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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-29
Sic weroen piel 8eperber finoen.

. f6er! gr la6te fura auf. 9as
bis6en Sab unb @ut lodt fie beruor,
pie Der &egen bic pilas. gs miBte
or6entli6 erquidenb fem, Menf6en su
fillben, bic gtein! iagten. gBas? Stun,
auf ie6en San, @nd6iefte, i6 iteGe meiz
men IuserfOrenen gu Sbrer 8eguta@=
tung, uno i6 iueroe in Der nd9fen 3eit
fu6en. Ipropos, tpie gebt es eigents
lid meiner gd6te2
lid meiB es ni9t; bermutbli6
gut, anttportete iie. 9es 8ennemieer
8enebmen emp6rte fie beute f6rmli6.
Mein @ott, gnd6ise Geau, sic siirz
men ibr nod immer2 IS 1T unre6t
BON Sbnen, nabrhaftig! WiFen sic
au6, baB i6 bem &inbe taufenbfa9 in
Gebanfen agebeten babe, mas mir an
ibr fiinbigten? Sa, mir, fag' i6 @ndz
oigite, Sic unb mein Better un6 i'd.
Oie einaige @ntf6ulbieung 1T, mir
meinten es gut.
Was bat iie 6abon! flang es in Ser
Seele Der alten Grau.
(Gortiesuns fOIst.)
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q u 8 La ID.

Sen Biz ieBt geiammeIten Beri9ten
5ufolge iinb bel Dem @rbbeben in @pa=
nien ii6er $50 perfonen get6btet tporz
ben. Sn 9tranas allein famen 40 per=
fonen UNI. Ser S6aben an gisentbum
1T febr betrd6tli6. 9ie probinaen
Malaga un6 @ranaba baben ant rleis
ften gelitten.
-leber 8alparaiio 10 tpiro gemeloet,
6aB in ben @prbilleren biel Gdnee gez
fallen iit. Giinfsebnbunbert Tarmarz
better famen, 99ub iu9enb, 3ur 5tabt.
-Sm Barrier 9ippobrome fano am
26. eine Weibna9tsfeier fiir bic in pas
ris tDobnenben armen @lid1er unb So
tbringer itatt. gs tparem iiber IA, 1000
Meni9en i'm @ebdube, unb Sauienbe
fonnten feline pldbe fin6en. Oie 9az
men Sierra, &eitner unb Gloquet iiberz
rei9ten bic aus &leibern uno @piellaz
den beifebenben @ef6enfe.
-Die erfe Nuffubrung BON @arbou's
1eueitem 8abnenftiid rSbeobora," nit
Sarab 8ernbarbt in Der Sitelrolle, fano
am 81. in paris itatt. Ser erfte Ntt
purbe falt aufgenommen, BEL ben fols
genben Often ermdrmte fi9 oas Muoitos
RUM unb aulebt brad ber @ntbufiass
mus bur9. 9as 6aus tpar boQ beiebt.
Sie &oitiime tuaren brilliant; au@ Die
Wfuiif (pon Mafenet) fanb eroben Mnz
flang. Sic &ritif 1T getbeilt; @inige
bebaupten Sarbou perftiimmele Die @e=
i9i6te.
Die p@lberfeIber 3eitung" bat cine
Subicriptionsliite aufgeIest, um Sell
Der aur Be5ablung zines 3tpeiten Mif5ten=
ten Bismard's 5u fammeln. eoSn atpei
Sagen gingen 1860 Marf Elm. Die
"&Oln 3eitung" meloet, oaB bic Grage
ber @uflDfung bes &ei9stages in grtpd=
gung ge3ogen, baB iebo9 bef9IolIen
tporoen lei, peitere feinbielige Semon=
ftrationen ber Mebrbeit abauwarten, ebe
man bic &ei6sboten nod 9auie f9idt
uno oas Sanb in neue Wablaufresuns
gen ffiir3t.
Dos Saus 2ii6erib bat aus Qngra
pequena 9fa6ri6t erbalten, baB bort=
ielbft rei9e &upferlascr entbedt morben
linb.
-Sn 2onbon circulirt bas @eriid5t,
baB bic @maragben, tpel9e bic Grone
Der Gaiierin gugenie 3ierten, une6t ua=
rem. gei benz 8erfauf ber GrDniumez
len tultrben bic @maragben bon einem
@ngldnoer fiir $4,000 erfanoen. Die
&aiferin beanipru9te bieielben als perz
fDnll9es Gigentbum uno bas @elb tpurz
be ibr iibertuieien. Nls bic gntbedung
genla9t tpurbe, bob Die @maragben
yta9abmungen finb, eritattete bic @r=
&aiferin oas @elb Suriid. ,ssigaro"
bebauptet iebo6. Die &aiieria babe bic
gei9affenbeit Der Supelen pobl ae-
fannt.
-Oie ruiiiibe &esierung bat mebrez
re BON &uIiii@=polinnen geleitete Son=
oente gef6lohen, neil in 6enielben poli=
tif9e umtriebe ftattfanoen.
-Nuf Der GodDWountain Dipilion Der
eanabii6en Bacifies8abn finb neuer=
otngs biele pof5eraubunsen porgefom=
men. obne baB es m6gli9 geme1en pdre,
bic Nduber gu entbefen.
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Npunn & Mrnnin.

PAP Weit Gommerce=StraBe, iinb uns
beitritten Die Sonangeber fiir Serren
Surnifbing j @oobs, Soilettz
uno Relieausitattungsgegentdnbe. 9ie
neueften Wtoben iino beitdnbig Bel ibnen
gu finben. 14,IO,2aM
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@mgef6ts bes ffarfen 3euonif

: NHgeltbfs bes ifarfen 3eugniiIes,
pas ungeiu6t bon allen Sbeilem bes
ganbcs eingefommen ilt, unb bas Sau=
fenbe bon 3eugniiien eini9lieGt, muB
man 3ugeben, OaB Miibler's arduter
gitters bic bette Gamilien= Mebisin 1T,
unb bel ieoer 4rt BON yierenz, 2ebers
unb Wfagenleiben, llnperbauli6feit,
Siarrb0e, Opienterie ober rotbe &ubr,
&olit uno Sauienben bon dbnli6en Be,
t9tperben 9at bic 8or3iig!i9teit reg
8ltters fi6 betpd6rt.
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Eegas.

= Sn gbmaros County uurbe eir
Tens5erlt ltOrer fret gelpro6en, neil e1
bic Srabte Der Jen3 ti6t serI6nitter
fonoern bic ¬en oes 9rabtes aufae:
l6f bate. Sie SurD psrmo6te bierin
tetne 3erltDrung gu erbliden. Gel
Terbre6er beiBt 9empbill un6 III cir
Sobn bes frlberen Gbief Suffice glei=
den yfamens.
- 3wei Sreur6e in Wbitnep, Gbar=
leg Guib unb s. g. Sobnfon, perun=
einigten ii6 am Weibna9tstage unb
ita9en nit Sai6enmeKern auf einan6e1
log. &uib 1T erito6en tporben unb
Spbnfon befinbet ii9 in Der Sail.
= Gor 3immermanns Store in Nu=
ltia tad Der 5arbise &euben einen
anoern 5arbigen, beitieg bann iein
pfero unb entflob.
= Sn Clinton bat Ser 6arbige Sat
9ings feinen Nefen 8ropn erf9oKen.
Sebterer tpar elm Na6tmanoler uno als
ct neuli6 beg Na6ts aufsefanoen mar
unb umberging, bielt i'm fein Onfel
fur einen Steb, ipesbalb ct auf i'm
i6oB.
: 2i55ie gapne, cine farbiae 0ies
nerim i'm 9auie bes &i9ter Woob su
@eatberforb, 1T gu Sobe sebrannt.
Wdbrenb fie i6lief, gerietben ibre &lei=
Der IN 8ranb unb ebe ibr eSemano au
9llfe ellen fonnte, bate fie bereits
f9limme 8ranbpunben erbalten, an Be-
men iie ftarb.
= Sn 9alIas baben ii6 wdbrenb
oes @latteis am 26. mebrere Nrmz unb
8einbrii6e ereignet.
= Sn bic Wobnung bes 6errn Duz
bernoD in 9ouiton tpurben am Weibz
na6tstage spei S6iifie sefeusrt. Man
fano beibe &ugeln i'm 3immer. Mabr=
f6einli6 batte es ber 99iibe auf Elm an
einem anbern 9apie bdugenbes G6ilb
abgefeben.
= Sn Dallas brannte am 26. Gain=
tDater & Stearns Getreioe=glebator ab.
Wdbrenb Oes Geuers erf6ien Der erfge=
nannte @igentbiimer unb fprberte Bic
9afenz uno 2eitercompagnie auf, atpei
i'm oberen Stod befinbli6e Manner gu
retten, tpofiir er $4,000 bot. Wan
glaubte ni6t oaran, baB f6 Semano
inn 9auie befdnbe, aIs aber elm Sut
aus einem Der Seniter auf bic @traBe
flog, oeriu6ten einige Gererleute, bas
obere Stodtperd mittelif elmer Better su
errei9en. 9ie 9ibe ma6te inbeB bas
9tneiniteigen Ing Genfter unm6gli9.
pl0blib ftiirate bic Sede bes uuteren
Stodmerfs, auf ber 16, 900 8ufbel @e=
treble lagerten, herab; lebteres tpurbe
bur6 bic Sbur auf bic StraBe gebriidt
unb babel aud Die big 3ur untenntli9z
felt berbrannte 2ei6e bes einen Man=
mes, bic anbere 2ei6e liegt nod unter
Dem @etreibe begraben. Ser nerur=
fa9te @6aben belduft li6 auf $50, 900.
: @ine Geuersbrunit aerit6rte in
@larfsbiae Is Gebduoe, meiitens @ez
f6dftsbduier.
= Gin breiidbriges farbiges 9inb
brannte in Mabaiota gu Sobe.
= Sn Nrtos Store gu 9oulton, tpos
ielbIt fi6 cine Menge BON 6euercraders,
@afeten uub anberen sefdbrli6en Nrtis
feln befanb, beren Berfauf in elmer
stabt eigentli9 berboten iein iolte,
fanb cine @rplolion tatt. @ludli9er
Weiie uurbe nur bas Snnere bes Stos
res oemolirt, aber fein Meni6 perlebt,
obtpobl bic Geuermerfsf6rper ra9 al
len Gi9tungem auf bic @traBe fogen.
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= Sn 9enrp 2etpis' SdsemtbIe sll
San Auguitine erplobirte Der Dampf=
feliel. gmslp GieIo, Elm in ber Ndbe
no9nenoer Garmer, fanb bur6 Die st.
plo|ton ieinen Sob, unb Elm Garbiger,
iopie cine farbige 5rau murben fiird)s
terli9 Derbriibt. 2ebtere 1T bereits se=
itorben.
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VIM. CASSIN,
9dnb Ter in @runbeisent bu M
Gan glutpnio. gereS.


Office SO. "a SoIebab @traee.
Beionbere aufmerflamfeit pir6 Dem &aufen
nnb gerfaufen bon 8andes unb 2anbereien in
Beitteras eeipibmet
Sd tenne bic ineiiten ber 9dnbereien, bic ib
Sertaufe, unS faff alles eanb Der betliden
Counties.
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S5eraasfproerulls an GlIe.

0eraaafptoerults an Glle.
Sd fann sas srSste Saser auiueiien!
Den 8rSBten 8crratb bon Gin unb
oerielben Gcite +!
Sd bin oer einsise Spe,ialiif i'm Ia.
tadSbanoel
SD besable feinen 9ieiienten unb
Ebeilhaber
SD pertaufe mebr gisarren unb 81.
sarretten als anbere Sdnbter
Sd faufe nur iiir Baar unb perfaufe
billiser als Gnbere.
SdlieBlid bite i'd nm 8eiidtiauns
meines aasers unb msiner greiie.
Sim Hart.
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-29

%. s. Sears, elm iunser Sauf.
mann bon Dallas, bat fi6 in Stem Or
leans ben gals bur6i6nitten unb 1T
an Der Wunbe geftorben. Ser 8er=
ttorbene befanb ii6 i'm lebten Stadium
Der 99minofunt.
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Cages > Neui8feitem.
SnIQn0.

Der 3ollbausfoqeftor BON gep Or
leans bat 9ta9ridt erbalten, baB Elm
gepiRer @ome3 an Der &hite cine 6liz
buftierz@rpebition na9 Guba borberei=
tot
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Saadb cinem ihredlid,cm Sail.

gin Maurer, Namens &eigbter, bon
@arlisle, 3d., fiel BON einem boben @e=
rlfte un6 berlebte eim 8ein. 2ange
3eit mar iein 8ein boQ fur6tbarer
Wun6en. Sie gtarben linb alle ba,
ober bic @unben finb gebeilt. Die
9eilung tpurbe in iieben @o9en, bur9
ben @ebrau6 bon 8rDmn's Sron 8its
ters bewirtt. 9ur6 bic &einigung bes
8lutes, unb bic @tdrfung bes SDfems,
tpuroen bic nnreinli6feiten, pel9e Bic
Wunben ofen bielten, bertrieben. Serr
&eigbter 1T tuoblbefannt in Carlisle
unb umgegenb.
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Eur 8eadtuua.

Giner sriinblideren 8enntnib bes aaqemeinen
gieb. uno G5leiidmarftes irfte iid ipobl feiner
i'm Staate Seras rubmen, als Serr @ilbelm
Soaing. Seine aussebreitete 8unbldaft lie.
fert ben 8eipeis, baB fein Gleii9er in San Gn,
tonic oas aagemeine 3utrauen in bOberem
@rabe befibt, ala er. yfur has ausgelelenite
Maitbieb pirb 3ur S6ladtbant sefiibrt. Sptels,
&eitaurationen uno Banilien peroen prompt
bebient. Sn Der Wuritfabritaton unb 9ube.
reitnng bon &aud- unb 9Ofelfeifd leiitet Serr
SoHing bor3iislides Seine 8abritate peroen
bon @iemanoem Ibertroffen. @lartt SO. 51l
Ibenue =. 18,S,t1S
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= @ir iinb i'm 8efB bes sr6Bten
uno reidJbaltisiten 2agers BON Slanea,
unb Wierino nntertpdi9e, @triimpfen
uno 6anbi9uben. Mer fur ben Wins
ter einfaufen pi0, ber berfeble ni1t uns
gu beiu9en. Ooung & QlrnoIb,
PAP @eft GommercesStraBe.
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MDer's
SarBaparilIa

ST ein fs9r rnneentrirter gIa,us etT eGriefarillas
NH annertf blutrriaisenner s3Gr,en mi: aaiiuut.
naa Giien= Soatn teshanscu. unO bas rni9abIibfte,
superIaiiste unb biHisite glntreiriisnn9ss i.teI,
bas maw anipenhea sann. E9ne SILL t.litt es
ales SIutsift aus ben. a6rper, berei9ert unb er,
nent bas 8Iut uno felt beiien bslebenbe sraft ber
es 1T bas Bette betaante giitteI sesen Stros5eln
anb ale ifrnpbuiSien ttebei, sescn s,ctslauf Sit.
biasden, 6iefbten, sdBuirsn, GsTt5mire, s5Ieilds
gsiuafbie anb eaataaSiblise; ebenfo scsen aGe
arantbeiten, bic burtb binnes unb rerar,ntcs gIut
perrrindbt merben, mie @beumatiamna. MeuraIeie,
rbenmatifd5e Gifbt, naseaIeine Gntfrdftnns uno
ifrebbal0ier aatarrb.
9silans bon ent3iinbetem Sbeumatismus.
nAher's SarfaperiIIa BOT mid pon rnts
1anhetem Rsenmatismus sebeiIt, an bem i'd pieIe
Sabre seIitten bate. 50. S. Mopre."
DURHAM, Sa., 2. MdrB 1882.
Bnbereitft pon
9r. 5. 6. aber & Co., 0ntuelf, g9aG.
Sn allen apotbesen sn baben: 81. 6 Srafden s..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

A GoosE-EArING MULE. Mr.. Robert
Bonner, of Warm Springs District, has
been losing his geese for long time.
He attributed his losses to the foxes
which have their haunts in his neighbor-
hood, though he was astonished to find
his geese eaten entirely, nothing but a
few feathers being left. One night re-
Gently, hearing disturbance among his
geese in the horse lot, he seized his gun
and rushed to the lot to investigate the
cause of the tumult. Getting as close as
caution allowed, he fired in the direction
of the noise made by the struggling goose.
At the report of the gun his ears were
greeted with most terrific squalling
from one of the mules. A light being
produced it was discovered that the mule
had received part of the load in his
nose, stray shot or two passing through
the animals ear. 1t was the mule that
had been eating the geese and bloody
nose was the result of his detection. Nc
serious damage was done to the equine
lover of goose. flesh. / Merriwether lGa.I
Vindicator
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12
STATE ITEMS.

Senator Fair has introduced a bill for
the relief of John NJ. Dorsey, of this
county. 1t is to provide for the pay
ment of supplies furnished during the
Pyramid Lake Indian war. 1t is just
claim and should have been paid years
ago.
The Enterprise says quite number oil
Comstockers intend going to the Ceur
d'Alene country next Spring. Most OF
them will prospect for quartz veins, and
will try to find the source whence came
the gold that is being mined in the
placers.
Elko Free Press: Joe Triplett returned
from Sacramento on Mondays train. He
says there is quite change in the tenn
perature of the two places. Sunday after
noon he was picking oranges off the trees
in Sacramento, and Monday evening he
was picking icicles off his nose in Elko.
Eureka Sentinel: Our advices from
Hamilton are that the outlook is bright
ening up, and that things will be lively
again with the opening of Spring. L. K.
Kendall has put some men to work on
the Jennie A. mine, and intends to start
up furnace by the LIST of April, 1t is
stated on good authority that E. N. Rob-
inson, also, will start up the Smoky
mill on or by the same date.
Belmont Courier: The debt OF Nye
County is steadily decreasing. County
Auditor and Recorder Matt r. Delanc
informs us that the indebtedness of this
County amounted to S5l, 5S7. Sc on Jan
uary l, 1888; cash in the treasury or
that date, 50, 440l3 On the LIST Of the
present month the total debt footed W
$40, 774.Ol; cash in the treasury on thai
dates, O75. 27-showing reduction o
81. 44S.99 during 1888.
| The Tuscarora Times Review says
Jim Adams, who took load of laborer
to Willow Creek to work on the dam ant
ditch OF the Owyhee Land Association
informs us that there are twenty -fiv
men engaged upon the works, and tina
this number will be increased to forty a
soon as the lumber for the trestle worl
which is to be built is on the ground
The tunnel through the ridge, which i
now ten feet in width. will be increases
to twenty feet The tunnel is 1856 fee
in length. A ditch five feet in dept
and of the same width will be dug dis
lance of ten miles to carry the water t
the company's land in Squaw Valley.
is the intention of the company to put il
at least ], 900 acres Of alfalfa during tn
coming season.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Fresh meat soaked in solution Of ar
senic will remove neighbours cats.
A little cotton wound around the ham.
Taer will prevent the alarm clock from
waking you up in the morning.
Soft soap applied to the hinges will pre-.
vent door from creaking. No lodge
member should be without it.
Mince pies are now served with the
top crust removed, but guests are ex.
pected to furnish their own microscopes.
Venetian blinds are coming into style
again. Their popularity arises from the
fact that they keep the man of the house
at home every night mending them.
Quilting bees have, unfortunately,
gone out of fashion, but merchants are
again becoming SO liberal with samples
that strong effort is being made to re.
vive them.
Kid shoes can be kept soft and free
from cracks by rubbing them once q
week with pure glycerine. The same
treatment is, also, in cold weather very
beneficial to kids lips.-[By an Ole
Hand.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12
PASSAGE OF THE THURMAN BILL.

A Washington dispatch says the pub
LEGATION Of the Huntington-C Cotton cor
respondence has recalled curious cir
cumstance in connection with the passage
of the Thurman Sinking Fund act and it
may explain in some measure why the
Could Huntington lobby was defeated.
1t will be remembered that the efforts of
Gould and Huntington were concentrated
ON Senator Stanley Mathews, who had
charge OF the bill, and was industriously
supported ON the Democratic side by
Dan Voorhees, aud Ben Hill. Gould and
Huntington were here in person. Gould
had chosen TO dismiss for the time his
parliamentary agent, and had himself
undertaken the task Of calling personally
upon the Senators and endeavoring to
convince them, by the ingenious and
plausible arguments of which he is mas,
ter. to support amendments which would
practically nullify the Thurman bill. The
agents Of Could and Huntington sat in
the Marble room of the Senate, to which,
under the rules Of the body, they could
alone have access by the introduction Of
some Senator They were confident OF
forty votes to defeat the bill Senator
Thurman expected to pass the bill, al
though there were indications Of an at
tempt at filibustering by the opponents
of the measure and many amendments
were offered. Thurman was seen to have
upon his desk roll.call of the Senate.
He arose and stated that he understood
the opponents of his bill were confident
of victory; that he had, in fact, Their
upon his desk roll.call of the Senate
with the names checked upon it of Sen
ators who, he was we'll advised, were re
lied upon by the agents of Gould ano
Huntington to defeat the Sinking Funt
BILL There was intense interest in tn
chamber. Thurman did not read thu
roll.call He simply said that as tn
voting upon the amendments proceeded
he should watch it with great interest t.
see how it tailed with the list witt
which he had been furnished. Their
certainly was CONSERVATION in the rank
of tie lobby. Voting began, and tn
forty promised votes upon that tally
, sheet dwindled to eighteen and the bill
was passed. Thurman put his mysteriou
roll-call in his pocket. Gould took tn
train for New York, and it is said h
has never been in Washington since
J The Thurman bill went to the House, d.
fed the combination Of the railroad lobb
! and was passed by two-third vote.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

This story is told by preacher OF a
brother minister. Recently circus was
in the city, and the ministerial curiosity
was so awakened that an outside view of
the canvas would not suffice. The min
lister had computations of conscience
against the qualification of what he fan
cied to be questionable desire. How.
ever, his liberality of belief would allow
the children to go, provided they had
some good.sized masculine protector.
But, unfortunately for him, he had no
children. Finally, he hit upon plan.
He went to brother preacher and tried
to borrow his fve-year.old boy as com.
panion to the circus. But the other
preacher remarked, "Pve waited long
time for my boy to get big enough to &c
to circus, and now want to use him
myself.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
is having surveys and estimates prepared
for an extra track from Port Costa to the
Oakland Mole. Since the junction of the
Southern Pacific and Central Pacific was
made at Port Costa, the business between
Oakland and that point has increased al.
most to the full capacity of single track
road. At present ninety-six trains per
day, goods and passengers, pass over the
line, and when it is necessary to put on
extra trains travel is somewhat impeded.
Ii double track is built the road will
have capacity Of seven hundred trains
day, q number far in advance of the
company's widest anticipations.--[S. F.
Alta.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

The Pail Mall Gazette is Of the opin.
ion that there is to much petticoat gov
eminent in the American navy. 1t
repeats notorious fact, that through
intrigues of the wives of number of
naval officers now in the Asiatic squad
ron, their husbands are gathered together
in the flagship, which is generally kept
for the season in some place agreeable to
the ladies. The English journal justly
remarks that such an excess Of the
domestic virtue can hardly be beneficial
to the service.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

A monthly meeting of the Salt Lake
Mormon Priesthood was held in that
city on the 18th instant, at which Bishop
John Sharp said that while in Washing
ton recently he had seen enough to con-
vince him that no power but that Of the
Almighty could save the Mormon peo-
pie. If God did not pilot the ship it
would 60 down. The chances for them
all to Ego down" on the sinking ship
of Mormonism is good The Lord, we
fear. will not pilot such craft. He
will permit it to sink to the bottom in
the sea Of iniquities.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

There is Jewish penman in Vienna
who writes 400 Hebrew letters on one
grain of wheat. In order to furnish the
Emperor with satisfactory evidence of
his extraordinary skill, he has written
the Jewish prayer for the imperial
family on the narrow edge OF an ordinary
visiting card.
SWISS BoB's choicest butter at
PoUJADE's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12
NOTICE TO CO.OWNERS

To Jacob Bauer, owner In the Miners
Delight mine. situated in Jackrabbit Mining
District. Lincoln county. State of Nevada.-You
are hereby notified that there is due from you
the sum Of One Hundred and Twenty 1920
Dollsrs Is part assessment for two years on
your interest In the above named mine. which
you are hereby notified to pay immedi-
ately together with tine cost Of this ADVERTISE
ment. Otherwise shall claim forfeiture of
your interest, In conformity with the acts of
Congress under the revised statues of the U. s.
Mining Laws, approved May 10. 1872. All per-
sons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
the said interest OF the said Jacob Bauer, as he
cannot under existing circumstances, make 3
legal transfer. HENRY DEMO.
Bristol. Nevada. January 8. 1884. j12-3m.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12
ssWOM. ans Health journal"

Contains valuable information on the dis.
eases of women ONLY, Published by LADY
PHYSICIANS who have made these pecu-
liar weaknesses Of the sex their sole study
for years. 1t gives the causes, symptoms,
and sure home treatment for Prolapsus
Uteri or Falling of the Womb, Inham.
nation and Liberation Of the womb
and all Displacements. Leucorrhea or
Whites, Irregular, suppressed or painful
Menstruation, Flooding Sick and Nerv.
GUS Headache, Indigestion. Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Weakness in Back and stom.
ach, scrofula, Pains in side, Dizziness,
Kidney Con- nlaint, Barrenness, Nervous
prostration, Depression Of Spirits, Gen.
eral Debility Of woman and change Of life.
Sent on receipt Of six cents in stamps.
Address, DR.. Rush's Medical Association,
Nunda, New York.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

Mr.. J. S. Lindsay performed his last
official act as Dep. U. s. Marshal on
the 29th ult., when he sold by auction,
on District Court Judgment, the in.
terest of Mr. Gibfried in the Silver
Wreath and Maud Mining claims, situa.
ted in Harrisburg mining district, Wash.
ington county. The sale Melted some
50, $50, the purchaser being Mr.. Brisacher
Of Salt Lake City, who is also the judg.
ment debtor in the case. Beaver Record.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12

OF the large and valuable editions got
ten out on New Years by the daily
papers ON the Pacific Coast. the paper
issued on New Years Day by the Salt
Lake Tribune eclipses anything of
the kind yet issued. The Tribune "
does not confine its columns to Utah alone,
but devotes itself to exhibiting the merits
and great mineral wealth of the whole
inter.mountain country. Nevada, Mon,
tana, Idaho, Wyoming, and every sec.
ton where merit existed and facts could
be obtained, the Tribune displays to
the world in fair, impartial and truth.
full way.