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Morris tribune., 1888-05-23
orNE,,aI ~ DIREC;rSORY.
JUDICIAL orrrcERs:
1ox G. l.. BRowN, District Judge.

JUDICIAL 0FFfCERs:
uox. l.. BRowx, District Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
aso. II. NuSRo. sheriff.
k c. uSLaEsoS, Treasurer.
sAMrRL LARSON, Clesk District ctCoaf''
Csc. NJ. GILTrx AN, Auditor.
/. II. w11IIsaroS; Reg Register .. p,ah.ss. 2, nSsa''
Gxo. f. DARLING. Judge al rroo@''
s.A, FLAHERrr, Attorney.
II. l.. HuRLBURD, Coroner.
D.T. WHEATON, Surveyor.
w L. Cc.YsR, Court. Commissioner.
Wn C. BIcxssLL, County supt OF Senoois'
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
N. r. spURR. President.
8. 4. FLAHERr1'
& 8: EHHs1ss v. ssaaHAs, ooun'i'''''
w. H. ROGERS,
Jso D. 0aLLEsriE, Recorder.
WI. MuNao, Treasurer.
Sr HsSsr hg sspss IcsaSs Justiessof the Peace.
D.T. wRsA1oes Assessor.
A. E. ANDERSON, Marsh"i.
CHURCH DIRECTORY:
Cosoasa ALTON Al, Rex, ], B. Fsirbank, Pastor.
Npruonr,r. Rev. K. p. Robertson, Pastor.
RoxAx CArnaLlc, Rev. Geo. Gaskeli, Psiest.
SeAxBIxAvIAS sv ANRHLIo Al LUrHHRAH. rev.
4. J. Anderson, of Scandal, Pastor.
CIVIC sOCIErIEs:
A.. e.. = A.. M...-Golden Shsst Lodge No
i2e, Meets Is, and Sd Saturdays 81 each modsh:
0. C. HANSON, W. N.
w. GRiswoLD, sec'y.
G.. A. Il.
q. 4, J. Ovsrton Post, No. %. meets the
Second AMI Fourth Fridays OF each month,
n. r. SrURK, Com.
II. /. BEvAxs, Adjuteut.
A. 0. U. w. >
Norris I.1Ise. NJ. 81. Mset$ each Tuesday
S'''S - '''''' j. D. GILLESPIE. N. W.
W. III. MILES, Recorder. -
SELECT KNIGHTS. A. o. U. w.
scott Legion. No. Is. Meets at It's hall the
nrss and thtrd Fridays OF each monsh, Com
W. II. MILES, Rec.
DIVISION NO. l, 4. o. H.
Nsets Second Wednesday, of each month,
In its hall, at 7:3o P: NJ;
x. \. FLAuERrY, Rec. Scc'y. =,
FATHER MATTHEW. C. T. A. SOCIETY
No. 100 of the C.tAolic Total Abstinence
Society Of America. Regular meetings nrst
and third Sundays In each moRth. In
Assumption Church, Immediately after
Mass. Visiting members respectfully In
vttsd r. 4. MCCARTHY, Prost.
E. P. O'BRIES, sec'y.
Mt. LEBANON r. A.CHAPTER, No. ~.
Meets first Wednesday Of each fnonth.
JOHN HOUSE,. Fl. p.
l.. H. WELLINGTON, see'y.
BETIEF. .C)MXANDERY, q, D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays Of each
month, D. r. SUTHERLAND, *. G.
Q. C. HANSON, Rec.
I. o. 0. F. ...-.-r.--.
Crystal Lodge, No. lss, meets at its hall on
A. DxKAT, N. q. .
c. A. PEPPER, r. 8.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

LINCOLN, Neb., May 10. Hon. James
Laird was renominated for congress In
the Second Nebraska district at Hastings
Monday.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

CINCINNATI, May 17.-state Senator
A. J. Streetor, Of Illinois, president Of
the Farmers alliance, was nominated
for the presidency By the Union Labor
convention. Charles +. Cunningham, Of
Little Rack, AFk:, was norllinated for the
Yica nrasidennE - q.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

Two young horse thieves were capt.
ured ut Anoka Wednesday.
A new pcstofiice has been established
&C Woodland, Otter Tail county, and
William J. Davies appointed postmaster.
III. e. Been, who was arrested for TAX
ing wood cut on government land, has
been discharged, no ono appearing
against him.
Two Of the eight Indians captured in
the recent Crow uprising and confined at
Fort Smelling have been released by order
from the president.
At Little Falls Rasmus johnson, q
Dane, has been pronounced by the doc
tors leper. He will be taken to st.
Panl for treatment.
David Hannah and J. B. st. Louis, the
boys arrested Mt Minneapolis on Wednes-
day for stealing horses, have been in
dicted BY the grand jury.
Horse thieves have been at work in the
vicinity Of Lsnssbore. A horse stolen
from D.. o. MCGOWAN, was recovered
near Canton, but the thief escaped.
Az. J. Hul's shorthorn sale near st.
Paul Thursday thirty-seven head were
sold at an average price Of $3.50. The
highest price paid for any animal was
81, 800 for Duchess of Rampant I'd.
A falling elevator in the ice house at
Hamm's brewery in ST. Paul caused the
instant death Of Joseph Kobler and
Charlie Miller and badly injured John
Zant, all employees of the brewery.
They fell so feet
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

Governor McGill has set Friday, July
l, as the date On which Timothy Barrett
will hang.
Winona is to have a 100000 hotel. A
home stock company will build 1t.
Granite Falls offers to donate 81, 1000 II
the county will donate $1,000 for a new
court house.
The Fergus Falls paper mill will start
up this week having made many i'm
provements in its plant.
st. Cloud will have a new $40, ,OOC
Methodist church. The old one will be
used for missionary purposes.
New postof1ices have been established
this week Mt Passaic, Wadena county,
and at Thorsburg, Grant county.
The treasurer of Stearns county paid
out 1914 for gopher bounties Wednesday.
The county commissioners have now
repealed the gopher bounty act. -. -. !!
The governor has appointed W. NJ.
Liggett, Of Benson, as a member of the
board Of regents in the place of C. d. Gil
fillan, whose term has expired. ..-
The Omaha depot at ST. Peter was
broken into at noon Saturday and q lot
OF tickets carried Off The theft occurred
while the station agent was at dinner.
Ferdinand Drusch of sleepy Eye, was
struck By the engine of the passenger
train at the depot Tuesday morning and
hurled twenty feet In the air, His. left
leg was broken abags tbs, ankle, other
wise his injuries are not serious.
United States Deputy sAarshall Brack-
-ett arrested Joe Delorney at Duluth, for
selling liqEor, to Indians. He has been
arrested fully twenty times, for the same
7enense in the past, fsw years, though he
has always escaped punishment through
same cause. -~~ -.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY =
Will be open as follows; Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 20 8; Wednesday
oyening7 to 3, and Saturday evening, 30 10.
J. D. GILLEsPIE, Librarian.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

Travellers Protective association, meet
in convention at Minneapolis June 10 to
cath. ~: ~ = @-.-. ----*.
80 The boards Of health Of Southern Min
nesota will meet IN Rochester May 90, 80
and 81. -, .~.r,,.,, - :, - -. -
The Baptist Mission church at Lake
:McKusick, near Saltwater, was burned
Sunday afternoon. 49, :..Zlr .-.!..
r. Minnesota division Sons Of Veterans
, hold their annual encampment at Mime
apolis June II and 10.
Business Educators Association of
America, have. an animal meeting at
Minneapolis July H. to Us.
.r1 By the capsizing Of canoe on vermil-
Hon lake Sunday afternoon, Pete Le-
gmalie and r. McMahon, of Tower, were
dgewned. 20 e,,,.-7 x, - = IN
= The new Congregational church at
FergtA Falls was dedicated Sunday, Rev.
III H. Morley preaching the sermon.
The structure cost s1s, 900. b.a /
Sc; N Carty and O'Brien, confined In the
-Faribault station house for breaking into
the Catholic school at that place, escaped
Saturday, but were captured by the po-
iiee Sunday
% It is said that the new postmaster of
,Shingle- Greek found 106 -undelivered let
ters in the office when he took charge a
few weeks ago. The letters were all the
way from six months TO six yearaold.
Can't. McDougan, the vessel agent at
Duluth, figures that, there are now ll3
steamers md barges bound for Duluth,
valued at 81, ,0U0, 600 and with cargoes OF
100, COO tons Of COAL railroad iron and
merchandise. This is the largest feet
ever on the lakes at one time bound for
Duluth, II not for any port.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

SELECT KNIGHTS, A. o. U. w.
s1ott Legion. No. Is. Meets at It's hall the
1rss and thtrd Fridays OF eaoh month.
]. D. GILLESPIE, Com.
W. II. MILES, Rec.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

DIVISION NO. /, 4. o. H.
Nsets Second Wednesday, Of each month,
In its hall, at 1880 ?. NJ. ..
c. MAarESIs, rres't. -
x. A. FLAuEnrY, Rec. Scc'y.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

Mt. LEBANON r. A.CaAPrER. No. ~.
Meets first Wednesday Of each month.
JOHN HoUsR, Fl. p.
T.. II. WELLISGToN, Sec'y.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

BETHEL LCOMNANDERY, U. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. D. r. SUTHERLAND, &. c.
.. c. HANSON, Rec.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

I. 0. o. F. -....-.r-.
Crystal Lodge, No. lsS. meets at lis hall on
A. DEKAT, N. q.
c. 4. PEPPER, r. 8.
Morris tribune., 1888-05-23

FATHER MATTHEW, c.. T. A. SOCIETY
No. 100 OF the Catholic Total Abstinence
Society of America. Regular meetings nrst
and third Sundays In eaeh mORth. In
Assumption Church, Immediately after
Mass. Visiting members respectfully In
vitsd r. 4. MCCARTHY, Prest.
Z. P. O'BRIES, Sec'y.
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EQUALIZATION. The County Commits.
sioners sat Thursday, as a Board Of
Equalization. In response to notices
previously issued, q number Of taxpayers
appeared to show cause why their a..
sessed valuation should not be raised.
Others appeared AMI ssked reduction
OF their assessments. The days work re.
suited in the following: Raises; j.
Eisenmann s32s, Eisenmann and Gunther
500, James McFadden $3.50. vincsnxq
Foglians $3.50, Pay Day My. Co. 500,
Day Silver M1. c.. s365. J. H. Alcock
4 ca. 81 400. Reductions; Chas. Stein
500, Bob Francis s62. 50, and J. Coum.
srilh $50 so.
The report Of W. j. Dooley, State
weather observer, for the past week
= 4
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CIuthin, Department.

In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tofore given in this Vicinity
ard cal special attention to
our stock of Overcuats and
SUITS for Men, Youths and
Boys Hats and Caps, ana our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods tn
great variety and Of the best
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are so per ol,nt. lower thar
formerly, and our Stock thu
Largest that has been carrtet
for ye arr.
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Don't forget to register.


Looks like rain once in while.
Mrs. Harry Gentry, of Oyerton, is WIS.,
iting her relative. and friends of Papaca.
VIM. Mathswss family was increased
on The 10th inst. by the addition Of =
tiue baby lirl.
Ali. Syphus has gone to Utah on bu'i.
ness for the Southwestern Mig. Co. Of
FL Dolaao Canyon.
lily Rice goes to Tintic, Utah, soon, in
search Of work; we don't know what
this means, hut have our opinion.
A. NJ. Fiudlay has been employed b,
the School Trustees Of Pine Valley,
Utah, as teacher Of that district.
A humber Of young gentleman ant
ladies' leave here soon for St. George
Utah. where they will attend echoe
this wiutsr.
There are 40 names enrolled en- tn
register Of the Grammar Dept Of or
school and 80 in the Primary; bot
teachers are kept busy.
The threshing will all be done thi
week. We'll be glad, and SO will tb
rest Of the boys, because Frank Wake
Jr., who is one Of the hand., takes til
eyes II all our girls.
Josie Hamblin left for Beaver on III
18th inst. to zee what could be done +,
her broken arm; she was accompanied b
Miss Jane Lee. who will ,i.it relatives .
Minersville, Utah, after which she gos
to Salt Lake City to spend the winter.
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ACCIDENT. On "Wednesday, ~ the Of.
-tefnoon shift was going On 1t the Yuba,
three men were descending the shaft in
the bucket and when below the 700 foot
level. . stone or wooden we,lge fell some
twenty feet and struck one OF them,
Angelo Clark, on the head, indicting .
painful though not dangerous wound
Tho cut was dressed by DR.. Nesbitt, -
With care the patient will be all right In
few days.
Public SPEAKING. As . democratic
voter and not asa candidate, Mr.. J. F..
Frsnohy, Of PahrAnagat Valley. will ad
dress the public thi. evening at seven
o'clock from the fire plug at the corner
Of Main and Meadow Valley streets On
the political isues Of the day and. will
remove from the public mind any cob.
webs there existing on the questions Of
free trade and tariff reform.
Coyotes have cleaned out the chickens
at Bristol, and stapd ., little 10 fear Of
the single inhabitsnt Of that once busy
place. that they deliberately squat on
Main street 70 rst, and nose in and out
Of the vacant buildings.
II you contemplate the purchase Of q
piano or organ, send for . catalogue to
Estey and Camp. Chicago, and
get a god instrument at fair
price. Tie reputation Of their instru.
ments 10 world wide.
Quite number Of political badger, Of
both partiss. and embracing variety Of
designs are Noticeable on the streets.
The wearers are mostly young and en-.
thusiastic members Of the parties.
County Assessor John Roeder went oul
to Pahrauagat Valley last Saturday but
returned in season for the meeting Of the
Board u Equalization on Thursday.
Hon. ]. Pouisde has erected tram
way from the top Of the dump to ths
wagon road Al BID mine above the Yuba,
to facilitate the loading Of ore.
The Episcopal Church building IL 70
ceiving some very necessary repairs
The whole cutside Of the building IL beinf
overhaulsd.
The family Of John Ince left for SAT
Bernsrdino, CAL. yesterday, goinl
overland via Meadow Valley Wash ant
ST. Thomas.
Frank Godbs went over to Osceol,
last Monday to b absent about ten days
Bishop Leonard returned toSalt Laksb
Mondays stage.
Alishs shower d rain fell yesterday
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Goods Department.


In tie Dry Goods Depart
ment we a,e Offering special
bargains IN ,order TO make
room for our Spring ard Sum-
mer Goods now in transit.
Note the GLOWING: Blankets,
and Robes, Fed Comforts Elan
nels, Ladies Heavy skirts, La
dies, Misses ard Children'a
Wooden Hose, Gents Fine
Wooden Half. Hose, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Cloakt
aud Newmsrkets, Jersey Jack
cts, Woolen Dress Goods, Wool
en- Hoo is, Nubias, Scarss ans
4 Heavy Mttts.
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DEM0caATIC >P3,KI>0.

:,
4, IN u'' '" EA"h'y anu non w.
" ~ s'u so"'y si1fd au''''
."e' - DIV" nan las. SATURDAY even
"k 40 p's'''a''y advertised. Inc
-p'SAe's "e'e intfoauced by Heo. ).
o~y''' ''an Vi 'ne county Centrai
~
w. ' e''ss were or'e'. ne
~ ~ ,O's"' "A' uo' po''','
~ ~ "'' ~ to""sa' 'pee'"
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TERMS sTRscTLy CASH.
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Mining Location: Poorman Mine.
Pahrauagat Lake Mining District; 10.
Gated August 80, by George Blythe and
Michele Labrosse.
A Democratic candidate for State Sen
ator appears in the person Of Hon. Henry
Rice Of Spring Valley. His announce.
ment stands out IN another column. Mr..
Rice Is well known throughout this
county AMI Leeds no introduction froo,
US. lie served the county as an Assem-.
blvman at the two last sessions Of the
legislature, and from the experience oh
tanned there believes himself fitted TO
cope with the responsible questions
touching this countys interest, which
will no doubt be submitted at the next
sitting Of that body. II nominated be
will make . strong fight for the office
and it will take go,d man 10 down
him.
FENCED Ts--The Daily AstsTisu Or. Of
September 9th says: Everyone has hear /
the Pike about fencing town ill.," 40
old Nevsd. friend in the office yesterday
I. lis II ~ fact ,hst he town Of Bullion.
vile, New, il fenced in" literally.
Some time ago the two principal miniug
companies put up $40 0oJ chic i,lization
works that did not work Everything
shut down, and neighbo,iag bands Of cat.
lie came licking around the pans aud set.
tiers and died from the effects
Of the chemicals On their innards.
50 the ranchers got together and hauling
lumber, just naturally fenced the town
in.
The Roe Bros. copper furnace at Bris
tol has been running for about ten days
Fourteen tons Of bullion were shipped t.
Milford last Tuesday. About sixteei
tons more will b, produced when s.oT
will be made. The present price Of cop
per make, the business profitable and ",
h,pe the boys will gather in few thous
ands of the fortune which Bristol Dis
trict certainly owes them.
MINERAL WATER Idanla minera
water is On sale here for the first time
1t can be had at any Of the saloons. l
10 natural mineral water and 10 bottle,
at Soda Spings, Idaho, just as it flow
from the mountain side. 1t makes de
li.iou, beverage in general, besides beinl
strongly recommended as a specific 10
all stomach and kidney troubles. Try it
| In appreciation Of the kind services
rendered by the brass Land at the meet
ing Thursday night, Hon. J. roujad
yesterday presented 10 cath member,
handsome nickel plated band lamp. will
attachments. Though the baud wa
thought TO be dead, this may revive i
and conduce to more evening playing.
Religious services were held at th
Episcopal Church lstt Sunday mornin
aud evening. Bishop Leonard officiating
Sunday School was held At 2 o'clock ?
NJ, at the close Of which q number O
christenings took place.
Sheriff Turner left for Carson, Monday
via Milford, having Christy Farrell i
charge.
Eugene Howell spent several days a
Bristol early in tho week on mining mai
tiers.
The Registry list now contains I
names with so or co more to hear from
ST. Jacobs Oil still continues its hol
on the public as . pain destroyer.
| Jos. Frenehy. Of PAhransgat Vale,
came In on TLsnday's buskboard.
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Lit Of letters rem an'ng INHALED for
at III" P,ochs Post iiicr, Sept. 3. iSSS.
Il. Wyusn.
Johu Shier. P. VI.
Don't forget to register.
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9oru.

Z A LPsnAcs, New. Sept 1e. lass. to the wife
OF FIN Mathews, . daughter.
Atrtghs. New. Sept. Is. 1883. to the wife Of
\. AlelusDns son.
/, Al pshranagat Valley, Sept 20, 1859. tot 4
TN 81 John Pippin. s0s.
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RrpusLrcAy ms4rISo,

adyertlseut bPohe w tuutsoey c'Suiuki
At Washington Hall, to large and up.
preciative audience, among which mum.
h, Of ladies' were observable. Flags
wsrs strung across the str. ct during the
.lt,rooon BY the boys, and preparations
made for bou6res. The bras, band die.
cour,ed music in the evening. bonfires
Tinted up the town, ana s o'clock found
the h III filed with an expect,nt audience,
which were not disappointed.
HON. Il. ,. BARTfyR
the speaker Of the evening, was intro.
duced by Hon. j.. Pouj ,de, Chairman Of the
H,oublcan County Central Committee.
After stating his desire to deal fairly
and canj lily with every question touched
upon, Nc. Bs,tipe p,oc,ed,d snd for
two hours engaged the earnest attention
Of the audience. He srraignsd the rres.
ent administration at Washington,
showed how inconsistent IL had proven
itself in general, whtn conn artd with the
platform upon which it was elected four
years ago, particularly and conclusiveIy
showing the hostile attitude taken and
maintained towards silver and the evils
resulting therefrom to our State
II, took up and conclasively answe cred
every argument advanced by Mr.. Cat.
sidy last week, and showed that the is.
sue Of thiscampaiga was on free trade"
plank, regardless Of arguments to the
cintrsy, and how tariff Of - per cent.
., elaine By the dsmoc ate. could be
distributed and yet result In free trade
In tha fuil..t ..r.a ~ III. 49,. "a.
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r.,.,.r NM, b.. f ~.
Va. Co.,. 81. ~. 1,.'ss
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d,,;,. Il. - M .pp.as
oron. A, ~.
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Hos. NJ. A. MusruY.
can lid ito for Supreme Jude was intro.
dass | who made fss brief but pointed
rem Ark. o, che sisaatiop, Candidates
for the p 'sition he sought Invariably re.
Trained from making q political spe. cb
Al | h. ~olll ut violne the rule.
B,si gsstlenn crs..si . favorable
impression AID left IN their return trio
y''''u.y We" p's.sei win the" recep
Wv" aaa 'ne oo'1'o. mere.
H,n. J. P,ujsde. .du,iop thu weak.
passed very crsditsble examination be.
fore the local COMMITTEES. on Al, .pplic..
ton for . lis,u,e :, an attorney and
counselor At law. The examination
papers 70 forward At once to the su.
ptems Coor, aud w;,, ~, d,,,h. ..,, h.
tue Issuance Of . license, under which
'ne gent'sman may take bis stand among
the fraternity Of Lincoln county.
The a,,ss.ment rail- for A.. pr...r,
year foot. 10 tot Il Of 1884. ls2.a Q, !,
o. inst 1850 al for 1897 a cain Of a.
s3s u.s. Toi, ,pe.ks xell for the County
Assessor and .how. . o,o.. .,tsnt,on 70
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STATE NEWS.

There is not vacant store or residence
in Reno.
Reno has dramatic prodigy in Miss
Mabel Booton.
In some lodging houses in Reno beds
are in demand at g. so.
Sug,r cane ten feet high is on exhiti-
tion Vt the Fair at Reno.
Over at Wasboe Lake ducks and geese
are reported to he getting plentiful.
A Comstock mother claims she has the
genuine milk shake-she is weaving the
baby.
There have been falls Of rain at Winnie
mucca and throughout Humboldt
county.
There are 293 mines on the assessment
roll Of Douglas county-an increase Of 46
since last ear.
A ledge giving 100 ounces Of silver to
the ton ha, teen struck in the Defiance
mine at Darwin.
In order to give the children an oppor.
tunity to enjoy Fair week the public
schools Of Reno are closed.
The Indian, in White Pine county
have gathered the biggest crop Of pine
nuts this year that ever was known.
Tho pipe for the Tuscarora water
works is now Icing distributed, and the
work Of laying it will soon be com.
menced.
Mason Valley people this year expect
to carry Of the fox tail, so long held ty
the Dsytonites, for the largest and best
potatoes.
Senator Kaiser of Churchill county
has an artesisn veil on his ranch which
Yields water enough for 500 cattle and
considerable irrigation Of land.
The little three. year.old daughter o
Hugh .McNamara, at Eureka. was fata !,
burned few days ago. She got at som,
matches aud set her dress on fire, burn
ing the body horribly above the knees
and died the next day.
| --s -
Some years ago q couple in Marshal
County Kentucky, read in the paper
that the State Guild pay $1,000 to tn
fir.t woman who bore 10 children. Thes
| good people deter mined to win the 81 90
and their industry WAS recently rewarde'
by the birth Of tho thirteenth child
Then the ouan went to claim the NTH
~ and was met by the cold intelligcnc
that no money was appropriated and
was only = newspaper myth. II the lef
islstu,s Of Kentucky has any gsllantr
left it with appropriate lhe $1,000 fairl
due these industrious people.
| Firmn ees Of purpose 10 one Of the moi
neoessar = sinews Of character.
| Bew are how you get into debt. 1t
mot 30 easy to get out.
-
| Air IN will kill the red spider.
l. ..... -
i 1orli.
IL
I a psnAca, New. Sept le. lass. to the vi
OF FIN Hathews, . daughter.
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Dew are how you get into debt. 1t il
not 30 easy to ct out.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-29

Firmn ses Of purpose Is one Of the mosl
neoezsar > sinews Of character.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-29

Air IN will kill the red spider.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-29
COUNTY RsoOnOEw's OFFICE
Business Ira nsactsI During the
Week Ending sept. VI, lsss.

Mining Location: Palmetto Mine,
Palranagat Lake Mining District; To-
Gated August %, by George Blythe and
Michele Labro.se.
Mining Location: Poorman Mine,
Pahrauagat Lake Mining District; 10
Gated August 80, by George Blythe and
Michele Lacrosse.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-29
Grocery Department.

Tn, Grocery Department II
Cons tantly supplied, and here
our prioss are still Lower than
the Lowest. Gall and be Con-
vint ,cd.
We have added largely 70
OF 4 stock Of Harness, etc., and
OF lrry a good assortment OF
+ tarpess, HStdles, Collars,
{ iweat-pads, Halters, Wnips'
Our entire stock IL New and tresh.
has bs~n recently rscsivsd, - cen.
taias M Avth seatea or bhsAssWeFA
Eooda
'ErERMs sTRicTLy CASH