una espl6ndida
Y amplia casa, mejor dicho, un pala.
clio, morada da Ia marquesa de Santa
Maria. donde fu6 aloiado ell general
Morillo, con todo su cuartel general
la ofcialidad toda.
La marquesa era una de esas muje-
res varoniles, que llama la atencion
por su garbO Y hermosura. J6ven
todavla, pues 10 mismo podrfa tener
treinta que cuarenta amos, habia que
dado viuda Y duena de una fortuna
inmensa.
No poaos ofciales, cnando venfan
de sus .oficinas 6 de tirar balazos los
cocodrilos del rio, & sentarse & la me-.
sa, con desenvoltura plopia de su
oficio, solfan clavar sus ojos explora.
-dores en- los negros Y rasgados do.
aquella millionaire, que podia sacar &
uno de trabajos. Pero ella SIC mostraba
altiva 6 inabordable. Al general en-.
.jefe 10 trataba como una reina q uno
lie sus s1bditos.
Con nosotros iba nn cadete del re-
gimiento de Granada, j6ven tfmido,
pero muy buen mozo. La opulenta
h1espeda le eehaba & veces unas mi
radas disimpladas, que todo ell mundo
motto meoos 81 interesado, que era tai
Yer el nnico 8 quiennunca SCI habfa
! pasado por "a maginaaians sdir;girla
M kalaateE!A II
\ slsss ss-l~ss4s-sssaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

En- su ndmero del 20 de agosto La
CiuiliSacion de Ponce public6 bajo ell
epigrafe alarmante de Espantosa Sc
uicja, y hacienda unos concentrates
terrori6cos en- que entregaba & la exc
cracion pdblica a la autoridad local
de Yauco, una carta de este pueblo
en- que Sc denunciaba ell hecho es-
candaloso de que en- la carcel Sc ha
bfa azotado con un foete azul q un
hombre que estaba en- ell cepo, delan-
de varias personas que acudleron
atraidas por los gritos de la vfctima.
Hemos procurado averiguar 10 que
habfa de verdad en- este, y hemos
sabido que ell hombre as( castigado
era un vago iacorregible y desobe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

dase en- ol ejercito que iba q operar
on el nueyo relno dc Granada, 8 bien
que regresase a Caracas, 81 10. preferla.
Naturalmonte optic pOr accompanied
al ej6rclro que se aprestapa a empren
der una cainpah,a rtltia y dllicil. Eu
virtud do esta delern, nAc;oD, tui
l.omprado ayuuanro 0ol clarLei ul.ss,s
Ice general.
\ principles 10 febnT1 snp'u<'s laN
iictoslla<, u+lo 4Ilasa&.3,1 ,a&srAtl4n1, aigl-
'..ss couinu'as llueaiE2:a, q'ls1 is;s'2s .'t}*s%
t:a0 on el Essilo do Santa Fe, napse5,s-
.do oogi,ln III. .Da.alson prtsiou<r'., Ios
nsdo eli Jamaica 10 nluiatos yns
gros, COZ. sus dns. .jSfes, hjOs 0ei 10
nieute de rey d. Puerto R'co,
Tambien supo at,siilO q1e e! coro
nei Cazada, despuas de has,or atra-
vessstin t4puntante ios .4la;los do Vone-
zuela, eap*raba SO atacase por Ia par
te do Oartagena, llarsa lsOller en gram
fia RprietO a los insu, &olteS.
Ei Is de- fbbrero do 1915, p1,Ose en-
narcna el ej5rclto, Y Goa 81 y", mon
,taio ea,sln ma2uiio0 caOalLo que me-
hahIa regaiado et tho .PAseuAl, y con
dnciando hi eqnlpajs en- una mala
que me ,1asslss t;auo e. general en- .jefe.
AsfavesalGos los pficnios do Iur-
baco, M2iIz Is, S.aa Jayos4ano, San
Jnaa, ii Osr','sys,. OveJa, l,noa, Bue,
ss,vi~@a y lIaeastio. Af5iesae q este
> snto 81 : sersluos tlr,ss a orlilas de.
IL. 44sl u ,Toa, en- ID parte dOpie sc
.,no con Vi OaHca. OurrlmOS hacia ALA
varios ayudantes con algunos hdsa,
res1y. encontramos al captain. Amigo,
isua asistentes, el aLoalds del. pueblo y
I|..unos usaatos' paisapos ale. se tirotaS.
bay sa Ya2s syes iys ssaslseI ! / 81 qaa =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
PROGRAMA PATRIOTICO.

En- nuestro ndmero del Is inser-
tamos un documento importants que
no sabemos 81 habra pasado inadver-
tido por nuestros lecsores. Nos refe
rimos al discurso pronunciado por ell
Sr. d, Jose Maria Aveudano al tamar
possession de la presidencia del Casino
Espanol de la Habana, para cuyo dis
tinguido puesto fue elegido por ell
voto cssi unanime de los s6cios. FL
Sr. Avenda11o, al recibir esta prueba
de 10 mucho que lie estiman sus cor-
religionarios, aconfesa que debs es
ia distinction 4 su ina terable fijezs y
consecuencia de principles, que no ha
ocultado nunca desde la fandacion del
Casino, en- la que el ha tornado parte
Las ideas del citado cabaIlero son las
de todo ell gran part;do nacional de
Cuba, son las nuestras, son las de
todos nuestros correligionarios de
Puerto-Rico. Sin decir " TODD 10
que desearfa por respetos que debe
guardian iel ST.. Avendano ha dicho
10 bastante para que podamos CON-
prender 10 que, en- su opinion, es y
debe ser ell partido iacondicional de
ambas Antillas. Sus palabras tienen
tanto mayor peso cuanto que han si-
do articuladas por ell Representative
mas genuine del partido leal de la
isla hermana.
Siempre hemos procurado inspirar-
nos en- el patri6tico programa de esa
gran colectividad, q la cual, siempre
nnida al valiente ejercito, debe Espa
ia la conservation de su mas extensa
y RIGA provincia. Ahora blen, el Ca
sino de La uabana es como Ell corazon
de los detensores de la patria espano
la: veamos 10 que representa-. IRE
presenta en- la concicncia de nuestros
amigos, como en- la de lnuchos enc
migos, dice su digno Pres dente, la
.fidelidad mGs unconditional d la ida
tspa1olo, q Ia resiste@cia mds tenaz d
la idea separottst0
Ea este sagraco ohjato quien que
de huen espal1oI sc precie no eett cn'l
el Casino. Espanol de la H>,4na ?
Todos. En- los iferenteS maultia>tos
que han pubiicado les co'nltes y cen
tros de Puerto-Rico, los que nos
honramos Gu pertenecer, y en- todos
nuestros largos trabajos perio'ilsticos,
no Sc ha hecho otra cosa que proc|a
mar muy alto el principle que ACADIA
de condensar tan grafcamente ei Pre-
sidente del Casino
*-Pero, notemoslo bien, no basta la
6delidad a este principle pati6tico;
es precise que la adhesion a la idea
espaf1ola sea unconditional, sean quie
nes fueren los hombres que represen-
ten Ia autoridad de la patria. Con
vencidos, protundamente convencit1os
de que la colectiv'dad en- cuyas iias
tornamos, nj es fuerte nj etiyaz c1as
do Sc halla divorciada de los l'odores
Supremos de la matr6p.jl, nuoca Ell
nuestras columns dirglnos ell menor
ataque d los gobernantes. De la nacion,
nj aun cuando al ffente de los desti-
nos de Espa1a estuvieron II, Salm
ron 6 Castelar, y 81 alguna yez nues
tro patriotismo nos ohIig6 4 advertir
respetuosamente a algunos de sus de-
legados en- esta Isla que iban por NAL
cafniuo, 10 hicimos slempre en- ell su
puesto de que Sc habfan separado de
las instrucciones que reciberan en-
~: 1853
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Ell II de MARIO, al despedirse el
general de aquella DANA, pues partia.
mos & la mailana siguiente, Ia hizo mil
ofrecimientos Y le manifesto de una
manera expresiva su gratitud, pOr la
generosa hospitalidad que le habia-
mos merecidO. ~-z s.s<..t ) asa-s.
ESQ no vale NADIA, general, le con-
test6 ella; pero va que V. sc muestra
tan galante, voy q aceptar sus servi-
clos pdi6ndole q v. un favor. ~
--iC6mo! ser6 70 tan feliz, marquee
sa, que pueda servirla de algof a--9s
-Si senor, y mi s1plica le va 8 pa
recer & V. extraha. Para no sufrir
un desaire, que me serla bochornoso
y sensible, despues de formulada mi
peticion, necesito que V. me prOmeta
acceder 6 ella de antemanO.
,-Esta concedida, asenora 8 tiene v.
mi palabra. 5ss
-Pues de v. la licencia absolute
al caGete n. .... @7s
Morillo qued6 desconcertado.
-Pues que, marquesa, le pregunt6
despues de una pausa, ilo necesita
V.para mayordomof as'3-S
-Lo necesito para marido, dijo con
Ia mayor freseura Ia ga!larda hu6s-
peds. ass& 50 sss
-Sehora marquesa, intcrpuso 81
comandante de h1sares p. Manuel vi.
llavicencio, le suplico no Sc burle del
cadete N: es mi amigo Y me est4
recomendado por su padre.
No me burlo,a caballero;s Y Ia
prueba es que le invito & n. para que
sea nnestra padrino de casamienao
ests misma noohe, o s1iS. ni 80 81 IS s'ss
s.. u sk.tJ..1kn.,x.,f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

En- Mayagiez, donde pensaba esta-
blecerse dfcho captain, = donde tenia
deudos y amigos que han .hecho sexe=ss
quias por el descanso de los muertos,
ha causado general sentimiento Ia
desgracia del Sr. Fiol J de los seres
que mas guerra. Il . -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Ouando hubo transcurrido ell item

Ouando hubo transcurrido el item
po necesarlo para supouer que Va las
goletas Iebeldes fugadas habrian he
cho ptlD!:ca por todas las colouias la
ocnp-.clon dc Oartagena,. penetro la
escnadra en 9; puertu, y 80 no el pabe-
Hon nacional on los eulticios pubucos;
No taruO iAucho EN- s;therse alil uisu
amos Cru&trus nlieSGlt1S haDi:.n A.;ro-
1e@do dos Ge 'as guieta;s que aB ha,,A.a !
,osoapauo. Nocnparainos, pties, g1.u
psrso ae las li4ns.las roou:ias, c,tE,.
<''.as ia vit;s",lslnis eusioal>s que rrgA
.srss Saniss Ee Il. CsA.t.lgena,. pss,o 40
t'uuo ser han,ia la goiolss 4ao cuniu.
cla Il Rnr.uudez Y sus completes. -.
Granslts SacrliclOS cUstO q ESpafiA
la loma dc Cartagena. Desue que
saii6 Ia expedition ue Puerto-U UaDeiIo,
hasta 81 memorable 5 d. dlclem Ore,
hnbo on el t.j6rclto. 1895 baiss do
psninsu'ares y 1850 dc soldados des
pals, tot;ai 1925 nomDrsss, eutte maar
aus ste enter:nedaf., de baia, horIdas y
deserJoges. La mayor parte do las
'iofunciOnas iuerOn csttlSaiias por las
t,lcauas do .os ,2osqeliU,S zsncudos dc,
as cIenegds, las cuaieS prnouc'an
lnas ltagas Sangrenosas eu las p,erg
las, 4uc pfo.itiGtsl'A id Illiette 81 no ee
isc'a n'ny pla..,so la ampiiUacloa de
II u:ta exre,n.taies. Tam oien abun
'siIan a,n..iD ent.s los sit'.,'to Is las
.isg;uU Ill. ;scos,sl.4e..S.
CApuULo XVIII.
En- narch0. aus.
! Proptsome 81 general, estando coi
1aseado 4 y g dioienprs re qas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

+ El Agente de Negoc;os trae en- sn u
ndmero del % datos preciosos sobre
el huracan de Santa Ana ocurrido en-
1925, que vamos a copiar por consi-
derarlos de bastante valor hist6rico.
H9los aquf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

El Agente ha recibido -noticias de
haber Aegado desarbolada & SamanA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Popdsome 81 general, estAndo coI
'zseado Il M g dieisnhgs ne m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

Co. 3 treasure-box key in bis pocket, sup
posed to have been taken from the safe
broken open in Rumfelt & Loring' E
store in Trinity Centre. The person ar
rested at Roseberg ON suspicion OF rob-
bing the stage near the Oregon line on
the ID inst. Was discharged as the tracks
of his boots did not correspond with
those in the road as telegraphed to Rose
burg.
SAN FRANcIsco, June l7.-About two
O'Clock this afternoon athree-story frame
building in the course of erection, on
the corner Of Fifth and Brannan streets,
succumbed to heavy wind prevailing
and fell with . crash, burying one wo-
man and three or four men beneath the
ruins. The Hook and Ladder Company
was soon on the ground in response to
. fire-alArm, and with the assistance OF
citizens began removing the debris OF
the building. In few minutes the wo-
man, Mary O'Grady, was taken out but
expired in Q few moments of her in
juries. Others we're removed 10 Q short
time; one man probably fatally hurt,
others less seriously injured. The frame
of the building had just been completed
and one side boarded mp. which took
the full force Of the wind and occasioned
the catastrophe.
The largest number Of deaths for any
week in the past Ave years WAS regis.
tered at the health Office during this
week, being 1856.
In the case Of Leroy vs.. Spring Valley
Wafer Worksland others counsel for the
parties interested met in the Office Of
Court Commissioner NJ. Hoon of the
Third District Court, for the purpose OF
taking tho deposition Of R. L. Beeton
foreman and engineer of the Spripe
Valley Company. The evidence il
withheld from publication until the cas-,
comes to trial.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

SOLE AaENCY.-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 Waud's Saloon. IL
REMovEp.-Robt. Adams tailor, has
removed to Lacour street, four doors
from Main street, in Lynch's block,
where be has on hand large and fine
assortment of clothes. cassimeres and
vestings adapted to custom trade and
made up at reasonable rates. Cleaning
and repairing done. II
DAILY ENTERPRISE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and 8. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter.
cigars and tobacco. at Press Wand's
Saloon. n
BRICK BUILDING. Lacour street. Brick
Building, Lacour street. Orient Saloon
Orient Saloon. Your Choice, One Bit.
Your Choice. One Bit. Billiards 25
Cents. Billiards 25 Cents.
mytf DRoLETTE & HELLowELL.
JONAS Conn will to-day receive by ex-
press large assortment of white kid
gloves OF ell sizes. he also has on hand
all qualities Of white vests and the finest
quality Of black suits of clothes. 2t.
MILLINERY Goops.-I have on hand a
large and nice assortment of trimmed
hats for ladies and children, which l will
sell at cost prices.
1m Mrs. WARD, Lacour St.
Ice Ice Len IS. B. MARITIME once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine, clear
ice, which will be sold at reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Mo
Alpin's.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iror
and copper ware manufactured or repair
cd, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to J. j. Halpin & Co., who emplo,
none but Arst-class workmen. II.
REoEIvED.-A book containing a dc
scription Of the Andersonville Prison
Pen, etc. W. II. WILSON.
DR.. J. s. HAMMOND has established al
Office over the State Bank. Residence
E. R. Clute's house, Cedar street.
DESIRE that orders for ice be eft a
Press Wand's Saloon; in Bullion, a
uillan's Saloon. w. r. WILSON.
If
CooNAo, brandy. fine whisky, Hollan
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. G. Pou
jade's. If
FRESH imported Cigars just receive
by W. X. WILSON.
HOUSE, to rent on Lacour street. "
r. Wilson. If
I HAVE Saw.dust to sell.
II W. r. WILSON
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
San FRAscIsoo, June

San FRAsoIsoo. June II.
sHAHEsl SATURDAYS SALES.
s75 ophir-50k 5oA 80
6f5 Mexicsn-25h ASK
$50 Gould Curry-A AN lax
Gas Best Belcher-47 46'S 46f 4eh i6
1856 Savsge-l7H l7s4 III.
795 California-73k 73I rs 73i,
l25 Chollar Potosi-80 son
loss Con virgnia-6oS COY sibso so4b5 COZ
COZ
$40 Hale l. Norcross-sA sk
$50 Crown Point-l0h l0k l0k
1885 Yellow Jacket-29h 29k 10 29t
9565 Imperial-6A 6h 6kb5
loo Kentuck-12h
275 Alpha--47h Al
SO Belcher-l64
$50 Conhdence-l8
935 Sierra Nevads-l2k PM
80 Bullion-40 36
225 Exchequer-l6 15k l5h
TO 0yerman-54
1000 Justiee-22 2lk 22kb5 22. 2a-so
100 Succor-45c y
305 Union COn--9k 10
206 Julia-6h 81 IS
$50 Lady Bryan-3Uc
$40 OAledonis-8k So al
ca Globe-20c
6S5 Silver Hill-7Th
$50 Dsyton-5
1855 New York Con-G2ke \
800 0ccidental-43,s
$50 Woodville-l
500 Lady Washington-2A.
co Kossuth-3A
90 Andes-2h
100 AmsZon-55c
so LevixthAn-l5c
270 Prosperity IN
100 Wells Fargo-2Oc
3l5 Morning STAR
800 Virginis-lh
80 Raymond Il Ely-8S
10 Meadow valley-l's
200 Eureka Con-l1k IN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
BY ELEGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

CINCINNATI, June 16.-The nomina-
ton of Hayes appears to be equally
satisfactory to the supporters Of all the
other candidates and on no other among
them could the choice have fallen and
left SO little of heart burning to be al.
lsyed. All concur in acknowledging his
executive ability, spotless integrity and
unqualified patriotism and while his
name will not call forth the spontaneous
enthusiasm which the magnetic Blaine
inspired, it is conceded that the nomi-
nation thoroughly unites the Republic
can party and challenges the confidence
and support OF <he independent re-
formers. Blaine's friends are proud OF
his support in the face of recent per-
sistent assaults on him and except for
the appeals which were used to alarm
the timid delegates with the idea Of q
defensive campaign. his success was
clearly assured. The detection from
this cause. was larger to-day than antici-
pated, amounting to quite thirty votes Of
delegates who had the courage neither to
stand by their avowed preference mol
declare their conclusion TO run under
ERE, although still expressing their faith
in Blaine. I. must be conceded, how.
ever, that their weakness was in some
sense Ivirtue, because it wal
governed by . strong desire for the sue
cess Of Republican principles and party
Some comment is excited by the fac
that New York abandoned Conklini
without formally Withdrawing bis name
The manner Of proceeding, suggests tha
Conkling would not consent to DO with
drawn under any circumstances.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE Sun speak
ing Of the nomination says that Hayes !
candidate whose weakness and unim
portance are his principal recommends
lions to the Republican party. Hi
record is brief and slight. In Congress
he was one Of the obscurest members
bis name there or elsewere never bein
identified with any policy or measure o
action of sny kind. He is not the ma
to obliterate the abomination Of Gran
ism. The Cincinnati Convention he
strong men like Morton and Conklin(
. practical reformer like Bristow, ne
torious jobber and trickster in Blaine
but selected man unknown 10 statei
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

a LII STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
n the nscal year 1875 are now due ard rays-
ble, and the law In regard to their collection
MILES QufILEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevads, and e.
oGlcio TAI Receiver
Phoebe, New, October 18th. 1851
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

JACOBS d SULTAN
Phoebe d BullIonvllle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

The cross-cut 10 in 120 feet, the face
10 In quartz and the prospects are most
hsttering.
AMERICAN FLAG.
A ANAL amount Of work 10 being done
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
PIoCHE

During the week no work has been
done in this mine, in consequence of a
defective boiler, which has been put in
good order, and sinking resumed in good
earnest last evening.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

in the upper drifts Of this mine and some
ore being extracted. The main shaft is
being sunk as rapidly as possible and
fair progress has been made during the
past week. The shaft has now reached
q depth of L. 1913 feet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

rhSShNuhH IASA ELL
ARRIVALS.
sY GILNER 4 sALlsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
s D King FW Clute
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
NOTICE.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
have withdrawn all my interest and
connection with the Saloon Of Henry Eilers on
Lacour street. All debts will be paid by him
and all debts due the concern will be collected
by him.
Phoebe. Oct. LIST. 1875.
o2.tf jos. OPIE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-27

Mr.. John Satlcrwuitc, of Granville
county, North Carolina, aged sixty
four years, cured himself ctTrctuallv OF
consumption, he says, after the doc
tors gave him up TO die, by using the
following recipe:
"Onc pint OF liquor and four table.
spoonfnls of old fat, Iightwood knot
sawdust. Dose, one tablespoonful
three times II day. Cut mullen leaves
in JUL or August, dry them and make
a tea, not too strong, and use night
and morning in place Of coffee. Mix
with suga" and milk to suit taste.
Drink one cnprul. 1t is not well to
take too much"
Mr.. Sattcrwaitc still continues the
use OF the mullen tea, and has great
faith in it.. lie is now hale and hearty.
and says the recipe has cured several
other consumptives in that county who
stood upon the very brink Of the grave
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-27
The Dog Law.

We learn from an exchange that
.Judoe Turlcy. ut PuIaski, has decided
the dog law constitutional. We
wouldn't believe it if the Supreme
r,,,,, ana. On e. 1o,ilo for fine rioht IN
,,r,,
holu P'IS'''"' property '''''''
tional right-nOt 4 prto'lcge. Hence,
dnua con oulv he taxed al the same
,oro,,ol ~,r,,,r,y
'"''' " w. >,
Bul thIS question "S'"c' we n"''
that the present law was not intended
NV &c rr,mcrs io urolcct the wool
y,.,o Ian, wos
b''"'"S ., ~,
cH"ctc'' W '"' '"''''''' " wv . ~
bOndhoIdcrS. 10 RAISE money 10 pay
them the interest on State bonds. We
Lod a uooI law ON our statute books
when the rundcrs enacted the law tax
;,, dn,,g wLich if ripidiv enforced
,r,,,o, cham ,Lon
,ll ,nl.L o,,,l
,or-
n,,.
'
'h,, 'oo'' !" ",''o, -, p''' ~ In,
'L.,m ,n n,is,I, nno,nr cn, any urrson
to keep in his possession any dog or
dogs, after he shall have received no
'co lh'I Sa'o ooS or ""S7 "'N' "',''"
IiI,oJ nmy ono or more shocn Tho nron.
cr.y Of himself or any one else; and
upon conviction thereof, either before
"'"'''"c VI '"' irT'', ~ :" .,',
r.nn, nr ,Ln nn,n,y IN wLich ho no.
sidcs shall be fined in a sum not les.
than SIS nor more than land may IL
imprisoned at the discretion OF TIE
Court I'LL lac give security Tor Ihc Hn'
'o''''
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