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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
NOTICE.

fl,o GEORGE t. GoRMAN, COUNTY CLERK
i OF Lincoln County, Nevada. Notice is
hereby given that W. G. Glissan desires to with
draw from your Official Bond. and has filed the
following statement with the Auditor Of said
County;
PHOEBE, New, September &c, 1882.
TO }. q. HLSDERsoN, County Auditor and Re.
eofder of Lincoln, Nevada.
SIR; !, VIM. Q. Glissab, surety on the Official
Bond OF George t German, County Clerk and
Fx-Ohieio Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial District
IN and for the County Of Lincoln and State of
Nevada, do hereby desire 10 be released as
surety Of the Official Bond Of George II. German,
County Clerk of Lincoln County and Ix.officio
Clerk of the Sixth judicial District, in and fer
the County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, thai
said personal notice was served on the County
Clerk on the 22d day of September 1882, by let
ter. Said amount desired to be released from
said bond is two thousand $50 ,0C0) dollars.
Witness my hand and seal this
seal. Goth day Of September. 1852.
o7-lm VIM. @. GLIsSAN,
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For ccntafisi there has been known a
enfi1us mineral that seemed half sool.
half stone. u waf found IN all parts d
the kuown world. even before ID.
christian era. and Il vas found In the
new Americas bot ~ spite u al IL
widespread fame Il vas merely eurios.
ity until within the present century.
The aneien,s picked small piece. Of il
out Of the rocks, and even succeeded in
spinning Il into threads and weaving the
thread. into garments that would neither
decay nor burn. IL remained for an
American to bring this mineral wool,
this unshanging Asbestos, into new uses
aud new forms.
The commercial value Of any product
now depends wholly ON its ability to
meet certain scientific requirements.
Coal will make steam. and steam means
light, heat and power. 50 Asbestos
meets certain requirements in the arts
that hare TO DO with heat. Asbestos is
the grea. heat register. 1t is Indifferent
to Temperatures in which the metals
melt like wax. II is unchanged at a
white heat. and yet it can be made into
a thread or a tissue-paper. 1t IS re-
factory mineral that can be felted, that
can be msde into mill board, into fabrics.
into paints, cements and ropes. The
moment Won know what thing can do,
or, better. how it behaves under certain
you see its uses. The
ancients made fabrics Of Asbestos and
then threw them into the fire, where
they would not burn, and thus they
played On the ignorance Of the people.
To-day We take this same indestructible
mineral and use it to cover our roofs, as
: lining for steam cylinders, As pro-
lection tagging for steam pipes and
boilers, as fire-prOof paint, and for .
hundred other things where it IS i'm
portxnt that heat should be saved or
made of use. With few exceptions,
81 the modern uses Of Asbestos are the
of Mr.. II. w. Johns.
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SheriF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AZ ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out of the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District OF the State of Nevada in
and Tor the County Of Lincoln, upon judgment
and decree made, rendered and entered in said
Court on the Sd day of August, 1880, in favor
OF AlexsnderLszArd, Simon Lazard Ellie Iazard
Alexander WE'LL and David Calm, partners doing
business under the firm name and style of ssIzz-
ard Freres," and against the Raymond Ely
Mining Company, Corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue of the laws of the
State OF California, and doing business in said
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada for the
sum OF sixty-two thousand one hundred and
fftyone 79-100 (62, isl 79-1O0D dollars gold ccin
of the United States, debt, together, with
seventy. dollars taxed costs, and all accruing
costs and interest, payable in like gold coin,
have levied on the following property, to wit:
All the pieces or parcels of real estate men,
toned and described in the following convey
snces, for full and complete description of
which reference is hereby made to the Records
of the County of Lincoln. State of Nevada as
per Book and page set opposite each conveyance
respectively:
Deed.
William II. Raymond and John II. Ely to Ray
mond Il Ely Mining Company Dated Janu.
uary 10, 1871; book G, page las.
All that certain mining ground, situate in Ely
Mining District, commencing at the Spring
Mound and vermillion location stakes and ex.
tending thence in q westerly direction along the
same lodges to point distant three hundred
feet west Of the discovery shaft on the Creole
claim. and all the mining ground in said district
known as the Creole, the Burke, the vermilion,
the Mammoth, the Spring Mound. the Falls,
the panacka, and the Panacka square location
or either of them.
Deed.
James Nee to Raymond Il Ely Mining COM
pany.-Dated January 10. 1871. Book O, page
364.
All right title and interest in tho following
land One tract Of land situated in Meadow
Valley, County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada,
bounded as follows On the southeast by line
running $50 feet Sc OF the Phoebe road, where
i crosses the mill ditch; on the northeast by
the Creole, the Burke, the yermillion. the Mann
moth, the Spring Mound the Falls the Panaca
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Thursday, the ed day of September,
4. d, 1880, at the hour of - o'clock m, OF that
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
OF the said Raymond 4 Ely Mining Company in
and 70 the above described property at the
Courthouse OF said County of Lincoln at Phoebe
in said county, at public. action, for cash in
hand, to tho highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said order OF sale and all costs.
Phoebe, Nevsds, August 0, 1880.
suvtd ", L, MCKEE Sheriff,
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Monday. the 10th dny ofusv.

A. D. 1881, at the hour of II O'Clock IN. Of that
day. will sell all the right, title and interest
of said George Russell ct. al in and to the
above described property, at the front doors Of
the County Courthouse, Phoebe. Lincoln county,
Nevada, at public auction. for cash in hand, to
to the highest snd best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and al costs.
a16-td WI. MCKEE, sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Mince-pie season is here, and those
who can afford it viii now dream Of ele-
pilants With tnnr trunks and mules with
illuminated heads
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
FOR SALE.

DUsINRss HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES
10 and furniture. Four Work Horses and
sk.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap by
o2.lE. CHAS. STEIN.
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ENGLIsH ALE AND PORTER, IN STONE
II or Glass Bottles, sold by the Dozen or
Dottie at the PanAca Saloon. sWv-m
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NOTICE.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
/ debts whatsoever contracted by any person
without Written Order from me-
Pahrsnagst, Valley, New, April u, 1882,
spl6-lm hkhhf bHAhf.
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0hna week In your own. Terms and So outfit
vUufres. Address II. HALLkTT u Co., Portland
Named
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To Delinquent Taxpayers.

vuyHE DELINQUEST TAX LIST FOR THE
/ asasl year ending December 81, 4. d. 1882,
hes been deposited with the District Attorney.
aud unless ths delinquent taxes therein spsci.
ned are paid TO the Treasurer ~ ex-oficie Tax
Rscsivsr within twenty days from the publics.
tton OF this notice, action will he commenced
~ the District Attorney for the collection OF
said Taxes aud Costs.
Phoebe, Nevada. November 20, 1889.
j, @. HENDERSON,
dsald County Auditor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17
RryEn NEWS.
General PoInts Of Interest PICKED q
on the wharf

on the wharf
Thee. Y. Lucas took q pleasure party up the
river last evening.
The Scotia passed up enroute from Cinctn.
natl to Pittsburgh atsAM
The local paCkSts aFn ali doing admirably,
and their owners are happy.
The VIM. Craft and Joseph Walton passed
up with emPties yesterday morning.
The st. Lawrence will leave Cincinnati on
Tuesday the 2fst inst will leave Wheeling
on the following Saturday.
The Pittsburgh Is announced for 81. Louis
Sunday morning. Capt. COuIson, the agent,
can BE- found at the ST. James.
Captain Coulson, agent for the Pittsburgh
aud u. Louis packet lsae, has been la Pitts.
burgh on business, He returned yesterday.
The Raven for St Louis, passed down with
miscellaneous freight; the ]. II. Mcconnell
and MOdoc Light, aAd the Diamond with
coal.
The Lucas has whistle that lays over aAy.
thing on the river. There are si1 pronRs OF
whistles and when they 80 OF the dead arr
uneasy in their graves.
Last evening It was currently reported that
Captain Q. II. Booth had purchased the fast
RAINING Sciota. Captain Booth could moi
be found, but 1t Is believed the rumor Is cor
rect.
Eleven feet, three inches was the depth Of
water In the channel that the gauge marks
indicated last evening, when our reporter
visited the levee, The river Is still falling
slowly, as 1t has been doing for the last week.
That well known passenger packet, the w.
n. Chancellor, has entered into new trade,
II being belWhan ChAFleRtou on the KauaWha
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..

p.,-twnvv w.,ch "a -v,o,, -. .s....., -.
and leSS active Whsa, HgSs,. easle
higher; No western Winter ND III 4 ~ ~
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Butter drtn; western packed lsaiSc; roll 2sSs2c
Egp stronger at l7alsc Petroleum nominal, Cone
very Hm: Rio carEoeS 9AlOc, Sugar StronR: 4 III
nc. Whisky arm At 81 lTal Is. wa
CHICAGO, xarch la.-Tae Dop9r Jo,,na, ,e.
p1sts: ,...,.,. >, ~,
mS,[St ftSSir Sct,x. III 49, head
IrJSSI a ina a. 49, 1919 Solon " 800
a7sS P5Sdeiphtas M S SasEE ana shipping q
tstiIe PerSjntS m SsSS ~ .OeS ~ -oo
NSsts, All pn SV 'S0 SIVO head
e+ngv nnt Vert ~. =! us!a 9uAliIy q
e6Sice ShISsITr MA ~ corr 70 SD y, ~ ge9d g
GO; mixed butchers weak Al iOc lower AZ = z ~
S Isl StocEes and feeders slow and plenty. V ''A
sheep-Cl0Sed weak and unsettled: receIptS oOo
head; shipments 700 head: iOa2Sc lower ana wsSE
common 10 medium 81 26al IS; corn fed range Theeu
S 3SA5 90 good TO prime muttons IS SOas %.
Erv Sn1v Msrch IA nos, Co.., W.. g..
he, M vo;,st. aC'inr, 4; ,Isa has
ilysrsS mi %oSd amoto ~ LII oe
saicS nave hSsn ot ,o " ofnelS
QusIItes of bfown blsSShed ana coIS,.d c1t,I,.s
hSTe neon IN vn1d rscuSS, %u SIreS, SoMo
Besched eo..ons, ana pEF:icaistIy medium grstSS1
are in good demand. One thousand and aity.sSven
packages Of prints hay been in wide dlStrbutIon
while novelties and Ipecialties are doing well
new selections ImproyfuS WoSIen raSdS X , m1
ion Se sens rug u The
very light inquiry with selections CANNED 10 cur.
7 -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17
BEAUTIrUL WORKS OF ART,
The Attractive Easter Cards NJ j.
Hr uelHkellfk RtOke

The Attractive Easter Cards NJ ]. w,
Melskell'S store.
A reporter was passing Heiskeii's book and
stationery store, Fat No. % Twelfth street,
when he was struck by the pleasing array OF
artistic Easter cards In the windows, Drop
ping In, he was astonished to see still larger
and gayer assortment In the showcases,
and when he expressed his surprise, 1t was
increased by the display Of as many more
still in the original packages, and held in re-
serve to tepienlshthe stock. They are Ot
every conceivable variety, size and price,
running from triiling SUN each TO as high
as 60 for single card. Some OF them are
rare works Of art, the illustrations being
from designs by artists Of worldwide fame,
and the printing simply indispensable. The
progress made within a very few years In
getting up such articles Is simply wonder
tnt. Mr.. Hciskett's stock comprises
all the latest and most popular designs.
Most OF them have satin fringe, and they vary
from single card with design on one or both
There Il one particularly beautiful series
called the white dove series, which q pecr,
liarly appropriate. These are among the
largest and most elegant cards made, and
vary in design, each being furnished with a
space for writing verse or sentiment II de.
sired.
Any person With any artistic tasse at all
will DO delighted ut the array OF beauty 10 be
found In Mt. Heiskell's cases, and those con.
templAtinR sending cards vt Easter tide will
dowell to call before bis stock Is eulled over.
They will and something 70 accord with ali
tastes and suitAny pusSe. We venture that
no more yatied 81 ehoieer assortment than,
Nj. Heiskelr vs. cat b ound anywhere,
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TRnnHfaHH


The following conveyanccs OF real estate
were admitted TO record yesterday by Clerk
Hook:
A deed made March 10, 1882, by George
sehad and wife, to VIM. Englehardt, Of mart
Of lot No. 8, situated In that part OF tho city
formerly known as La Grange; consideration
$500.
a deed made February o. 1889, by Lorilla
g, Billiard and George, her husband, TO
Agnes D, Luke and Robert her husband, in
order 70 settle all questions and differences
between said parties as to certain property
and aA to the language used In the will OF +.
Hornbrook, their father, and In considera.
ton OF each OF said parties joining In this
deed for the benefit Of the other undivided
one,halL OF the property now belonging TO tho
estate OF Y. d. Horhbr0ok, deceased, Is trans.
ferred wherever 1t may be situated.
A deed made March 10, 1882, by Roberta
Cooke and Andrew, her husband OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, TO Herman Hartens.
tein, OF Belmont county, Ohio, In cOnsideFa.
tion OF $1,000 OF part OF lot No, 0, In square
No, 10, situated In the Eighth ward,
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Yesterday afternoon Deputy United States
Marshal Hdggarty returned from the wiids
OF Grant county, where lie had gone in
search Of an old offender and had very un.
expectediy captured him. The man was the
notorious James Cline, man about forty.
i've years OF age, very large, weighing about
100 pounds, aud In appearance irregular tout
and OUT mountaIneer. lie was originally q
Hampshire county man and about i've years
ago was indicted for manufacturing and sell.
Ing ''moonshine" whisky. When lie learned
that Uncle Sam was after him he, fled to
Grant county, where he continued his trade
In the passes and glenS OF the wild hills OF
that section. The officers have often chased
him but never with success. Wednesday
evening Marshal Haggarty ran across him
and nAbbed him so suddenly TINT resistance
was useless, Cline was taken before Com.
missioner Spates at Clarksburg and sent to
over his capture, and he has perfect right
to feel 50,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17

TnrnRr Hall last evening, was tho scene Of
any amount Of fun aud enjoyment, the oc.
caslon was the reception rendered by Mr..
William Miller and bride TO their lnnumsr.
able friends The happy couple were mar.
fried yesterday afternoon by the Rev, Schai.
ftanack ~ his study. About 5 O'Clock they
repaired 10 tho hall and there received their
friends The groom, Mr., William Miller Is
one OF orr best known GeFManS he Il a
member Of the Reymann Brewing Company
and holds the position OF cellar boss. The
bride on this occasion was MES Susanna
Door, very estimable lady and very much
thought Of by those who have the pleasure Of
knowing her ThacroWdAt the hall was eRoE.
NOUS, but every one was good natured and
did not mind the crowdlng The full Opera
House Orchestra was on the stage AM
furnished delightful music for those who
wanted 10 lance, Down In the lower story q
splendid supper was served all night The
list OF presents was very long and embraced
many rare aud choice articles Themen en-.
pleyed under Nj. Miller presented him With
some elegant pieces OF futnituEe, Tho reccp.
ton was one Of tho most successful afIaiTs
ever elirohlelsa and the congratulations,
70 which we desire 70 add ours, offered were
OF the most sincere and hearty nature.
f. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained3 BosCHEE's GERMAN sYRuP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. ItisDr. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and NO fear need be entertained in ad-
miniStering u 10 the youngest child, IS per
directions. The sale Of this medicine Is I'M
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant ncreasing demand and with
out single report Of failure to do Its work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remark Large sizes IS cents. Try
itand be convinced. TThEGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17
LocAL PgRsoxALs.
intelligence Of the Whereabouts
DIverx InfiFfdnals.

lntelueenet OF the WHEREABOUTS Of
Divers individuals.
Hon. George ". Neal, Of Parkersbarg, Is
In the city.
Hon. Bob Blair, Of Richie county, Is at
the St8mm.
James Hutchinson, Esq, Of Pasksnbufg,
Is At the Etamm House.
Gen. D. s. Compton, Of Monroe, Mich, Il
in the city for few days.
Messrs A. O. Liggett and G. n. Porter, OF
Charleston, are In the city.
Prof. o. E. Dwight IL In New York on busi.
ness connected with the Sugar Refinery.
United States Judge jackson and Clerk
Moore are installed d their old quarters.
Ex-Governor PieFpOnt and Judge Hoke,
two Of the prominent Republicans OF the
State, are In the city,
Mis- Mollle MAttsrn, Of Huntington, Pa,
Is visiting the family OF her uncle, Jos.
Jacobs, on Eighteenth street.
7 Judge r. 8. Brown, Senator from Jackson,
returned TO the city from bis home in Ra.
yenswood, where be has been on business
]. B. Reed, son OF Druggist Reed, OF Centre
Wheeling, who Is attending the Pittsburgh
Collsge Of Pharmacy, Is expected home on a
visit to-day.
Charley Goethe has returned from the East,
where be has been laying In stock Of goods
for the new drug store he proposes 70 open in
East Wheeling.
Dan Neal, the arbane clerk OF the Senate
judiciary Committee, has returned from Par.
kersburg, where he was called by the death
OF hts nephew.
Harry ]. snively, OF Grafton, and ]. N.
Hamilton, committee clerk Of the Senate,
have been admitted to practice ut the bar Of
the Supreme Court OF Appeals Of this State.
DR.. steerc, Of the House, achieved distine.
ton yesterday in bis speech on railroads, as
master Of irony. It was narrowing TO hear
him tell abont the peoples life blood running
in streams along the track, where everything
was crushed beneath the wheels OF this Juger'
maui
Rev. Frances E. Boyle, pastor Of st,
Matthews Catholic Church, OF Washington,
D. O., died In that city on last Monday,
Father Boyle visited Wheeling some time
ago and delivered his famous lecture,
"Recoiiections Of an Army Chaplain" Those
who heard him then will regret to hear OF his
death. He was beloved by all who knew
him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17

To he Board Of Education:
GESrLEMEx The reports of the schools OF
the district for the month OF February, 1882,
arc placed before you. Your attention il
invited 70 the following abstract;
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Pupils in the several branches--Ortho
graphy, 8, ITO; reading, Big; writing, 3,1f2;
mental arithmetic, 2.732; written arithmetic,
2,0i5; geography, 9,30s; grammar, 249; his.
tory, $751; lessons In English, 69t; German
Language, I'll; algebra, ISL; physiology, l22;
natural philosophy, 40; chemistry, II:
geometry, Sc; rhetoric, f2; physical Rcogra.
ply, 40; general exercises (0bject lessons,
&c y 2,0i0; drawing, 2l76; defamation,
., 7l6; composition, 1925.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT,
Enrollment-W Washington IS, Madison a.
Clay So, Union IS, Webster so, Richie 49,
Total Gil. Number Of classes Is; number OF
pupils Of German parentRge 1877; Number Of
pupils Of other than German parentage, "a;
number OF teachers 4. Amount paid for In.
struction In German $l34,76. Comparing
this months report with that OF January
we find an increse OF two In the percent OF
attendance, an increase Of 30 In the number
OF pupils perfect in attendance, and n de.
crease Of 281 In the number OF cases Of tardi.
ness Respectfully submitted.
JouN n, BIRCH, Superintendent,
The special committee on the Public
Library made It's report, II was embodied In
an article In this paper yesterday morning,
The questionswheth the library should be
opened on Sunday was argued at some
length. Mr.. W. A. Wilson moved that It be
closed on Sunday, bat the Board refused to
so order by the following vote;
Ayes: MeSSrS. AckeF, CriSwell JepSon,
Maxwell, Wilson, w. As,
Noes: Dlngell, Caldwell, Collier, Ebellne
McCully, Miller, j, A., Todd-7.
DR.. Jepson then moved that II should not
be opened on Sunday In The months Of July
and August, but this was lost by Tie vote.
This leaves the library open on Sunday from
to 8R n. the year round. Il was also OF.
dered on motion OF AIr. Wilson, that the
library shall DO opened on legal HOLIDAYS
from to 8RM N. The matter OF location Of
the library was re.reierTed 10 the committee,
with instructions to procure propositions for
special meeting.
On motion OF Mr. Miller, II was ordered
that the annual weeks vacation should Be
during the week commencing with Monday,
April3.
The Board adjourned at 1915 r. n, on mo.
ton Of Mr., Wilson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17
New Drug Firm.

In our rambles on the South Side yesterday
We dropped into the store formerly owned BY
A. G. Etz 4 Co., and were surprised at the
animated scene that met our gaze. The store
has recently been purchased by Kurtx &
Young, two OF our most enterprising drug.
giSts, and IN the short time they have had
charge the business has increased to nearly
double. Mr.. KurtE isa gentleman well known
In this city, having been prescription clerk at
A. I. Young's and other pharmacies for some
years, and has established an enviable repu.
tatioa az Q thorough Prescriptlonist and &C.
commodating gentleman. We cheerfully rec
ommcnd this firm toour readers on the South
Side, and assure them that any goods pur-
chased from kurtI 4 Young will be pure,
fresh and accurately dispensed,