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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-04
1GUS BARN BURNING
Attributable 10 the Natural ,ieatior
OF Cncured Hay
[ scientific American |


1t is noticeable that larger number of
the burnings of barns is mentioned bv
the periodical press in the summer than
at any other time. Some of the fires are
undoubtedly caused by lightning, the
moist vapor from the uncured hay max
ing favorable conductor for the electric
fluid. But there are barn fires which
cannot be attributed to lightning, to
lighting matches, to light from lanterns,
nor to the invasion of careless tramps
1t may be that the spontaneous com.
bustion of hay is as possible as the spon.
taneous firing of cotton waste. All
tibrous material, when moist, and com.
pressed, and defended from the cooling
influence OF the outward air, is subjected
to heating similar to that Of fermenta
ton; and in some instances tine degree
of heat is sufficient to cause actual visi
bic combustion. In the case OF recently
cured" hay this danger is as great as,
IN similar circumstances, other materials
may be. Frequently the grass is cut in
the early morning, while wet with dew;
IL turned twice during the day, and
gathered and packed in the ''mow" or
the ebay" before nightfall, with perhaps
sparse sprinkling of salt. Such COM
pressed mass of fibrous, moist matter
will heat How far the heat will 90 to-
ward generating combustion may be
inferred from foolish trick which the
writer witnessed several years ago.
A large meadow of hay had been cut,
cured and cooked, previous to removal.
4 shower threatening, the cocks were
covered with caps of canvas and left for
the night. While getting the hay in,
the next day, one of the workmen dropped
an unlighted match from his pocket into
cock of hay, and in few minutes it
was ablaze. 1t afterwards was ascer.
tanned that he had spoken of the warmth
OF the hay as he lifted it on his fork,
when companion remarked that it
might be hot enough to light match,
upon which he put match into rick,
and before they had passed on five min.
utes the rick was on fire.
Everybody conversant with farm life,
where hay is permanent and important
crop, knows that for weeks after getting
IN the hay the barn is warm when the
doors are opened in the morning There
- an amount Of heat that is absolutely
unpleasant when the thermometer out
side registers 60 deg, but which is quite
welcome with the outside Temperature at
4o deg. The barn heat is undoubtedly
from the moist hay, compacted and en-.
closed. Tho cure for the possible dam
ger OF possible spontaneous barn burning
would seem to be through curing-dry.
mg-the hay before it is housed We
dry all our herbs and some of our vegeta.
Dies without injuring their peculiar and
individual qualities. There is no reason
why hay or other fodder material stored
IN large masses should not be rendered
equally intaSious to the influence of heat
by thorough drying.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ b,oks OF Regist alton for the g,ne-al
election. to he held November 4, 1884, for tn,
election of State, County aud Township otfi .ers
are now ooen. aud will remail open ,iailv, on
all legal days, fr m ~ O'Clock A. Nj to DEL ,ck
p. NJ until October 10 1884, ant from October
10, 1881 to October 90 1891, from to o'clo *
P NJ, in addition to The hours heretofore men
ii ned. at which time The b )ok' Cor r 'gisritlon
wilt clos. at ocl ckpM The law requires
nituriiz ID citizens to exhibit their Ger i'd mt IS
Of natu aliz tion at t,e time they present the ~.
selves for REGISTRATION
T r. FLAG4,
Registry Agent, Royal City Precinct, Lincoln
county, Nevada.
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NJ - pI Z.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT THE
~ booAs of Rsgis;riti IN for the general
election, to be held November 4. 1881. for the
election of State, County and township officers
are ow open and will remain open daily. on
all legal days. from 10 O'Clock A NJ. to 6 o'cl ,ck
p. NJ until october 10. 1881 and from October
IL. 1884, t October 20 1884 from to o. clork
p. NJ, in addition to the holrs heretofo- e men
toned. at which time the b ,oks for Reg stration
will close at 6 O'clock Pm Fhe law requires
naturalized ci izeIs h,bit their certifc i.ts
of naturalization at the time they present them
selves for registration.
A.A. YOUNG,
Registry Agent, Phoebe Precinct, Lincoln
county, Nevada.
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NOTICE..

NTOTT0E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
~ books of Registration for the general
election. to be held November 4. 1884. for th
electi n of State, County aud rownship oflic .rs,
are now open, and will r. uaiu open daily. on
al legal days, from 10 o'clock N to o'clock
P NJ. until October 90 1881 at which time the
books for Registratior will close at o'rl ,ck p
NJ The law requires naturaliz9d citizens to
exhibit their certificates OF naturalization n
the time they present themselves for registra.
ton.
GEO. A. RICE,
Registry Agent, Spring Valley Precinct, Lin.
coin county, Nevada.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Dooss OF Registration for the general ele,-
ton, to he held Noveub,r4 1881. for the eler-
tion of Stite. County and Township officers, ar :
now open.aDd will remain ooen ilv. on all
legal days, ON 10 O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock p.
until DC ober 20. 1881 when they will close
a. 6 o'cl 'ck p. NJ The law requires MT Irlliz I'D
citizens t'.Xhihit tn ir certifc,tas Of natural.
izltion at the time they present tn gmselves for
II gistration.
A. NJ FINDLAY,
Registry Agent, Panaea Preciuct Lincol q
county, Nevada.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ books Of Kegi9tr ton for the q neral cleo
ton, t. be held November 4, 1884, for the cleo
ton OF State, County and Township Off -ers, are
now open, and will remain omen dailv. on
all legil days, from 10 o'clock A. M to U'clo *
p NJ until October 20. 1894, whea they will
close at 8 o'clock PM The law requires nat
uraliz ID citizens to exhibit their certificates of
natur 'liz tion at the time they present them
selves for registration.
j. B. SMITHSON,
Registry Agent, Bristol Precinct, Lincoln
county, New da.
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Tuesday. the 18th day of May,

A. D. 1884. between the hours OF Q O'clock in
the morninG AMI O'Clock in the artern on,
ninely, 1T II O'Clock VI of laid day will s III
all the right. title and interest of said Ameri an
Flag Mill and Mining Cpmplly 10 and to the
ahuvs described pDpertt, aud the SIN lllest
lm9unt or p.r,el of ii pr) )erty TO sat s'v III,
said above sun Of SO 10, tax dalnq iency
costs an arcruing costs. ut the front dor Of
thu CUNT C,irt II )uG3 at Pho he C,uaty of
Ltncola, State of NevL II, ut p lblic auc ion for
cash in hlni. to tbs biii-r, f,r the lelst
am m)u1' of tn, ABOVE property, to satisfy said
execution AMI all costs
o. p. SHERWOOD, Sheriff
By s. D. SMITH Deputy 3horid alltd
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LEGAL.
S SheriE's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION IssUFD
ID out of the SIKH judicial Disiric, ouit.
IN and for the CouDtytf Lincoln. State tf Ne.
vada, and to me directed aId delivsi,d f,ra
judgment rendered in saiG Coz n "a '-l> 1wtn-
ileth day OF Jai iry, A. u. .ttS H. faN.f Of A.
Bllir and against The E,is,ol silNn III ing
Company, for the sun of Mi tie,b ElndIed,
thiren Gnd As leo Isl 9l5 49, dollars. dt bt, to-
g. 'ther iih s6915 dollsis, tus c.sis. al uli
'fuing costs aud interest, have levitd On the
ioll1Nlnt p oItity to.wit:
steam 4 er with attachn enta, ~ bsrrels
Portland ceneIt, pair bullion tcalts, ro1 If
battery screen, cans OF so dun, "a Bli l1fck
lead ciuciblts, ! pair ciucillt tnls 3 hull
lion molds, assay ntflits,4 lrtiop n, les. 2
iron moriarf ana pesilts sia quitksil,u /, tiles,
cuIel molds, assb! ttits, ldst lUtr, .
shots, wood whtelbailow. 2ietoits, II l,l ptls
Rass-iipe, l emokssib,l ulort 70 f,,t Itig I
cssi.iron tort irant, nulty vi,f'les, 2
mall slodges, | ltrd-ax.2 V pilt vni,los, l
srndst' ne. adz plnlts. ] II hit ltNl SO
pounds IRON washers, . aufefs, IL lai is 4a16
inches 10 fl et long, 2 squneH,l i,on v h. lbtr-
row, anvil, 2l blucBsni ith tools with hi dlts,
Intit sitw J lHi,t. II ltns Ind tNith
tonps. 2S pit ces of tin lt1t cat iiolts ~ i,ces
2s9 inches, piece 6Ae ihtl e., ~ Ii,',s 2ss,
~ pieces axe, Is pieces ?xiu. 78 pi,us2xlo,
pieces ?xi, 36 plCeot ?>S. "a i.cts iicl plans
30 Iieces AKA. IL Inc's AG, li,us fs6, !.
pieces sxs, Is pieces inch plank. rs Ihttssx
nnd loxiO hevn, % pieces PKG as itsts "a, II,
ie't more or less, pine poles; li,c,s tim
Ter II xl2 inches, 2t itet iorP; l5 pieces plank
Notice is h'rely given that on
Friday. the second day of February
a. u. 1888. at 10 O'Clock NJ. Of that day. j will
s,ll all the right, title am toltsi Of said Tiis.
i,l silver Mining On ran! mud totlt rlo,e
described properly, AT the liihiol fii,tr Min.
ing Compnny's mil in incoln comfy, N,yuda,
at public auction, for cash in laid, 10 tho
high, si and best bidder TO satisfy s,id txeou.
titn and all costs.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ b'pks OF kegI,trAtiol for til, general
Il ctiJn, to b. h.lt N1vemp'c 4. 1851 f'rtiF
election OF Sti;e. Glupty a d r1wnsh p Off rs
are now ope', al1 viii remain op-n lily, o.
all legal days fr IN 10 o'clbSk A N to G o'cl rex
N ruil o;t b.r 10. loSt. anl f'om pctob.r
10, 1885,. to Ocsoo + 20. 1884, fro n to O'Clock
p. NJ, in alditi n to the hours heretofore met.
toned. at whiah time tho ,oks for r g stration
will clos ut 6 O'Clock p NJ The law requ res
naturl IL d cis!z ms 10 exhibit their c-rtihca es
OF naturalization at thJ time they p,esent tne Ii.
selves for esiJtra ion.
LOUIS STERN,
Registry Agent, Hike Precin;, Lia;oln county,
al
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the six Judicial Dis rict Court.
IN aud for the County of Lircoln, State of Ne,
vati and to me directed aud deiivertd q, for a
'dgmeut rendered in said Court on the Neu-
" thlrd day OF August, A. g. IS A in fav &c Of
the State OF Nevadr, plaintiff, and sgainst the
Bnstal lver Mining Co upiny AMI also the
lie 4 estate AMI impr wements hereinafter de.
scrlhed, deftn lants for thu sum of me TnOu
sand Eighty three and illn0 Is 1888 l-l0nl
dollars TAX and delinquency. together with
forty-four and 50.hO ls4 50 1907 dollars. tax
costs. and all accruing costs. havs l-yiei On
the following properly t, wit
Pssessory claim to one hun lred and sixty
tlSll acres of land, about one ~ mile mort
o Bri Il, an ion prov me ds ther ol consist.
tngof Of 10 stsrli Ql,rtz m II, l assay ofli,e
| blact mith shop. a 'alling.house, restsurlpt
aud Off -, -t,blr and house, hu ting works
anl STABLE Mt NJ tyfl iSer nllne Oil riding tar.
nae AT mil m one pair Fairblnl scales in
Ii I'm comfy. Safe o Nrvala.
Notice is hereby gvyn that on
Nonday, q 9Th Day OF Cctober,
D. 1884, between thu ho1rs of o'clock in the
morning and O'al ck in the dternoun ulmaly
ut u o'c,ock NJ. of lid day, | will sell nll the
right, III @ an / interest of sai Bristol Silver
Mining CJmpiuy in aud t. the above descr, b ii
property, and the smalle, It amount or parcel of
said property to ssIisiy said above sum of
S.,lT 6l-l00 tax ii delinquency, costs and accru-
lug lsls, at the trout door of the Oounty Gpnrt.
house. ut Pioche, County CT Lincoln, state of
Nevada at public auction. for cash in hand, to
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
sep6td O.P. cRERWOOD, Sheriff.
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A controversy has been started by the
London papers as to why women button
their clothes from right to left and men
from left to right. 1t has led to an elab.
crate display of learning and wit. One
writer declares that men have buttoned
from left to right since the earliest As.
syrian dynasties. Another asserts that
the mode Of buttoning distinguishes the
Mussulman and the Hinloo India, while
third says that the writer need not 60
so far as India for an illustration, as the
women of America are recognizable by
the male system Of buttonng from left to
right. The ladies of New Orleans, who
held to the old fashion till a recent
period, did so because of the French col.
onization of Louisiana. Then the contro-
versy branched Of into question of the
comparative quality of male and female
brains. A lady insists that her sex but.
ton from right to left because the dress.
makers so fix their dresses and denies
that man has any right to draw invidious
inferences, while a sardonic and sarcastic
enemy OF female rights, declaring that
the placing OF the right thumb over the
left is positive proof Of q ruling mind
holds that the female method of button
ing indicates accordingly the advent OF
her true position as mans ruler.
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N nm week at home s. 90 outft free
Xhh Pay absolutely sure No risk Capt
WUU ital not requir ID. Re Ter, il you want
business q; which persons of either
sex young or oil. eau m he great pay all the
time they work, with absolute Certainty, write
If par ,1lars TO II uALLErr & Co, Pirs-
LAM MninA
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The king of spiders OH the pampas is
not a mygole, bu a lycosa of extraordin-
airy size, lght.gray in color, with black
ring around its middle. 1t is active and
swift, and irritable to such degree that
one can scarcely help thinking that in
this species nature has overshot her
mark When person passes near one
say within three or four yards of its lurk-
ing place-it starts up and gives chase
and will often follow for distance of 30
or 40 yards. / came once very near be-
ing bitten by one of these savage crea-
lures. Riding at an easy trot over the
dry grass. / suddenly observed spider
pursuing me. leaping swiftly along and
keeping up with my beast. I aimed a
blow with my whip, and the point OF the
lash struck the ground close to it, when
it instantly leaped upon and ran up the
lash, and was actually within three or
four inches of my hand when | flung the
whip from me.
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DO You know what the board over the
COW face is for?" asked the Colonel.
NO." responded the Major, "unless it is
70 Keep her bushes from being seen when
the m'lkman works the pump.handle."
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SheriR's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OTAN ORDER OF SALFIssCTD
ID cut Of the sixth Judicial District Court, in
aid for the County VI Lincoln, State OF Nevada,
and TO me directed AZ d dtliyeItd, Tor judi
n,it r, ndered in said Couft Oh Vie ail day of
August A. u. 1883 in favor Of Archr McQuaig,
Plaintiff, AID against The a!fluwtr sil,tr
Mining Compan. and the MI. lJV tr Mine and
Mining Claim, Deiend,nis. fer tie tun Of sewn
hunored aud Fix Alto ,S1t6 4.ltt) old coin
dollars debt tosether with seventy $50 dollars,
tax costs, and all accruing ccs and in crest,
have levied on The following property, TO Wit:
That certain MINE or mining claim AnGwn as
and called by the name Of tie Mbyf1ov er Mine
ard Mining Ciaim, situate, lying and beirg IN
Bristol Mining pis,rict, Liictln County,
State Of Nevada. ind duly rfeo,dtd in the h H.
ing Records of said Mining Ditiict con,sili,g G
eight hundred lii ear tett On Esiu ltdge or looe,
together with the ~ pulitIal CO. thereto ltloie.
ing and al the rights and privileges ortailiLg
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that en-
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SheriR's sac.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsSUEO
ID out of the Justice Cur N and for the
County of Line In, STATE of Nevada. an 10 me
directe and ielivere /, IRA jud sment ren Tered
IN said Court, on tha 9.n day of Aori, A. %.
1884, in favor of the State Of Nrva la, Plaintiif
and against ths American Flag Mill and Mining
Company. Defendsu; for the sum OF 1858 IL 100
!ixty-three ana 77l00 dollars. tax and deln-
Qpeny, debt, tlg ,ther with ISIS t-l0Oj
Twenty-Five ~ 100 dollars, tx coz :. and all
accruing c Jsts aud interest, h I'VE levied on the
following properly, 30 wit: lmpr)v menis on
mine kn>wn as the American Flag Mil and
Mining Company in Ely Miniog District, in the
q unity of Liuc Din, state Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on
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A Boston agricultural editor says that
the best way to preserve peaches is to
keep a bulldog in the orchard.
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NoTECG.

NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ bo ks OF Registration for tine general
election, to be held November 4, lSIt for the
election of State, County d Township othcors,
are now op ~, aud will remiin open diilv, on
all leg Il days, tr I'M 10 o'clock A NJ. to & O'clock
p. NJ until October 10, 1884 aud from october
10. 1884, to October 30. 1884, from to o'clock
Pm in addition to the h ours hereto ore men.
toned, at Which time the books fir iegiHration
will close as O'Clock 2. NJ, The law rrqui res
naturaliz I'd citizens to exhibit their certii ates
OF naturalz ion at tho time they present them
selves for registration.
JOSEPH CONWAY,
Registry Agent, Meldo Valley Wash Precinct,
Lincoln county, Nevada.
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Saturday, the 9th day of October.

sell all Il right, title and interest tf said May
foU'r silver Mining Company Ia ,nd TO tie
above descIil ed pieFelty. and the aid May
flower Mine and Nj ining claim. al ,bt ftlt d, Or
e the Court.bonsa in Pio,h he, ii &C III county,
State Of Nevada. at public auction, for cssb IN
hand TO the highest and btsi bidder, to sattfy
sad ju gm, Mt and dee IT and all cotts, and Ill
costs that may accrue.
stl5-td. o. p. SHERWOOD, Sheriff
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All persons having business ri'h this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ receiv d the Assessment Roll and Or gtnal
Lists of property for the year A. ID l5Si. 20 II
the Assessor OF Line In county, Nevada, AMI the
same are new in my fl .e for public inspection.
Toe )arl of Eqpalizlton viii meet at their
Office on Monday, september i5th, A ID.
1881 for the purpose of equ lizlng said ro! AMI
VIII continue in session from dav to day until
and incluiing M0niay. III 9th day Of
october, A. ID. 1881. aud all persons having
objections to make to si!d as sessment mu 1t
present the stme to said Board while In ses.
sion.
Phoebe, Sept. 5th, 1891.
TT 02B 0RNE,
County Clerk and Ex.oai.io CLERK of the Jarl
of Eq ,alrz ltiou.
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THE PECORD

delivered in Phoebe ard BulionvilIe at 25
cents per week, ptyabls TO the Carriers.
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4 ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
IN lob Priutin Gdone hrst-clashstyle and
atshort notice
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