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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
NOTICE

HIOTlcE ys HxRHBY GIVEN THAT APP11-
IN CATION for patents for Town Lota. b.
aipnipg q post Married No. 1, seE corner
Il the Town q Bristol: Thence 9 mineral
monument No. bears s3h degrees = 37.s1o
foel; D mineral monument No. standing at
10 northeast corner q Sixth and Main streets.
IN the Town Of Bristol. bears n Soh degrsss "
l,eeE feet.
post Married No. 4, corner Town. of Bristol;
thenes, "a couras. n 1eN dsGfsee " 9,6le test
70 post marked No. :, NV corner Town Of 1Iia.
tcl; thsnes. "a course. \ 70A degrees , 9.e4e
fset TO poet mAfked 10. I, ~ corner Town q
Bristol; and thence, 9TH course, o 1871 degrees
go feet % pest No. l. ths place oS beginning.
containing one hundred end sixty acres, and bs'
Ing thu. 1cv1sits Of 1riatol,s Ltncoln Comfy,
0tats Of Nevada, must b made to The undsFs
ngnsd o. q bs3ers the 1ltA Aay u Ishs115y,
4. p. 1ae<, or - foEsvsr barred. Be- conApued
LAW II The D1ats q Nsvads, p. 80: vel. q
section M, ~ sppzevsa February 20ths ~
| Appt1eataem nunl b AleA With 4. ]. 1jAaf
| 1S1olol, NevaAA. LAA
aall.et Trustee Of 1swnsats II 9u1sesl
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NOTICE TO CO.OWNERS

To Jacob Bauer, owner in the Miners
Delight mine. situated III Jackrabbit Mining
District. Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.-You
arc hereby notified that there is due from You
the sum Of One Hundred and Twenty t$l2o
Dollars as part assessment for two years on
your interest in the above named mine. which
YOU are hereby notified to pay immedi-
stely together with the cost OF this advertise.
ment. Otherwise I shall claim forfeiture Of
your interest, In conformity with the acts o.
Congress under the revised statues Of the y. g.
Mining Laws, approved May 10, 1872. All per.
sons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
the said Interest OF the said Jacob Bauer, as ht
cannot, under existing circumstances, make
legal transfer. HENRY DEMO.
Bristol, Nevada, January 8, 1884, j12-Sm.
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WITH NO DROP OF NEGRO BLOOD

Mr.. Isaac Frank, white man who
lives in the country five miles east Of this
city, was indicted by the last grand jury
under the charge Of living in unlawful
wedlock with a negro woman. The case
was set for trial yesterday. Mrs. Mary
Ann Frank, wife of the accused, was pres
ent; also the alleged mother, Lucinda
Weaver, colored. Lucinda was sworn
and put upon the witness-stand. Her
testimony threw new light on the case
and caused little futter Of excitement
and surprise among those present. She
spoke in straightforward manner. Not.
withstanding Lucinda has always been
known as the mother Of Mary, it turns
out that the young woman's parentage is
purely white. Lucinda testified that she
| was not the mother Of Mrs. Mary Ann
| Frank, and that Mrs. Frank was given
| to her when an infant three days old
that a prominent gentleman in Soutf
Carolina brought the young child ane
presented it to Lucinda, requesting tha
she raise it as her own. She stated fur
ther that the child was the illegitimat
offspring Of an aristocratic woman' am
it was her brother who gave the infan
to the old negress to shield his sister
reputation and conceal her shame. IN
old negress had brought her charge :
| Alabama, claiming her as her daaghte'
and the real truth Of matters very props
bly would never have been uncovered
the world but Tor Mary's marriage to
white man and the indictment issue
against him. Mrs. Prank, now grow
into mature womsnhood, has hgh
straight hair, fair complexion and cle
blue eyes, and does not bear the remote
trace Of African blood. A number
gentlemen visited her yesterday NOR
, inQ, conversed with her, and decided tn
! she was beyond doubt a white voma
. After Lucindas testimony was hear
solicitor Pitts agreed toa verdict o. !
guilty, and the happy twain deparsed
peace. -[ssima lAla. J Times. a
= 49,
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NOTICE.

To W. n. Wilson, owner in the Volcano
Mine, situated in Jackrabbit Mining District.
Lincoln county. State OF Nevada, you are hereby
notified that there is due from you the sum OF
two hundred t$200) dollars on your interest 10
the above named mine, which you are hereby
notified to pay Immediately, together with the
cost Of this advertisement. otherwise ! shall
claim forfeiture Of your interest. In conformity
with the acts Of Congress (Sec. ~. approved
MAY 10th, 1877. All persons are cautioned
ssid W. q. Wilson, az he cannot under existing
circumstances make legal transfer.
Roysl City, Nevada, January {. 1884.
3mj5 r654ffal WESLEY WALLlAmo'
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a a, nfor the working class. Send 10 cents
LII lfor postage. and we will mail you free.
Hill Ia royal, valuable box Of sample goods
~V.S that will put you in the way Of making
more money in few days than you ever
thoueht possible atsny business. Capital mot
reouired. We will start you. You can work
ali the time or In spare time only. The work
is universally adapted to both sexes, young sna
syrrv evening. That all who want work may
test the business. we make this unparalleled
ofIer: to al who are not we'll satisfied we Will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Tull particulars, directions, etc., sent iree.
Fortunes will be made by those who give ther
vhoie time to the work, Great success abso.
iuteiv sure, Don't delay. Start now. Address
STINsON i co., Portland. Maine.
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THE PECORD
NEWS FROM THE WEST.
Detroit Fres Press.l


A Colorado burro has been shipped
across the Atlantic and presented to the
Prince of Wales. 1t is matter Of pro-
found national sorrow that this was not
the first American jackass ever presented
to His Tallness, the prince. m -
At Omaha last week barrel of sauer-
kraut rolled out Of wagon and struck
O'Leary H. Oleson, who was trying to
unload it, with such force as to kill him
instantly and Aatten him out like kiln
dried Goldfish. Sill, after thousands OF
such instances on record, there are many
scientists who maintain that sauer-kraut
is conductive to longevity. .nsa ot
As evidence of the healthfullness of
mountain climate the people Of Denver
point to man who came there in ~
without flesh enough to bait a trap, and
now he puts sleeves in an ordinary
feather.bed and pulls it on over his head
for shirt. People in poor health who
wish to communicate with the writer in
relation to the facts above stated are re-
quested to inclose two unlocked postage
stamps to insure reply.
At Ubet, M. T., during the cold snap
in January, one of the most inhuman
outrages known to the annals of crime
was perpetrated upon young man who
went West in the fall, hoping to make
his pile in time to return in May and
marry the New York heiress selected be-
fore he went. While stopping at the
hotel two frolicsome young women hired
the porter to procure the young mans
pantaloons at dead of night. They then
sewed up the bottoms Of the legs, threw
the doctored garments back through the
transom and squealed "Fire!'' When he
got into the hall he was vainly trying te
stab one foot through the limb of hi
pantaloons while he danced around OF
the other and joined in the general cry O
"6re!" The hall seemed full Of peopl'
who were running this way and that
ostensibly seeking mode Of egres
from the flames but in reality trying t
dodge the mad efforts Of the young maj
who was trying to insert himself in hi
obstinate pantaloons. He did not tum
BILE, as it were, until the night watchma
got a Babcock FIRE extinguisher an
played on him. Very likely it wal
"Sister, what are the wild waves saying!
Anyway, he staggered into his room, an
although he could hear the audience ou
side in their wild, tumultuous encore, /
refused to come before the curtain, b.
locked his door and sobbed himself
sleep. How often do we forget the fin
feelings of others and ignore their sorro'
while we revel in some great joy.
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SheriR's Sale.

DYvRTuR oFAN NoRDER or SALE 1FsurD
ID ont Of the Sixth Judicial District Court, II
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and TO me directed and delivered, for jude.
ment rendered In said Court on the 9Th day OF
August, A. D. 1888. IN favor Of Archie McQuaig.
Plaintiff, and Aesinst the GayAower silver
Mining Company and the Mayhower Mine and
NininG Claim, Defendants, for the sum ofaeven
hundred and six z-lOO t4706 4.10O), gold coin
dollars debt, together with seventy dcllara.
tax costs, and all accruing costs and interest,"
have levied on the following property to wit:
That certain mine OF mining claim Known -
and called BY the name Of the Mayhover Nine
and Mining Claim. situate, lying and being IN
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County.
etats Of Nevada, and duly recorded in the MIN
Ing Records Of aaid Mining District. confainins
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge Of lode.
together with the appurtenancss thereto belone.
ING. and a the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto.
Notice IL hereby giyen that on Afs4
Saturday, the ssh day ef oessssr.
4. D. 1855, 1t IL o'clock y. Of that day. Will
sell ali the right title and interest Of satd Nay
Aewsr Silver Mining Company II and e & g.
above described property, and the taid NAY
tower Mins and Mining claim. Ct the mont dool
| Of the Court.houss In Phoebe. Lincoln county
| state Of Nevada, at public auction. Tor easn y
hand, 70 the highest and best bidder. to satisi!
said judgment and decree and AL cesss. ana a
costs that may accrue.
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Notice to Creditors

r,srATE OF CHANDLER BELD1Na, DE
IL ceased. Notice IL hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the will Of Chandler
Belding, deceased, to the creditors OF, aud al
persons having claims against. the said de.
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the nrst
duplication Of this notice. to the said Executor
Il Rioyille, in the County Of Lincoln
Dated ct Phoebe, January "a 1884. II
DANIEL BONELLI,
Executor OF the last will OF Chandler Belding
doceased. st afd4AssE stu JIo-Sm
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LEGAL.


DIT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the sixth Judicial District Court
In and for the County Of Lincoln. State Of Ne
vsda, and 10 me directed isad delivered fors
judgment rendered In said Court on IA Twen-
s.,. DAY q u ,., rnas % a.
COMPANY. for the sum Of Ninsteen Hundred.
thirteen and ls.1O0 ts1 els lS) dollars debt, to-
gstAsr With 36e.7S dollars tax costa, and all &C.
cfuing costs and interest, have levied on the
steam boiler With attaehments, ~ barrels
Portland cement. pair bullion scales. ! roll OF
battery screen. cans Of sodium, ~ email black
lead cyucibles. l pair, crucible topes. bull
lion molds, assay Imufies. Z button moloe.
iron mortafs and pestles, six quicislver kettles.
cupel molds, s amay tongs. boss heads.
shoes, wood whselbarrow. 2retorts, IL lengths
eaas-pipe, l smokestack about 6e feet long,
cast.iron retort front, monkey wrenchess
anall .lsdses.i 4 hand-,x.2 Y pipe wrenchss; = !
pounds iron washers, . suesrs, 10 planhs 4,ls
Inches 10 fest long, 2 squares, iron wheelhar-
row, / anvil, 81 blschsmith tools with handles.
3 patent screw plates. II pairs blachsnith
soss e pieces g timber, essincse,, s ~ p'sss. ss
3 pisees 80, ii Sissss szic. 70 pieess 2zio. {!
pieces 2xl, 50 pieces 2xe. u pieces inch PLANK
10 pieces Axl, ~ pieces l16, : pieces Gao, y
pieces sxs, Is pieces 2inch plank, 90 pieces e.
feet, more Or less. pine polests pieces Of tim.
| her iOxi2 inches. ~ feet long; Is pieces plank
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the second day Of February
A. D. 1888, at II O'Clock n. Of that day, vii
sell ali the right title and interest Of said Bfis
tol eilyer Mining Company n and to the abov'
described property. at the Bristol Silver Min
at public suction, for cash IN hand to u
hiahoat ana beet bidder to satisfy said execu
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Trustees Sale.

A1oT1oE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT puR.
IN suant TO the authority vested in me In snd
6y certain Deed Of Trust. executed hy tbs
dats June 18th. 1es2. and recorded IN Lincoln
County, Nevada, Records, In Book r. Pages IA
TO 27s, default having occurred n the payment
Of ths interest dns Decsmbsr 18th, 1854 on the
Of Tiftesn ThousAnd Dollars, wili sell, 4 pub.
lie auction, TO the highest bidder. at the Board.
ing House Of the said Company in Bristol, Lin.
ooln County. Nevada. on the aA 9F*a
Eighth day Of september. 1sss.
Az os,ock ,. NJ, the property mentioned A.
dsscsibsd in aaid Trnst Dssd. Of 70 much
thsesof - may b necessary 70 pay said Inter.
ssts and costs Of sale. to wit: 81 ., 3 ,tgat.s
These certain Nines. Mining Claims, Quarts
~, md ra1lss' .. 6:s,.r !,.s sessns sSns
and I'll properties situated in Bristol Mining
District, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, ana
described % follows:
An Of that certain mining claim known - the
Al Of that certain mining claim known u the
ssQevada" mine. 5anA 4t8kfN&.
An unoivided one.half Of that certain mining
e.in asSxa :: n. sciP:y ., milne: ,,,n.
claim known - the Contact" mine.
An undivided one.hal Of that certain mining
location, or privilege. known q the Bristol
| Tunnel" lfs3&
The Bristol Silver Mining Company Mil and
Millsits. containing eAo acres Of land. more or
less.
That certain Ten-stamp Silver Quartz MIL
thereon, with Mill Building. Ore House, Retcrt
House, Engine Room. appurtsnances and ma-
power stsam engine, 4 boilers, cleanup pan, re-
tort, we'll and well fixtures, boarding house
building with furniture, barn, afsay once
With furnace and tools, blacksmith shop with
tools. building used - lodaing house for EN-.
appurtenances now ct the mines and mill afore'
ssid. And also al the real estate and tnterast
or other claim or demand, % we'll In law - Il
equity, which the said Bristol silver lininl
ompany now has, or may hereafter acquire OF
In and 70 the said premises. with the appurtsn
| aneee. ft ssff asy.4lsf ana 81 Sfff ts
Dated August 1st, 1883
an1LSt HENRY T. WELLS, Trustee.
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Too MANY ACES. --''No," said an Ari-
zona campaign orator, as he rose to op-
pose the nomination Of q candidate for
County Treasurer; mol have nothing
to say against the ability Of Major
Slathers- nothing in the world. In fact,
! consider that il anything he has too
much ability" ''How's that!" asked the
Chairman. "Well, you see, over at
Cepss Dog Camp, last winter, we used to
play good deal Of seven.up. The
Maior--one Of the best fellows in the
world--had such remarkable bull luck
that the boys got so after while that
they wouldn't play with him unless he
had his coat of and his cuffs rolled back. y
The Major was scratched.--tSan Fran
cisco Post. &. =
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There is prescription in use in Eng
land for the cure Of drunkenness by which
thousands are said to have been enabled
to recover themselves. The receipt came
into notoriety through the efforts Of Mr..
John Vine Hall, commander Of the Great
Eastern steamship. He had fallen into
such habitual drunkenness that his most
earnest efforts to reclaim himself proved
unavailisg. At last he sought the advice
Of an eminent physician, which he fol.
lowed faithfully for several months. and
at the end Of that time he had lost all
desire for liquor, although he had for
many years been led captive by q most
debasing appetite. The receipt, which
be afterwards published, and by which
so many other drunkards have been as
sisted to reform, is as follows: Sulphate
Of iron, 20 grains; magnesia, 40 grains
peppermint, A drans; spirits Of nutmeg
4 drains. Dose, one tablespoonful twice
day.
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wednesday, the asd day u May.

A. D. 1888, between the hours ofs !. y. and
e. n. Of that day, at the location O ssid ~.
District, Township Of Bri sol, 10 Lincoln
County, State Of Nevads,I will sell at public
auction all the above described property to tns
hiehe I and best bidder, in United States eold
coin, to sstisfy said tudgmenSs and decrees: ana
al costs and accruing costs In United essses
gold coin. tL
Dated Phoebe, Nevada, Saturday. the Twenty.
eighth day ofAprtl, A. D. 1883.
Constable Of Phoebe Township. Lincoln County
State of Nevada. e0.a
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SWISS Bos's choicest butter At
PouyApI's.
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Coop BUTTER alwayV at Poaiade's. ="
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4 ND ALL KIND or 1A1oY And PLAIN
Al Oh Printin gdousg nrst.clssastyls and
stshort notice tA
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we revel in some great joy
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
CHURCH NOTES,
Jottings From the Services Tester.
 day-A New Episcopal Mission

Jottings From the Services Tester.
 day-A New Episcopal Mission
 Started.
 Rev. Prof. Knapp of Yale college preached at Calvary Baptist church yesterday morning to large congregations.
 Rev. Mir. Bray preached last evening at the Humphrey street Congregational church on Prohibition and How to Secure it" The church was filled.
 At Center church Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth preached very interesting sermon yesterday forenoon appropriate to the resumption of church work for the year after the summer vacation. A large congregation was present.
 Rev. Messrs. Lines, of St. Paul's church, and Nichols, of Trinity church, opened yesterday an Episcopal mission on the corner of Lamberton and Button streets. The new enterprise was started under favorable auspices, considerable being evinced by the people of that section and much encourage ment being given. 8!
 A large congregation met at the United church at the morning service. Professor L. Pratt, of Hartford, again conducted the exercises on the last Sabbath with the ad- dition of teaching the Bible class at the Third church building, where they met with the Sabbath school at the close of the ser vice. "Thy Kingdom Come" were the words of the text from Matt. vi, 10. Our Saviours definition at his trial before Pilate is that his is the kingdom of truth. Unlike ancient methods of reasoning, which made truth and facts to conform to theories and beliefs, processes of reasoning and belief must now conform to truth ascertained by real experience and facts. Religion and science both rest on the solid foundation of truth. The distinctive character of Christs king dom on earth to the kingdoms of the world was clearly set forth. The attentive interest of the house was held closely throughout. A full choir rendered their important part of the service with excellent effect and interest, The vase of flowers on the altar table of ferns, golden rod and autumn flowers was very handsome
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
AmrRAouLous EsoAPE.

Michael Glynn Falls Down an EIeva-
 tor shaft and is Not Seriously In-
 jured.
 Michael Glynn, young journeynan tail or, fell from the top floor of Woods build ing, corner Church and George, through the elevator shaft to the bottom on Saturday evening. He did not strike the crossbeam. Had he done so he would have been killed instantly. As it it was he was in jured much less than it would have seemed natural. His condition yesterday was very favorable for a speedy recovery. No bones were broken and there are no indications of internal injuries. The young man has been here only four weeks and has no friends here. He has worked for John Conboy, tailor, on Center street. He boards with Dennis Leary, 116 Grown street. Those who have examined the premises where the fall occurred say that it was miraculous that the man escaped instant death. Dr. Frank Gal lagher attended the case.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
Court Notes,

The City court on Saturday committed to the jail seventeen prisoners, the largest sin gle days consignment for long time. Be- sides these there were left in the lookup six prisoners whose cases were continued to Monday and who had hopes of getting bonds in the meantime.
 James Aimes is the father of three chill Saturday morning of not supporting. Last winter the authorities were obliged to take these same children out of a wretched hut on West Water street, and put them in St.. Francis orphan asylum. Aimes annoyed the sisters so much in endeavoring to get them out that they finally allowed them to go. They were. found few days ago living in the utmost squalor and misery and they were taken to the almshouse. Judge Studley sent him to jail for thirty days. A guardian will probably be appointed over the children, who will then be surrendered to the orphan asylum.
 John Fitzpatrick, one of three who severe ly assaulted Michael Ahern on september F, was fined $25 and costs and sent to jail for twenty days on Saturday. The appeal bond was fixed at $150.
 Lawrence Ho1ton, tried Friday in the City court for burglary at the Steam Sawmiu works and stealing pair of shoes having spikes in their bottoms for walking on round logs in the water, was Saturday bound over to the Superior court for trial a bond of $500 being required.
 William Lynehan for drunkenness and breach of the peace toward his wife was sent to jail by Judge Studley for fifteen days on Saturday,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
7-On-2
EVergreen Cela1eterr.

There were large number of people at Evergreen cemetery yesterday afternoon. The flowers and shrubbery looked beautiful in their autumn dress and many were the ex- pressions of delight by the visitors Hun dreds of bouquets were to be seen on the graves of departed loved ones and many of them. very beautiful. The fine monuments which have been erected within short time are much admired. The care and attention paid to the lots by the superintendent and his assistants under the directi on of the managers is particularly noticeable. There is only one thing that seems to mar the beauty of the cemetery and that is the old tumble down wooden fences in the F'old part" If these were entirely removed the change would be most pleasing to the eye of every body. In the new part of the cemetery there is nothing of this kind to mar the harmony of the entire plan so beautiful in design and SO well cared for