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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-04

order be made as to the future manage
ment of the property.
BoRN.-In Phoebe. a little over two
weeks ago, daughter was born to the
wife of Thomas Dorrell. Parents must
not feel hurt when we fail to mention
births in their family We have repeated
ly notified parents that it was their place
to notify the Office of such events. To
avoid mentioning these occurrences at the
proper time in the hereafter, we will en-
ploy the services Of female reporter. If
there is any charming, bewitching and
handsome young lady who considers her.
self competent to fill the position, and is
good cook, if desired, can consider her.
self engaged. If there are none of the
above description, then any old maid will
answer
JOE McCLANE, who resided here in
early days, and was always getting into
trouble, and who got his head split
open with an ak in the hands of a man
whom he was trying to impose upon at
the upper end of Meadow Valley street,
has had shooting scrape in Candelaria.
McClane and man named L. f. Shep.
herd got into row over game of cards.
Twelve or fifteen shots were fired between
both men, and both were dangerously
wounded. Shepherd was shot above the
right breast and McClane was wounded
in the right side. Both men were under
the influence of liquor The latest &C.
count from Candelaria state that Shep.
herd has since died and that McClane is
recovering.
ARRIVED. II. E. Flagg, late Assistant
Superintendent of the Day Company,
arrived in Phoebe from San Francisco on
Monday evening. He says the genera
opinion down at the Bay is that work will
| be resumed in our deep mines in the neal
| future.
Mr.. j. w. M. CARDEzA of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania, makes application fol
patent to the Thompson mine, Ten
Piute District, and also for a patent tx
Quaker City millsite, located in Quinn
Canyon.
Our mail subscribers throughout tn,
county continue to growl in regard to no
receiving their paper regularly. TIL
papers are all mailed from the Pioch
postoffice as regular as clock work.
THE new Courthouse at Beaver, Utah
is about completed and the Frisco Time
says will be ready for occupancy by TIN
District Court at its March term.
A NUMBER of the residents of Bristol
also a few from Panaca, came to Pioch
last Saturday for the purpose of attend
ing Sheriff Mckees funeral.
IT has been warm and pleasant tn
past week and stream of water has BEEF
flowing down Main street. The snow i
fast vanishing.
New GooDs. During the week l. Hy
man received fine assortment of dres
goods; also large assortment of ladies
wear, etc. ~ Dr.
Mrs. G. VAIL has been quite i'll tn
past ten days, but we are pleased to an
nounce that she has greatly improved.
WORD has been sent up from Bullion
vile that the smelter will be ready to re
ceive ore after the 9Th.
IT will take about couple of day
longer to complete the repairing of tn
Raymond g. Ely shaft.
The question of the hour-Who wi
! receive the appointment Of Sheriff?
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-04

The poet says: ga kiss without a
moustache is like an egg without salt. !"
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't; we can't say
positively, for the girls we've been used
to kissing for the last twenty five years
didn't wear moustaches.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-04
ALE and PoR Err.

ENGLlSH ALE AND PORTER, IN STONE
II or CLASH Bottles, sold BY the Dozen Or
Bottle, At the Panaca Saloon; apoNn
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OF the 10000 foreign. born members of
the Mormon Church of Utah, says the
New York Commercial Advertiser, the
Protestant countries Of Europe furnish
about $4,000 and the Roman Catholic
countries about 1000 There are not
many followers of the "twin relics" of
barbarism among the worshipers of the
Pope and the believers in holy water.
Eugene Lawrence will please notice.
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RAYMOND d ELY IN COURT.

The following in regard to a bill of in
PREVENTION in the Raymond L Ely suit in
San San Francisco, is taken from the
Chronicle: Several months ago suit was
brought by the shareholders of the Ray
mond & Ely Mining Company of Phoebe
against Messrs. McDermott, Mayne,
Roberts, Hussey and French, Directors
of the Company, for the purpose of re-
covering money alleged to have been ex-
pended fraudulently, and without author
ization of the shareholders, for machinery
which was not supplied to the mine and
mills to an extent warranted by the ex-
penditure. Added to this were allega-
tions that rich tailings, the property of
the company, had been sold to w. S.
Godbe and Benjamin Hampton at 81 per
ton, involving loss of S3l2, 900; also
that on the LIST of November, 1880, more
than so, 900 shares of the capital stock of
the company were sold, ostensibly to
satisfy the amounts in which the respec-
tive shareholders were alleged to be de-
linquent, all of which were bought in by
the defendants, or third parties in their
interest; also that the remaining property
of the company was mortgaged to the
banking house of Lazard Freres, on &C.
count Of a debt Of $50, 800, due the bank
by McDermott, personally The suit was
originally brought by W. c. Walker, in
behalf of the company, but as affairs
seemed to legally lag, bill of interven.
ton has recently been filed in Department
No. of the Superior Court, in behalf of
Henry E. Pope, another stockholder, who
now appears as intervenor in the suit.
The bill of intervention claims that, low.
ing to the complications thrown around
the business and transactions of said de-
PENDANTS, representing the corporate de.
PENDANTS, and the farther fact that the
books, papers and vouchers of the cor.
poration are in the possession Of the de.
PENDANTS, he is not able to obtain full
and complete history" etc., but he be-
lievss the loss sustaind from the above
sources amounts to between $500, 900 and
81 ,O00, 600; also that the mines and
mills are worth 81, 900, call of which
will be lost to the company without the
interposition of a Court of competent
Jurisdiction clothed with equity Inter-
venor concludes by praying the Court
that the position of defendants as direc-
tors be declared vacant, and that proper
order be made as to the future manage
ment of the property.
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By the last express German & Co. re
ceived a large lot Of imported cigars.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-03-04

1t was 1890 o'clock Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marrowfat had gone to
bed, but Julia and her Theodore fingered
in the parlor. A profound silence brood.
ed over the house until the moment came
for the lovers to part, and then the old
folks distinctly heard such half-sup-
pressed EXPLANATIONS as "Oh!" ''Outch!'
"Wow!" Mr.. Marrowfat turned to his
wife, and quietly kneading her in the
back with his elbow to arouse her in
tellect, said cts all right, Manthy;
Julia's vaccination is going to take"
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We received letter from q former
Piocher yesterday stating that he learns
that matters are picking up" in Phoebe.
The only picking up" going on that we
are aware of, is when the Bristol million
aires visit the metropolis. The little
Phoebe boys follow them around picking
up the $20-pieces that are continuously
falling from their overlooking pockets.
MEssRs. BALDWIN and Goodhue, the
Attorney and Manager of the Bristol S.
NJ. Company, were expected to have ar
rived at the mill Thursday evening.
THE delinquency of the assessment on
the Bay State stock has been postponed
till March 3lst, and the sale day to the
oath of April.
CAUTION NoTIcE.-A caution notice
from Mr.. A. s. Gould will be found
among our new advertisements.
A. j. BLAIR arrived in Bristol on
Thursdays stage.
Mr.. Z. TRIPpEL, of the Bristol Times,
is visiting Phoebe.
The stage drivers report the roads as
being very heavy.
THE new furnaces of the Day Company
is a sure go.
The latest mining primer we find in
the Mining News: sob Grimmineddi!
What is this? This is Hosting Works.
What is it for? 1t is Used to Hoist the
Price of the Stock. But Sometimes the
Price is so Heavy that you Could not
Hoist it with Ton of nitro-glycerine.
Do they Ever use Hosting Works for
any other Purpose? Oh, yes; Sometimes
they use Them to Hoist ore into the
Mine before an Expert comes to Examine
it. Then the Expert makes mistakes.
What does he de Then? Oh, He blalnes
it on the General Manager. DO Editors
ever have Hosting Works? We should
extemporize. What For? To Hoist in
Liquid philosophy" G
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Business Notices.

For SALE.-A fine buggy mare, harness Aps
new buggy. Apply at this office. i,
A BARGAIN.-A ten horse power engine .hs sJs
boiler may be had cheap by applying ~ "
office.
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Opelousas Parosse st. Landry, Lne 25 Fevrer, 1882

de rs pour 100. Soft s4 de
New York a Anderson OH Alb
beville, all lieu de $3.50 qui est
le tarif ordinaire.
Done, lorsqu'un fermier ou un
industriel quelconque a besoin
dun ou plusieurs travailleurs, il
fait sa demande All president de
la soei6t6, lequel 6crit aux COM
missaires du Castle Garden DEN
voyer, a telle destination, le
nombre d'hommes de la profess
sion demandee.
ST pemigrant a de Pargent, il
pale son voyage, simon il est
paye par lie patron qui doit Penn
ployer, OH bien encore par le
fond de la soci6t6, avec la ga
rantie du fermier qui retiendra
lie montant sur les cages de son
employe. ..." r. d.
"A suivre. ,
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.Au Printemps.

O doux printemps, lon te souhaite;
Partout c'est fete
A ton retour;
Les hommes aiment ton sourire,
Car il vent dire:
Amour O
"Je t'aime E" dit a la prairie,
Verte ct Aeurie,
L'eau qui fr6mit
Et voici que la hranche meme
Chwnte: Je t'aime!"
Au mid.
L'oiseau, modulant sa romance,
Joyeux s'6lance o
Et. radieux,
II fr6le dune ale amoureuse
Et vaporeuse o
Les cieux
L'astre, roi du jour, sans0mystere
Donne a la terre ,...."
I'm long baiser;
Len entend les fleurs frafche- ecDses,
Gillets ct roses,
Causer
Printemps, reviens nous porteIovite
La marguerite
Refine des champs;
Viens, car tn rendras aux fauvettes
-v Comme aux poetes
Lenrs chants.
Doux mois de Mai, viens de ia famine
R6chanffer Fame
Des malheureux
Que tes rayons, que ton haleine
Chassent la peine 3
20 I'oin d'eux!
."s j. B. GALLENNE.
I3 fGyrier 1890
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ADJOURNMENT A Ia
BELLE DU d.
MANCHE

Un certain no, lbre de per-
sonnes etant obligees de Sc pri-
YER de la lecture des journaux
pendant la semaine, D cause de
leurs affaires on de leurs occu-
pations, nous croyons leur etre
agr6ables en- prenant des abon-
nements speciaux a notre edf-
tion du dimanche. Cette edi-
tion Sc composera de six pages,
grand format, ct renfermera,
outre deux feuilletons, un choix
varie de matieres interessantes.
Pnx de Pabonnement, 80 par an.
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LIE journal est envoy6 partout
anx Et&ts- Unis, franc de port.
Nous prenons des abonne-
ments a l'6dition quotidienne
pour un mois, au prix de 81. ct
des Announcements speciaux 4 Pc
dition du dimanche, a raison de
So: par an.
LIE numero du dimanche Sc
composera inyariablement de six
pages, grand format, ct renfer-
mera deux feuilletons, celui en-
cours de publication, ct I'M Sc
cond qui ne paraftra que le d.
mahche.
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FEUILLETON DU d.
sMANCHN

L'AbeiHe du tlimanche ren-
fermera desormais un feuilleton
special don't les chapitres SO sue
c6deront r6gulierement tous les
dimanchbes ct. ne paraftront pas
les autres jours de la semaine.
Ellie contiendra en- outre le feuil-
Teton quotidien en- cours de pub
lication. -
10 Tout le monde ayant le temps
de lire, lie dimanche, notre nu-
nero de ce jour est naturelie-
ment plus recherche. Nous
nous efforcerons done de lie rem
Dire aussi attrayant que possible.
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Manufacture de Voitures.

ENLATTE de Encouragement qui lui etc
IA aeeorde jusqu'a present par lie public de
cette Parosse, le soussign6 remcrcie sincere
ment ceux qni lont ainsi encourage, ct sollicte
en- meme temps Ia continuation de leur pa
tronage. II sera toujours prat manufacturer
des buggies, hacks ct atttres vehicles sur com
nlande ct de main de maftre. Les reparations
aux voitures, tant charronnage que forge,
peinture on garniture serunt executees promp-
tement ct aux prix les plus moderes, pour du
compliant settlement. Dorenavant, tout ou-
vrage qui ne sera pas paye sur livraison, por-
terra 10 pour cent daugmentation pour les
frais de collection Immediate
LIE soussign6 toujours en- mains des hacks,
des buggies, &C., neufs ct de secoDde main
quill vendra bon marche pour du compliant.
% S. P. CLARK
Opeleusas, 90 Janvier 1877 I9tf.
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L'utilite des Annonces.
[Du Moniteur du Commerce.

[Du Moniteur du Commerce.
Faudra-t-il conclure de ee
qu'un marchand annonce r6gu-
lierement, que son success est GER
tain ? Non. LIE success depend
de bien autre chose encore. Lam
nonce vous amene de nouveaux
acheteurs 6tend la popularite de
votre nom ct de votre maga-
sin, mais Pannonce ne peut pas
faire que les acheteurs qu'elle
vous amene soient satisfaits de
vos marchandises, de la recep-
ton que vous leur faites ct de
Failure de votre etablissement.
Des marchands dissent que
l'annonce ne leur pas reussi ;
mais toutes les conditions pour
reussir etaient-elles remplies !?
qu'ils Sc le demandant d euX-
memes ct probablement lis trou-
veront a faire retomber la faute
ailleurs que sur Pannonce.
Nous lie pouvons que tepeter
ce. que nous avons dit EN-
commencant. L'annonce1 est
aujourd'hui un des clements du
success ct tout marchand intelli-
gent le comprend. Ayez dams
votre magasin les marchandises
les plus frafches, les mieux choi-
sizes, achetees dams les meilleures
conditions pourquoi Voulez-
vons que lie public vienne vous
les acheter, 81 vous he les ayeZ
pas preyenus que yous les posse
diez I? Pourquoi voulez-vous
quill entire chez yous de prefe-
renee d une autre maison qtli,
par l'annonce, sollicite sd visite !?
Nous sommes dams les affaires
depuis trente ans, nOtre maisOn
est bien connue ct nous n'avons
pas besoin de faire de la r6clame.
-Vous etes dams les affaires de-
puis trente ans, yos contempo-
rains sont rares ct vous eteS in
connus de la generation nouvel-
le qui ne marche pas sur les
traces de ses peres mais qui va
Ia on Pom salt l'attirer. Rendez
par Pannonce une vie nouvelle d
Votre reputation oubliee.
L'anciennete de votre maison
redeyiendra par Pannonce, un
motif de confance ellie nest,
quaint a present, qu'une cause
| d'oubli.
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Is Les d6l6gu6s du troisieme dis
trtct congressional de la Loui-
si&ne Sc sont assemblies, hier
matin, au Capitole, ct ont nom
me M. J. Ell. Acklen, candidat
du parti democratic aux fonctions
de representant de ce district au
Oongres.-Abeile, q.
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ABONNEMENT PARMOIs.

GA peIt s'abonner dams nos
bureaux pour un mois seule-
ment, a raison lie 81. en- re-
nouyelant a la fin de chaque
mois, 81 on lie DESIRE L'abonns-
ment ainsi fractionne s'acquitte
bien plus aisement que par tri-
mestre, par semestre on par an
nee.
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MR.. FUZELLIER.

III E professeur bien connu, informe lie pu-
de heures du soir, une ecole on il ensei-
gnera mathematiques, physique, chimie, te-
nue. des liyres, ct La eonnaissance des lois fran
9aises ct americaines. Conditions-$2 90 par
mois, payables d'avanee. E On demande
nne position de teneur de livres. Les neil
leurs renseignements seront donn6s, sTls sont
exiges. 28ja-3m
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OPELOBJsAS:
sAMEDI matin, 25 FEyRIER, 1882.

Mons. Pierre Titard est main
tenant commod6ment log6 dams
sa nouvelle batisse, situ6e a Pen
coignure des rues de la Cour ct
du Nord, Ell est mieuX prepare
one iamais a servir ses pratiques,
C'est lie seul etablissement lei on
,l'on peut Sc procurer du pain
chaud le matin. Godtez-en.
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Les Etats dill Sud ont recu,
Hl'ann6e derniere, $4,000 emf
grants, d'apres les relieves Off
ciels F; ce chiffre sera double Get
te ann6e-ci, car chaque 6migr6
s'empresse d'ecrire q ses alnis de
venir le rejoindre.
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La famine dons Ia p0roisse
CaldaeeU, L'se.-Le gouverneur a
reeu la d6peche suivante:
Washington, D. c., 13 fev. 1882.
Au gouverneur McEnery, Nile
Orleans ~ w
| L'Etat, peut-il sorllager la mi
sere qui regne dams certaines
parties du nord de la Louisiana,
on faut-il que nous nous adres-
sions au gouVernement federal ?
Veuillez r6pondre.
A. @. BLANCHARD.
R6ponse du gouverneur:
Nlle-Orl6ans, IS f6vrier 1882,
A phon. N. G. Blanchard, men,
.bre du Congress, Washing
ton, ID. @.
Je venais de parcourir le nord
de la Louisiana lorsque la nou-
velle de la famine nous est par
venue. Je n'avais pas entendu
parler de famine durant le. Sc,
Jour que j'y al fait. 81 =
Apres la publication de la de-
p6che, qui a cause beaucoup de-
tonnement lei, je me suis mis- en-
communication, par la vote du
tel6graphe, avec toutes les local
ties centrales j'en al reeu des
reponses qui nient Persistence
de besoins OH dune misere que
les autorit6s locales ne puissent
pas soulager.
Dams quelqlies cas-, les r6pon-
ses ont etc des protestations ct
Repression de indignation.
II n'existe pas en- &c moment ct
il n'existera probableinent pas
de famine que l'Etat on les au-
torites locales ne pussent faire
cessers
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NOUVEAU MAGASIN.
LIE "New Orleans Cheap Store.
Rue Main, vis-i-Uis le Bureau de Poste,
OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
NE vens de recevoir I'm assortment COM
% plet de nouveles marchandises, telles que
MarchaRdiseS S6ckes, Habilteneats Con-
JectioRn6s. Chdussares, Groceries,
Tins, LiqueHrs, Etc, Etc, .
Que .iotfre aux prix de la Nile Orleans, pour
du cornntant. T0US sont invites venir ex-
aminer mes narchandises ct So renseigner sur
mes prix avant de faire leurs achats ailleurs;
celia ne leur cohtera rien, ct Ills pourront epar-
gner de Pargent en- ee faisant.
70 Les plus hauts prix du marehe seront
pay6s pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les Peaux,
ct toute espece de produits du pays.
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
OpeIousas, l3 Nov. 1880. 6m
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M. Alex Ell. Stephens a c6l6br6
son entree dams sa soixante-dix-
ieme aimee, samedi, a Washing
ton. II a servi % ans All Con-
gres, ct pendant quatre ans il a
etc vice-president de la Conf9-
d6eation. 5
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KENNETH BAILIIO.

A VOCAT, Opelousas, bureau pres de eelu
n de Joseph M. Moore.-Exercera dams les
Cours du huitieme district judiciaire ct devant
la Cour Supreme q Opeiousas Des affaires
importantes seront prises des paroisses avoi
sinantes. lsept. 9 1876. 46tf
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II est question d'elever I'M mo-
nument d la memoire de la no.
BILE Margaret Haughery. O'est
la une heureuseo idee inspir6e
par la vie toute de charit6 de
celle don't les pauvres, ct les or
phelins, les citoyens de la Nou-
velle- Orleans deplorent la perte.
C'est aussi un encouragement
donn6 a la premiere des vsftus
chretiennes. Ceux qui font tuer
dams une seule bataille des mil
liers d'hommes mont pas seuIs
droit q notre admiration +; nous
eli conseryons un peu pour ceux
qui deyou6s aux orphelins, leur
ouyrent des asiles, les instrui-
sent, les font vivre, enfin.-
A6eiJEe.
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I3 fGyrier 1882.

Un journal du Nord, ale Her
ald," fait le compte des candi-
dats a la pr6sidence, a la pro-
chaine election. lis sont au
nombre respectable de q. Dams
ce chiffre, on ne trouVe qu'un
seul gouverneur d'Etat, M Fos-
ter, de POhio. LIE S6nat rem
ferme plus d'ambitieux; il est
question de NM. David Davis,
Bayard, Edmunds, Sherman,
Pendleton. M. Window, an
Glen secretaire du tr6sor, est
aussi sur les rangs. Puis, Went
la liste des hommes qui, .en de-
hors de la representation nation
ale, ont jou6 un role important.
Tout d'abord, EN- premiere
ligne, figure lie gen. Grant a la
recherche dun troisieme terme
qui lui % etc refuse 4 la derni6re
election, par son propre parti !;
lie gen. McClelland, NJ. Seymour,
Ne. Tilden, NJ. Fish, M. Evarts,
NJ. Jewett, ces trois dernIers
ayant speu de chances. Enfin,
l'inevitable Ben. Butler qui, tou-
jours repouss6, men persiste pas
.moins dams Sd candidature. On
dit aussi que M. Conkling pre-
pare sa rentree sur la scene po-
litique par un coup d'eclat: NJ.
Blaine ct lie nouveau parti quill
essaie de grouper autour de Iui
sont appel6s a causer de graves
troubles dams la phalange r6pu-
blicaine. On lie volt, la cam
pagne s'ouyre de bonne heure.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-02-25

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Tia loi en discussion devant le
Congress declare que les poly
gamisfes sont exclns des enlplois
publies. Bn journal trouve
que Ia loi snfiits 4 extirper du
sold Amerique Ie mormonisme.
Un negre, de Ohristiansbnrg,
Va, est un buveur habituel
d'huile de charbon. I'll die que
lorsqne le temps est froid, IL
atlgmente la dose quotidienne,
qni est dune boufeille I'efst,
3eiit-il, est ID meme que celui du
whisky