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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20
Gin heutItber 8rabl blatt9bfaM.

Nu9 bas R6nigrei6 Ga9len bat nun
einen 8rablaugb Sal. Sn ber atpeis
ten Gammer beg fd6iii6en 2anbtages
fam ndnli9 neulib bic 8itti@rift zines
gbentniber Raufmanns aur 8erbanbs
lung, tnel9en bon bortiger &atbsifelle
bic 3ur grIangung bes 8itrgerre9ts
n6tbige gibesleiitung berpeigert tpor6en
mar. Qlls 9ii1berrt batte Der 8ittiteler
ertldrt, er CLAUDE nidt an einen per1Dn=
li9en @ott unb balte ben @ib fit cine
bloBe 6ormel, tDiirbe ii9 aber glei9z
tpobl bur@ bas In ibr entbaltene 8er=
ipre6en gebunben fiiblen. Da ber bon
ber &ammer ernannte &eferent in l1es
bereinitimnunng nit Dem Oberbiirgers
bott @bemnib bic Mnerfennung @ottes
fiir bas Meientli@e bes gibes belt, 10
beantragte er, bic Bei9perbe gegen ben
Stabtratb BON @bemnib auf fidb beruben
gu laiien, tpogegen ii6 namentli6 bic
8ertreter Der nationalliberalen partei
ausipra6en. Ser Mbseorbnete &irba9
iab in Der Nuffaiiung bes &eferenten
einen bebenfli6en Giidl9ritt auf benz
Wege sur @euiHensfreibeit unb be1tritt
Der eioabaebmenben 8ebbrbe bas &e6t
gu unteriu6en, tpie Der ben @ib 2eiitens
be feinen Snbalt auffafe. I'm dbnlis
den Gdllen bor5ubeugen, brad5te er eli
nen 9lntrag Elm bes eSnbalts, bel ldnbes=
re@tli6en neutrality-suspicious. ents
tpeber BON elmer @ibesabnabme iiber>
baupt ab5uieben o6er ben gi6 bur6 cine
gerpfi6tungsform ni6t religi6Ien Sn=
balts gu erieBen. 5ebr altreffeno mar
ber 9inneis zines liberalen Nbgeorbnes
ten auf bic Socialbemptroten in Der
&ammer, bic sur @ibesleiitung augelais
fen tporben ieien, pbglei9 1te Bel ieber
@elegenbeit 6Hentli6 erfldrten, Ntbeiz
fen 3u iein. Sin anberer Mbgeorbneter
ma9te geltenb, baB eine 8erpeigerltng
Der @i6esabnabme bener eine 6anbba=
ben biete, tuel6e ft6 ibren biirgerliden
8erpfi9tungen gu entsieben tpIni9ten.
Sebo9 fanb bic Muffai5ung bieier &ebz
ner tpeber bic 8eiifinnlung ber Goniers
natiben nod oes Winiters, unb Der Mns
trag &irba@ tpurbe nit 80 gegen %
@titnmen abgelebnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20

teine Sbrdnenflutb bdtte fie 10 tief er=
greifen uno riibren f6nnen, als biefer
fGrile &lageruf, ber faft tpie bas &C.
beul zines armen, gequdlten Sbieres
flang. 9fur einmal fano lie Worte, als
fe ben &orporal erfannte. 9tnipeJ,
MeiBrod! i6rie fie auf.
Dantt aber ri6tete iie fi9 auf unb
fredte ibm flebenb bic sefalteter Sdnbe
entgegen: Neinl = bleib' b6re meis
ne 8itte! Mimm i'm gefanget1!, ebe er
gebt = I'm @brifti 8armbersigteit tpils
len - 1iimm ibn gefangenl
Sic fudte ft9 alt erbeben, bic Weiber
britdten fie auf ibr 2ager tieber. Sie
Mern1ite lit tpabniinnig getpprben, fliiz
Ferten iie einanber f6eu gu unb minftet
benz Solbaten, bic @tube gu berlaRen.
CT gebor1te, bon @rauen gef9ittelt,
unb trat tpieber bor bic S6ente, tpo bic
Menge abermals itill unb anbd1tig ben
Worten bes blei9er, berpiIberten Man>
mes lauf9te, BET einit ber fanftmiitbigfte,
frieofertigfte 6ausbater feines 9orfes
getpefen uno befen Weib nun feinen
Soofeinb anfleben muBte, i'm uni6db=
lid all 1rta9en-
Sum bas Wi6tisite, oas S6merali6s
fte, tuarum i'd mir unb gu6 gun, Glus
9e tper6en maBte! gs gel6ab in Golge
eimes fur9tbaren Srrtbams, aber ni9t
meine eigene l1eberaeuSung mar irrig,
ni9t ntein urtbeil iiber Gu9, fonbern
itur trtein 8ertrauetr itt Mnbere!
9fp9 beute 1T es meine beiligite, tiefffe
l1eber3eugung, fit oiei1 leben unb iters
ben will, bob 6iefe Welt auf @ere6tigs
felt sebaut 1T.
(Gortfebung foIst.)
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(Gortfetung foIst.)

Sd babe Sonsaline in einem
Gale bon 35idbrigen Neuralsias2 s2eiben
bertpanbt. Wdbrenb ber lebten Sabre
mar BET Patient total unfdbig CUR Nr=
belt uno litt fortudbreno beftige
59nier3ert, als er begann, Songaline
su gebrau9en. Set bem, tpdbrenb Der
leBten a6t Sage, bat er feinen Mnfall
tpieber gebabt. Dies 1T bemerfens.
tpertb f6pn aus benz Grunbe, neil ct
in Der Sonne arbeitete, mas er lett ben
lebten 20 Sabren nid5t permo6te. @s
1T ein ausge3ei9netes gferben= n=Spnic.
$. g. Melfon, 81. O., @fblanb, Ohio.
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@ea. ,MtIheIm

Sie 2iinftlerin 1T i9on 10 BON ames
rifanifber Greibeit angebau@t, bab fie
fi@ aug obigen nDonnerfeilen" ni6ts
tna9t. Wir fe erfldrt, bat fe i6pa
bdufig in GOlge bon 0dnbelr nit 0il'
len, ibre @ntlafung bon Der t. Oper In
berlin berlangt, I'm na9 Mien iiber5u=
feoeln, aber 6as @epini9te ME err
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20
9lnfaenakt, @iienbahnleute!

Sd lit iiber Elm Sabr an 8erbaus
ungsibwd6e, idh mar babel febr sallig,
aud peripilrte i'd 5upeilen Elm bumpfes
Jr6ffeln, bann 6ieber, mas mid enbs
lid au 8ette mari. Sd nabn, Sim=
mons 2iper &egulator, bereitet BON s.
$. 3eilin 6 60. unb bin bur9aus
iiberaeugt, baB er ieiner gmpfeblung
als Mittel gegen 8erbauungsi9pd9e
unb @allenleiben bbllis entlpri6t, benn
mein Sal NOR BON iebr bartuddiser
Natur. @iele Greunbe ipra9en babon
unb ale fino iie einitimmig baraber,
bob bieier &egulator ale ibm na9ges
riibmten 8orsiige befbt.
M.9.SisbtOper, Conductor G.&.&. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20

Die
W6@entItdbe Trete Wreffe
eri4eint
iebeu Donnerf as
unb frlfet
$3.50 bas Sahr ober 1925 fRr s
NOnute in TOrunsbe3ablHns.
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stabtrathsper perhanblumar,t !.

Die gefrige 8erfammlung ber Stabt.
bdter mar eine iebr animirte. tn oer
cine trtegertt@e Sttmn1ung borberrf@te.
Die erte Weranl0fung gum Mufettts
attberplaben ber Setter tuurbe our9
bas Jutter fur bas pierb beg MtaB= unb
@emt9ttnfpettors gege5er. Mtebrere
StaDtndter bteltett Das PferD Des Stts
ipettors tttr uttn6tbtg, alloere tpteoer
nt@t, utto tla@ ldngerem Sebatttren
lpurbe ber Mntrag gum Viefern bon
courage fiir oas infpettorli1e Yferb on
bas @omtte 5uriidpertpteien. @s fol
unteriu9en, oh Der Snfpeftor zines
pfsrbes ben6tbist ooer titbt.
Sarauf forgte Der Stabtoater Wt1deD
titr et1et tteuett @egenitatb aur De-
bate, tt1Dent ct 1uf Geconfiberatio1 oes
Bef@lnHes 5ur grueiterung Der Soles
oa0fraBe atttrlig. Vt tpollte 8elegen=
belt baben, feline Nbftimmung atl du6ern.
Die Gelegenbeit tpurbe ibm au@ ses
geben, Dbne 6aB ft9 ber angenomnene
8ei6luB babur9 dnberte.
Na@bem 6ies gef@eben, trat cine
frie6li1e pauie elm, in tpel6er ntebrere
GtraBenberbef unter au6ern
bic &eparatur ber 8onbamitraBe, be-
f9lofen tuurbe.
Maden bate iebo9 ni9t lange &ube
ln6 faGte balb uie6er neuen Streit an
bur@ ben Mntrag elmer Bewilligung bon
$3.50 sur BermeIfung Der @rellaen bes
2anoes am Gan Mntonio s5luffe. Ser
Mntrag tpurbe atuar angenommen, aber
bamit berubigte ii@ MadeD ni1t, ionz
bern berIangte ferner, baB Der Mapor
in offener 5taotratAsfibung Elm aus 4
NIbermen deficiencies &omite, ernenne,
benz bic ganae 4ngelegenbeit iibertragert
perbe.
gfun tpur6e Der Miapor tplitben6 unb
tpoIlte tpifTen, mas bas @rnennen in
offener Gibung beoeuten iolle. Msadep
erpiberte aana faItbliitia barauf, baB er
ibn babur@ perbinbern lpoae, bic Inges
Ieaenheit a,l elmer neriDulidheu au ma
den.
gDie elm Donnerf@laa fielen bieie
Worte, obqleid) he febr rubia qeIprod1en
,uarett, in bic 0eriammluna anb es
i6ien fat, als toellten fi6 bic etabtpds
ter in bic 9aare seratben. Do6 Der
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- 9ie 3abl ber Selepbone in ben
Ser. Staaten lit 325,574, = tpdb>
reno @nglanb beren nur $4,000 bat.
@s fomnlen alio auf Elm Selepbon in
England iiber fiiHfunb3wansig in ben
Ser. Staaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20

BFan3er III 2ouifiaua baben cine
8ewegung begonnen, beren 3wed 1T,
bic probuftion bon Baumwolle gu pers
minbeln, 10 lange bieielbe teinen befes
rem preis bringt, unb fi6 mebr auf
Maisbau un6 S@meine3u@t su perle.
non
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-20

"Feiles Sarsaparilla'' far
ale 8lut. unb Sauttranfbeiten. &urirt bic
f6limmfen Sale bon 8lutbereiftuns Bic 3ur
setpObnli@en Slime. @ebrau9Sanmeiiuns auf
ber Etttette. Gabrisirt bon Der alamo Wft'a
Company uab gum @erlauf an 8ieberberfaufer
mnb an @ribatperipnen BET u. DreiS, Gan
Mut0uio.
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Mus bem @imfdbrieeuIebet

Ser ginidbrigsGreitpillige H., ieines
3et9ens Doctor Der Mebi3in, fon,nlt bes
Mittags au ipdt gum 9ienit unb ents
f6uloigt fi6 beim Ma6tmeiiter, er tpds
re 3u ipdt nit benz Speiien fertis sewOr.
ben.
Was2 unterbriGt i'm ber Wa9tmeis
fer, ginidbriser, tpiFen sic ni6t, bic
9erren Offisiere ipeifen, bic nnteroffi.
siere efen unb bic 2eute, bie frefen.
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Sinn{rr h.

Wer ni@t gelitten, bat nur balb gelebt,
Wer ni9t gefeblt, bat pobl aud ni9t
geitrebt;
Wer ME sepeiut, bat balb au@ nur ses
ladt,
Mer ME seaueifelt, bat pobl faum
gebadbt.
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0ie cptttractbritmtae 2tIlte.

9ie grpBe Sdngerin 2illie 2ebmann,
lift, neil iie iii Nmerita bIieb, beim al
ten &aifer WiIbelm in nngnabe gefal,
len. 9err b. 9Ilien, Der General Snz
tenbant 6er &6nigl. G6aulpiele, i9rieb
| ibr am II. Mdr3 B. S. BON Berlin mad
Stem Oort: uMa9bem i9 in Golge
SbrD WeblgebDren @6reibens bonn s.
b. M., bic mir in bemielben porgetras
genen Wani6e mod eirnal 3ur &ennt=
niB Sr. Maieffdt bes Gailers unb E6s
nigs gebra9t bate, 1T mir nunmebr,
tpie bies ni9t anbers alI ertparten mar,
bic in Nbi61ift anliegenbe Nqerb66te
&abinets Orore 5ugegangen. Sem
entfpre9en6 finb Sic tpegen unbeflig<
ter ueberf6reitung Sbres urlaubs fir
tDortbriidig ertldrt porben, ltnb bic
R6niglide Sbeater 5aupt RaiIe bat
InDeiiung erbalten, bonn /. Mdr3 ab.
nit tpel9em Sage sic aus benz 0ers
ban6e bes &6nigli1en Sbeaters gei9ie=
ben finb, Sbnen feinerlei @pmpetensen
mebr gu 3aDlen, unb i@lieBli6 eriu1e
i'd Sic Inn cine f@leunige grfldrung
bariiber ergebenIt, paun Sic bic con=
trQctIid itipulirte Gonbentipnaltrafe
bon $500 Marf 5ablen tpp(len." -
Ser i'm 0ilien'f9en Briefe erpdbnte
Befebl bes Gaiiers an Die General. Sn.
tenbantur lautet 10:
Ius ben 8ert9ten babe Sd gu Meiz
ner ueberraf9ung erIeben, bab bic
Gammeridngerin 2ebmann es ni9t nur
perIu6t, etne no9malige 8erldngerung
ibres llrlaubs iiber ben 1. Mdr3 biuaus
big gum @6luB Der @aiion gu berlans
gen, ionbern baB fie fi6 au9 ni6t
f6eut, troB Der ibr In 10 rei6em MaBe
ibon su She'll getporbenen 8ertdii6ti=
gung, glei@pobl auf ibre fraberen Nn=
tr6ge auriid5ufDmmett unb einen bier>
mDnatli9en Winterurlaub au eritreben.
Gin fOl9es 8erfabren, insbeionbere
0ur@ eissnmd9ttses 8orseben einen
Druid auf bic 8ertpaltung aus3uiiben,
seugt BON elmer MBa@tung ieber notbs
tpenoigen Srbnung, tpel9e Sd gu bull
ben ni9t gemeint bin. Sd ermd9tige
sic, ben General sSntenbanten, nidt
itur bic gefellten 9lntrdge ber p. 2eb=
mann ab5ulebnen, ionbern au9 megen
Der unbefugten ueberi@reitumg ibres
urlaubs bas Weitere an beranlafen.
@e3. WilbeIm.
Die &iinftleritt 1T i@on 10 BON ames
ritanii@er Sreibeit aneebau9t, baB fie
ftb aug Dbigen uDpnnerteilen" ni1ts
ma4t. Wir fie erfldrt, bat he i6on
bdufig in Golge BON 0dnbellt nit 0iiIs
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

How the human system ever recovers fro,
The bad effects of the nauseous medicines ofte
literally poured into it for the supposedly
relief ofd dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa
lion, rheumatism and other ailments, Is
mystery. The mischief done by bad medicine
IS scarcely less than that caused by disease
ifthcy who are weak. bilious, dyspeptic, con
stipated or rheumatic, would oftener be guide
BY the experience of invalids who have thor
oughly tested Hostetter's Stomach BitterI
they would In every instance obtain the speed
lest aid derivable from rational medication
This medicine is . searching and at the sam
time q thoroughly safe remedy, derived iron
luence Of Its basis of pure spirits, propertie
IS medicinal stimulant not to be found In IN
iery local bitters and stimulants often resorte
70 by the dcbilitated dyspeptic and languid.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

TN THE JUSTICE COURT OF HIKo TOWN.
/ SHIP, Of the County Of Lincoln, State OF
Nevada; Jos. NcGufle. Plaintiff. w. Il. Chaffcc,
Defendant. The State OF Nevada sends greet
ing 10 z. ChAffee, Defendent.
You sre hereby summoned TO appear before
me, at my Office In Hike. In the County Of Lin
coin, on the 18th day Of September. 1886, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, In the action brought against you
by said plaintiff, to answer the complaint OF the
above named plaintiff. Said action ia brought
to recover the sum Of ls63 S7.t00 sixty-three
and e7-100 dollars, for taxes and costa paid By
plaintiff. on your account, TO save from sale for
delinquent taxes for the year 1855. certain
property situated In Pshranagat Valley, said
county, assessed to you In 1888, and subse.
quently sold by you to plaintiff, or Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount
together with costs Of this suit II you fail to APP
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
Greeting; Make legal service and due return
thereof. rnl
Given under my hand this 27th day Of July.
1885. LOUIS STERN,
A Justice Of tho Peace Of said County.
iy3ltd
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

A Texas woman writes from Paris:
Paris is an immense roundup Of human
cattle; the herds Of them are driven
through series Of pens and at short and
stated intervals are taxed so much ahead
for being driven. 1t costs two francs and
fifty.ive and one.half Of tenth sous to
stay there, and three times as many to
sit down. Matches. soap and candles
are not furnished by the proprietor Of the
hotel gratis, but each article comes in for
its share Of francs. There is no ice
water to be had for love, or anything else
:. hut money. To get from one place to an.
other you encounter a continual cry Of
''deux francs sill vous plat, Monsieur,
that makes ones gall jade Of pocket
book vince repeatedly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT soR.
IN REL MARE, fve years old, one hind foot
white. star In forehead. and branded @, 10 run
ming ON my range ct Rose Valley, and has been
thefs since December, 1885. The ownsr Of the
said animal p requested 10 prove property. PAY
Ross Valley. August u, 1885. Y.
au14 VIC. GLISSkN.
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ELECTIONS THIS YEAR.

Alabama elects Congressman Nov. ID.
Arkansas elects State officers and Leg
islaturc September 9th; Congressmel
Nov. ID
California elects State officers, Legisla
ture and Congressman Nov. ID.
Colorado elects State officers, Legisla
ture and Congressman Nov. I'd.
Connecticut elects State officers, Legis
lature and Congressman Nov ID.
Delawar elects Governor, Legislature
and Congressman Nov. I'd.
Florida elects Legislature and Congress.
men Nov. I'd. M
Georgia elects State officers and Legis.
lature Oct. 9th; Congressman Nov. ID
Illinois elects minor State officers, Leg.
islature and Congressman Nov. 2d. Also
Indiana and Iowa elects minor State
officers and Congressman Nov. I'd.
Kansas elects State officers, Legislature
and Congressman Nov. I'd.
Kentucky elects Congressman Nov. I'd;
also Louisiana.
Maine elects Governor. Legislature and
Congressman Sept. 10.
Maryland elects Congressman Nov. "a
Massachusetts,, Michigan and Mime.
sofa elects State officers, Legislature and
Congressman Nov. "a.
Mississippi and Missouri elect Con.
gressmen Nov. I'd.
Nebraska and Nevada elects State
officers, Legislatures and Congressman
Nov. I'd.
New Hampshire elects Governor, leg.
stature and Congressman Nov. I'd.
New Jersey elects Governor, Legisla-
ture and Congressman Nov. I'd.
New York elects Judge of the Court
of Appeals, Assemblymen and Congress.
men Nov. I'd.
North Carolina elects Justices of the
Supreme Court. Legislature and Con-
gressmen Nov I'd.
Oregon elected State officers, Legisla-
ture and Congressman June eth.
Ohio elects minor State officers and
Nov. I'd.
Pennsylvania elects State officers, Leg.
stature and Congressman Nov. I'd.
phoIat ,Iook.l Ca. I
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Samuel R. payson, Of Boston. who was
considered one Of the wealthiest men in
the city, has made an assignment and
rendered his resignation as President Of
the City National1 Bank. His financial
troubles were caused by the endorsement
Of the paper Of the Indian Orchard Mills.
His liabilities are estimated at s35, 700.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Editor Cutting has been released by
the Mexican Government and crossed
over on the American side Of the Rio
Grande, and it is hoped that he will re.
main on the right side Of the river and
behave himself.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

The census has been taken, and it
shows that the old world has had only
1850 Kings and Emporers, Of whom 300
were overthrow, "a forced to abdicate,
% killed themselves, % went mad, 100
were killed in battle, 1913 taken by the
enemy, 25 tortured to death, l54 assas.
sinated and l0S executed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Says an Idaho paper: ut is nearing
the time when the musical voice Of the
office.seeker will be heard in the land,
but beware Of the old oiIice.holder who
don't want to DO nominated; they can
generally be set down as smooth old liars
and the hardest workers in the field"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28
Notice TO Co.owner.

To JOSEPH COOK, owner Of one-hali inter-
est In the MOONLIGHT mine, situated in
Highland Mining District. Lincoln County.
State Of Nevada. you are hereby notified that
there Ia now due from you the sum Of One
Hundred $500 Dollars for your interest in the
above named mine, for assessment work done
on said mine for the years 1884 and 1885, which
you are hereby notified TO pay immediately. to-
gether with the costs Of this advertisement.
otherwise shall claim forfeiture Of your in
terest, in conformity OF the acts Of Congress
lsection 81 approved May 10th, 1872. All per.
soiir arc cHuiiviud against purchasing tie ss;;
interest from the said Joseph Cook, "a he can
not under existing circumstances make legal
transfer.
JOHN BAxsTER.
Phoebe, June "a, 1896. je26-90d
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Fragments of the body of an Italian
who was murdered some time ago and
thrown into the Sacramento river, above
Redding, are still being found, and the
officers are endeavoring to secure the ar
rest OF the murderers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

A man named Burns, aged So, and a
native of Ireland, was yesterday examined
by the Commissioners on Insanity and
committed to the Stockton Lunatic Asy-
lum. Burns has been for some days
past roaming in the neighborhood of the
North Beach Swimming Baths, quite
naked. He imagines himself promi-
nent politician, and SO informed the Com
missioners, during his examination. He
stated that he was the Precinct and
County Democracy in his own person,
and possessed all the 'political supremacy
attributed by outsiders to "boss" Tommy
OConnor and his satellites. Mr.. Burns,
however, was ordered to Stockton to
vegetate during the impending political
dog days. IS. F. Call.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28


A VALUABLE BuG. Robert William
son Of Sacramento, who owns a large
fruit ranch near Penryn, in this county,
has been introducing the two-spotted
ladybug, or scale destroyer, in the orch
ards Of his neighborhood. They are said
to be very efficient and thorough rem
edy for the San Jose scale. The scale
lives on the trees, and the ladybug lives
on the scale. 1t is said that whole orch.
ards in San Jose Valley has been entirely
cleared Of the pest that threatened their
destruction by this little bug. In one
case twenty.acre orchard had been
abandoned to the scale, the owner having
despaired Of remedy. The ladybug
came along and attacked the scale in that
orchard; in one year it had much i'm
proved. and in two years every scale was
annihilated, and the orchard is now as
healthy and thrifty as it ever was. W
PLACER Herald.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Recent general army statistics show
that last year "a out Of l56 deaths that
occurred among the soldiers were due to
suicide.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Exchange: A bull and ram killed
each other in fight in Billiard county,
KY, few days ago. The ram thrust Q
horn through the bulls heart.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Kaskaskia, which was once the capital
Of Illinois, with population Of 1000,
now has but $50 inhabitants.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

1t has been proven to the French As.
ISOLATION for the advancement Of Science
that the surgical operation Of trepannine
was practiced in prehistoric ages.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28
CURRENT NOTES.

men at Topeka hit negro in the ey,
with such force that his eyesight was de
stroyed.
The ancient city OF Damascus is grow.
ing IN prosperity, and now bids fair to
become once more an important trading
centre IN the East.
Sparks from a passing locomotive set
fire to a siy.acre field of ripe wheat near
Wilseyville, N. Y, the other day. The
grain was entirely consumed.
NJ. J. Smith, reporter on the Pueblo
Press, is deaf mute. He says that he
has no trouble in getting news, because
the people all know him and help him
out
A New London oyster dealer has in
vented dredge withHwhich starhsh, the
greatest enemies OF the oyster can be
taken from bed without disturbing the
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"hen an hlkart, lna.' farmer was un'
Loading load OF nay winch he had
driven 70 Market anu SOLO, ne iound
very hVeiy rattlesnake In the nay and In
the serpent ne ionnd Two meadow moies
st''i awe ana kicking.
Henry Emory, Of Sacramento, too full
of whisky, fell from q third.story win.
dow. struck and mashed board fence
thirty.nine feet below, and then got up
and took another drink in the nearest
saloon. A bump on the back Of Henry's |
head was the only apparent result Of his
FALL
A Toronto cat is credited with remark. |
able intelligence. She saw rat about |
to go through knothole in tight board |
fence, and knowing that she could not |
reach the rat before he reached the hole,
she went over fence like shot, and
captured him on the other side.
Tom Higgins, Of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
had sunstroke the other day. His
brother started for the doctor in hurry,
and the horse he rode stumbled, threw
the boy over his head, and stepped on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Never betray confidence; to do so in
dictate a lack Of principle and good
character.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

The latest news from the Negro wells
"a. to tragedy is to the effect that the
officers had struck the trail Of the muir
derers Of the Barney Martin family and
had followed it for five miles leading
toward Weaver.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Never, when travelling abroad, be over
boastful Of your own country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-28

Full moon on Sunday.