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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

Very few of the city readers OF the
Gazette probably know anything Of musk
rat hunting on the Sussex marshes.
When the marsh is frozen over nicely the
sport is very enticing, and not with
out its Spice of danger a broken arm 0,
leg, or even a dislocated neck, provided
the rat,hole you slip into is large and
deep enough. The spear is the weapon
used, and, in expert hands, never fails to
bring the rodent impaled on the point
from its hole. Down in Cave Neck the
marsh farmers, besides making snug
sum OF money by the sale OF muskrat
hides, use the meat ON their tables witt
great relish. Put brace OF fricaseed
rats before a Wilmington epicure, and
tina odds are that he couldn't tell en-
from rabbits.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

An ex-p-ize-fghter never dies. When
he leaves the rng he opens saloon and
outlives all his friends. -IDetroit Free
Press
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

The New York Commercial CONSTITUTES
the election OF Henry Willard, John ".
Ellis and Fred Billings, Directors of the
New York, Lake Shore and Buffalo rail-
road, IS meaning a separate trans-centi-
mental read beginning at New York and
ending AZ Pnget Sound.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

The Lord must be angry with the Nor
mons and is furnishing them for their
wiekednsss in disobeying the laws of the
land. The smallpox Is prevalent at
Logan, Utah. and on the 10Th instant
six new cases were reported in the towns
OF Brigham and st. George. Measels has
broken ont in an aggravated form, result
ing in the death OF many children in the
town Of Brigham. Scarcely a family al
that Stake has escaped the disease Re
pent We sinners. repent before it IS too
late. The wrath OF the Lord IS potent
and swift.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

A whole batch of the Bodie mines are
contemplating going into insolvency.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
NEW TO-DAY.
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID Oas of the SIKH Judicial District Court,
in and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
s.as. and to ne directed and delivered, for q
Judgment rendered in said Court, on the Nine
tsenth day Of January. A. D. 1883, in favor Of
L. J. PhslAn, and sgains. n. J. Devine. for the
sam of eighteen huadred twenty-five and so-lo0
Isisss so dollars. debt, together with s6l. 80
dollars. tax costs. and all accruing costs and
interest. I have levied upon the following
property, to wit:
one blacksmith shop and lot, one.half Of we'll
and p0mp. one corral and cabin, four coal
kilns. one cabin and one well at kilns.
Notice is hsrsby given tia. On
saturday the nth day of February,
A, d. 1855. a. II o'clock N. OF tha, day, will
ssil all the rieat. title aud iRtares, OF said N j.
Devine in and to the above described property,
at the front door of the Court house in the town
/. OF Pioche. Lincoln County. Nevada. at public
auction, for cash in hand, TO tho highest aud
hes, bidder. 10 satisfy said execution and all
costs &E E
j27-,i, o, p. cRERwooD. Sheriff.
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Born.

At PsOehe. January slst. to the wife of John
D5ck. son-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

thas been the common cry on the Pa
cific coast that the Eastern mining com
panies employ incompetent men who
know nothing as to mines or connect
ed with mining, but such proves not to
he the case. The Directors OF the Robin
son 5. NJ. Company, whose mines are 10.
Gated in the vicinity OF Leadyille, Color
ado. sent out man from New York to
superintend the property. The New
Yorker superintendent the mining prop
erty of the company for four months,
during the short period OF which lie rob
bed the company out of Sl5O,O0O, and
when man was sent out to relieve him
OF his charge he refused to turn over the
property The conduct OF this superin-
tendent is worthy that oil an old veteran.
lie is the peer of any mining supsrintsnd-
ent that ever had charge of mines in Lin
county, or the Comstock either. The
fasteners have thus refuted the charge
made against them by Pacific Coasters.
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5fied

AT Bristol. Monday, January I'D. the infAn,
s1n Of Mr.. s Mrs Thomas Gillen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
MR.. LOWELL Is RIeHT.

Mr.. Lowell was manly and right, and
echoed the voice of the American people
when he exclaimed over the oak at an Eng
lish banquet the other day, Americans
do not believe that assassination is war, or
that dynamite is the raw material of pol
ICY" Yet the New York World, actuated
by the fear that it might lose some foreign
voters to its party if it did not rebuke the
patriotic sentiment embodied in the quota
ton, declared last week that "it is by no
means certain that his countrymen go with
him on this proposition" 1t then proceeds
to excuse the dynamite fends on the
ground that in open war the Irish have no
chance against their conquerors. We are
just as positive that Mr. Lowell's country
men are with him, ard to put it to the test
let the World move for Mr. Lowel's rep
rimand, and note the result. It will be
found the American heart is not yet gan
grened with communism and nihilism and
dynamitism, and has no responsive beat
for assassins of any kind, race, politics or
condition.
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Address
RECEIVERS SALE

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
u OF sale issued out OF the Superior Court of the
county Of Sacramento, State of California, on
the 18th day OF April, 1888, upon Judgment and de-
cree therein entered on the 7th day OF April 1883
in favor of Margaret Keller and a. aiust j. L. At
wood, ]. f. Atwood and the Friend & Terry Lumber
Company, corporation, for tue sum Of 81 600 90
principal 500 90 interest, $3.50 90 attorneys fees
and costs Of the action taxed at S22 65 besides the
costs to accrue and also in favor Of defendant the
Friend Terry Lumber Company and against j. L.
Atwood and j. E. Atwood, for the sum Of S25S "a
principal, Sll Is interest, SIS 90 attorneys fees
and its costs OF the action, taxed at s. together
with all accruing COSTS and foreclos;ng the liens of
certain mortgages held by said Margaret Keller and
the Friend X Terry Lumber Company, by which de.
cree was appointed Receiver aud Commissioner
of said Court to carry out the provisions of said de.
cree, and was, as such Receiver ard Commissioner,
commanded to sell for cash, in lawful money, in the
manner prescribed by law, the following described
real estate, situate lying and being in the city of
Sacramento, county and State aforesaid, and de-
sciibed az follows, to wit The north quarter Of lot
numter five, and the north q1orter CT lot number
six, in the block bounded by + and G, and Twenty
second and Twenty-third streets Of said city, with
the sppurtenances ihereunto belonging.
Notice Is hereby given that in obedience to such
command, will, On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
MAY, 1888, In front of the Court-h house, at the
city Of Sacramento Cal, at the hour of IL O'Clock
A NJ, sell at public auction. to the highest bidder
fer cash, the foregoing described real estate to sat-
isfy said Judgment and decree Of said Court.
F. A. ALEX AMBER,
Receiver and Commissioner Of the Superior Court
OF said county a20-Iaw4wF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
INHARMoNIoUs.

The Democracy of New York is by 10
means harmonious. Governor Cleveland
vetoed bill reconstructing the organiza-
ton of the Buffalo fire department. His
objection was a good one-that the bill,
although enlarging Democratic patronage,
would be injurious to the public interest.
Whereupon, and while the good people of
New York were applauding, leader of the
party introduces into the Legislature a
new bill to accomplish the very thing the
Governor objected to as inimical to the
best interests of the people. This bill is
said to be favorably received, and thus the
party is arrayed against the Governor, who
is al the head of it. It is another exempli-
ication of the rapacity of the baser ele-
ments of the party, and the rule of the
bosses.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

eleomargarine and other purposes Is not
prevented by the manner OF death. we
were told last winter of thousands OF cattle
standing along the line of the Union Ia
cific Railroad, when the Thermometer wss
go below zero, so weakened by cold and
hunger that they could not move, and died
in their tracks. Two years ago, says
New York paper, quoting its Cheyenne
correspondent as authority, the bones of
famished herds were gnswed by coyotes
over all the country from Cheyenne to
central Kansas. A Kansas paper says
Thousands of cattle were left to perish last
winter on ranges comparatively near to
shelter. The losses, says the Chicago
Tribune, reported from 100 points in the
first two weeks of last February, amounted
to over s., 200, 600 in value. Fully one.
half or more of this, it is safe to assert,
might have been prevented by ordinary
humane precautions. The spectators de-
MED zsalously these charges, for protection
of selfish interests and to bull the market,
but that cruel and inhuman practices and
barbarous neglect prevail regarding the
care OF cattle on the vast ranges, their
treatment in transport and in stock-yards,
and in the days Immediately preceding
slaughter at the great abattoirs, cannot be
denied. Nor can it be successfully shown
that such cruelties have not rendered the
animals less fit for human food that fe-
vered meats have not in consequence been
sent to market, or meats 60 depleted of
essential elements as to be absolutely inju-
rious to the consumer. The New York
Tribune goes so far as to charge that
large proportion, sometimes amounting to
nine.tenths, Of the beef consumed in the
great cities is not meat, but fever"
The effort is now being made by the
humane societies to educate public senti.
ment on this subject, both as regards the
care of cattle on ranges and in transporta-
ton, and their detention en- route and SIS
to their slaughter near points of delivery.
To their aid the press has come, and in
vestors also, who find, now that it pays
in purely financial sense to secure to cat
tie proper care, and to save the reputation
of the American meat market. Several
States and Territories have legislated on
the subject, and it is we'll known that in
California the chief companies of trans.
portation long since acted on the came line
and insisted that cattle transported should
en- route have due care. All efforts to
elevate the public sentiment regarding the
humane treatment of domestic animals
should receive the encouragement of all
good men. As to the particular business
just noticed, it is probable that stock-men
will be compelled to provide shelter and
food for herds in winter, and this will be
all the more necessary as the boundaries of
the free ranges narrow. The result will
be compromising improvement in beef, re-
duction of hazard in the business, and con.
sequently surer, if not larger, return Of
profit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

Director of the Smithsonian Institution,
which has been erected on the Smithsonian
grounds. was unveiled to day with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
4 Woman Capable OF Taking Care OF
Herself.
HELENA (Mo1t.). April 19sh.-The Inde.
pendenfs Missoula special says: Mrs. w. j..
Stepheus, wife of the Probate Judge Of Mis-
gouls county. last night shot and killed q
man named Smith, who was attempting to
enter her room through window. Her hus-
band was away from home.
Ten Enough for Women and Children
30 Work
HARTFORD, April 19sh.-The House to-
day passed bill forbiddirg the employment
of women and children in factories more than
ten hours in sny one day.
Jim Eisietfs Murderer.
CHICAGO, April 19th.-Jere Dunn's trial
for the murder of Jim Elliott, the pugiiss,
begins here tomorrow.
ThermOmefrlcaI.
New York, April 10 Midnight High.
est temperature to-day, 6l' lowest. 5S'.
CHICAGO, April 19ih.-Highest tempera-
ture to-day. 45'; lowest, 400.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
FRIDAY, April 10, 1888
No transfers.


No transfers
SATURDAY, April IA 1883
April 9th-Edward NJ. Leitch to Catherine Ferris
grants SIS feet of E. 65 feet lot 5, and O. Front
and Second streets, city.
April 2d-Geo. r. Forshee to Thos Boyd $500
s. SIS feet Of N. $50 Of lot s. Q and R, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, city.
April SD E. and Annie NJ. Jones to Eben
Owen 81, 375-W. so feet Of lot q and G, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, city.
April 5th-U. F. Brewster to ]. G. Thompson :
s500-W. lots and 2 Gait.
MONDAY, April l6, 1888.
April 14th-Lorenz Egsberg and wife to John n
Moore 81, GOV. SO feet lot 4, and X, Twenty.
first and Twenty second streets, city.
April 5th-Wm. F. Brewster to John Cogswell
s175-Mid5le lots and 2, block 9, Gait
April l6th-Msggie E. Welsh to Chas Cansey and
wife s7o0-S. 40 feet Of 4. IS, lot T. and H. Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, city.
TUESDAY April II, 1888.
April 5th-Adaline Curtis to Elvira E. Marshall
s700-Fraction Of N. sec. Is, 7. n, R. E.
April 17th-Josephine Fish to Robt F. Fish-E.
lot g. X and L. Third and Fourth streets, city.
WEDNESDAY, April 49, 1888
April 9Th WIN, Gee to L. s. Taylor; grant
Block bounded by Twelfth and Thirteerth, S and 7
April l7th-CapitoI Savings Bank to A. H. Rott ;
s5-Let g. II and 1, Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets,
city.
wife s1o0-I4ot 5, block 40, Gait
THURSDAY, April 10, 1888.
April I9th-Wnl Melvin to Amelia Saunders
SO. Oo0-S. Of S. W. sec. II, I. N, r. E., so
April 17th-Estate Of Mary Walsh, deceased, by
executor to j. J. Touhey ct al. SIN SIT feet OF
: 82k feet lot g. and o, Sixth and Seventh streets,
city.
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IF you are woman and would contribute
your influence to redesm humanity from its
numbefless ills, make all things else aubordi.
nate to health. If you possess this inestimshle
treasure you may transmit the same, and
your offspring may rise up and call you
blessed. To secure this it will be well to
reek the motherly countenance Of Mrs. Pink.
ham, Lynn. Mass.
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VII.
Varicose Veins Cured.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April 7, 1857.
Mr.. }. P. Sarsfeld-Dear sir In 1870 | was
troubled with vsiicose veins, which became rup-
itured and broke out on my shin bone and for two
years l suffered great pain and was unable to at
tend to any business. was treated by several ply
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wonderful cures produced with your medicine and
Ulcsr Salve, determined to try it, and in about
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had the least trouble since; ard it gives me great
pleasure to give you this testimonial. Yours truly
ROBERT MELON,
Expressuan, Tenth street, between N and o, sacra-
mento. stand, corner Fourth and streets.
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GENERAL NEWS.

No ssore Irish Paupers Wanted-aIIscsg: :
nation In observation-disclosures of Con-
federates at Seven Pines-The Murder
ers OF Jesse James-TewEsburyA Aims
house-The Star Route 1rial-Eenten'
NAL AnniyersAry-Suicid OF a Com
denned Murderer-Anairs In Foreign
Landslide.
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WIRE WAITS.

TWO Little Girls eutraged-sIore NIhilists
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Coming West-The
ming Irish ConventioE-i1an Missing
at Chicago = Mary Anderson's Black
maiier-COWboys on strike-C incin.
natl Saloon Keepers - Pennsylvania
Mines Caying In-hexican Dollars In
Cuba-Ete.
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A Terrible Case Of Salt Rheum

SACRAMENTO, Cal, August /, 1882
Mr.. J. p Sarsfield-Dear Sir have been troubled
more or less for many years with salt rheum, and
last fall had terrible attack Of the disease on my
hands, arms, feet and legs and was spreading all
over my body. | suffered the most intense pain for
months. tried many remedies, but none appeared
to give me any relief until l used your Chronic
Ulcer Save. l received immediate relief, and after
using the salve Tor about two months, found myself
cured of the direful disease. And | take great
pleasure in recommending the Chronic Ulcer Salve
TO all persons troubled with that painful disease
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To WIN. to command confidence, the Republican
or the Democratic or any other party must convince
the people that it is not organized merely to give
Office to the few the many, but for the advance
ment OF principles that viii elevate the ratOn give
her place in the world, and accomplish all needed
reforms.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

THE licenses in San Francisco are to be, under the
new schedule Liquors-Saes of $4,000 and ovei
per month, 500; sales of 5000 to $4,000 pei
month, $40 sales under 5000 per month, So
But in Sacramento where the profit is just as great
the rate Of the licenses figure above given is just
one-half, or s. month. VIVA. reason or sense is
there in that
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

Now THAT more indictments in the star route
business have heen found, the country will not
expect the trials to to an end for two or three
years. The new indictments are against ex-senator
Kellogg and 7. ]. Brady. The administration shows
it is not afraid to pursue eyil-doers, no matter
what their politics
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROIlnR SKATINC.

yzyHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
3 sociation is now in active operation at the
Pavilion, corner Sixth and streets Open every
morning from 10 to 12 afternoons, from 2 TO 4:3O
evenings from 7:30 to $50 Sundays excepted Inc
membership. Members are permitted 10 bring their
visiting friends from abroad.
A BRASS BAND will be in attendance saturday
lo:30) Saturday evening Masquerade Skating
Carnival will be given THURSDAY EVENING,
April 10, 1883. 5 X. :. a;
j. L. WALTON, Manager. al9lsU
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REV. JOSEPH Cook has picked quarrel with the
American press Be is aware that the press holds
him in small esteem. He retaliates by denominat-
ing the press as so low as not to command respect
among foreign critics. We have read the Cook pre-
lude on the subject carefully. 1t is dognatic pro
duction. Such testimony as Mr.. Cook calls to his
all is of character that does bis intelligence no
credit. Like most of his sermons, the assault is
filed with loudsounding generalizatons He proves
coaelusiyeY that he is i'll informed about the press,
and tina. his views are so narrow as to make miror
defects in his eyes condemnatory of the whole press
of the country. II the press never has a more
dangerous opponent than the Rev. Cook, it will
have no need to defend itself from attack
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

MIND and body suffer from the effects of q
torpid liver, which results in dyspepsis. sick
headache. bilious fevers, etc. By gentle
method Dr. Woods Liver Regulator keeps
the liver active, cleanses and strengthens the
entire system. Druggists.
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81 AM truly thankful that 1 ever used DIR.
Bensons Celery and Cbamcmile Pills, for
they cured my periodical headache. Mrs.
j. R. Paddison, Point Caswell, N. G. 80
cents, at druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

IT was not so bad an idea after all to bring Cover
nor Butler out as Democratic aspirant for the
Presidency There was fitness in the choice that
the blind could see. But whoever suggested the
resurrection of S. ]. Tlden with view to nomina-
ton must have been insane. A better man than
Butler, distinguished man, but the last man to
think of in this day. in connection with the Presi-
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CAREwoRN persons. students, weak and
overworked mothers viii findin Browns Iron
Bi.ters complete tcnie, which gives strength
and tone to the whole system.
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Wells" ROUGH ON CoRNs, " 15c. Ask for
it. Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts,
bunions.
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All communications for publication, and all
letters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD UNION, WEEKLY UNION. or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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The Best Ever Used,

]. P. sarsfeld, Sacramento-Dear Sir: have
used your valuable Salve and find it all that you
claim for its merits. The best that have eveI
used and shall use it again if should ever have
occasion. Yours respectfully,
HIRAM ANDREWS,
No. II West Avenue Salem, Mass.
September %, 1882
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The following, in addition to the many already
named, few Of the journals of the sta that
condemn the election of W. NJ. Boggs as Fruit In.
spector, and desire his removal in accordance with
petition circulating, and that originated in Fresno
county San Francisco Alta, Chronicle and Post,
NApa Reporter, FL Dorado Republican, Marysville
Appeal, Petaluma Courier, Press and HOFticuEtur.
ist, Fresno Erpositor, Red Bluff Cause, Anaheim
Gazette, Stockton Independent, Oakland Tribune,
Woodland Mail, San jose Times, San jose Herald,
MERGED Star, Los Angeles Cnmmereial San Jose
Mercury, Grass Valley Union, Grass Valley Tidings
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

The Nihillsts declare the Gar is beneath their
criticism and notice. No win rejoice at this
news as the Gar himself.
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PIUNICS.
GRAND JOINT PICNIC
--oP The
Ancient Order Of FOreSteTS,
AT EAST PARK,
Tuesday May l, 1888

VyHIs PROMISES TO BE TIE PIGNIoGr 81
Il of the season. ~
THE PARK is in fine condition, aud all SEs
who 90 are sure of splendid time. 6ReS
THE GAMES ale varied, and some new ones viii
be introduced.
A large delegation of Foresters, headed by the
knights OF Sherwood Forest will be here from San
Francisco.
The Hussars' Full Band and the Foresters' Band
from San Francisco will be in attendance.
THE PRIZES are the most magnificent ever given
this coast ard exhibition at ]. 3. Klunes,
] street, near Fifth
~ Every ffty.csnt tcket-holder entitled to
chance in the grand prizes. ais ct
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

YyHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED THAT l
will not be responsible for any debts or liabili-
ties contracted by my wife, her my relatives, or
anyone without my order.
CHARLES PEARSON.
Dixon, CAL, April IS, 1888 a204t
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IoOsDrssAnos OF LAST nou1's DrsrATcnns-l
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& GOOD medicinal tonic, with real merit, il
Browns Iron Bistsrs, go all druggists say.