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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-10
NOTICE.


To Paul Cavalli, owner Of two hundred
t2O0) undivided feet In the Klingen Smith
Mine. situated in the Pennsylvania Mining
District, Lincoln county. Nevada, you are hereby
notified that there is due from yon the sum OF
two hundred and twenty.seven 2l.1o0 t$227.2l)
dollars on your said interest In said mine
being $50 so for the year 1877. SIG for the year
1878, and $17491 for the year ls79-the same
being your proportion Of the work and labor
done and performed by the undersigned In said
above named mine. which you are hereby mott.
fed to pay immediately, together with the cost
Of this advertisement. otherwise we shall claim
forfeiture Of your said interest In said mine. In
conformity with the act Of Congress (Hec. o.
approved May 10, 1872. Al, persons are hereby
cautioned against purchasing the said interest
from the said Paul Csvalli, as he cannot under
existing circumstances make legal transfer OF
the same
ALLEN McDOUGALL.
LOUIS SULTAN.
Owners Of the Klingen Smith Mine.
Phoebe, New, June q, 1880. je2e-s0.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-10
FOR G. - H.

This the true spirit and will increase the prosperity of
the people, for goods be sold time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Ancpat
will sell strictly for cash from at prices that will
surprise the most credulous We opening an
immense stock of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-10
The New York Herald, in noticing

The New York Herald, in noticing
Hsncock's nomination, remarks: at
was not Payne, it was not Randall, it was
even not Tilden for whom Tilden labored
and for whom he endeavored to secure
the nomination at Cincinnati--it was
Gen. Hancock. As our readers know, we
say this on the personal authority of Mr..
Tilden. On any other authority we
should refuse to believe it. But Mr.. Til
den is gentleman SO distinguished for
straightforward and unwavsring veracity;
he is 30 plain, outspoken, categorical and
exact in all his statements that no person
can possibly cast doubt upon any declar-
alton for which his authority is given.
And he himself declares that he was never
. candidate and that if his success before
the convention had been assured in ad.
vance he would not have become the
candidate; but Hancock was the man he
favored for the nomination Now what
is very wonderful about this is the sue.
cess with which Mr.. Tilden kept the
secret OF his preference. Not soul
knew of it in the whole United States.
This is what it is to be great genius.
Othes mon would have blabbsd. COM
mon fellows would have gone about urg-
ing this or that delegation to help their
man, point to his virtues, his good record,
his various methods; because common
fellows don't know any but the ordinary
way Of advocating mans advance. But
Tildsn has superior method. He never
even mentions his mans name. He even
deprecstes the proposition to nominate
him, and endeavors to divert attention
from him ~ he grows to greatness in the
opinion Of the delegates. This is the way
Pat got his pig to 60 down the road. by
making him believe he wanted him to g
tho other way. The plan was grea'
success At Cincinnati, and We congratu
late Mr.. Tilden upon his triumph"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-10
Down to the Bedrock!

It seems to be the desire of the people of
Phoebe and vicinity to buy their goods low down. that u.s.
at Bedrock PRICES
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-10

bODIE, July u.
Patrick Carroll, a miner, was shot
dead last night while attempting to enter
the Hall Of the Miners Union, from
which he had been elected. Carroll
commenced the shooting.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28


 few days ago e visited tle ehlpno mine, and were ihe guests of Capt Moore
 The Capt is seeping house. iD Prof
 stocnaana old pIace one of llle pressjess camp locations in tls part of Arizona There is plenty of ahalle, and plenty ot water. enough v'isb | litsle deeper well to supply any number of stamps. Itisan extremely yelua1le situation as nIllNi4e and is about niie from ihe Chrome mine. This is one of the oldest locations in Globe Districs and great sleal of time and money has been expeAeed in it's de. velopment. 4 tunnel has been ran into the hill a distance of 400 feet, cutting n its way through innumorable seams of quartz and spar. some of them small and the tsvo largest measuring % and 45 feet respectively. These seams assay from , 10 s25 There arc two shafts, one of them down about 30 feet having good ore all the way. The other shaft is down a few feet. and drifts are run from it which are in high grade ore. On one of the dumps are about % tons of ore which assays from ss7 ro $I600 This property is connected with Globe by good roads, and would no doubt be a good investmentfor a company having capital to prospect the large ledges-
 We also visited she Emellne mine which is owned by M. 4. Baldwin and
 Iessrs. Buck and TIayse. Some two years aeo. aIr. Peter of San Francisco bonded this mine for {if we remember correctly, sl0a0. today t could not he bought fol that figure multiplied good many times
 Considerable work has been done, and well done, under the management of tho energetic Charley Hayse 4 shaft has been sunk on the vein % feet which shows an ore areak 1s inches widei said ore streak aperleag 2090zs. per ton. 4 tunnel Is being driven from the base oi fhe hia to connect with the shaft, wbicl it wiiI do in 40 feet Over 100 age al reads cut. all of which is on the sams vein as the shalt and in ore of the sams value: but in some places it is two feet iI thickness. There has been extracted and worked up to She present time from tb' shaft and tunnel 125 tons. besides 100 toni from atoping tons in al, which gaV' an average yield of 150ozs. at the milI Ore is being shipped to the Baldwin nil at the Wheatheds every day, and ne7 stopes are being started, which will grest ly increase fhe yield. IL is the intention to put down a new working shaft as sooE as the connection is made between pres ent shaft and tunnel Tie increasins richness and width of the mine, as thel co down, warrants she owners in develop ing the preparsy thoroughly. The wori is now being prosecuted under the man agement of J. A. MeGowan. a thoroughl. competent man, well and favoraoiY kno~s in tbis section of Arizona. Jack is pushing fellow snd we predict shat th' output from the mine will tax tbe poFeri of the big mill as the Wbeatfelos. hr Hayse does the assaying and retains general supervision of the works.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Atehsson aad .ropela Railroad.

The San Bernardino Yfmss of August 18th, quoting from private letter, says that the agent sent by San Diego % con fer with the managers of t5e Atlantic and Pacific railroad returned with the follow. ing proposition If the citizens of San Diego will guarantee the payment oi S30.000 in cash hy January ! 1881 in ed difion to the lands already donated, they viii commence work immediately at San Diego. They agree also to have l2s miles Of the road completed 5y January I 1881
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

Tie Hon j. Proctor Knott who won q national reputation by a speech he del livefed at Duluth few years ago. was shot and mortally wounded at Mount Y Fassaiisgtoa. near 5hegardgilie, Kentucky by W Loais tte Grcenback candidate for Congress Mr Knot vas born in Le. bsuon, Kentucky in 1s39. was admitted b tlle barin 1851 and was Attorney eu- erai of 19ua in lS59 Ie aFas mem Der af the fortieth. fog1 first Forty fourth and folt D Congress and Tas reeIec 10 Che Fofly-siz zth. 0n the last oecasioa hs recrsfed s,9e3 votes, whiiE Lis opponent scored ,oI6.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
R.t1IaIoNp BAsIs. Aug. gs. lesO.


 Ata mass mecng held in the Basin for tbe purpose of jnstFueting our represents tive inthe Territorial Legislature in re- gard to forming q Bew county, 0. ". sharp was called to tIe chair, and after few very appopriaie remarks by the chairman. it was resolved that the chair appoint two of the members a committee on resolutions expressive of the vieRs of the meeting, Frank Riggs and Wm. Smfb was appointed said committee and on motion G. " Sharp was added to said committed. Said committee reported the follow ing preamble and resolutions:
 WHEREAS, At primary election beld in this precinct, John A. Campbell and John M. Mccormack were duly elected as delegates to represent us in the Democrat ic County Convention to be held on Sep tember 6. fss0 in the town of Pb0nix. Therefore, # is
 Rsolged. By tfIe Democrats Of Rich mona Basin prec rot in mass meeting as sembled that, the said John 4. Campbell and ]. M McCormaek be and are hereby requested to withdraw tleir proxies from any peny or parties who may hold the same. and one or Dotb attend tic conye1s tien fn persor
 2ud ResoJrsd, That our delegates arF hereby instructed to support no caild dates before the convention for lhe Legist latuYe in either Of is branches, who yill not pledge themselves before Che con>ef- ton to use tbeir best endeavors if electe6 to secure the formation Of [ new county, including Wbetaelds, Richmond Basin, aIe1 illenville Tonto Basin and Globe; pith Globe for the County Seat
 3sd Ro'sd That our delegates are ! instructed to support John N. Neeofmae 1efore the couy eItion for member of the I Territorial Assembly, and use all means i in thsir power to secure bis uoninaiion
 8th Ro5ssa That the Secretary ot this meeting frr sh copies e,f these resp lutpns 10 the Globe SILVER BEir and Phcenx BrpoSsipr with s request ihai thelr publish tbe same The resolution. vere unani noasly adopted, no farlheT bu ; sinsss, meeting aa5ourned
 G.W eIIAIlP CIailman.
 JOHN A. ClANPBEIs{.. Bee
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
....nA .e..lnn.

Several days ag6 white man was af- raiened before a colored Justice, down ia the country. on charge of killing man and stealing mpie
 eWall, said ske Justice, e9e facts n dis ease shah be weighed wia karfalness an ef I hang ger, faint no faalt oh nine
 Judge. you have no jurisdiction only to examine me.
 aDat sorter work longs to de 1aigalar Justice, but ger ses I'se been pat on as special. 4 special beg de right fer make a Deuf at de Supreme ef ho ehnsses ler.a Do the best you can for me, Judge
 aDat's what I'se gWine ter do. I'se got two kinds ob law in dis court-de Arkan- sas an de Texaz law. ! generally gins a nan de 1ight to cbuse for bisssif. Now what law does yer want-de Texas or de ATkansasg
 q believe I'll take the Arkansas.
 "WaI, in dat ease I'n dismiss you for stealing de mule
 wThank you Judge
 "An' hung yer fer killin' de nan
 "I believe, Judge. that l'Il take the Texas
 aYall, in dat case I win dismiss you for killin' dc man--
 You have 6 good beart Judge
 sAn' hang yer for stealth de mule. I'll
 
 list take de easiou lere ter remark dat dls onlv difference 'twesn de tso laws iz in way yer state de case, s--Lsttis Reek Ga- relte.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
rn 1ls ro,sn afrInaI coan.x.

GENTLE sIEN.-- Whereas, Was legally aieefed to the oaice of County Treasurer of Plnsi County on the 3ili tl9y % November ISIS by I majority oi ihc qaalned electors of iii County and whereas ! was subse- oslenfsr maiietousiy dclfQuded ont if said 0fIiee bY fhe c0nniyance Of fhe hlng Rosrd ef Super1is Of thls County ihroneh tbe aid, and assistanee of corrupt and v6sciitacng judge am yet deprived Of the henedts Of tbe same.
 hereby announce myself as candidate for recitation to the office oi CobN ASCREB, at the coming November election, and most respectfully soiiclE your vofes and inf1ence in my behalf
 LEVI RUGGLES. Florence. A. T., July l8. 1880 jy i7-id
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Dead

Away out here among Che bouldeFs, scrub oak and cactus, lhe news reaches us that Adelaide Nelson is dead. Of all ths actresses Of tbe present decade she stood 6esergedly at the heal, and the vcsaries ol she buckskin, bavesin common with tho Theatre going world, met Wish an irrepar bic loss
 Ole Bull the vioiinisb bas also passed in lis cheeks, and is enjoying 9 eopeer' where every vtlice is tuned to sweetest melody.
 Marshall Bazline who, tbe French said gave Metz to ths Prussians, died recently in spain.
 Ellen Tree widow Of tbe late Chagle. Keaa. died in London lately at ripe old age She was celebrated actress iD lsS5
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
ra n. l.---- . --I--. Eaa.lII

Tiharehv nu,Intfnes n7yseif Q tanti date f,,r recollection to fhe oldce ofcoJaI.I kE- CoPDFR. at tfe nsaine election iti No veihber next, and resrtclis selleit your snrlperf JAo. !. DEF FlNis.
 florence, July 20. 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Candfdate Notice.

Thereby announce myself 3 candidate Tor eass fce of COUNTY RECORDER or Pir nal Cauntr. attde ensuing election and so-
 NM E. GUILD.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
poIItleal .AnnanneemenI..

I hereby ornouhee myself as 8 candidate for the otice Of SHERlE of Pinsl County at the coming election.
 ROBERT A. IRI0N.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Brass Baad.

Our asend Of ihe Phenix Hsrqld says that no other city {a Arizona enjoys tl4 pleasure c brass band composce of yoang menn { its own city but PhUaix
 ai'nt ssity, but we have bFasR band organ zed and iB litEle tiae oaf bogs viii discourse duiceE strains as ever wakened e echoes Rh0nix. Prof White is our leader and We know him o be "a aecQalpl llshed snstrllineuta and v4scal mas Say Brother Hal7 fl you have any con your ay e have nine yal car hpy Nith it fl y1a Aaa6e melaAe og e ta blues come to ns and Kili fe you music FAat will -.heer ECa ID.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

hereby announce mvself q candidate for reelection to the office of etitkt ft Of Pinal County. 2. P. 1AbhItL-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

At the solicitation Of many f1endss hereby announce myself as Q candidate for sslt oziee Of SHERIFF of Pima County
 MAT CAFANESS
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

They ca1ae rreliy near having trouble at Ffisco in Uub lately over the reauc ton of fhf vage of undeFerouBd minef from day Inc men made an or on ana iAe fst.'ie
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

JOHN A ( PBEI.T, Sec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
Millions Coming.

WASHINGTON, December 17.-Tbere VIII
be temporary alienation OF the demand
for money in Wall street after the lst oi
January. Many Letters have been received
here during the past week making inquiries
as TO the amount OF money which would DC
released by the Treasury at the beginning
OF the new year. Requests have also been
made that the department anticipate the
payment OF the January interest, so
that the temporary stringency OF the
money market would be relieved.
Secretary Sherman has OF late shown
a reluctance to comply with The re-
quests made by Wall-street operators, as
the inevitable effect Of his action would be
to either depress or elevate stocks. On the
lst OF January about $l,092.O0O will be paid
for interest on the Pacific Railroad bonds,
81, 1884 ,445 interest on the per cent. bonds,
aud about s6,000,000 interest on The 6 per
cents. Besides. tUere are $40, 000,0 900 OF bonds
OF the issue OF February 8, 1861, falling due
December 3lst, which will be paid as rapidly
as presented. IL the bondholders come to
the front with alacrity about S25, 000, 900
will flow into public channels at the begin
ming OF the new year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
A Brutal Outrage.
Norfolk Landmark

A most disgraceful affair occurred Friday
night lust at the entrance TO the Academy
OF Music, in this city. The Arabs, with
Profe sor ROsedale and the young lady OF
the company, having attended the perform.
ance Of Humpty- Dnmpty, were leaving The
building. when they were met in the en-
trance by a crowd of boys, who booted at
and tainted them. As they reached the
street entrance drunken fellow by the
name Of Zach. Murden seized the young
lady by the arm and slapped her in the face,
Professor ROsedale at the same time receiy-
ing q blow. This so inccnsed the Arabs
that they set upon the man and would have
"made away" with him but for the in
reference of Mr.. Dopent, the mana.
ger. Murden was arrested by Officer
Evans and taken 10 the station. house,
where upon such evidence as was at hand
(the Arabs having been escorted TO The Pur-
cell House by a detachment OF police he
was bailed in the sum OF 50 TO appear be-
fore the Mayor Saturday morning. Sub
scouently. however, Professor Rosedale
and Mr.. Dopent were summoned TO the
station. house and the Mayer sent Tor.
Upon the arrival OF the latter he caused the
immediate reirrest OF Murden and the wit
nesses TO he summoned. The case was
fully heard, Professor Rosedale and
Young man named Cardoza fully Identify
ing the guilty party. The Mayor then I'M
posed upon him for bis shameful and cow
ardly conduct the extreme penalty-viz
fine OF $50 and thirty days in jail. Inc
affair is indeed TO be regretted, and The OF
fender in such a case could not be too
harshly dealt with. Mutden is an OYSTER
man, and resides on Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
Moral Cewnrt,Ice on : yury.

SEVERE LANGUAGE EMPLOYED ny JrD0E
AIKEN IN SENTENCING A PRISONER wno
WAS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
fpanville NewsJ
Friday, on sentencing Scott Thompson,
the Court (Iion. A. NJ. Aiken. corporation
judee) addressed the prisoner rs follows:
"scott Thompson, your present siiua.
ton. whether you be guilty or innoccntsof
the murder OF Scott Hawkins, Is due to the
moral cowardice OF twelve men. Either
you are altogether innocent OF The accusa-
ton made against you by the Common
wealth, OF you pefpetrated murder OF the
first degree in law, and OF the foulest In
cold.blooded and unfeeliBg atrocity. II You
were believed innocent, q mons,rous crime
rests upon those who declared you guilty.
IL YOU are guilty. your wicked life has been
saved by the criminal weakness OF jury
who had not the moral courage to act fear
iessiy aud to the full extent OF the law
upon evidence the truth OF which they en-
dorscd by the verdict they rendered.
The only direct evidence that fixed the
crime upon you was that Of the witness
Payne, who testified that Hankins and your
self engaged in an ARRAY over game OF
csrds between 0 and 10 O'Clock in the old
shop on the bank OF the canal; that the al.
fray was conducted with the hands until
you took the advantage Of Hankins by seiz-
ing large stick and striking him heavy
blow on the head which feled him TO the
earth aud stunned him. And after you bad
had plenty OF time 10 deliberate, and while
the deceased was disabled and helpless and
grooming with pain, you threw him alive
into the water far beyond his depth, and
then refused TO allow the witness 10 go TO
Ii foH oot Han
kins was drowned and his body taken from
the canal. two days afterwards, short dis
lance below where II was thrown In.
THAT the deceased was in the condition
Payne said ne was at the lime he was thrown
into the water was most remarkably cor
roborated by the testimony OF DR.. Irving,
who stated that the pOSt.Dortem eXamina-
ton revealed a small qnantity OF dark liquid
blood mixed with AIR in the lungs. The
man was stunned, could not breathe freely,
and hence the slight symptoms OF drown
ing.
"Upon this testimony it was not even in.
sisted by your advocates that Hankins was
dead when he was thrown into the canal,
and tue verdict Of the jury, in ignoring the
evidence and finding You guilty OF volun-
tary manslsughter, was q despicable eva.
SION Of their diSagreeabe duty to viudicate
the outraged law OF the Commonwealth by
inflicuug on you its awful but well-merited
penalty.
"Tbe Court has no power TO set aside the
verdict against you. If you are innocent,
curses aud contempt must be mingled with
your feelings OF grief at the injustice that
has been done you. III you are guilty, YOU
should rejoice and praise Gcd that you fell
into the hands OF and was tried by jury
OF your PEERS.
The judgment Of the Court is that you
be imprisoned in the peniteDtiary for the
period found by the jury"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW NOEh.
NEW YORK, December -gaon.-stocks 2irong.
Money on call, ger ecBt. Exchaage-Long. 47Ss
snort. ASK. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
Erep, ag.-Money, Gas per cens. E>chsast,
A7S. Governments quiet and firm new DC, lO1b
new ANS, NIX; new AS, 1885,. states inac.iSe.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, December le,-Tte Post. in its GDan.
cial article day. says: The Stock ExchanSe mar
kets continue active ald strong Uni,ed STATES
bonds are unchanged. The Treasury has today got
6's OF 1880 at 1925, but gives notice that The
original limit OF SO 100000 which would be bought
at This price has been removed, and that 1925 viii
until further notice be paid for the entire outstaDd
remaincer. Railroad bonds are strong at an adj
vance Of 4@2S-ihe latter 09densburg Iirs'
Texas and Pacific Indignant incomes orc mp
IA to 77A. Chesapeake and ONO currency 6s are
up IL TO Az, Northwest consohoaed rs are up
~ TO 1875, and =. Paul aud Omal consos are up
only weak slOcSs have been Western Union
At s2's 10 704; American District a, 80 TO SO ;
Chattanooga. 70 20 771. The notably strong stock
have sold a. high the following prices: Ion
Mounfain, 564; 81. Paul ana Omaha. 90 ana so
Wabash. s6a aud 46 Chesapeake and Ohio, pa,
25sa, and 80 respec lively; Kansas and Texas 45s
Cedsr Rapids, 40: Canada Souths I'll, 7sA; ~.
Louis and New Orea0s, Az; and The premium
lsland. 1876: Chicago and Anoa, 100: Illinois Cen.
frsi, 1877; Michigan Central, l3l aud Lake Shore,
1919. Jhe Elevated Railroad socks have been no.
iaby strong. adva. cling 10 ll6 for Metrop0litaB.
IA for New York, aud 80 for Manhattan; and
Nashville has been also notably strong, 40 yanoi3g
10 S7k, or IT'S for The old stock. The market for
The following quotations were current to-day:
Unned States per cents. ll3b41l3 81; United
States AZ per cents, la@l12; New Jersey Csn.
trial, slS; Ohio aud Mississippi. ssH; Erie, 4s's
Michigan Ceulral, 12l5; Hannibal and 81. Joseph.
4S7s; Lake Shore, 1879; Northwest. 125h; Iron
Mountain. 562s Rock Isian0. 1867 ~. Paul, ~
WABASH, 81. Louis and Pacific. 45A; Wabash, ~.
Louis aud Pacific preferred, s64: Kansas and
Texas. Al: Western Union Telegraph, sOA G. Z.
ana !. c., 2lA; Pacific Mail SO.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, December ] 8 The weekly statement
OF the associated banks Issued from the clearing
house shows the following changes Loans decrease
s5s6,600: specie increase, u ,7s8 600; legal
tenders increase. S73S.5o0; deposits increase.
sl266700; circulation decrease, u $500; re-
serve increase. S2.l74,92J.
The banks now hold 81 0sS,725 IN excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December lS.-Virginia 6's. old, %
deferred, 1874; consols. 75a; second series, 20
past-due coupons, 90; new l0-40is. 499. Bid TO-
day.