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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Gi1ac @drte.

Nr Gtue. pelbe on ben 6oIsen pom eueenblunSen,
N~ero6ier G6md6e, Guttrdttigunq, @cr(uTt Der Dtonne5z
troit &C. leioen, ien6e i'd foifesfrct elm 0ccept, bus lie
5 5nn9r :, 9 tas = groBs 9esinttIsl mnrSe DON e',ien: @ttis
Goupert an Rev. Soiepb 8. Snndr, D,
2@lep1StHpO iat3l Sible Soule, 81. 9. @ttn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

Sn alien Glaiien Ser @ciellz
lit @Icmn'S @&pcfe Setfe
bos porberrI9etDe &eini9ungsmittel. pie
9amen gebroudcn iie, nm Sebler DeS
Seints 31 beiettigelt, lnbSpl6e, tDelde nit
&usl6IGgen obcr anberen Gei3unget Der
6aut geplagt iinD, tperoen bur6 btelelbe
i6neu gebeilt. - Sci allen Npotbeterlt 3u
babeu.
!StQ's 6aorz unb Bart SdrbemitteI,
i9tpar3 ober braun, soc. IA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

lteber $50 adtbare bieiige Sro1en un6
Mdnner, baben bic tpobltbuenbe. @irfun9
bon Or. Carl @~n9el6ar6's QeberptIIen
un6 STE m ebt gegen ale &ranfbeiten
Der 2eber 1t1tb ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un6
ge9en Die Srauenfrant6eiten 6ffentIi6 be-
5eu9t.
&~1epmittmiowS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Der 9eaboSp= Graiebnmes=0omS.

Oorf, 4. Oft.
Der 8erpaItung5ratb bes 8eabo6D7
Grsiebunssfonbs bat ben 9rdfi6enten
6abeS gu ietnem MitgIie6e 9etpa6lt, an
STEELE 6es BERT. Nattbeip WaHrp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
StaOt GbiGa0O.
GOOt : County YOlitii6cS*
@afDin9tOn SeFm8+
(Ginoeian6t.J

(Gin9eian6t.)
Gn Sic &eoaction ser uSutnois Staats7
5~eituns"!
gBir b0ren bier mebrfa6, baB etn v@aib7
ington SEEING" ganbioat fir Gountpl3abz
meilter lit. g8ollen Sic uns benadrt6tt>
ae11, pb 6as beriel6e 6err lit, tpel6er bier
Bel Ser lebten @rant>@ ampagne I'M Sabre
1872 cine englii6e un0 cine Oeutl6e Jteoe
bielt. urtb i'm @ountD mebrfa6 10 ti0tig
fir Bic republtfanii6e 8artei mtrfte, uno
tper uu0 tpaS CT lit?
Mebrere 2eIer IN Stem 8remen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

ST. gSiM County 1T 6err SO. S.
3orlep, etn angciebener, til6ti9er uno
re6ti6aHener 8iir9er, Der audi III ben nett
li6en GDetlen SDpf GountD'S fi6 elmer 1ebr
sablret6en 8efannti6aft %erfreut, GanOtDat
fit bas County GlerfS : Qltt, nno miro,
tpenn ertpGblt, einen iebr tii6tigen 8eat117
ten nhnehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
S6gli@er Warftbert@t+
G6icago, 6. Sft. 1877.
Getrei6emGrtt.
Ste6e 8Drienbertht.
etneentcimer @aaremntarrt.

gtn8entciner @aatenmarrt.
gutter. - Seft. yGbotce grea-
merD" 26@3Oc.; quite bis bette (9otce)
v0atrb" 2O@25c.
Gier = 16@17c., m~eiftentbeiGs 1860
1876.
aartoffeGn.-S5c. per ST., fir GarIb
Stole, 3894Oc. fir Bea6blops. Sarmer
berfauien SIT 60@65c betn Sad.
Sprtt.- 100 9aB gu $1.O8.
SSn 81 nctnnat = $1.O7.
en- Beortd- $1.O7.
sSn 8 altim -$1.12.
Sn Stem Observation-Disclosures 1903
@1.13.
Sn 9biGa6eGpbtu. @eitIi6et
$1.12.
Sn ct. 9outs. $1.o8.
Sn Stem 9 orf - $1.133.
MIfoboG-$2.18(02.2O.
gtber = 2.OO0$9.5 so per J 8dB, unb
$50 per SaB @ 20 @aIonen.
g.-14@16c fir reltett IN fletnet
QuantttGfen. 6ter unb ba 17@18c.
8t16. T%eL66Ibner: $4.O0@4.25 per
0ub.; @nten : So. 25@2.75 fir bette yOtaLz
Iar6sd: v9e0 9uds" 2.0O@2.12, vTeoL"
1.5O@1.75; &ebbibner 9.5O@2.75, Gauz
VII PA"1O Nv ~NON'O~
Sbf.
@epfeG.-2.OO@3. so, ie mad 2uantiz
tdt.
goGiforntazO b f.-8irnen: @rtra
8eurre GIairgeau $3.5O@3.75 per &tite,
@inter gfeuts 1926, iiberreife 8trnen 200
@2.5O. Quttten 800 per &ifte.
MeIonen.-Mt6tgan Must $50 per
!Atite Cd 41-5 st.
8trnen:- Stem gprfer: 2on 8on6
ur6 6Iemti6 8eautD $3@6, ie mad 0uas
GitGt, Iodine Ou6eB SO. 5O07.00, i60ne
Sefels Sc. 5O@6.oO; Mi9i9an 8trnet it
&0rben 30@60c.
Quttten.-3.OO@6.OO per SaB un6
O. 90 beim 6alben SAB. Wtt6igdn
in &0rben 5O@65, SntnoiS in &iit9en rs
@90c.
Grauben.- S60ne Goncor6s 400
55c. fir 10 8fo. &ift6en, 35@40c. fir 10
@f6. g., 9elatpare 100000. fir 8 BfO. SC.
u11o 75@80c. in 10 Yfb. 6.
8retieIbeeren (Cranberries)-6.75
5000 per Sag; 50@75 per J 8ui6.z&.;
Dilbe $50 per 8ni6el.
e.-25@35, 40@5O un6 so
@60c., ie mad GualitGt.
@intertpei5en, BrimaQu
(Grtras) ............. 6.75- $50
@tntertpetSe1t. QuteS( @rtras) 600 700
@etterK Sprtn9 @rtras,
8rin1d QualttGt 600 6.25
@eitern Sprtn9 @rtras, 9uz
teS BITS redt 9uteS....... $50 600
@eitern Spring @Ttras, or
binGres bis ate1nli6 9ttes. 800 5.75
mt1neint0 Gnrtnh ErtrdS
redt guteS bis beiteS....- 6.25- $50
W1tnnelota Spring @gtraS,
oroi1dres bis guteS...... SIS 600
Oeinnelota Sprtng GrtraS,
9otent .......o........ $50 900
M11bere 8atents ........... 6.75- $50
Spring Superftnes" beftes 400 500
Spring Superft1es, orOtz
rqreS ................ 2.5O- 500
&oqqenme6G ............ 3.25- $50
&Iete.-5O Sonnen 81 $3.50 auf
ben S6ierte1t.
Mtbb1ings. @robe 1900 auf SEN
S6tenen.
screenings. 1926 per Come
aufgela6en.
Waisme6G. - 10 Gonnen 9robes
vGountrp" gu 1900 auf Ben S9iener.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

M~ 9aS 8ublifum miro hermit out
sic 2anbz Nnseige BON $. 6. 8biton,. @l7
iignee, aufmerfiam gema6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

&err SttIittS GoTemtbaI TIT GAIT
0tS1t fur oaS Gt@terautt Der Yroz
pate Court 7iep1W, tiQ&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

BreI1e 5W1Uc. n%teOrt9er.
8e3ablt purbe: $5.15@5.40 per 100 ID
fir i6tpere S9tpetne gum 90feln unb
S., 40@5.5 5 fir lei9te gum BOteIr unb
9erienoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Oct ttpMbIisaHif1e GoatntUsGcn=
DCnt

ftn6et laut etnem am Samitag sefaBten
Sei6luB 0es republtfanil6en Sountn>
Gertral>G omites AM . ten # dg, ben 30.
SftDber ftdtt, unb miro UNI 10 1tbr
8ormittags erDffnet. Der Srt bes Gon=
Dents lit nod SIT bcittmmen.
Die Gorpa9len OaSu fin6en in 6et
SoDns I'm 81 flag, ben 20. Sftober
bon As l1br Na9mtttags itatt, olsgez
11prttnen iebo6 bic Soipn Sefferion, Safe
8ietp, @banfton, @icero, 6D6e 8arf unb
Safe, mo- bteielben an 0emielben Gage tpie
in Der Sta6t, Montag, ben %. Sftoz
Der BON As 1tbr Mbenbs, ftattfir6en.
Die StimmplGbe fir bte 8ortpo6Ien
fin6 an 6em setpObnliden gidben, utS Sic
9tt6ter it1b an Srt unb SteIIe 3u tpGblert,
Gus9enommen in fOlgenben SDp1ts, mo Sic
3i6ter bonn GentraI>g omtte ernannt iin0:
@DGniton: 6arrp 8eariOn, @m. gooneg,
2otis 2eonbar0t.
Safe: So6m 6uff, Srant Softer, 9boz
mas Carroll.
6bbe 8orf: SEQ. 8. Sor6, Bruno @anz
lei, Sobn 8. Marib.
9as Central GDmite beidloB 6ie Gan6iz
6aten in folgenber &etbenfoIge al npmtntz
ren: @rIt bic 9tt9ter, 6ann Sic @ountnz
Gommii1Gre, 6a111 Der GountD= S6qbmetz
tter, oan1 Die bret @ert6ts@ Glerf5 u. 5ulebt
ben Superinbenten Der G~DuntDi6ulen.
Sic SerbttpabI TT Goof COUNTY.
Sim 6. NOOember finbet Die 6iesiGbrtoe
6erbittpabI ftatt.
Die biesmal gu ertpGbIen6en 8eamten
itnb:
Sin County S6abmet1ter.
Gin County @Iert.
Gin @ountDe superintendent 6es 0ffentz
Ii6en 11nterrt6ts.
Gin JRt6ter bes' Superior @ert6ts, an
Steue bon So6n q. Sanction.
Gin 9tt6ter bes County @eri6ts.
Gin &t6ter fir bas neue Ita6laffenz
f69fts7 @eridt (Brobate @ourD.
Sin GIerf beS Criminal @eri6ts.
Gin @lert bes observation-disclosures @eriGts.
Stint County, @ommtfidre.
.Sn tpeni9en @o6en tpirb Ser @abIfampf
beginner un0 es itebt gu boffen, baB bic
Burger 0es County allies baran ieber, baB
nun Die beiten n1o tii6tigiten Mduner 81
Ganotoaten aufgeftelt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

Bag~@tnen boIIftdnbigen 8eri6t iiber bic
8%erbanolungen Der eOan9elii6en Sprooe
ftnoet Der 2eler auf Settle 2.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Scr @teDmtarft.

Gin6bieb. = Gr6dlter tpur6en i'm
2aufe Oort9er Mo9e in ben unionz 8iehD0s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Git betraeertT6er sGgcnt.

Stem gort, 5. Oft.
Ser gbef Ser bieiigen gerit6erungsz
Mgentur Nuiger 8roS. Eat fi6 Ser Inter
16la9ung bon ettpa $135,O0O gum 9ta6z
t6eile Der Commercial Union Miiurance
COMPANY" in Qonoon i6ulbtg genta0t,
bod miro ii6 6er 8erluit erit no0 NbipiG>
lung Der @ei6dfte bieies SoDrcS 9etau feitz
iteQen laiien. Qlnt9erS 8iirgen ftn0 ettpa
fir $4,000 eriobfdbtg, ut0 eS lit n,09Iid,
6aB audi Nuiger ieIbit nod ettpos suruGz
itelen fann. Sic @eieQl6aft miro Nui9er
nt6t 9ert6tli6 berfolgelt, bat aber bon lets
mem 8urealt, Ieinen 8I0ern, 8aar9elO &C.
8eitb ersrtffen un6 tpir6 baS @ei6dft ieIbit
fortfa6ren.
9oppeIHtoro.
@entraGGttD, 0afota, 4. Sept.
bta G6eDenne.
6eute gtd6mtttag gerietDen So6n g.
8rDant unb q. %. N6orn5, Der 9ebtcre llt>
ter bent S9riftfteQernantelt yold Pioneer"
unb rGbin9 Sl", friiber GOrreipon6ent Der
Tribune" in Salt Safe GttD lr1o me6rerer
3ettun9en in Chicago, tpegen 0~iinenanges
le9e1lbetten in einen Streit, Der lt6 balb SIT
TbGtlt6teiten iteigerte. NOannS i6DB
SrDant cine &ugel bur6. BEN 9etb MD
tparbte it6 3ur Slu6t, iporauf 8rDant ibnt
etten S6uB na6feuerte, Bic tbl1 5um Sale
bra6te.
8rDant i6leppte ii6 6onn Su Dem berz
tpllhoet am 8D6en l~iegenocn NOam5 btn,
'1eBte belnlelben BEN 2duf Ser GtTtole an ben
&opt unD l6oB t6m cine &l&gel Dur05 Sc
btrn. 9oamS blteb natiirli6 ougen6IiGz
LID toDt, uno 8rDant'S Wunoe lit tootlt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
s,Sentuts."
8ettse1s Ticks
&aLmturagsl tt.terr56e.
Scppi@e.

qote @ttu SO. o.. 5000 cafe Gitp No. 49,. SIS
Sote Sin $40. l.....$7.5Q Xate @itp yo. 3d.. IL. 10
8afe GtI9 9to. 4....$13.5U
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
@tn9bnntS.
0ebIeimte MnsIimS.
WeMreifteS XeMd.

Gmost'3 aIbbpme AA.........12K
@uertcon 49,. 9 @10 Iibbpme roth s%eitretft 10
SoTilton .....11X012H
aneoSptlIe A :. 9A@10A @reeomoorDC 6ertot ID
Qmosfeaq deutot. ...12% Observation-Disclosures. 13
9foliobeTc deptot ,..12 @reepmoorAA ueutos.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Cele0rapbt(0t gepe(0en.
GtanS Oct Nattomat1hmto.

8 oibin9ton, /. Set.
Der Staro Der 9tationali6ulb mar, na6
6em WeonatszN 1stpeis bes 8tnan3miniiters
am 80. September foIgen6er:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29


THE PATIENCE THAT KILLS. In
conversation with a gentleman from
Osceola few days ago we learn that
quite number of placer claims over
there have been sold to Cinnamon that
will return to the owners all the way
from five to ten dollars to the man.
These parties have at different times,
when white men desired to purchase,
pnt the price up to Ave and ten times tn
amount they afterwards sold to China.
men for. 1t is something beyond com.
prehension why men will dispose OF
claims that, II properly worked would
return them not only wages but some.
thing more for something ike hundred
dollars, and then in few weeks will be
found hunting job at four dollars II
day. They do not possess, like the
Cinnamon, "the patience that kills. "
The detested Chinaman, in the present
instance. has overreached number In
Osceola claiming to spring from q supe-
rior race. Some men over that way
have shown themselves to be 80 utterly
worthless and indolent that 1t 10 quite
enough to make man blush for his sex
Ward Reflex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Hon. L. 8. Stern, Most Worthy Grand
Master of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows in the State OF Nevada. has re-.
turned to Gold Hill from his, tour of in
spection of the various lodges Of the
State. and in conversation with the re.
porter OF the Gold Hill News, spoke of
Phoebe and Piochers as follows:
Phoebe is rather quiet, but the people
are still doing well. There is charac-
ter of solidity about the place which is
gratifying to observe. The Raymond
& Ely Company is running mill on
tailinRs and ore with good success. The
Alps Company has bought the Washing
ton & Creole and Mazeppa mines. They
are taking out considerable ore from
their claims and expect to be out of deb.
In short time. All the people are pray.
ing for Meadow Valley to resume opera.
tions. There is the utmost confidence
in this mine. as it is known that good
ledge was struck before it shut down.
Phoebe will come out in time. The best
hearted people in the State live in
Phoebe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
AGAIN IN THE FIELp.-The frat nj

AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-The first mum.
Der OF 1.-THE San Juan Sentinel" new
weekly newspaper published at Ouray,
Ouray county, Colorado. by DR.. McKen-
ney & Bowling, arrived at our sanctun
on Monday last. The Sentinel presents
very neat appearance and one can see
at first glance that the owners are gentle.
men who thoroughly understand their
business. DR.. McKenney is we'll and
favorable known throughout Nevada and
has been connected at various tim OF
with the press Of this State. The doctor
has had many years experience in the
newspaper business and what the old
gentleman does not know about it is no,
worth knowing. We most heartily wish
our old friend success in his new under.
taking.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

We learn that an important strike was
made few days ago in the lower work.
ings OF the Jennie A mine, which fully
sets at rest the uncertainty under which
the management has been laboring for
some time in regard to continuation and
enlargement OF the vein in the depth.
Parties who have visited the mine since
the late development was made express
the opinion that the company have q
very valuable property. The latensss
OF the season is all that prevents the i'm
mediate erection Of reduction works by
this company.-[ White Pine News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
SAGE SEED.

Yellow Jacket has levied an assesg-
ment of 50.
The Carson Appeal says they have u
! corporation wheelbaIrow In Austin and
| it is Black Marie's proxy.
Great emergencies develop great men.
A resident of Wiunenuccs has invented
bedbug-proof mattress.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
has brought suit against the Jacob Little
Consolidated to quiet title to the ground
now claimed by both companies.
Hugh Halligan. who was badly injured
! by a blast in the Consolidated Virginia
mine some time since is able to be out
| on crutches.
Judge W. NJ. Seawell Of Lyon county
is now making necessary surveys and
| will at once erect steam hosting ma
chinery on the Antelope mine at Aurora
The Reno journal says the Nevada
Quicksilver Works at Steamboat Springs
have commenced active operations.
The Tuscarora Review says the new
shaft of the Navajo mine has attained a
total depth of 100 feet. of which 10 are
| timbered.
Carson Tribune: The operation of the
| Mint in Carson are principally confined
| to the execution Of subsidiary silver
coins on Government account.
Crozier is to be hanged at Winnie
mucca, October 30th, for the murder OF
Silyerstein, unless the Board OF Pardons
intervenes.
Belmont Courier: The teaching OF
lixiviating process for treating silver ores
has been abandoned at the Lawrence
mill in lone District, where pans are be-
ing substituted for tubs.
At the first annual meeting of the
stockholders OF The Grand Prize recently
held the following we're elected Trustees
for the ensuing year: G. W. Grayson
NJ. Herman, H. Williams, f. M. Hall
and NJ. J. Mcdonald.
Eureka Sentinel: The August bullion
production OF the Eureka CONSOLIDATED
is put down at $4,000 the X X Con
at $50, 900 and the Matamoras at $35 900
That is not a circumstance to what the
September return will show.
John Overman 10 to receive $500 from
the Overman Mining Company in pay
ment OF his time and expense in coming
from Iowa to Virginia City to have hi
testimony perpstuated. John should
have made the company pony up befor
he lett Iowa soil, for the chances or,
that he will never get it.
Mrs. Black and Mrs. Hull, of Para
disc Valley, had some little difficult.
over the price of couple Of pounds o
butter, when the former drew her littl
gun and shot Mrs. Hull in the lungs
killing her. The women of Nevada ar
getting to be as bad on the shoot as tn
men.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

DANUBE. Gross and re.cross the Dan
ube, but don't forget to sample the St.
Louis and New York Beer at Panacs
Saloon, No. 1000 Main street. Also re-
liable liquors and elegant cigars q spe.
cialty. Only one price! one bit!
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

CorrxE, of every descripsion-Rio,
Costa Rica, Java, Mocha; yenard's
papers and cans fresh from the factory
Cafe des Gourmand's-a Poujade's.
LADIES, go to ]. Myers & Bro. for your
iry-goods. shoes. etc. they are selling
out.
CLOTHING cheaper at C!ute's than any
other place in town.
MINERS call at Cluto's for your sup
plies.
ALEXIS Shoes ut Cluts's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
THE LATE SENATOR nOGY.

The late Senator Louis Victor Bogy
OF Missouri was one of the most enter.
prising citizens OF that State and done
moro to develop the great mineral wealth
of Missouri than all the inhabitants of
the State put together. The Senator
done his utmost to keep the workings of
the mines under the control of Missou-
rians, but DO what he could and offer
all the inducements possible, he was un-
able to get the wealthy. old French fogy
population OF st. Louis to embark in
the enterprise, 80 finally becoming dis.
gusted, he sent his sou, Joseph Bogy,
to Chicago to obtain capital for the work.
ing OF the same, and after an absence of
four days his son returned and reported
he had secured the necessary means for
that purpose, and to-day the mineral
wealth OF the State is controlled by oapi-
tai outside of its lines. Colonel Bogy at
one time was sole owner Of the famous
Iron Mountain Of Missouri, the ore OF
which steamboats, used 10 convey to
Pittsburg. there it was manufactured
into various articles and then returned
direct back to Missouri to be sold. and
not until the "detested Yankees" took
control of this mountain of iron was it
manufactured into articles within the
borders OF the State. During the time
of slavery, and although firm believer
in the doctrine, Colonel Bogy was indeed
ever the friend of the poor slaves, and
We remember on one occasion, when
wealthy and respected citizen of st.
Louis was about to ship young girl,
whose skin disclosed the fact that the
blood in her veins was about one.eiRhth
African, down to the Gulf States for the
simple reason that she bore too marked
resemblance to her unnatural father,
and upon Colonel Bogy learning that the
girl had been placed in the slave pen,
at that time known in St. Louis as the
"Bulrs Eye" and ordered sent south,
he went to her father, and swore by all
that was both good and bad that if she
was shipped from St. Louis and sold he
would prosecute him to the full extent
Of the law, for the girl was free girl.
The girl was taken from the pen, but
not until the fiend who had charge OF it
had committed rape upon her. The
Colonel was very democratic, and on re.
ceiving letter from nephew Of his
living in New York, stating that he bad
traced his ancestors on his fathers eide
and found that they all possessed good
blood, and as he desired having printed
apamphlet Of his ancestors, he would
like for his uncle 10 furnish him some
facts concerning his ancestors on his
mothers side, as he knew they contained
the very best blood in their veins. The
old Colonel wrote his blooded nephew
q avery affectionate letter informing him
that he thought that his (nephew's)
mother was descendent OF such people
as those who first inhabited America
such as convicts and bastards--and that
be would advise him not to publish it.
1t is hardly necessary to inform the
reader that the pamphlet tracing that
young mans ancestors never made its
appearance in print.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

News comes from Utah that the noted
Emma Mine is about to resume opera
tons again. James scrimgour. who has
had charge of the property since it fell
into the hands of Trener W. Park, has
leased 1t from the gentleman last named.
Work will commence upon it in q few
weeks, with only few hands. but it is
proposed by the lessee to operate 1t on
an extensive scale next spring and sum.
mer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
Notice to LienhOlders

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons holding or claiming liens against the
following described property. to wit: That GER
tain furnace known as the Bassett Furnace, sit
uated at Bullionville, in the County Of Lincoln,
State of Nevada, at what 10 known Oh the Ray
mond h Ely foundry building. with the apper-
tenances, to be and appear before the Justice
Court Of Phoebe Township, in and for said
County OF Lincoln, on the oath day Of October.
A. d. 1877, at 10 O'Clock o. m. Of that day, then
and there to exhibit the proofs Of their said
liens.
BY Fuller Sawyer, his attorneys. s2o.td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

AN OBSTINATE Cow.--A sick COW was
recently treated to three pailfuls of medi.
cine. whereat the owner OF the COW
marveled greatly. "Why, bless you, !"
exclaimed the physician, that's nothing;
last Tuesday I gave sick COW three
pailfuls of strong thoroughwort tea,
boiled down black; three quarts of
castor oil; pailful OF butternut bark
teeped away strong, and quart of gin
and the plucky critter died them"
My, but that doctor treated the poor
cow just as though it was sick human
being and the cow acted just as OBJ
stinate.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

The elections in Colorado, Ohio and
lows take place next Tuesday. October
I'd. As Ohio is considered the only
close State of three IL is consequently
the only one which is attracting any at
tention from the public 10 general.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

II you want to make brass dog split
bis sides laughing just sit down In front
and commence telling him about the
freedom enjoyed by the press Of Rspub.
lean France. This 10 no joke. Try 1t.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Secretary Sherman emphatioally de-
MES the report which has been circulated
that he has approved paper obliging
Ohio clerks in the Treasury Depart.
ment to so home and vote at tho coming
election
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

The following are the nominations of
the Massachusetts Republican Conven-
ton held at Worcester: For Governor,
Alexander II. Rice; Lieut.. Governor,
Horatio g. knight; Secretary OF State,
Henry B. Pierce; Attorney General, G..
r. Train; Treasurer and Receiver. Gen.
Charles Endicot!; Auditor, julius L..
Clarke.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Glass in geography, stand MP. Teacher
-"What are the products OF Churchill
county, NevadaT" Boy at the head
"Watermelons, Democrats and draw.
poker. = Reveille.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

A newspaper in Switzerland SAYS:
Miss MolIie Mcguire, Of Pennsylvania,
has been hung for misbehavior.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Little Mac" wants to become Gov.
ernor Of the foreign land known as New
Jersey.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Robert G. Rogers, the Republican candi.
date for Sheriff OF San Francisco county,
has filed the statement Of his grounds in
the County Court OF said county for con-
testing the election of Nunan, Demo-
crat. This contesting business is get
ting to BIO quite common indeed, and
every defeated candidate for political
honors, no matter how large a major.
ity his opponent has, wants to contest.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
NOTICE.

A ALL PARTIES NOW HAVING CLAIMS
IA that are In the Jackrsbbit Mining District,
Bristol District, will please bring certified
copies OF the same within 30 days and have
them recorded In the Jsckrabbit Mining Dis
trict, without charge.
JOHN KING,
Mining Recorder Of Jackrabbit Mining District.
September 20, 1877. s29.30d
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

The Patent Office building in Wash.
ington City was partially destroyed by
fire on the Oath instant, and large mum.
Der Of models, somewhere in the neigh.
borhood Of GO, 900, were destroyed. The
most valuable records of the Patent,
Land, Indian and Pension offices, as
we'll as those of the Interior Department
proper, were stored on the first two
floors of the building, beneath the model
room, but were saved, although badly
mixed and somewhat damaged by water
The only good that will result from this
confagration is that it is likely to be the
means OF several recently discharged
clerks, who are now starving in Wash
ington, obtaining few weeks work.