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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-28

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MATRIMONIAL.

On Wednesday evening occurred the
wedding of Miss L. Gill 10 j. Pouj de,
son Of T. c. Poujade. The Ger. mopy
was performed at the residence of G. Fl.
Fish. on Meadow Valley street. by Rev.
Father Heyde, Of Silver Reef. The bride
was attired in q white satin dress, with
train, trimmed with illusion and decked
with wreaths Of orange blossoms. She
WIRE beautiful wreath of orange bios.
SONS on her bead, and p+oklace of tn,
same. The combined effect of the whole
WAS strikinsly beautiful. Miss Laura A.
Goodrich acted as bridesmaid, and was
becomingy dressed in white Swiss. with
bretonns iace and white satin bows, and
ros' and wreaths of hawthorn blossoms.
Mr.. j MIS- Ii. Ryan touk the part OF
groomsman With due dignity Both be
and the groom were attired in the usual
dress Of males on such occasions. The
ceremony ~as pr cedtd by short xhorl.
alton delivered by the Rev Father
Heyde. who spok~ cltnrly beautifully and
to the point After the matrimonial
pl-ders had been exchanged the que cts
were led by the bride and groom to the
r. f. shment room. H-rs WAS dispIa,
OF taste. in floral and pomological orn.-
M ntation, which was certainly u Treat to
the eyes OF all jewellers in the sagsorusb
Mrs Fish had given her personal stteu.
tlon 10 the arrangem+ ut Of ,ht tables and
the result was beautiful. The tables wer,
Set in tue form OF cross Two immense
pyramids Of natural flowers stood upon
bases Of fruits of different klr de-, 80 ar
ranged as to delight the eye and temp,
thu palate OF the same moment. Abovr
the larger pyramid. which stood at the
osnter Of the cross. was hung cross Of
chrysanthuDs and rose buds A numbe,
OF appropriate presents were received
FROM friends of the bridal couple. Dur.
ing the course of the evening those pres.
ent were treated to a number of selec
tions OF vocal and instrumental music BY
talented and well.skilled musicians, who
kindly volunt- cred in honor Of the occss
ION. Among the guests We're many beau
,iful fao.s. fair forms aud elegant cos
tunes; 10 fact. such . gathering has gel
dom been seen in Phoebe. In point o
Numbers and enjoyment the occasion
was decided success; all joining for th,
hour in just enough of the social glass t
cheer but not inebriate, and all uniting
at the end in an unspoken prayer and I
hope that happiness might be to the pal
who stood together.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

FINE SPxorMEas.-There is fine col
lection Of specimens FROM the Day mine
at their ofiiee in town. ard it 10 the in.
tent:on o, Sup rint. nd MT Gould to ship
III. m down to San Francisco. The
assays of the new ore Just encount' red
In this min. average 1896 10 the ton.
There is some ore exhibited which goes
mp into the thousands.
TAXES. Next week is the last week for
the payment OF taxes previous to their
being delinquent. and the Treasurer. to
be accommodating, will BE- at the State
Bank building to rec-ivs the same. on
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, Saturday.
and Monday tbs 18th. from to 8 o'clock
Pm.
CAKss.--The cakes for the wedding o!
Joe Poujade were very fine and beauti'
fully ornamsnted. They were made by
Sol. Brisaeher of the San Francisco
Bakery. When We get-but pshaw, VI
never will commit such . foolish act.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

DAY OFFICIAL LETTER The following
is the official letter OF A. s. Gould, Super
intendent of the Day mine, dated No
vembsr 7th: "Our explorations below
the lower tunnel level are very gratifying
Indeed. Tho incline has two branches,
both in ore. Beneath the regular work.
inRs We have squeezed through caves
and seams, at least thirty 'eet, and found
veins and punches of very rich ore. The
Natural openings of the mine are exceed
ingly interesting, and all Of them give us
ore. 1t is impossible to describe the
extent of the ore bodies. they are cratic.
playing hide-and-seek" on us behind
spar bouid-rs, but never getting entirety
on of sight. Our furnace assays still con-
nnu- to improve, We loaded four ore
teams to-day and will load six to.mor-
row."
A LIVELY NIGHT.-Tuesday evening
was pretty lively night among the pa
irons Of ye tiger. After the olosipg Of the
regular & ,ms at Brown & Sparks saloon
flyer" WAS op-ned by Que Of thu boys,
sho of q niue-doi,sr stake Of aned u,
over 81 200 BY 0 O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
A large amount Of freight arrived for
our merchants during the week. j.
My-rs e Bro. receiv an extra lsrge
stock OF dry-good and clothing D. q
Clark received about ten wagon loads oil
groceries, while Poujade also received al
immense stock
Seph. Willett was observed last
Monday morning running around town
shaking hands frantically with all whom
he came IN contact. The cause Of this
excitement WAS the arrival OF nine.
pound boy, consigned to Seph.
THEATn1cAL.-The scenery. stage and
benches have been removed from Clute's
Hall to the new Theatsr building Mead.
ow Valley Street. The building will be
put in good shape and form cozy little
theater.
The latest election news is to the Of
feet that New York has gone Republican
and Ben Butler has been defeated II
aohusetts.
ToIs.-John Snier has sent east for ,
large assortment of toys, etc., so to b.
prepared for the holidays.
PHOEBE BULLIoN.-$2, 730.87 in bul
lion was shipped during the past weel
by Wells. Fargo & Co.
T. @. PouJApE will leave for Ward mex
Monday, to look after his interests il
that place.
| We publish this morning Redemption,
fund notice under tbs head Of "New To
day"
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emit working we'll and taking out its %
zoos OF ore daily. The slopes producing
their usual quantity of ore The vein in
tina intermediate drift at extreme east,
4th level, continues good and the orr
gaining 10 lead The west ore-body on
5;h level still holding its own. the two
WINGS being sunk on 1t still showing
the same character of ore and giving
average assays. The upraise drift above
the central ore chamber has been run
some co fe,t, continuing III the same
quality of ore. Stopping in the 4th and
9Th levels progressing as usual and east
drift looking we'll. Crossoutting has
commenced from the main incline, 5O
f--t below the 5th level, to connect with
the VIM. heing sunk on the west 9th
level. The machinery of the new hoist
iug-works iu good order and running
we'll.
MAYFLowEn M1NE.-Frank Wheeler.
suoerintendsnt: Commenced drifting
ves. in the ore in bottom OF Wine at a
depsh Of ia feet. total depth from sur
fsee 244 feet. Have extended drift IL
feet siuc~ November /. The ore encloses
the whole drift; no lime in sight. Shall
push this drift for 40 feet then crosseut
both WINES, to flud cut the extent of the
or. body. AZ the drift is being pushed
forward the ore continues to improve in
quality By sinking the large working
sncline 40 feet will put us on level with
cur present workings. The sinking will
commence Immediately, and from bot
tom viii! start drift to make connection
with the uinze, and whom finished will
show the largest body Of ore ever do.
developed ia Bristol District.
.-. TRAMps Phoebe 10 commencing to get
d dose Of these non-descript species OF
che human race. Several have appeared
srre latrly and hang on as it the food
was Of an excsllen, quality and they en.
Soyed il 40 much and manage to bum 80
we'll that in the last few days several Of
them have b en- discovered drunk and
asleep IN different portions Of town.
They are taking on themselves the east.
ern practice of their fraternity OF finding
out when the beads OF families are alb
sent and going to their residences and
frightening the women by demanding
money, ostensibly to buy grub, but III
real,ty to buy rum. Our Sheriff vii
have to take the matter in hand and looA
few OF them up so as to get rid o.
them.
OFFICIAL LErTEn.-The annexed il
the official letter OF II. Mill. Superin
tendent OF the Raymond & Ely mine
dated November 7th: mo change II
mine. Everything looks we'll on 1000
WINE looks well and plenty of low grade
ore Mill started up yesterday. Mr.
Nilburn is progressing very we'll in grad
ing and getting ready to put rooster II
position WHEN it arrives and has many
men to work; have plenty of black orr
on hand WHEN furnace starts; have OF
hand now abou' 400 ious Of OF here ant
at mill; 9Th and 9h levels look we'll ant
promising; on 1l,h future prospect yer.
encouraging
PROCEEDS CT MINES, Following is To
Gag OF the bullion producing mines o
Liuceln oounty for the quarter endin
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
SCHOOL REPOHTS.

The annexed are the reports of the
public school of Phoebe for the month
Of October:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

ROLL OF HoNoR.-Mary Clinton, Isabel o.
borne Jennie Arner, stella Armer, Lena Clin.
ton, Maluie Buck, Annie Mulcahy, Mary Adams,
Stella Andrews, Celia Craw. Nicholas Dooley,
Wm. Dooley.
T. WYMAN Teacher,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Bristolians fiud it difficult to sleep
nights on account Of the blower OF the
Hillside furnace running at much
higher rate Of speed than formerly. max
ing very loud and rumbling sound, but
tn. ciink, cliDk Of the moulds as the bull
lion is turned out of ,h-m rspays tie
weary for their loss of sleep and Is pleas.
ant to the ears Of tbos- directly inter
ested.
The remaining sections OF the new
water. jacket furnace of the Hillsid. Com.
pany were unload d yesterday and thu
erection OF the furnace will soon CON.
| ence.
The smslter is doing good work rsduc.
ing little over so tons daily aud run
ming out the bullion faster thau teams
take it away.
A large amount of merchandise from
the Utah Southern Railroad, couslgned
toJ N Curtis, wero received on the 18th
and 9Th.
Billiards 10 all the go. Even the super.
intendents and book.keeper participate
in that manly game.
Over half a dozen fights the Other
night. Bloody noses and bandaged heads
are now the style.
The streets are crowded with teams
bringing In merchandise and taking
away bullion.
Bristol boasts Of the handsomes
young ladies 10 the State.
Th. Hillside Company has contracted
for 100, 900 feet Of lumber.
Two new cupelle furnaces en- route io
the Hillside Company.
The town is lively. Three new build
ings are going up.
A large amount of lumber is en- rout
]. N. Curtis.
Two Eastern mining experts in town
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
BIZ W. q, TELEGRAPH Co.

BIZ W. o. TELEGRAPH Co.
90 Ophir-3lk
IS Mexican ssh 33k
200 Gould q Curry--l1
1870 Best Belcher-21h ak
2095 California 81
loo savage-15h I63s
200 Chollar-8h
lao Potosi So ~
$50 Hale b Norcross-17ss
100 Con virgiuia-b.s
1856 Grown Point $50
260 Yellow Jacket-16A
rs Kentuck-410
1870 Belcher 800 3.95
100 Sierra Nevada ST 56k 67b5
As Utah-20H 2UI
100 Bullion 6h
90 Exchequer-4.90
80 Overmsn-9A
80 Justice
$50 Union.-83 8lh
40 Alts-5A 81
22U Raymond d Ely-lA
1870 DAY. 10 LOS
70 Bodie-A
Be il ever 30 humoie. there's no place
liz. your best girls house when the old
folks are away
Indian Agent NJ ker used to call tn,
Ildisns his dear boys"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting the
"A instant and transacted the following
business:
The bond of j. r M-2arigle. AS jas
tive Of the Peace of Virgin Township,
WAS presented proper in form, approved
and ordered fil.d
The Treasurer statement was pre-
s.nted. read an ordered fl,d
The following bills were presented and
allowed:
Goodmap a. Co.. stationery. .............s . 90
7. Re1z. burial of John Shipper .......... 40 gu
W e, Mckee. atterdanc at Court. ... 10 W
W 4, u Zee, lailor..u... ...-..... ov W
rohn p. Gelley, rent o bank building..... 10 90
p watkins, nursing John Shipper. ....... " ~
" ~ W merchandise 49,. 49,. IS
y D.tnhan indome I. ..,.4l37 5
Eisenmann merchandise. 80. I 70
Eissnmaan, CO -ts F s.W Co., VS.. Riyes. % Is
" Benson, services as janitor. .......... w
q r Alexander, drugs. ................ Y W
+ G. Henderson, extending tax roll. 500 w
Mrs Clinton, INDECENT. .........-...".. ~ W
MIS- Ward, indigent.... ...........'.' ~ w w
Mira Trainor. INDECENT. .......'..'..- - 40 w
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BRISTOL ITEMS.

The Hillside furnace 10 of late turning
out large amount OF bullion, reducing
for the week ending Nov. mber 5'h 1854
tons of ore, and shipments of bullion
during that time 10 the Utah Southern
Railroad east, via Juab, as follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Indian Agent NJ ker used to call the
Ildians his dear boys"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Two Eastern mining experts In town.
COFFEE RoAsTER. Raymond &
Ely Company are expecting their roastsr
here At any time, but Poujade is just .
little ahead, having received rooster |
with which he will commence work on
Monday next, roasting and grinding
coffee. Tho machines are new aud of
an ,mprovsd kind and ought to b. seen
by the pubic here who are fond Of fresh
coffee. By those machines he COTE Is
roasted and ground at the oAstom-r's
order, fresh. Gail ana see il aud order
some coffse roasted and ground Tor .
sample.
PERSONAL. II. G. Poujade arrived
here last Sunday afternoon from Silver
Reef for the purpose OF attending his
sons wedding. R~v Father Heyde, OF
the same place. arrived here Tuesday
and held mass at thu Catholic Church
several mornings during the week. s. D.
Barstow, Assistant Superintendent Of
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express Company,
arrived here Monday evening on his an
nual tour of inspection Of the different
Offices of the company. He departed for
Silver Reef Tuesday Aoon.
PREpAnING.-At the 80 stamp mill at
Bullisnvllle number of men have al
ready been placed to work grading q
place along side OF the mill for the dry.
kiln and rooster. Ten stamps of the
battery at present will be used in dry
crushing the black ore. Everything will
be- pretty mar in readiness by the time
the reAsters arrive, and If the average of
the ore is good We may look for pretty
fair times, as other roasters will be i'm.
mediately ordered.
No CHANaE.-The Board OF Education
met in Carson the latter part of October
of making a change in the school books
now In use in the pubic schools We
are pleased to l-urn that they considered
the books now in use as in every way the
proper ones and resolved to make no
chang.
JOHN SHIER, lower Main street, has q
large supply of Vegetables and app es,
winch be sells ut the lowest price. He
recvIved st-tday u mammoth pumpkin,
Weighing 1875 pounds, which Is sad To
b. th- lsrg. ~ pumpkin yer produced by
Utah Cali ami tahs y look ut johns
young elephant.
REAL ErATE The prop rty known
Murray's house, sltuat, d GU Meadow
Valley street, will DO sold on Monday
next by the Sher # to settle q judgment
for taxes Some other property will also
bs sold on Wednesday to settle judg
m-nts for taxes.
Fon MEXICO. Rourke left her,
Friday morning for the purpose Of pro
c--ding to some gold mines in Mexico
HIS destination ia about eighty mile
from Acapulco. Nike has been a resi-
dent of Phoebe since '72 and we are sorr
, TO LOSE him
CHR1srY BuLL1oN.-Ths Christy Mi
& M ling Comuany shipp d from silve
Ret on the 30tn OF Octoosr and 3
OF November two bars of bullion, value
a, 80 GIG o.
Mr. & Mrs. G. II. FIsH have on
\ thanks for q liberal supply OF weddin
/, cake aud vine.
? A CARLOAD of St. Louis Beer will q
rive for Psnaca Saloon next week.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-16

M( MORTGAGE sALE-Default has been made in
4NAthe conditions Of a certain Mortgage bearing
the Day ~ #
and Msrie Louise Spebrink, his wife, mortgagors.
to John Stark, mortgage, which mortgage was
duly recorded in the office of Register Of Deeds in
and for the county Of Brown and State of Minneso.
ia, the 1st day OF June, A. D. 1876 at II O'Clock
A. NJ, in Book .'H" OF Mortgages on pa geNlI2,
which mortgage was given to secure the payment
IL per cent. per annum payable annually; Accord
ing to the conditions Of promissory note bearing
even date with said mortgage, made by said Henry
claimed to be due and unpaid at the date Of this
hundred and sixty EIGHT dollars (SIl6s) and no
action Or proceeding at law or otherwise has been
debt or any part thereof: Now therefore, notice Is
hereby gwen that BY virtue Of the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained, and pursuant to the sta.
gage will be foreclosed and the premises described
In and covered BY said mortgage, to-wit: s.
S ss. sixteen
and ten (l1o) North Of Range Thirty (3il Vest
Also tract Of land described as fol-
lows, to;Wit: commencing twenty-sev chains and
links North from the South East Corner Of .ection
Thirty-two. Of Township One hundred and eleven
North, Of Range Thrty-one West, thence South
seven chains and twenty LINKS, thence North eie-
ven chains and thirty links, thence West twenty
chains thence In North. westerly direction alona
Mnnesota river to the point q beginning, con.
Brown and State Of Minnesota, with the heredita-
.ments and apPurtenances, win be sold at public
vendue e the highest bidder for cash. By the Sheriff
Of said County, ut tho front door of the Ofica az
said Sheriff in the City OF New Ulm, IN said County
ana state Aforesaid. on Thursday the eighth day Of
ct 10 O'Clock Am. for the purpose Of pay
and q sale I'd &c sam q
nfty dollars attorney In saidmort
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tee that the medicines they handle have merit
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Dr.. sGirard's New French cures are composed Of
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They are very popular in France and Europe, and
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MI oRTGAGE sALE.-Default has been made in
ANAthe conditions ola certain Mortgage bearing
date the first day of January A. d. 1875, executed
and delivered BY George Hollands and Abbie
mortgage, which mortgage was duly recorded
in the office ofRegister oDeeds in and for the county
of Brown and State of Minnesota, the second day
ofFebruary lad. ls75at 10 O'Clock am, "G''
of Mortgages, on page AIS. Said mortgage bears in
terest at the rate Of twee per cent per annum from
date until paid Said mortgage together with the
A. D. 1879, duly sold and assigned by said Judas
Newhart to George H. Parker and the instrument
of assignment duly recorded in said Office of Regis
10 o'clock a. M, in Book "K'' Of Mort CAGES s.
on pages 173 and ia. The amount claimed to
be due and unpaid ut the date OF this notice upon
one dollars and twenty cents ($lsl2o) besides tie
sum Of seventeen dollars and twenty cents ($l7 2O)
paid by said George H. Parker as taxes upon the
premises covered by said mortgage and with law
ed as an additional lien thereon, and no
action or proceeding at law otherwise has been in
stituted to theamount of said mortgage debt
any part thereof: Now therefore, notice is here
by given, that by virtue Of the power OF sale il said
mortgage contained and pursuant to the statutes in
such case made and provided, said mortgage will be
ed BY said mortgage to wit: The North West,
quarter of the South West quarter of Section
four az in Township one hundred and eleven
(lll North, of Range thirty-three 49, wess,
containing 40 acres OF lahd according to Govern
ment Survey, situated in the county Of Brown
and appurtenances, will be sold at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash. by the Sheriff
Of said County at the front door Of the Office Of said
Sheriff. in the City of New Ulm, in said County and
State aforesaid, on Thursday the twenty .nintl,
day of May, 1879, at 10 O'Clock am, for the pur.
pose Of paying the money due upon said mortgage
and the sum paid for taxes as aforesaid together
with the costs and expenses of sale and the sum Of
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees, stipulated In
said mortgage to be paid in case of foreclosure
thereof.
Dated, New Ulm, MIMI, April 18th, 1879
GEORGE H. PARKER, Assignee
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MINNESOTA NEWS, !

The Glencoe Register says the
other night a number of timber
wolves made a raid on flock Of nine
sheep belonging to Alexander Nc
Dougal, of the town of Helen, and
killed eight Of them. re-,
The cold Minnesota First bows
will hold their reunion in Waseca,
commencing June 18th. The Wa.
SEGA Cornet Band has been engaged
to furnish music for the occasion.
The indignation Of a number OF
the people Of the village of Norris
town, Rice county, against Repre-
sentative Kenney, found expression
in the burning Of that individual in
efigy. Mr.. Kenney, the represen.
tative from that district, had seen
fit of his own motion, or at least
without general action on the part
of the residents Of the village, to Sc.
cure the passage Of a bill through
the Legislature repeating it's charte,
and reducing it to district.