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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. r. GORMAN.
NoTARY PUBLIC for LlNC0LF
COUNTY.
co OMMIsSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
CALIFORNIA AND UTAH,
tescord ONCE, e,....-......Lacour Street
log PIOCHH. NEv.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT l WILL SELL
L to the highest and best bidder, or bidders.
ali lots, blocks, shares and parcels Of land, not
conveyed by patent deed and nc. t, peins con; con,
of land known a. the town.site Of Phoebe, In
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, to wit: The
northeast quarter and the southeast quarter.
and the east half of the southwest quarter OF
section twenty-five, in township one, north OF
range sixty-seven east, in the District OF Lands.
subject to sale at PiochD, Nevada. containing
four hundred acres. according to the official
plat aud survey on flle in the Phoebe Land o.
hce Sale to commence on the 9th day Of Ap'
ril, A. D. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue
from day to day until the same shall be COM
pleted. From this date up to the time OF the
sale all persons 30 desiring can See maps and
description Of all lands to be sold as Aforesaid,
At NV Office, at the Land Offioe on Lacour
street. whore the sale will take place.
MORTIMER FULLER,
flp.td Trustee Of the Town.Sits Of Phoebe
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsHUHD
ID out Of the 7th Judicial District Conrt, In and
for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and
to me directed and delivered. for Judgment
December, AID. 1876, in favor Of Joseph 0errans
and against Robert Glover and A. HaEtwig, for
the sum Of nine hundred and ninety-six 63-leo
(gold coin) dollars. debt, together with $l00.76,
tax costs and accruing costs to date, amounting
to 1876. Al, tax costa and all accruine costs and
interest. have levied on the following prop
erty. to-wit:
That certain mine, ledge or lode, situate In
in Highland Mining District, and containing
records a. the .f,uens ventur. !" siso that ~.
tain mine. lode or ledge, containing 500 fest,
more or less. and known on the Highland, MIN.
ing Records % the "Louise;" also that certain
mine, lode or ledge. containineg l.500 feet, mors
Records as the "Ildria;" also that certain mine,
lode, or ledge, containing 1900 feet, more OF
less, and known on the Highland Mining
Rrecords as the "Union STAR also that certain
mine, ledge or lode. containing I.to0 feet, morn
or less, and known on the Highland Mining
Records rs the "St. Lawrence;" also that cor.
tain mine, ledge, or lode containing 1000 feet,
more or less and known on the Highland Mn.
ing Records 81 the "Annie Mine and Co. !" also
that certain mine. lode or ledge, containing
1900 feet. more or less. and known on the high
land Mining Records as the, "Mayfower;' also
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
1900 feet, more OF less, and known on the High.
land Mining Records as the Excelsior also
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
1900 feet, moro or less. and known ON the High
land Mining Records as the "Rosalind;" also
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
1,6o0 feet, moro or less, and known a. ,hs
"Mendha Mine;" all the above described prop.
erty being located in the Highland Mining
District. Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. tho 26th day OF February,
A D. 1877, at the hour Of ~ o'clock m. Of that
day, will sell all the right. title and lntarest
| that Il. Glover and A. Hartwig had in and 70
the above described property on the 9th day Of
November, 1876, or has had any time since. Il
the Courthouse door, In Pioche, Lincoln county,
| Nevada, at public auction, for cash In hand, 70
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy raid ere.
| cution and costs.
| WI. MCKEE,
Sheriff Lincoln County, Nav.
By J. p. Cu1zIs.
| fS-td Deputy 6hef16.
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NOTICE.

ITO DANIEL HASTINGS, MRs. N. BUCK,
i b. N. Toftman, Alex'r Mcmillan. Henry
Cumisky, Mrs. 8. O. Barnes. John 8.
Atchissn, A. NJ. Shields, r. ". Ian.
mister, Thomas 0reives and unknown
owners. and to whom II may concern, you afs
hereby notified that have expended In money
and labor the sum Of three hundred and ten
$500 dollars ON the Hack Prinee Ulne.
situated in the Ely Mining District, Lncoln
County. State OF Nevada. Unless you pay NJ
at my ofiice in Pioche, Nevada. your proper
tional share OF said expenditure on said nina,
said mine, within ninety days from the daks
thereof, together with costa. your inteEesta, N
said mine will BE- forfeited to me By due pgoeeaG
Of law. fffE rH ~ ffA
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A Milwaukee lady, in taking her MORN
ing cape, lately put herfjaw out Of joint
and It was two days before the doctor
could get II in place again. Her husband
says ne hasn't bad such Q vacation since
his married life began.
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A large black eagle, weighing forty
four pounds, was recently killed by o
party of hunters near Monticello, Va.
Thomas Jefferson's old residence, but
only surrendered after both its wings
had been broken and it had been pur-
sued several miles by hounds aud horse
men. 1t had on its neck when oap-
tured, Q brass collar with ~. S." en-
graved upon it.
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U,HE STOCKHOLDERS or THn arX1l
i BANK or NEVADA M hesshy ne1lns1
that ct the monthly meeting d Ne 0nec1
Of Directors. the, Hx0uLA1 DIVIDEND vae
q Her Can't
On the amount Of capital sepsk. pegable = -
J.1w1zaHT. Hi 1anaanA
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PIPIFAX.

PIPIF AK,
V,HE RosICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
i Philosophers who nourished In Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to diecoverths
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists In
search for the Elixir vite, yet there is scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrolo.
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force In
the extract of certain plants.
p IL p II F n ~
Is due to the researches Of learned scholar Of
It 10 made of
TWENTY DETERRENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming combination unrivalled IN the mate.
ria medicA.
PIPIFAX
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortiies Nature. Its manner Of operation 10 to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunc, ories of the body, the bad humors which
molest 1t, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory aud difficult to cure. such ai
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. It IL
pleasant to the taste mild in its action, marvel
GUS in its effects and unsurpassed as . tonic,
Used as beverage in malarious districts IL neu.
| trAlizes miasms and prevents fever and ague,
| Druu0igfa 4rncara a
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, Ban Francisco
s17.Smis
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ApAM's FIRST WIFE's REVENGE. This
is the old Hebrew cabilistio legend of
Lilith, the first wife of Adam, as told by
M. D. Conway. in his lecture on the
devil: "She was q cold, passionless,
splendid beauty. with wondrous golden
hair. She was created Adams equal in
every respect; and. therefore, properly
enough, refused to obey him. For this
she WAS driven from the garden OF Eden,
and Eve was created-made to order. so
to speak-of vne OF Adams ribs. Then
the golden haired Lilith-jealous. en-
ragged, pininR for her first home in Para
diss--entered in the form of serpent,
crept into the garden of Eden, and
tempted Adam and Eve to their destruo.
ton. And, from that day to this, Lilith,
cold, pssslonless beauty, with golden
hair, has rosmed up and down the earth,
snarng the sons of Adam, and destroy.
ing them. You may always know hei
dead victims, for, whenever man has
been destroyed by the hands Of Lilith
you will always find a single golden hail
wrapped tight around his lifeleSs heart
To this day many and many son o.
Adam is lured to death and ruin from
having the golden hair of woman
wrapped too tight around his heart.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-psrtuership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, Dick Riepe assuming all in.
debtedness of the late arm. All indebtedness
duo the said hrm prior to February I, 1877.
must be paid to Alex. 8. Thompson. Riepe
will carry on the business in his own name
hereafter. All Parties are notified TO settle
immediately.
Phoebe, Nevada, February l, 1877.
DICK RIEPE.
fS-1m JOHN TITLER.
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A PRACTICAL JOKER.

Several American and Partisan papers
give accounts of the extraordinary pro-
ceedings OF French gentleman of inde-
pendent means, whose ons object in life
appears to be to worry Custom House
officers. He has returned to his native
Paris, and everywhere railway officials
have been warned about his pranks.
"It is his won't" says the American
Register, ''to pack huge trunk full of
trowser- straps, such as are worn with
CATERS, using hydraulic pressure. as il it
were necessary to cram five bushels into
q three-bushel space, then to allure the
inspector to open it as suspicious pack
age, when naturally the contents are
overset, and the whole force of the Gus
tom House was occupied for hours in
putting them back. A powerful Jack-in-
the.box was another device Of his that
was very successful" But more than
this is currently reported of the gentle.
man. 1t is his practice some time to
leave a hamper OF very high game at a
parcel Office, and not take it out, simply
sending messengers TO inquire how the
strength Of the odor was progressing.
When the officers at the parcel Office
could not endure the aftliotion any
longer, and threw the hamper away, NJ.
Vivier would appear and politely request
the return of his goods. OF course
great commotion would follow, which in
every way, often by the aid of lawyers.
would be prolonged by NJ. Vivier to his
intense secret delight. Appeals to Pa
risian courts would be threatened to
humble village officials, who we're warned
OF the nature of court COSTS. On one oc.
cason it 10 said that NJ. Vivier blandly
asked an old gentleman bathing at Bou-
logne if he had seen the shark. The
awful hint spread as fact far and wide.
Next day it appeared that every one had
seen the monster. No one bathed. M.
Viver smiled, sipped his Bordeaux, and
took his departure, thoroughly gratified.
He had his powerful Jack-in-ths-bo box
with him to meet all emergencies at the
railway stations on the way. Another
story is told of his appearing at rail-
way station with two valises. The off,
Ger curtly inquired if they contained any
thing Neontraband. "You can see for
yourself" said Vivier, blandly offering
the key. What does this one con-
tain?" demanded the officer. "One rat
tlesnake, replied Vivier, mildly. And
this?" 1.-TWO rattlesnakes." answered
ths humorist, in pathetic voice. The
official started back, muttering. A CON-
ference was held. The table of permit
ted articles was anIiously consulted. I.
mo duty on rattlesnakes for any num-
Der less than four" grumbled the officer,
after considerable research. You may
CO." Vivier gently went.
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THE RECORD

Ia delivered in Pioche and Bullionvills at %
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.
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OFFICE In Wells. Fargo k Cos Building,
Main street, Phoebe. Nevsds. mr26-tf
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
DESERTED.
a virxisia Man Lseaves MS via
and Family.

Virginia City has . sensation. which.
though two weeks old. has not yet been In
print II appears that @. y. Sitter. who
formerly owned an interest In tho &c 81
loon. on Z street. Virginia. has jumped
the country. leaving . great many credit
ors behind to mourn over their Losses In
consequence Of his departure. though 1t
Is lust possible that they have ~ good .
chance 10 collect their dues now as they
hal IL he had remained. From an old
widow woman. who had long been . friend
Of the family, Sitter borrowed $500. pre-
tending that he intended to buy out his
partner In the saloon business. shortly
after this transaction. be borrowed si,OoO
from his wife's cousin. . paralytic old man
who is unable 10 do . hands turn for him.
self. All this money. besides other small
sums. which he borrowed from acguAint
anccs. was spent by Sitter in riotous living.
The worst feature Of the case. however.
lies In the fact Of Sliter's desertion OF his
wife and three children. Mrs. Sitter Is
most estimable lady and tho sympathy OF
all decent people Is extended to her. All
the money secured by Sitter was spent ON
. notorious woman Of tho town named
Lily White, who accompanied him In his
light from tho Comstock. The Two are
nov supposed TO 10 in San Francisco. car
rying ON tho business which would most
likely lie congcnial 10 them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
SETTLED.
The Question OF Extras On shs New
Csasty Csurs- House

The DnarL Of Arbitrators chosen To set
tie the dispute between Peter Burke
contractor, and the County Commission
.r., with regard 10 the value OF extra labor
ON the new County Ccurthouss, made
their award this morning. II will be re-
membercd tina, the original contract was
for scs.ls9 50. Burke was paid his con-
tract price ut the conclusion of his work
anil afterwari was allowed and paid 81
s?I AZ upon recommendation Of Mr.. FRA
ser, who -uperintended the construction
~ the building. Mr.. Thompson, an archi.
tect, said that Burke was entitled IN sl6,-
sg7 for the changes and extras. This
~opinion has been confirmed by the Board
thew having decided that tho contractor IL
entitled TO SO. 100 IS. which. added to the
ISL AZ already paid as extra. gives sls,-
537 over and above the contract price
Adding thi. ~ the original contract price,
We have ss5. O26 IS a. the total cost OF the
building. Burke's claim was for ss,ot'
~ In addition 10 what had already bsen
allowed as extra. IL 1t had been allowed
the building would have cost slo' '3bo ~.
The cost Of the arbitration will be about
500. and will be paid by the county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28

No SERVICES on SABBATH ScHooL--0w.
Ing to the incompletion Of the repairs now
In progress, there will DO neither Church
nor Sabbath School services held In ~,
Johns Episcopal Church. Gold Hin. To-
morrow.
A uoLp HILL man drank . glass OF
water yesnrdsy aud II kept him awake all
night. He will not DO guilty Of such .
foolish act again.
Grs HErxAS and Dolph Davis returned
from their Hope Valley trip yesterday with
. wagon load Of mountain trout.
"wALxrSo FIsH" IL the nams Of an In
dian who yesterday came In from tho
Walker River reservation.
Tx Amazon Consolidated mine, In
Lyon county, Is 10 be sold Of sherin's sale
on the 9Th Of neat month.
THERE arc but two prisoners In tho
Lyon County Jail. Ono Of them 10 .
horse.thief.
BULLION valued At s1,5es IS was ship.
ped by express from the Comsiock last
evening.
Coon orc 10 being taken from the
Comet mine. near Ailyer City.
NEw HAY 10 coming into market from
the surrounding valleys.
Tax Virginia board Of Rduestion will
elect teachers to-day,
CArTAN ovaa,sx has returned from
San Francisco.
TEE Sapphire mill has started up on
Justice ore.
WORK has been resumed in the Herald
mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Letting the Csstr~ets Postponed
Aaditisasi Coussei Retained.

The County Commissioners met in Vir-
ginia City a, I O'Clock to-day. 9 full Board
being present. Chairman Randall re-
ported that District Attorney Drake had
not hal time to examine the proposals Tor
constructing the stone walls at the sides
and 10 the rear OF the County Court-house.
lie also stated that the District Attorney
desired TO 90 over the plans and specifica-
ton. with Nr. Salkeld, the architect. For
This reason action upon receiving the pro-
posal. was deferred. A resolution was
adopted authorizing thoDosrd OF County
Commissioners 10 employ Jonas seely and
Lewis A Deal 10 assist District Attorney
Drake in prosecuting the cases against
the mining companies. provided those
gentlemen would agree to receive
AZ their fees for .neh service ~
per cent. Of all moneys collected fer said
DELINQUENT taxes. OF this 10 per cent. Is
10 be raid 10 Mr.. Seely and 10 per cent. to
Lewis \ Deal. The Chairman was in-
struc,ol 10 communicate with the gentle
men named. II they are willing to under
take the snit upon the terms named, oper.
atoms will commence at once. The Board
adjourned to meet next Saturday, August
18th, at n o'clock A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28

IusS,xa A TrSSEL.-Mark strouse. OF
Virginia City. who is a miner a. well a. a
butcher. has put three shifts Of miner. At
work running . tunnel into the Comet EI'
te..ion mine. The mouth vi the tunnel
4. ON Comet ground. through which Il viii
RIM GO feet and enter q wedge-shaped cor
per az the Coupon mine. aud aiier iuh.
ming iiO feet In this ground. the line OF
the Comet Extension will be reached. I'M
portant results are expected when the fun-
mel cuts tho ledge.
Tax regular monthly meeting oil Tho
members Of the Order Of Union and Con,
feiera,e Veterans will BE- held at the ohiee
III Major sionehili in Virginia City at 5
o'clock this evening.
A rArrSr has been secured by W. q. ID.
Body, Of Virginia City. for q ~new-fangled
pumpciack. 10 10 made OF wood Instead
IL leather. T.. II. scott Ia the inventor.
w,RH weather keeps the beer market
lively and Aid. the cause Of religion by in
ducing a belief In the existence Of . lake
81 fire and birthstone.
qar boys have concluded Ia extend the
performance At their circus for n week
longer. The tent ON Telegraph street viii
10 open tsejght.
Tnr santiago engine. OF which marry
RYAN il the engileer. Is running again.
The music Of her yoisr Is heard ~ the
land.
roors suitabls for house,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28

The papers Of the Comstock have from
time to time referred 10 the building Of
the new Fourth Ward School. house. Viz.
ginis City. When the last Board Of School
Directors cam into once . series Of
charges were made against the former in
cumbents. II was intimated that consid-
erable jobbery had been prasticed. and
that there WA c~rookedness throughout.
That the contract had been awarded I'M
fairly and that the building had not been
constructed according to contract. So
many Of these charges were made that the
Grand Jury made an Investigation.
but failed TO ind anything radi-
cally wrong. This school-house 10
now being strengthened and brsced by
King post trusses for the reason that Il Ia
said 10 DO unsafe. knight 4 Nackay. the
architects, deny that such 10 tho case.
They say that the building Il perfectly
strong and safe In every particular. In .
printed card the architects say /: II IL an
undeniable fact. and one which will be
c~orroboratei by every mechanic who may
DO consulted. that the building was per-
feet and secure In every particular before
the aforementioned bracing and truszing
vas commenced: that IL il positive in
Jury 10 any building 10 bungle with 10. -
Il being done In this case. and that there
has been no settling or sagging but that
natural to all buildings put up ON fresh
walls and Of green lumber. Not . crack
Was 10 be seen in the plastering except that
n caused BY the ~shrinkAge Of tho chin.
ney. and not q joint Of the wood work had
opened. which would certainly have been
the case had anything been faulty In the
construction Of the building. but the
entire work WAS In the most perfect CON-
dition. and in this connection we feel COM
PEELED 10 disagree with one OF the mo
chanics in charge. who said that III the
repairs did no good they would do no
HARM but feel disposed To accept the
idea given by the mechanic In charge Of
another branch of business-vh said
that he did not know Of any good the re-
pairs would do. but that he had been
ordered TO do Il. and ho intended 70 fellow
instructions'-as the a under which
the work Is DONE"