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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

por que no comfa, contest6 por es-
critic en- uCa pizarra Como nc
tengo esperanza de restab.ecerme nj
de aliviarme, he determinado mo-
rir. " En- vano todos sus parientes
" el pastor Mr.. Folsom, de la secta
presbiteriana, hic:eron uso de todos
los medios de persuasion posibles
para hacerla variar de resolucion.
Sc mostro iDhexible. Sc trato de
hacerla conner 4 la flerza, pero Sc
desistio al considerar que entonces
Sc suicidarla de otro modo mas vio-
lento. Despues de una semana de
no tragar NADIA, pregunto d un cuIla-
do me iico 81 ell beber aqua le pro-
longarfa Ia vida. LIE contesto que
no, pero que 81 no bebla lie sobre-
vendrfa 6ebre y delirio. Desde
aQuel dia tomo diariamente un va
sito de aqua, pero flera de ESQ no
paso NADIA por sus labios des1e ell %
de febrero hasta ell Ii de abril en-
que murio tranquilamente despues
de cuarenta y siete dias de ayuno
absolute. Ha ganado, pues, al doc
tor Tanner y ha demostrado que es
possible vivir cuarenta 6 mls dias
sin conner.
La seiiorita Duell habia estado
padeciendo por muchos amos de neu-
ralgia y males de nervios, 10 que
hacfa su vida una tortura constante.
Aunque era de un caracter extrano,
sus allegados no la tuvieron nunca
por loca. Poseia una voluntad de
hero, tanto que desde noviembre
de 1879, teniendo expeditos sus Or
ganos linguales, Sc propuso callar, y
no pronuucio palabra alguna, daa-
dose 4 entender por escrito, hasta
pocos dias antes de morir en- que
habl6 para rechazar los alimentos
que Sc lie ofreclan.
Puede verse para mas detalles ell
Herald del II de abril, paginas 8
y II.
I'll doctor Tanner IA silo, pues,
vencido por una mujer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

En- la capital nuestro partido ha
ganado todas las mesas y los conce.
jales ell ldnes, sin embargo de haber
acudido q las urnas todos los jef4s
dem5cratas, y haber puolicado su
comite un manifesto redactado en-
pesimo caste.laao, sin que haya pro-
1ucido eco a'guno Ell Ell cuerpo elec-
toral. Esta visto que ell reforms
mo, que tiene ases muy usados, pero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

acomps1a timida las santas oraciones
de las hermauas, surca mi espiritu nm
recuerdo de bellos colores que me roba
81 corazon.
"Nueve dias hace que no he tornado
10 pluma Spara qu62 casi estoy sepura
de que esta carta no llegar& & tus ma
nos: nj aun este tibio placer me en-
permitido! La demandadera Sc ssust6
al otro dia al ver IN hombre en- eli p6r-
tico cusndo sbrio la puerta leras III.
verdad? conozco muy bien tn carScter.
eres distinto de los demas hombres !:
orarias unos instantes en- la entrada del
convento. y eEseguida to marcharias 4
pals desconocido llorar nuestra des-
gracis toda la vida. Tambien yo lloro.
tambien yo lloro por tt.
La priors me acaricia en- cuanto Ia
permlte gu caracter grave y taciturno !:
me he hecho bajar la huerta. en-
ella no hay sino hortaiiza, y alguna que
otra rosa silvestre y descuidada.
No puedo escribir mas tepro ma
pena en- ell lado del corazon ana me
sofoca va me llama Dios q la man.
sioD de los justos.
Treinta y siste dias van transcurri-
dos desde que permanezco entire estos
muros; no SO cumpliran los treinta nue.
va: Ia pens que siento en- ell pecho se
aumenta; la melancolia ha llegado {
su mas alto grado; conozco que SON
pocas las horas que me restan de yiyir.
y quiero emplcarlas en- despedirme
de ii.
" Hace tempo que no bsio la huer-
ia /; va no acompano on sus ejercicios <
las rehgiosas: va me voy ssparando
tambien de elias para entrar en- el nue..
vo mundo donde todos nos hemos de
raunir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04
UN TANNER HEMoRa.

Segun vemos en- el Herald, ell IL de
abrii, q la una neoos cuarto, fallecio
en- low! City Mss Hattie Duell, una
solteroua de 81 amos que se habia
propuesto suicldarse por hambre.
Deio de comer Ell % de febrero, en-
|cuya lnanana no almorzo. Pregun-
tada por up miembro de su familia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

lQle aspectacuio una j6ven hermo.
sa, abatlda por el door, paiida por las
ensias de la muarte, espara su 1.timn
momepto sobre un msregon de paia.
Un sacerdot, le aprieta la mano la
priora entona el cantico de David seis
religiosas en- torno del iecho NOR.
tuorio, recitan acknowledgements nuevas
estrofas COZ los ojos fijos en- el suslo.
Y esta joven no oDstauts, habis nacido
para los placerss, para las deliciss, pa
rs las deiicias del gran mondo.
Ell NJ tgistrai pre- 'unta 4 la moribu l.
da; 6sta no responde.
-IMadre, madre.. dos mio.
son las ult4mss palabras que pululan
ea eus lsbios.
D.fige al ciaio una mirsda vecilante,
ia media vaelta al otro !ado, dejs caer
81 Cristosde la mano y exhala un sus.
piro.
-Ha conc'ui 10; exelsm6 el Magis.
trail con el acsnto Ge un prufu do doloT,
= rucllno su fre te contra Ia almc chada.
Las rellglosas coptiuuabaa oran1o,
pero va no rczab4n ei miserere can
taban Ell Utlclo de dlfuntos.
Carlota parecia dormida.
S.. on Las aImas puras la muerte es
un blandC sumo que las LENA de fell
cldad. A1uei rohtro slenpre tan can
doroso, aun resplra .afaOie melancolia
despues de muert0. =
Ell Magistrai saco el eseapulario del
cuello del cadaver, pero su sorpresa
fu6 grande cuandc vic cosida 81 una
carta de letra de CarIota. La metid
con cuidado en- la f.ltriquera, di6 cier.
tas disposioiones salio del convento
Las moDjas SO retirsron cumpLr
con los ritos de obigscien. Dos tan
solo quedaron velando el Ouerpo de uns
joven malograda,
X.
PaaemOa OoY alto aionnls suoeeoe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

Ell domingo 10 del actual Sc pu'
blic6 la Constitution en- qaceta en-
raordinaria, y en- celebration de
este acoutecimiento hicieron nues.
tros fuertes una saliva de 2l cafiona.
EOS y los cuerpos de la guarnicion
vistieron de gala.
En- 1876 r-produjimos la Consti.
tucion en- foRetin como pocos Ia
conservarln, vamos 4 repetirla Ell Ia
seccion Official.
La Constitution de 1876, que Sc
acaba de prouulgar, estaba vigente
en- Puerto-Ri;o hace un ano, segun
una Real orden que en- su dia re.
pro 1ujimos.
La vigencia de la Constitution
monarquica de 1876 en- NADIA altera
la legislation en- esta provincial. Los
que atribuyen 81 promulgacion iu
ffuencias reformistas, y traducen g
hecho como favorable al partido dc
la autonomia, igaoran la verdad de
los hechos. Ell gobierno del seilol
Canovas habfa repetidas veces de-
olarado VICENTE la Constitution er
Puerto-Rico faltaba 1nicamente Ia
ceremonia de Ia promulgacion, y csc
es 10 que acaba de hacer ell nuevo
gobierno.
Nj ell acto de la promulgacion al
terra en- NADIA 10 legislado, nj favore'
ce en- 10 mas mfnimo las tendencias
reformistas. Estamos como estaba.
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

Las elecciones provilciales tene-
mos entendi'o que no Sc veri6caran
hasta setiembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-04

Pasemoa por alto algunos sucesos
vIoientos que oonmuevan sin sgradsF,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-05
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

Or, nr l.. j. Kahn, 81 East 10th ST., n. T., a ls
pproprietor DIR. KAHN's MUSEUM OF ASAToNY,ms
,nroansay, N y, begs to inform his patients s sas
ues, Gus OF consulting him. that he has opehss
an olnce az o. Hancock ST., Boston where he ms!
T.. VI. and I to 8 p. NJ,
w. MAIN having devoted 30 years 10 the 'rss,
ntni OF the nervous system arising rom ndiscre.lo..
W Wiic may be traced many of the obscure almfns
~,ch enect youth aud manhood, is enabled TO insa'.
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. KAHN'S mediesi
~. ~ Nervous EXHAUSTION. which tresis u
y, cures forwarded te any address on TecT, ssr
Ia 's ~ postage stamps. Attendance every :. 81
Eas! 10Th 81. New York. nov27fSm
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Two Doctors Could Not Cure Me.
A Miracle Indeed!
Read this testimonial from u well known wholesale
merchant of Plymouth n. II.

Read this testimonial from u well known wholesale
merchant of Plymouth y. II.
PLTMorrr, y. H., Sept. 20, 1879
Geniismen-About six months ago was bitten bv
n mad boar lie cut two gashc- IN my leg about tw
inches long ana an inch deep. tried everything to
heal the ga-he-, and had two different DOCTORS but
my leg swelled to twice lis usual size, and would
change In color AT different times from brig h red 10
dark purple. Ny body was broken out all in red
and white blofctes, and was feverish ard
charged constantly. | was rccomur nded to frv Sui
phur Biers. ! have taken six bottles. To nv
great JOY began TO improve. The began to
grow smaller and discharge less aud have now
healed up, and am well man. ! am we'll known
in this vicinity, and would earnestly recommend
those suffering from any blood disorder to try them
You nj liberty to publish this, | wish every
body to know the virtues of this great remedy.
believe me, grateiullv YOURS.
W. G. CHASE.
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FIRST-CLASS STOCK PRIVILEGE
HENRY C. CROSS.

II New Street, New York,
Hotunda, Merchants Exchange, Phila:
II German Street, Baltimore, Nd, ri
l26 Washington Street. Chicaec
a, keiers In New York to Hon. Russell Sage, Ia
" aiiace Z Co., Van Shack & Co., w. X. Sout!a.
20; ana New York Stock Exchange generally.
Pn'et ana Quotations sent to any address. ...a,r
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sale

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned that
~ he will sell at public auction on SATURDAY.,
March 5th next at 10 O'clock in the forenoon the
premises, the homestead place of the late Stephen
l.. Plumner. he having been duly licensed by Emery
q. Reane, judge of our PROB ale Court of and for
the County of kennebtc. Sale osiive that day.
Terms of sale made known place ard time of sale
JONATHAN +. PLUMMER, Admr.
Augusta, Jan. -. ssh
ERR WILLS. AuctiOneer.
"a
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sure aud ask Tor NN. vi LGOCk'S KID
NEY REMEDY, NEPHRETICUM. For
Sale by all Druggtsts.
Price, only Sl.OO per Bottle.
C.s. ROBERTSON, Proprietor. Boston.
GEO. 4. GOODWIN & CO., Gen1 Agents.
re- & ~ Hanover St, Bo~tOn, Mass.
iauiiteodS W ly-next-r
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TONTINE PLAN.

or upon the principle of accommodating profits foS den
mite perio IN hch frs: introduced by this Soce-
nent eyperts in Life Insurance and by leading bust
ness men Forty.Four per cent. has BEE earned ard
accumulated the premiums paid on its Iontine Life
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ce:y represent exclusively the interests oi the Policy
holders and in the Society to notice. they
feel that 1t has strong claims upon public confidence
Of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security given for the future which s of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families
Transactions as the Equitable; none Ia more prom
nd Just In ite dealings.
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Notice..

Dr. Croker has moved to Hotel North, where he
may be found nights. Office as usual at Old Cush
House. nov15ttf
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From a Leading Maine Whole
sale Drug House.
PORTLAND. Ne, Feb. 2

PORTLAND. Ne, Feb. -. 1850
4. T.. bTdway Co.. Gents: Please ship L. ten
gro =, sulphur Bitter-, Immediately. We are all out
again; they taking the front rank in Maine Re-
spectfully, PARSONS, BANGS co,
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SULPHUR.
And Its Uses,
Impure Blood Loaded with
Foul HumOrS is the
Father OF all Dis
eases.
How Important then that the Blood
should be Pure, Rich and Strong,
without which there can
be no Health.
OVER $1,000 BOTTLES SOLD LAST yeAs
IN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For purifying the blood SCLPHUR BITTERS IL
inconparably the best medicine made
Sulphur Bitters

Contains all the blood cleansing properties Of Sui.
phur skillfuliY combined with the virtues Of many
healing roots and herbs TO produce n powerful
compound and concentrated medicine Of SURPRISING
excellence. IF YOr ARE TIRED with little effort,
suffer from los. OF strength pains, foul coated
tongue. your kin .ed with pimpIe- your Initiated
blood loaded with foul hunOrs bursting through the
,kin in pmples. bloiehe. and sores. SULPHUR
BITftRs j. just what you need: it will give you u
clear skin, sweet breath, cleanse your blood give
health and comfort, a thousands can testify.
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II has Saved Hundreds OF Lives.
Ii May Save Yours

I. = The Safest, Pure.t and Bes, Medicine ever
made. lfyou are aing, get a bottle this day.
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MOOSE RIVER LOG DRIVING COMPANY.

VlNHE members of the Moose River Log Driving
L Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting Of the Company will he holden ut thu
Clerks Office. in Gardiner. on Tuesday the 18th da,
OF February next, AT gOclOck in the forenoon, for
the purpose OF choosing officers for the ensuing
" ar and raising money to defray the expenses OF
the Company. and TO transact any other business
though proper when met
ID. c. PALMER. Clerk.
Uardner, Jan ~ 1881. jnn22 It'd
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NOTICE.

hR bkICkEIT has removed his once to IA
~ Stnts stEest, o0s door aorth a Cd Csshsoe
Aeess. jaAAfss11n
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BEw4RE OF
FRAUDS, celjy!ss!f!!s, AND INVITATIONS,

So-cuiled EliNir-, Extracts, etc.
The Great Fame Of Dr. KauHman's Sui.
phur Bitters
has excited greedy wrstches who have made wor''
less limitations. These pirates clearly intend to
flourish by stealing whole part of the name OF
of our justly celebrated medicine. We will lie
grateful to any who will inform us when these
mlseEabe nilaton. are presented 10 them for sale.
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House to Rent.

On Crescent street. containing ten rooms.
Apply to E. II. W. SMITH
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The Lives Insured by the Society sre carsfniiy sc
lected in different parts of North America ana
furnishing by this broad field OF operations, a. Az
ditiOna and exceptional safety TOT he Policy
The insurance. are made only on the Mutual Prem
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually 10
he Insured.
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DR.. BULl0CK'S KIDNEY REMEDY
NEPHRETICUM.

Female Complaints and
General Debiify. such
as painful. dragging sem
'safioH ia the Rack and
Loi"s. Suppressed or
Ineonfinent Crin0fion.
with hitish or brick
dust deposit, Dropsy.
Grarei. Diabefes. Organ
ic Weokness. &c.
NEPHR ETfCtM has
40 equal for Lo"eWess
lind Weakness peculiar
to Females.
NEPHR ETTCEN IL
he hest known remedy
or Didbefes.
NEPHR ETTCTM. as
Tonic aud Stimulant
fOr aged persons, Is
without "a rival. Re
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The following IL the sworn statement to
the Insurance Commissioner of MRssachu.
sets Of the financial condition Of the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12
PAHRANAGAT TO THE FRONT.

Within the past few weeks an enter
prise has been quietly inaugurated and
vigorously pushed to successful termln.
alton in this district, that is morally GER
tain to prove productive of most import
ant financial results to the entire section.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
severe winter, the stagnation Of mining
affairs on every side land the approach
ing conjunction of the planets), a trio of
our practical mining fellowcitizens have,
within sixty days from the first inception
of the enterprise, erected, and now have
in practical operation, a solid, substantial
fve-stanrp mill with capacity for ten),
with self-feeder and all modern improve
ments; and now, at "Springer's Spring."
where less than two months since the
coyotes mournful howl alone woke the
slumbering echo, five heavy stamps are
pulverising the rich ores of the district,
pouring its hitherto latent business into
the lap of commerce, and laundering de.
fiance to hard times. Mr.. Henry Ray
mond, so well-known in mining circles,
and whose name connected with mining
affairs, is synonymous with success,
heads the enterprise. Perhaps, in the
history of mining in Eastern Nevada,
considering the many obstacles to be sur
mounted, and the rapidity with which
operations have been pushed in this enter
prise, there has been no parallel, and to
q very great extent this has been due to
the mechanical skill and indomitable
energy of Mr. Jas. Ryan, whose services
Mr.. Raymond was very fortunate in Sc
curing, and his able assistant, Mr.. John
Steele. Pahranagat rejoices over its new
mill. The thunder of its stamps is music
in our ears. We are proud of Henry
Raymond and his partners, projectors Of
the enterprise; we are proud of Jimmy
Ryan, chief Of construction, and of all
who have contributed in any degree
to its erection. We are proud from the
very nature Of the enterprise itself. There
has been no fuss, and no feathers. 1t
was heralded in by no blasts of trumpets.
No metaliferous frauds sojourned to the
far East to seduce hoaxded shekels from
reluctant capital, and no San Francisco
chambermaid by hypothecating her cloth
ing to pay assessments. The first elbow.
ing" in connection with this affair was the
blowing of the whistle, and the only
"music," the music of the stamps; and
last, but not least, we have an abundance
Of ore to keep it going.
1t is rumored that Messrs. Chaffee &
Sprague are about placing a saw-mill
among the big trees Of Irish Mountain.
LOGAN.
HIKo, March l, 1881.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

SHOOTING AFFRAY. News reached here
last Sunday morning that shooting af-
fray had occurred down at Ell Dorado
Canyon early on the morning of March l,
and that James B. Greenwood, formerly
of Typo and Bristol, had been mortally
wounded, and N. Clark (colored), "a former
employe of the R. & E. Company, had
been shot in the groin, by Hank Parrish.
1t appears that the three men had been
engaged in playing poker all night, and
that between three and four o'clock in
the morning Parrish had a big hand beat
by Greenwood, whereupon he quietly
walked out of the place, but after few
minutes he returned, holding pistol in
each hand, and shot at Clark, and Green
wood attempted to grasp Parish's arm.
Parrish then turned on Greenwood and
shot him one In the arm, the ball lodging
in his chest, and then shot him again in
the abdomen, the ball ranging downward.
That morning, couple of hours after
the shooting, while Andy Fife was in
Greenwoods house taking the wounded
mans deposition, Hank Parish walked
into the house, holding revolver in each
hand, and demanded of Greenwood 500,
informing him that he should never be
taken on the boat alive to be brought
down to Fort Mojave for medical treat
ment unless he returned to him that
amount. Fife then handed Parrish the
money and he went out of the house,
Although there were six men present at
the time, not an effort was made to arrest
the murderer. Shortly after this the lit.
tie boat was got in readiness and the
wounded men placed on board, and she
started to sail down the Colorado against
strong head wind. 1t was thought that
Greenwood would die before he got hall
way to Mojave, which place they ex'
pected to reach about midnight. The
shooting caused little or no excitement
at the Canyon, and during the day Hanl
Parrish went back to his mines to work
We are unaware Of any preparation being
made for the arrest of the shooter.
The Ell Dorado pony rider brought tn
news to town yesterday that Greenwood
had died and that N. Clark was not ex
pected to live.
THE RESULT OF HOLDING Four JACKS
Hank Parrish, of Ell Dorado Canyon
made his murderous assault on Green
wood and Clark on account of Greenwood
holding four "jacks," against his "ac
full on kings" A short time since ma
in Bodie was killed for holding fou
"jacks." At poker game in town o
Monday gent had the luck to hold fou
jacks, but he quickly passed, saying tbs
the fate of four jack-holders was snoug
to deter him from betting on that kind {
hand.
For the last four days there has bee
considerable running around by our mil
ing visitors, Messrs. Grim, Gilmer an
Clark. All parties, including Mr.. Bla
and Gould, again visited the Day mil
yesterday.
BLACK SHEEp.--Barrett and Penton.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

Some time ago an old man in north.
ern Iowa wrote to his relatives in the
East asking for aid, as there was to be a
hard winter and he was likely to suffer.
None responded except niece, who was
school-teacher, and who sent him $50,
and said that she would send him more
soon as she drew her salary. He wrote
back that the $50 was plenty, and that
she need not send him any more. Last
December the old man died and left the
niece $4,000.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners
met on Monday, March 9TH, and trans
acted the following business:
The application u Thompson Campbell
to have the bullion tax of the Independ-
ence mincefor the quarter ending Decem-
Der 81, 1880, RENTED, according to the
law in regard to undeveloped mines, was
taken under advisement.
The petition of Mrs. Harmon to be sent
to Eureka was referred to Commissioner
Kelley, with power to act in the case.
The bill of J. T. Moore, school teacher
at Virgin Township, was directed to be
paid by the School Superintendent.
1t was ordered that the Clerk of the
Board give notice to the Auditor to have
every officer of Lincoln county file his
oath that he has complied with the act
of the Legislature, approved March 9th,
1866. previous to auditing or paying any
or all of their bills.
The reports of the various county
officers for the months of January and
February, 1881, were presented, proper
in form, and ordered filed away.
The petition of o. d. Gass and Others
to form the new roadway past the Vegas
ranch was ordered approved.
Bond of E. Bunker, Justice of the
Peace of Bunkerville Township, was pre-
sented, approved and ordered filed.
The followino hills wera then Dreseuted
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

The San Francisco Report says: A
human monstrosity with three arms,
who was being followed by boisterous
and curious crowd, was arrested for be-
ing drunk. At the City Prison he was
recognized as one Spencer, a sneak.thief,
and close examination revealed the
fact that the third arm was merely a
dummy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

ROLL OF HONOR John Blewett, Gable Bluett
Annie Clinton, Willie Oonnof, Monte Conner,
Willie Deck, Theresa Eisenmann, Frank Eisen.
mann, John CORN, Boney Goodrich, Eugene
Goodrich, Betsey Jose, Isabel Listen, Tom Pip.
pin, Tom Saunders, Eugene Thiebault.
LAURA A. GOODRICH. Teacher.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

An article on etiquette informs us
that 90 gentleman is one who never in
f1icts pain" Dentists are no gentlemen
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

BIZ W. q. TELRaRAPH 90.
$40 Ophir--4 3.95 $50
14S Mexican-4.90
800 Gould b Curry-3.3o3A
100 Best b Belcher-6k
335 California-1.65
10 Savage-1.65
$50 Con Virginia-1.65
$40 Chollar-1.65 LEO
$50 Potosi-1.952
220 Hale & Norcross-3.15 asl
100 Grown Point-1.05 ~n
$50 Yellow Jacket-2.62 ~
226 Belcher-e6c
220 Sierra Nevads--6k
100 Conhdence-2
400 Bullion Csc
20 Utah-6N =.
40 Exchequer-96c ~
$40 Overmsn-60c $50 .t.4
40 Justices
70 Union-.Tk -t
500 Alta-1.s0