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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19
SCIENTIFIC DIVORCE.
New York worid.l

lNow LUX WOriQ.l
A genius has evolved from his mighty
mind "scienti6c plan" for stopping the
divorce business. He discovers the great
truth that educated and finely organized
persons are strongly attracted to some
and have an indescribable aversion to
Others. The approach of magnetically
inadequate person has produced spasms. :"
This great truth being laid down, it fol-
lows that educated and highly organized
married couples will be more apt to dis.
cover they are wholly unadaptable than
the common herd who don't know their
positive and negative poles from broom
stick. Therefore these fine. haired couples
ought to have divorces without end if
they are unfortunate enough to be tied
together.
But there is another great principle
previous to this, as it were. This truth
is tremendous. It is this: The prefer
natural or non.vital lympatic and enca-
phalic temperament must marry the
primative, sanguine or bilious tempera-
ment Then the bowling breakers of
matrimony will calm down, as if cargo
OF Standard oil had been poured upon
them. There will be no more divorces.
Then we shall have some peace.
But how will you know whether your
temperament is right, and you and your
sweetheart are magnetically adapted
Aye, there's the rub.
Listen! We are to abolish the present
way of legalizing marriage and all that
rubbish. Then we are to have BOARD. "
Yes, ye gods! Board. This body is to
be composed of an equal number of men
and women versed in the temperaments
and in phrenology. These great scien-
fists are to take the candidates apart,
literally and fguratively, and then give
them license to wed or not as their
emanating auras are harmonious. See.
Under the scientific plan, then, the
making of happy matches will be as easy
as measuring foot for new shoe. The
lady takes down her back hair, the grave,
scientific male and female professors fol-
low one another in q line and feel her
bumps. If this or that hill of jimjam.
faddlederol be lacking upon the tablets
of her skull, she cannot have her young
man. No bump, no beau. Or, again, if
this highly Intelligent board of arbitra-
TORS" ran their fingers through her hair,
found her primitive temperament fitted
his encephalic perternatural tempera-
ment, found hills in her head correspond
ing to hollows in his-if his bumps fitted
her bumps, so to speak, good. There
will not be an oversupply of nervous in.
tensity. Bless ye, my children!
Further, this great original brain
would have the same bumptious Board
forthwith unite and let loose on an un-
happy world all the long.haired cranks
and the short.haired cranks who find the
respective magnetico.afinitive auras en-.
anating from their nervous intensities do
not possess the requisite congeniality.
Then, says this profound thinker tri.
umphantly, "it would be safe enough to
allow the back door of marriage to stand
open." To be sure.
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Notice to Creditors.

TsTATE OF CHANDLER BELDrNG, DE
III ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the will Of Chandler
Belding, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, the said de.
ceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication Of this notice. to the said Executor,
at Rioville, in the County Of Lincoln
Dated at Phoebe, January "a. 1884.
DANIEL BONELLI,
Executor OF the last will Of Chandler Belding.
deceased. j26.3m
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19

A rural debating society was debating
the question: (which is the most solemn
ceremony, funeral or marriage?"
when it was noticed that all the married
men agreed that wedding was.-[Pitta-
burg Telegraph.
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A young mother, travelling with her
infant child, writes the following letter
to her husband at home: "We are all
doing first rate and enjoying ourselves
very much. We are in fine health. The
boy can crawl about on all fours. Hop
ing the same can be said Of you, Iremain,
etc., Fanny"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19

In railway carriage: An old soldier,
noticing that his pipe troubled lady,
said to her: ''They don't smoke in your
regiment, ma'am?" I'm my regiment it
is possible, I" replied the lady, "but in my
company, never!'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19
Trustees Sale,

HroTr0E m HrRrnv ayvrr mxram ~.
IN susnt to ths suthority v.stSi n M ~ ,a ~, s.s
b. certain Deed Of Trust, e1scuted by ths
da1e Jrns isth. ~. !. snd rScesdSS 'ir fSnsclSc
County, Nevada, Hecords. IL Boof p. Pscss IN
70 a7s. default having occurred II IL 6svment
notes secursd by ssid Trust Dced N tSs' ~ an,
Of xtfteen Thoussnd Dollsrs. I vii self a nnh-
Ne suction, 70 TIE hY9hsot oiddsr. a ths HarrS.
ipg Houss Of the ssid Conpeuy IN Briatoi' Idn.
coin County, Nevada. On thS' Tl
Ha.Aeh a.v>r $1,000. ,...
- - SsPssA ests AssSsr's
IL. -. ~
Az Csoex 2. NJ ~ prcperty mentioned IN
sn9sel . ny g neeenafy 70 pay SAID inter-
80 ana eeoes " eele. 70 Wit: sg1d3 II 7ebis
Thee certain Aines. Mining Claims. Quarts
1tiA ana 4aehne1y, 4lllsite, 0ufTals, Boarding
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LEGAL.
sheri3,s sale.

RI ynruE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
vadas and to me directed and delivered for .
Judgment rendsred In said Court on ~ Tween
Hesn aay o. January, A. D. 1885. IN fsvvr Of 4.
Company. for The aura Of Ninetesn Hundrsd,
thirteen and ls.l00 tSi, ,sis lSj dollars debt, To-
gesher with Sso7S dollars, tax costs, and eli g
s ssTans costs and interest, ! have levied on the
''s.ss ss.a RBssps' Bs.s y.S sSw .,s:,s..... s.,,.
Portland cement. pair bullion scales, / roll Of
battery screen, cans Of sodium, ~ small black
!cad cructbles, pair erucibls tongs, 3 bull
Hon moids, assay inufnes. button molds. q
iron mersa,s and psstlss, Six quisksilver tstties
shoes. wood whselbsrrow. 2retorts, II lengths
serptpes smokestack about 30 feet lcpa.
cast.1ron retort front, 1 monkey wrenches,
ANAL elsdgess hand-ax,2 v pipe wrenches, /
:. x..s:I :Ss % ,s g
iashes 10 fest long, 2 squares, ! hon wheslbar-
row. anvil. ~ blacksmith tools with hsndlcs,
patent Screw plates. II pairs blaeksHith
sone.s y piecss Of timbers ex8 inches, 30 piecss
y pisees ne, Is pieces axl0, 7s pieces 2sio. II
Esess ~, 30 pieces 2xs. "a pieces inch plank
-: sss = Sisss: Slsai s'es p;tsss ~ s1s
- - l@lo hevns - pieces 2so. g piscss 2x4 lst
seiss IL iest Is Ssss pisc:s y pani n%
Gosiee u hszshy given that on vtS9s'rT'~
sriaay. the ssssad a day sf v.sruary
A. D. 1883, at II O'Clock \. Of that dsy. wiz
eell All The right. title and interest Of ssid Hris
tol buver Mining Company IN and to the above
aseeIibsd property. at the Bristol Eilver Mn.
ies Cc%pany.a mill. in Lincoln county, Nevada.
hiRhoot and beaf hidier to s,fiafv asfd .v..,'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19

The beggar is the only man in the uni
verss who is not obliged to study appear
ances. .--[Lamb.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19

RY VIRTUE OF An 1xEOuTI0A ISSUED
ID out Of the Justice Court, in and fof ths
County Of Lincoln, STATE Of Nevada, and 70 ~
directed snd delivered, for judgment rendseeA
IN. II said Court. on the IN DAY q April. =. 2.
1884. in favor Of the etats Of Nsvsds, ylsinttA.
and against the American Flsg Mil and Mining
Company, Defendant, for the sum Of (e6S 77.10oj
Sixty-thres and 7v-100 dollars, tax and Aslin-
2uency. debt. togsther with (@aS A3.lSe)
accruing costs and interest. have lsvisd On ~
following property, towit: improvements %
mine known % the American Flag Mil ana
Mining Company, In Ely Mining Distriet, II ths
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nsvads.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of Nay.
A. D. 1884. between the hours Of . o'cloek IN
the morning and 3 o'clock in the aitee1oon,
namely, st II o'clock \. Of said day, viii poli
al tho right, title and interest Of seia American
Flag Mil and Mining Company In and - The
above dsscrtbed property, and the amallest
amount OF parcel Of said property y satisey the
said above sum Of 3eo.ls, tax dslinqusney,
costs and sccruing costs, at the front 0eoe Il
the County Court Houss & Pioohe, Ceunty q
Lincoln, State Of Nevada, st public suctioa, fee
cash In hand. to the bidder. for the 1sase
amount Of the above propsRty, 70 satisfy saaA
execution and all costs.
or. akuBWoOu, shskik
By .. D. sxrED. Deputy uhEi& ANA
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A LARGE supply Of the choicest butter
At Poujads's. = sa3gl11 ~ si1'if =
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THE PECORD

delivered in Phoebe ard Bullionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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A Nd ALL KIND OF TAHeY AND pLAIN
stsAertaetiss raT6 17 So
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05
To all whom itmay Concern

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBlA AND PUoErl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEArTLE, w. T.. July 81, 1858 J
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August II 1o74 executed tn puI.
guanCe Of IN ordinance approved Autfu4
10, l074 the city of Seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle end Wslls Walla Railroad and
TTanspogtetion Company. IN The hide
Ind soGsA q 81. 6 x1s sS s IS y :ssa s 81 q
bay. from extroIDo high b extTomo low
tide anA deep water: eA4,
Whereas The legislative Assembly a.
tho Territory of W0ohingtoa, By IN Act
approved csovember q lS74 Sati3ed and
con0rmod hid grant and conveyaAce upon
certain cooditjooa. which have beeu fully
pesSermed b sd Comps:y; and:
A1emSly veseed is ttie q "a iands in
said 0eaftle and Walla Walls kailFoaA
and Transportation Company. in fee SIM
whers:s Tho Usitsd States has aoqui-
coed in snad grant and cooveyance; ehd,
where's, Tho I'D Seattle and Walla
WallA Railroad and TrAnspoStAiioe Gem.
said lands - tAe Columhis anA Pugo
Nov. Nov tSsrssors. tsS a Columbia asd
PuGDG 6ound RallreaA Company hsFeby
givos noeioe that e c1Aime tie exclusive
figla % occupy aAid lan11 and = eroc1
Wkaxv0O onA othoe e1uceupoD theeoo0.
anA that IN persons afe hsrsby netansd q
rsa..a, % srcn , go = e. sesss1.s 1pa, :.
vrstiae, q "a Coln4hia ss1 Pes
0oumA BallroAd Company.
CoLUHBIA 6 PU0tT90UNDRROo r co
AtP p. W!Y1ouv1
Ijy00 AGu1goA1t D1DoEinto06o1e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

'-..sHed that psepis Who will
su9ibs 70 the Snoqoai"ie wagon
eroieos, because they DO not ep.
- manusr in which work ha.
srssnted upon that road, should
: sunoient sam 70 entitls them
.srtroi. at least, Of the expsndi-
49, sSs;, money or labor. This ID
-, & GOOD idea. We need the
60. - wagon road. Il oocu
~ favorable route beswesn
..s vslisy and Puget Sound.
1 - the bold upon the fortunes
.ssntsy gained BY ownsrship Of
a eSss outIet will b increased,
"a. S.eadard believes tho people Of
Ss.s's,e valley should have . somc'ens
s.ssrH eherein 70 enable tnsm 20 ~
~. ecpdision tho road shall b
~ rsass Of toll shall be charged,
s-s ~ road shall b operated -
- -. and ultimately upon what
~ INTO whose hands Il shall
~ inpsftance oe this ownee-
= lGubly si0niAoant oy ~
lsu: Psovi0us - lAee falI
g eattle from Ths Dalles 70
.1ess ~ n psT had. Nov u 10 no
S ~ RI r.. The railway company
s.. ~ that Il will still further
- vs1oa. II neosnAry. % stop cattle
ss:s. - the 6uequalmie r0ute.
~ iyuss say to the wagon noco
5ssoy. 1eduee your tolls, or we viii
r ~ beloW and ship by rail. 4
s;,,s ecmpetition " thus sstabiished,
a = 1eEIia Of profit a0cruss jointly
eos1nmsr and producer. The
~, e1as1ioe Of this problem Tor the
ssSe SnrYie = 70 secure control OF the
49, ~ and elose IL up. This may
~ - s. allowing II 70 fall into bad
-i. = by exOrbltAnt rates OF soli.
1. .serlo may block this movement,
~ Svss s. IN Q position 70 dictate
80 - e1eem carriers, wheeber r00na-
ssSf g direct, BY securing good
1ne veise In the ownership OF sne
= es1egpsise ID in its infancy now,
.1Sil fe uSnaesrs and suppofters we're
= 1,esrISb % the Embellishments OF the
ISs1 eoupsny and cease their efforts
= fse1ina the road open fer winter use
~ rsiIrnad company could raise ~
'ss1Ias - % twice or three times ~
s ssScne Aaure. and all sbipmen's would
6SSad thai way. We do not point
Ss ~ heoause ve have lack Of conh-
SSn in the present management, but
Ss;SSan tkov have had . heavy burden
= Sfses. end because there u limit TO
- endurance, ~ Well - 70 soe
11ol means at the aid OF our Iooei
! 11111lsts, and We think our people
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

Highest tsmpsrssurs, on the ~, A de-
Lovsse Temperature. ON the slst. 70 d.
gFees.
Mean ssnps.ssurs during the month, AK
degrees.
Prevailing winds. narth and south.
TOtAl rainfall o9 meited snew. SOS inches.
Number Of days ON which OlOl or more rain
o. snow fell. 10.
Numoes Of days on which clsud aess svss-
aGed or moro on . scale OF ten, II.
Eroeta. on ths nth. s0th, and Slss +: smart
freeze.
Halos, solar, 10.
Polar hands,
Winds, followed BY rein, south.
Winds. FOLLOWED By fair or clear westhsr,
n. rth
Kind Of rain sags, cylindef.
4AksR and No. Of theTInometeT. (expoeed)
YAhrsnhslt
Weather, for this season Of the yeAr, bean.
tiful. Each morning ana evening. for the
entire month, Waa characterized BY most
beautiful rcd that sometimes hiled the whole
visible heavens. Even on cloudy and rainy
days the beautiful color seemed 70 penstfAts
the clouds. Prom the 9lth 70 9th had oas Of
the hsavisse sainfalls for the past six yeafs.
especially On The 9sth, when 2.l0 inches fell.
This latter Was accompanied By quite smaEt
blow from the southeast. Nothing slss Of
special import.
b. II EosxrNsoN,
Port Blsksly, W Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

aSd banR and . full line oe switches In
chelce coiors. and what - moe import
ant his prices are Tar below the rates
charged hsre In the pase
Combings made up IN any style; old
with long hair. and colored any shade de-
dred.
Rememher tn plaza roon 1 New Ar.
lingtaa HoGel corner of Main and Second
sGreeta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

IS Ro0Oro.l
r. noonett has finished twenty-five
II ~ Cascade division west from
oglh and has entered upon the
nollon Of twenty i've moro. The
n ~ company for the construction
~ beanoh went forth last spring
4 ~ b ~ p90mise that the work
I'm from both ends Ut the line
~ oumner. Thirty miles have
- 6oa ~ 9oand and twenty-five
d xahdma Valley. Thus has the
e nf. Willard given d Walla
- kepA The good time y
~ Record has Aever failed In
~ ~ he road will b built -
na I'D does not shrink from 10
~ WAsu told By farmsrs that
II nth they have greatly In
1olr crop acreage for uext So
noW fsels like enoouraginq
- = mako the moee At his
~ have md boeoro, garner
Dupaue of last season I; diverBi-
1De1 Tor the nsxt, do not neglect
ys ~ range, the veeetable crop,
~ poaltry yard. Raise all y0u
y vi bring money, bat b pre-
y ~ d at rsasonAble prices.
~ oVportunity 70 import pro-
q hndo over thar read, the
ennnut b. esxpeotsd 10 purchase
nDeo q prices above the ooos Of
- do1n here. A large toros
mns y expoeled On this division
end thsy viii bring the iron
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-05

4sesosolo&1cai fssoea fos tAs Ninth q
Dsssnbss. lisa Place II observation: DAin.
bldg Island. KitsaD county. washings. rss.
rss0y. LAsituds l7o ~, Longitude l9o ~;
hixht of ground ahovs tie -. 50 fest; Z L.
Hoskinson. Of Port Dlakeiy. ObservsR
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vaLLARO PooR Dur HONEST.

New Yoax, Jan. 8.-'Che World says:
There 10 . growing feeling Of sympathy
Tor Willard. Many Of those Who l.st
heavily BY his management still main
tain their belief in bis management.
From several authoritative sources We
are enabled 70 Gtate what Villard's CON-
ditjon u, financially ard physically, -
viewed By those Who take tho most gen.
eEoos view Of his aots. It b said by
these that Willard ID . posT man; that
tho fortune b. created 10 - short . time
has oramhled 70 dust; that he does not
sven own the house IN which he lives,
and that the e60Oy000 he ssttled on his
wife has disappeared also. Willard, they
cay, ID an ho0eot man, and has not
or0ated . fortune out Of hie friends, and
that bis great loGseo, coupled with the
great fail he has had In public estima-
tiou, have oompletsly shattered him.
He n aetually daxed at his poaition,
and II far from his formsr self. Vii
lard, they aAy. - IN explanation Of his
fall, u . vtaio0aHy man, and his onthu-
sla6m ran away With bic judemenk THIS
= Tie favorable view Of Willard, and IL
= unneoeolA5y te cay there h . darker
eonGtruotton Of his character and 6nau-
oial career. Willard himsoll maintains
that he has lost his al.
WILLARD A1soLUTxLY 1100A1zD.
NEW Yosx, Jan. 8.-Hersld We
print an interview With . frieud Of
Henry Willard, concerning the relation
Of that Qeutle0an 70 the Northern
pAoiao and it, kindiod corporations,
and ooucsening Wizards health and
pRivaAo foetnne, which viii b Sssd with
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-31

reduction Of the taxation of luxuries.
He then said that there ought TO be q
change of administration and showed
that the Republican party had been
guilty of extravaganza and corruption.
Speaking of Gov. Cleveland, in con-
clusion Mr.. Hendricks said
II can say of Grover Cleveland what
can be said of no other nominee of any
party for the first time in the history
Of politics. Grover Cleveland has the
Endorsement of the best men in the
opposite party. [Applause.l. The
high-toned Republicans, the most
learned of their party, those
that have no stain of dishonesty
upon them loudly and earnestly assure
their fellow.citizens that Cleveland is
quallfied for the high Office for which
he has been nominated. Applause. ]
For him then and for myself, simply
bring be ore you the banner of the
Democracy, equal laws, economy of
expenditures that the people shall
have all the money in their own pock-
cts and in the channels OF trade which
the government economically admin
istered does not require. [Great APP
plause and cheers.