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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28
rHN nor NOV MONSTER.

! Ono of the finest residences in the
sanity town Of Toquerville, was the
scene. last week, of domestic drama
peculiar to "this people. The head
of the family, which occupies the afore-
said mansion, is q Saskatchewan and o
stalwart follower Of Joe and Brig. Some
eighteen or twenty years ago, be took as
partner Of his sorrows and joys an
American woman who has been to him,
during all this time, good and faithful
wife, and has borne to him several
children. A few months ago, our worthy
saint, following out the doctrines Of the
Latter-Day- Frauds, or possibly in an
swer to the lascivious cravings of his
nature, took to his bosom concubine,
who is a late importation from Den
mark. Since the nuptials, she has been
cached ut Salt Lake City, until last week,
when she was freighted down and in
stalled in the stately Toquerville resi-
dence.
Right here the trouble began. Wife
No. l, who has heretofore been good
church member. for several days man
aged to stide the passions that ragged in
her breast. but finally succnmed to her
feelings and declared open war. Wife
No. 9, cannot talk English, and all her
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

A email, coffss ,l.nta.;o, !. Ao,r;sh;po
in F,or;d.
Evorv .n;r., .,.,,h..r.,, to~ fo,,a !,
Berl;n !. examined m;croscon;calIv
Prince R;.m.,ck wears an iron ,;,c
;nscr;bed in Rp.s;an. s.Never mind
Canada seems on the verge of a race
conflict between the French and English
The cook az the Parker House. Boston
gets al much salary AZ the President of
Harvard College.
Rome had been city 700 years before
Il had sewers and other like luxuries.
Hope for San Francisco.
The Prince Of Wales smokes forty
cigars a day. and is fond of inducing
royal ladies to ioin him in q Whit.
John Mattocks, o horse.thief Of thirty
wears practice. was convicted for the first
time at Sedalia. Mo-, last week.
A pleasant hotel proprietor in Ottawa,
H.. fired his house in Eve places and
came near cremating his guests, all to
get $1,000 insurance.
General Lew Wallace is to become the
Sultsn's adviser, the dispatches say.
That same Lew Wallace is ambitious,
daring and persistent, has undoubted
ability, and is the possessor Of wife who
is his aid and adviser, and devoted to him
and his fortunes. It would be strange
thing, in the event q general European
war, were the figure of our American to
become prominent.
1t is q world of disappointment and
misfits. While a party of prospectors
were boring Ohio for natural gas at Find
lay. they struck 300.barrel oil well.
A woman at HAmmondsport, N. y,
went out to drown stray cat in Crooked
Lake. She threw the cat in, but lost
her balance and fell in and drowned her.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

1t is now claimed that celery is cure
for rheumatism, indeed, it is asserted the
disease is impossible if the vegetable be
cooked and freely eaten. The fact that
it is always put on the table raw pre-
vents its therapeutic powers from being
known. The celery should be cut into
bits, boiled in water until soft and water
drank by the patient. Serve warm with
pieces Of toasted bread, and the painful
ailment will soon yield. Such 10 the
declaration Of physician who has again
and again tried the experiment and with
uniform success.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

The fact that the Secretary Of War has
thus far refrained from making public
the annual report Of Lieutenant General
Sheridan tends to confirm the supposi-
ton in tho minds Of army officers that
General Sheridan takes occasion in his
report to comment upon the conflict Of
authority between the Secretary and
himself, and to make recommendation
which would prevent its recurrence. II
10 also said that General Sheridan
handles without gloves the recent orders
depriving general officers Of the services
Of personal aids whom they had selected.
The Secretsry's reason for withholding
the report at present il that he may con-
slider 1t thoroughly and carefully, with
view Of tcnching upon some Of its con
tents in his own report, which is now il
course Of preparation.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

The longest spans Of overhead tele-
graph wire in the world have recently
been put up by tho French authorities in
Cochin China. These are erected acrosr
the river Mekong. posts l60 feet high
having been placed on each side Of ths
river at spot where the width il
o,56O feet. and from these silicicul
bronze wires-one .04 Of an inch and tbs
other .055 Of an inch in diameter -ars
suspended across the stream.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

1t 10 perfectly astonishing, remarks the
Kennebec Journal, what immense blocks
can be moved at one blast at the HALO
we'll quarries. In one Of the quarries,
quite recently block was split off some
80 feet long, 20 feet wide and - feet
thick, and in Mr.. Perry's quarry, the
present season, they quarried block
some 200 feet long, 40 feet wide and 8
feet thick, containing over 5000 tons Of
granite.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Genseng is worth sl.S0 per pound. and
bird shot is worth but 8 cent?. This
startling difference in commercial values
fascinated the mind Of . Nashville dealer
in genseng, and, with the aid Of an awl,
he rammed his roots fall Of lead. The
purchaser returned the drug, with . notc
full Of pleasant compliments, to the
dealer for his pre-emineut ingenuity.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

The life principle in the Democratic
party, remarks the Oakland Times, is
evidently very strong. The Wing party
killed and buried IL several times a. il
supposed. and the Republicans have time
and again believed they had smots tho
last vital spark that animated it, exist
cnce. But likel the cat, IL has 1t least
nine lives. and nobody can say but il
may have ninsty. One thing Is certain.
tho Democracy Is yet capable Of winning
victories on hArd,fought fields, and = the
party works il way back, and plants il
feet more firmly on old Jensrsoniar
principlsa, tho stronger it becomes. Par
tiss we must have. but no party ahouls
have tho support Of tho American Pc
pie that dos not have the best interest
Of America At heart
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

A half-breed named Jimmie BooIc, liv-
ing in WhAtcom county, W. T., was, on
the 23d Of October. taken from his bed
by sufsanly crowd and hung to tree,
to extort . confession Of horse stealing.
One Of the party cut the man down be.
fore he was dead, and it has since been
satisfactorily shown that tho victim Of
this cruel outrage was innocent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Two Old Men Baptized to Death FOR
the Dead--Cruel Rites.
Ieslt Lake Tribune.

- - ~-~~--~si
Ed. TRIBUNE: A short time ago Ar
old gentleman from Salt Lake City died
in the Logan tithing office, and but little
was known and less said about it. Last
week another man died, at a private
clearinghouse in this city. This gentle.
man, whose name was Rogers, was from
Malad, and was about 20 years Of age.
lie was taken sick in the Temple, went
from there to his boarding place, and in
short time passed through the mystery
ii death, and his good old wife, whose
face is kindness itself. has taken back to
AIslad the casket from which the spirit
has gone to its home Of rest, whore she
viii bend over it for the last time and
kiss the cold lips and brow Of him who
50 lcng lived by her side. She, too, is
OLD, her hair is white as snow; they will
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Mrr. Ellen Finn Of Cincinnati has been
convicted Of defrauding the Government
by marrying Cincinnati man and con-
tinuing 70 draw her pensions for two
years' thereafter. The Judge thought
she had been punished enough already,
and 20 only sentenced her 70 one year's
| imprisonment.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Mr.. Berry il spoken Of for the Gov
ernor Of California. He will be supported
BY the fruit-growers who find berries a
profitable crop. The Alta Californian
proposes Mr.. Plum, Of Santa Barbara. q
candidate for Lieutenant-G Governor, and
Budd for Attorney General. A real hcr.
ticultural ticket could b made out.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Game chickens are good for other pur-
poses than fighting. Their proud car
riage and symmetry Of form is beautiful
to see. Their eggs are Of the finest favor
and SO is their nesh. They have more
bodily stamina, As we'll a. more courage,
than the grosser breeds, and cross
upon some Of the big-bodied Brahmas,
ETC.. adds constitutional vigor to chicks.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

A number Of Indians have Just been
tlispoAsessed from . tract Of land near
San Fernando. upon which they had lived
Ill their lives. Ono Of them refused IA
20. and had 70 BE- picked up and carried
of bodily, ssi
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Several hundred locations on Govern
msnt and railroad lands have been made
in San Luis Obispo the past month. I'm
migrants arc pouring in from all quarters
and Purchasing lands At from IS to go
an acre.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT EunKKA. NEvApA.(
October ~. 1883. |
NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following nRmed snttlsr has hlsd notice
Of his intention to make final proof In support
OF his claim, and that said proof will DO made
before the District Judge Of Lincoln county,
Nevada, et Phoebe. Nevada. on Thursdsy, No
wmbcr 20, 1885, viz Homestead application
No. -, George ". Lee, fer the 8 \ 4 81 section
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: John N. Lee, Of Panana, IAp.
coin county. Nevada; Arthur 0. Leo, Of Pznaca,
Lincoln county, Nevada; Francis z Lee, Of Pa
naca, Lincoln county, Nevsda; William
Matthews, Of panacs, Lincoln county, Nevada
oct31 St. r. II. HINcKLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

A few duels in Virginia in which both
parties should be killed would appar-
emily do something toward reforming the
politics Of the State. n Lowell Courier
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA. CounrY CT LINCOLN,
DIurnIcr on PROSECUTING ATronSEH's OFFICE.
To the following named defendants. and 10
all owners or claimants to tho real estate and
Improvements thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described;
situate. lying and being In tho County Of Ha-
coin. State Of Nevada, known or unknown you
are hereby notified that suit has been com
menced In the Justice Court. Phoebe Township.
in and for Lincoln county. state Of Nevada, by
tho State OF Nevada, rlaintih. against eacn
OF the defendants hereinafter named,
tracts or parcels Of land, With the TN
provemonts thereon and Improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim.
ants to same, known or unknown, to recover the
tar and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against ssid property for the fiscal year COM
Der 81, 1883. and that o summons has been duly
issued In said case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer tho CON-
plsinf fled and show cause on OF before the
taken against you. and the real estate and I'm
proyements hereinafter described for the
amount Of taxes and delinquency specified and
costs Of suit:
TAr AND pELrxeurScr.
E Chilovich: Fec simple title to lots
No. o. and % In block No. o., also;
lots No. and 8. in block No. IS. al,o
lot Mol In block No. 20, also lot No.
II In block No. 10, IN the town Of
Phoebe. according to the cffcial map
thereof.
800 90
Ten per cent. ....-..........-.-...... eVs
--
Total. !. 80, q
Asaim Bro: Fee single title to lot
No. J, in block IS, and the improve
menfs thereon, in the town Of Phoebe,
according to the Official map thereof.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Ex-senator Sharon verbally directed
the Trustees Of his estate to give $40, 900
to the State Orphans Home. at Carson.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

The minstrel performance given on
Thursday evening was the finest that has
exhibited in Phoebe for years, and are
there any one who can refute this asser.
ton. Such talent has never before been
displayed under the darkness of burnt
cork.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

There are sixty.6ve Indian children in
sttssdancs % the Colorado river agency
scllool At Parker. A. T.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08
A Modest Legal Veteran.

Washington Cores ondencs Nashville Commercial
Probably forty-nve years ago there lived at
Nashville, Tenn. a young lawyer whose fine
Talents and scholarly requirements brought
him To ths general attention OF the local bar
He was studiOus IN habits and laboriouS in the
practice of his profession. About that time he
undertook the preparation OF a volume that
SHOULD embrace a succinct, yet clear. digest OF
judicial Opinions, elucidatn. the common law
And constructions Oi constitutional yrOyision..
along with statutory provisions predicated
thereos. humber OF years were spent in
the undertaking IL required great labor
care and accuracy. IL demanded. also, con-
siderabls research. At the expiration OF the
the public under the title OF '.deigss Digest
Is became essential 10 the bar. Lawyers
every whore sought IL. IL acquired fo.,-
most place In law libraries, bu; IL now out of
prSns. The volumes have "A peculiar value be-
cause OF this fact, and are q Monument to the
Industry, the learning and the genius OF .ne
author. A Few days ago, when visiting the
nsighborhood OF the district court. Your core
spoudent met the aalnor-Return j. Me.ags-
who has passed his ei.htieth year, but " hose
physical yI.cr and mental vitality illustrates
the charms " green old age" Mr. Meigss, for a
1oE. peEeod, has held the place of clerk OF the
cours Of the District o. Columbia His game Is
luominsnt in legal literature, but his quiet,
modest, simple lie, bordering toward ninety,
Indicates the peaceful way In which he h as
spent the days since he abandoned the hustle
OF active endsavor in which he won I'M perish
able fame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08

of tea, coffee and biscuits or cakes, but gradn-
ally these developed into moro elaborately set
suppers, which naturally added 70 the oSilifancy
and attractiveness of the entertainments.
WHO HAVE BEEN OR ARE MEMBERS.
Olive Risley Seward, Esmeralda Boyle, Sara
Carr Upton, Rosa Paige, J. T. 8. McBiair, NJ.
Bailey. Antonio Barili. Samuel Tyler, James
Quay Howard, Edmund a: Cummins. Rebecca
Clyde Boyle. Hanson A. Risley, IA. de Cham
brun, Elliot Coues, Chrisfopher e Cox, Anna
Browne, F. v. Hayden, Albert J. Myer, Mary f.
Nealey, Sigismund Rudolph Blum, NJ. E. p.
Bouligney, Eliza A. Dupuy. Florence Fendall,
Mary 4. Henry, F Hilg g,s "A a s T. Smith, E
Baungras, David Kindleberger, Walter Paris
]. II. Witt, William a: Potter Mary Isabella
Robson, Mildred T. Willing, Miss Bryan, Theo-
John Caulfield, Carl Schurz. Mary Goode. Lille
de Hegemann, Alex. Melville Bell, j. W. Pow
ell, Richard n. Brooke, stanley Matthews, SEN
Mrs. BeIden Noble, Madeline yinlon pahI,
gren, Chas. VIM. Hoffman, Mary Buck
lin Claflin, Annie Bell Irish, James Clarke
yelling, Elizabeth Bryant Johnston. Alex.
Edward Clark, Geo. Kennan, Glare Han,
son Mohun, Caroline Elizabeth Knox. Benjamin
Alvord, Jean NJ. Davenport Lander, Elfphalet
Frazer Andrews, Jennie T; Gould Lincoln.
Louise Keller Camp, Garrick Mallery, Isaac
f. Clarke, Edmund Clarence Messer, Mary
Clemmer, Ida Miller. Anna NJ. Cri;ten-
den Coleman, Eleazer Hutchinson Miller, Her
bert Pelham Curtis, Imogene Robinson Nor
rell, Anna Laurens Dawes, Martin Ferdinand
Morris, Ella Laurence Dorsey, John George
Nfcolay, Chas. Daniel Drake, Charles Nordhotf,
Theodore Frelinghuysen Dwight, Almon Ferdi-
nand Rockwell, Cornelia Adele Fassett, Aims
worth Rand Spoford, Stephen Johnson Field,
Re6ecca Reuter- Springer, Edward Miner Gal
Gibson, Henry like, Theodore Nicholas Gill,
Joseph Roswell Hawley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08
Saturday Smiles,

A Rose by any other name than Cleveland
would not sell her book half Is fast Just now
Boston Transcript.
"Were YOU a bull or a bear" asked an 40
quaintance of a speculator. Neither" he TO
piled; Il was an ass.''-Aabarnidn.
Will you tell me why colonel
Is spelled in a style 80 inolonel'
III Journal is not spelled JoloBel,
Then why spell KERNEL colonel:
suppose" says an exchange, "all the world
went to bed every evening at sunset" Oh,
the end of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
Little girl, do you know whose house this
is?r asked a solemn-looking man of a bright
child seated on the church steps. ''les sir; it's
Gods, but He amt in she added, as the old
gentleman was about to walk up the steps,
"and His agents gone To Europe. "-Cyrssfioa
Advocate.
Said the landlady, pensively cycling the
healthy boarder, "These new potatoes cost
tust twice much as the other kind" THAT'S
all right" responded the healthy boarier: they
are twice as good. and we eat twice as many u
them. "-Defrou Free Press.
"That is q buckshot DOSE" said a druggist
yesterday, as he finished a prescription. what
Is a buckshot dose?" "When a doctor don't
know exactly what TO give patient he orders
a half dozen things put I'm his prescription,
hoping that one of them may hit the right spot
We call it a buckshot prescription because .
man loads his gun TO the muzzle the same
principle. SAGtdnfa Constellation
"The only thing 30 mar the pleasure az the
'was q little difficulty between the clergyman
and one OF the mourners concerning the owner.
ship OF flask found In the carriage they had
occupied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08


ITO Prisons about to Drown-Retain your presence
Of mind as if You were in your own parlor Throw
your self promptly on your back. Cease to struggle
SRapiy keep your cut of the water and breathe
through your nose. and will float and presently
some one will come and pull you ashore"
The above is good advice, Titus Munson Coan
in Hurper's Weekly to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Probably the most remarkable instance of a
life saved by observing this advice, occurred at
Parramore's Beach, Accomac county, Va. This
beach is one of an outlying chain of islands
running down the coast of the eastern shore of
that state, and form the true sea shore on their
eastern sides. Between them and the main are
shallow broadwaterS, as they are called, and
marshes that are covered at high water, and
both intersected by channels which are the
thoroughfares of communication. Three years
ago, this summer, some ladies were visiting
friends in Drummondtown, which lies nearly ol-
posite ParramOre's Island and q beach party was
from the party to get a surf bath, aud for that
purpose chose a remote part OF the island to be
secure from observation. One lady remained in
her position stepped into q deep place,
lost her footing and was carried OF.
AS soon as this was observed the others ran of
screaming for help across the island, a diff
cult locomotion, owing to the presence of sharp
grass and yielding sand "A distance perhaps of q
Of experienced fishermen and sailors were en-.
gagged. The first one OF the ladies who reached
the station was SO exhausted that she fell prone
In the sand, and some minutes elapsed before
she could make the situation known. When
she did, all the men declined to make the
search, and said 1t was extremely dangerous.
and moreover there was no use to try 1t. as the
lady was undoubtedly drowned, aud they would
look for and secure her body on the return Of
the tide.
While the women were beseechinr and wiring.
ing their hands in agony, two young fishermen,
Polk Lang and Frank Milliner, came up. and
finding out the situation Jumped in a boat,
pulled out the inlet between Parramore's and
the island just north OF il, down outside the
surf line, aud about sundown discovered the
object OF their search 1oating on the water q
mile and q half nom the place Of and an hour
aboard, thence to the main, where she was mi
to bed and given an alcoholic stfmulant. Two
days after she was In Washington; We and we'll
In giving her experience atterward she said
that a. soon sne found she had lest her f0ottna
she cried out aud thFsv herself upon her bach
and Henked, an accomplishment she had learned
In . Brooklyn swimming school. she wore :
broad brfmmed hat, which, tied around he,
chin, encountered her much, bat she said NJ
was afraid to raise her hands to uniasten Il les
she should sink. This saved her lifa e ST VA,
the object that the Ashermen i1rst sptod He<
she been able TO SWIM In al psObability The
would have been her 6rst eudeavof ana e
ha,stion and drowning would have followed
and this truo ta1o novef boon told. =
0Bo1an @ H1uNUa
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WASHINGTON. July l;}.. l$G,
PRoprRrY M STREETS or HrcHwArs.-T

PROPERTY IN STREETS or HIGHwAYs.-The
New York court OF appeals In lS63 gave de-
cision adverse 70 the right OF railroad compa-
MES to take streets or highways laying tracks
Without compensation TO owners or adjacent
property. The court said IL is an established
fors OF land adjoining . public highway are
owners OF the fee OF said highway, and that the
rfehts Of the public therein and thereto are no
higher or other than those OF mere easement,
aud that the proprietCrs on each side OF high
way presumptively own the soil In Zee 20 the
center. some perSons nave doubted whether
but this doubt Is now removed BY the decision
Of this court, In Bissell " the New York Cen
that thoge 4 no disttncttoo tn this respect be-
tWsen TIE streets az city and hlGhNnys IN IL
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08
A National Grant Monument ~ ~
National Capital.

A national monument at Washington %
General Grant IN one debt that the people 81
the nation must pay, and the sooner the bet
ter. It IL simply impossible that long years
will be permitted 90 elaspe before the work IL
completed, as Was the case with the monur
menf 70 Washington; but there Is Al least
some danger OF delay, In the fact that New
York, Chtcako, san Francisco and other cities
monuments Of their own But Besides al
these, there must be q national monument ~
the national capital.
The condition OF Gen. Pntnam's grave In
BROOKLYN. Conn.,, Is enid % be Disgrace - The
state. Weeds and tArss q ever kind Oruu
oVbr e unroUfEnfnod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-08
A Literary Curiosity.

The peculiarly OF the following lines is that each
ia IL all the letters OF the alphabet except
he vowel which Is uses most OF all IN lan-
HsRss aud whish does not appear II all
A jovias swain should not complain
q any ba1oGn fair
Who nlycks his pain and thinks IL gain
To Quiz his aw kwsrd air.
0Ixctis boys who look for toyA
ts1txOsts hazards run:
AkSs annoys with Trivial toys,
opposing NAN Tor fun
a joViai swain may rack his brain,
nd tax his fancy might.
10 quiz Is vain, for 'Iis ElOsg piasn
Is2I what say b right.
Besten's famous lawyer, Sidney bartlett IL
GShty4& years Old and estimated TO be worth
Sl2tOe, 200. chiefly derived fron excellent
xaii1Oad speculations.