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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

No - en- loueR profess 10 dcast
sAss ssas,,s's irss sabls road Is . azsd
fase q that bsfoss H. eo0in& ssnesr
4 spsna visissss to The city nay seash
Lshs wasAinstoa b . means Of loco.
cosiso Which =, Of oil thoss ass6 n
sitiss, ~ nose approved. Ths work
On IL ~ rad b bsina poshed With
N s.ssU which indicates the intsotion
Of ~ prenosoes 70 eomplsts u - rap
IDLY - u san b dose. and tboss Who
have doabss Of the good faith Of the men
connected With the enterprise sksald
satisfy thsis doubts By visiting the
sssns Of the work and inspecting tie
postioo Of W road which 10 already
baill
Il b clear that The road 10 being built
70 Say. Il 10 In every respsse . sab
s>sutial srd veil built read. ard II h
ths opinion Of compsisnt engineers
Who have examined IL that u viii en-
do.s for years. The work 10 being care
fully done under the supeEvisiou Of
men Who are thoroughly familiar With
the baiIding Of cable soads, and Bet
| ter piece Of work IL not 10 b found.
Seattle will have her cahls road eon-
plsssd and In Operations before The sod
Of The summss and will probably then
b the smallest city in the DATED
States having sueh Q road. The latter
distinction, however. she will speedily
iose, for hss rapid growth vill soon q,
her fos enterprises Of . far more metro
politan nature than the eonstrueijon
and operation Of cable roads. One may
fairly sxpses that before three years
have passed there Will b, not one. but
many esble roads In Seattle, and thst
pleasant and rssid means Of eomnupi-
cation betvsen Ne business heart Of
the city and any one Of dossn popu-
loas snb,sbs will b. aaosdsd the ei.i-
ssus Of the Pseet Sound metropolis.
II d not ont Of place 10 remark Ia
this connection that Seattle II The only
city north Of San Francisco OF west 81
q. Paul In which the construction Of
cable roads has been beesn. In seeur.
ing the things which pertain 70 . large
city. Seattle has hitherto always been
far In the lead Of any other city In the
tsssisosy. In this paTtiou'ss, however,
u 10 ahsad Of any other city Of the
North Pacific coast. Even Portland.
With I'll its wealth. With all it, advac-
taes In point Of age and priority OF Dc.
velopment, 10 only TALKING Of eabls
roads, While Seattle 10 building them,
and building them At rate and in Q
manner which cannot bat command
tbs admiration even Of those whose for.
tunes are bound up in rival cities.
To the citizens Of Seattle Who COZ
esivsd this great enterprise, Who h.
dneed oshess 10 interest," Themselves IN
H. vho have from The Arsa had cont
Asnss in ID and By their eonAdenes IN.
duesd shs conadsoes Of others. the
varuess praise y due. Without The en
ssrprise and push which have made IL
citizens famous Seattle voold today ~
vesy Different frsm the noble city which
sits 10 such aasealy majesty on the
sAors Of Elliot bay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Handicap Company
OF SEATTLE,

WILL FURNISH Br TIE DAT OR con-
w tSaet. painter. Grainers. papoe hansers.
calcsm ners, Aouse cseanesl, floor seouress.
window washers. carpet ecsserp. or men 70 do
any cleaning in The houss or YARD, cheaper
than ans one 10 tho city.
). d. D0OKER / 20,
uhsT Second st., bet. SENECA and Unyess.sy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27
Horses For Sale.
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Las OPENED 4 NEW SALE STABLE ON
The aisy, south Of Langstoa's Livery,
wh.rr be has On hand 1ae selection OF
horses. And stIl receive osdsss FOG any class
Of horsss desired, nos IN stock. mil Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

Tsacher-,vho WA the M NJ upright
man in the B iblss
Smart ky--I know who was III
straighsst.
Tssshsr- Well. who was the straight
est!
Smart B ,y-Jossph.
Teacher. --Whyf < x stq
eaA.t 2 oy-Bssaass : hasaah mads
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY.
p..th Of an Infant. corsner's Jury.

At the ranch Of Jos. McGufie, in Pah.
r.n.cat Valley on Sunday tho 22nd inst,
. coroners inquest was held over the re-
main, of an infant child which it was
stated had died there Friday night the
9otb This unusual proceeding was
dasmed necessary in view Of the appear
.nce Of the infants body and the sus-
ocious circumstances attending it's death.
I, seems that on or about the FIRST o
NAV last, Aggie McGuffe, who is not
more than Is years old, gave birth to an
;llepitirnate child at Parowan. Utah,
where she had been attending schoo
some five or six months. Her parents a,
Pahranagat Valley were informed and
McGuffiie started at once to bring thu
Girl home. They left Parowsn on Ma,
18th with the child and returned to tn,
valley. From the time Of their return
until Saturday last the child had no,
been seen nor heard, and inquiries mad,
after time, brought out different storie'
about the infant from the McCutb,
family, they generally denying that tn
girl Agile ever had child. The dispo
sition m suifested to conceal all trace o
the iafant, and the conflicting stories b.
the Mciuihs's concerning it, gave rise I,
a number Of very ugly rumors which ap
parently demanded an official investiga
ton, pending the consideration Of which
tn. dead body Of the infant was pro
duced, aud the service Of an immediAt
neiyhbor asked to assist in bury ing 1t
This was refused until some steps shout,
be taken to investigate the cause Of it
death. Tne Justlce Of the Peace wa
notified and summoned Coroner's Jus,
Of six persons. Members Of the famil
we're examined, McGufiie and the gin
testifying substantially that they OF
tanned the child in the night in the VI
ciuity Of Parowsn, U. T., from frien
who was in trouble and were to care ia
it for sir months. that it was taken i'll o
the 10Th inst and died from bowel con
plant. The girl denied that she was tn
childs mother or that she ever had
child.
The infants body was extremely emf
ciated. II is said 70 have weighed b,
8 or 4 pounds. The verdict Of the jul
was that the child died from neglect.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

IN this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tof6re given In this vicinity
and cail special attention to
our stock Of Overcoats and
suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line Of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Turn'shiny Goods In
great variety and Of the best
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are 50 Per cent lower than
formerly, and our Stock the
Largest that has been carried
for years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
COUNTY REcoRDER,s OFFICE.
Buaiasss Trsnsa cted Durlag ths
Week EndIng July 40, 1855.

Busiaess Tra nsa cted During ths
Week Ending July 40, Isss.
Tax Deed. veitch Co. TT. to A.
S. Thompson. Dated July "a. Conveys
Lot 81 in Block 25 in the town Of Phoebe
and improvements.
Mining Location. Harrison and Nor.
ton Mine, 5 miles west Of the Colorado
River and Is miles southwest Of Edo.
RADIO Canyon and adjoining the Puritan
mine. Located July IA by T. F. Colwell.
Mining ocation.-virginia mine,
Pahranagat Lake Mining District. Loca-
ted June 26 by VIM. s. Bennett.
Mining Location. Henderson mine,
Pahranagat Lake Mining District. Loca-
ted July Is by Geo. Blythe, VIM. s.
Bennett, J. G. Henderson.
Mining Location. Kitty Mine. Pah.
ranagat Lake Mining District; located
July Is. by W. A. Wilson and Jerry
Manning.
Mining Location: American mine
Pahrsnagat Lake Mining District; 10
Gated June 20, by VIM. 8. Bennett.
Mining Location: Montgomery mine
Pahranagat Lake Mining District; 10
Gated July II, by WIN. s. Bennett, Geo
Blythe and J. c. Henderson.
Mining Location: Pine Tree mine
Pahransgat Lake Mining District; 10
Gated July Is, by VIM. s. Bennett, Geo
Blythe and ]. c. Henderson.
Mining Location: Red Cloud mine
northwest Of the Emma Nevada mine
Pahrapagat Lake mining Diatrict; Ii
Gated July ?. by John Purtscher.
Mining Location: Sunset mine. Tel
Piute Mining District; located July Il
by John Castles.
Mining Location: Cleveland Min,
, TEN Piute Mining District; located Jul
II. by John Castles.
Mining Location; Keystone min
Tenn Piute Mining District; located Jul
II, by Jas. A. Service.
!. Mining Location. Harrison mine. To
Piute Mining District; located July !
by John Castles.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

DERANGED. For some time past the
,ctions Of T. w. Brown have indicated
lin to be suffering from arrangement Of
he mind. but no particular notice was
AIKEN Of his strange ideas or peculiar &C.
ions, until Saturday last, when he At.
tempted to dig upa number Of shade
trees at various places around town. in.
lending to plant them in front Of his
house where he had already set out
aumber Of tree branches which were cut
nd removed from several places around
town, in an effort to surround himself
With . forest. On Saturday he was
placed under temporary restraint in tho
nope that on the arrival Of DR.. Nesbitt,
celief by medical treatment might be OBJ.
tanned.
No EoLrrsE. The only cloudy night
which this section averages in about
every three months, occurred last Sun.
day evening As result the eclipse Of
'ae '"oo, '" o.'ue1 'ea Va ~
--evil-minded persons evidently-that
the clouds gathered then for the ex-
press purpose Of cutting of our view Of
the aforesaid eclipse, and this belief is
strengthened by the fact that the cloud
banks did not obscure the whole firms.
ment. but only that portion Of il in which
the moon lay, and that they gathered a.
Il by appointment only short time be-
fore the eclipse was to occur,
c ~ a.,
D.. . p.:.., .sss -,
49,. - =. 80. i I,
"o.u' '"' ~ ~, ''a ',' = 7
'' r epP
now in process of construction upon tn
same site, When completed il IL hope,
| il may run steadily, and the success at
tending the two short runs already mad
indicate that il will. Samples Of tn
copper produced at tho first run wsr
sent to New York and the response re
ceived was = request to forward there al
their product
For some time past complaints hav
been made Of damage done to garden,
etc., by hogs running around loose, an
various complaints and notifications |
the porcine owners failed to remedy III
evil As result, 'ne peace OF inc sma
hours oil ia't MonuayniRnt was distoroe
by tne report Of gun on Mcoannon 81
and inc following morning .ne carca'
Q! lofty pouno por.er wA oo'srssu
the daisies.
,,,
L'' M a.,, ''s \, mos s Ms0u.,' '" ;.
49,. ...ea s'v ~" 20 - .au 'SA. !. :.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

In the Dry-Coods Depart
ment we ave offering special
bargains IN order to make
room for our Spring and SUM
mer Goods now In transit.
Note the following: blankets.
and Robes, Bed Comforts, Flan-
nels, Ladies' Heavy skirts, La
dies, Misses and Children's
Woolen Hose, Gents Fine
WOODEN Half Hose, Ladies',
Misses and Children's Cloalks
and Newmarlkets, Jersey Jack
cts, Wooden Dress Goods. Wool.
en- Hoods, Nubtas, Soarfs anc
Heavy Mitts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

WITH BEsT WISHES. The family Of
J Eisenmann departed yesterday morn.
ing for California, via Milford. They
will make their future home in San Fran
cisco or vicinity. Miss Theresa will at
once enter Mills College, the next term
Of which opens on August LIST. The
The boys will be placed in Military
Academy. The family has resided here
for many years, all the children being
born here, and they were reluctant to
leave their birth place; but their future
welfare necessitated . change Of base.
Our best wishes for good fortune attend
them.
sHor. Last Sunday evening At China.
town, in the store Of Fang Yusn, mon
golian was examining small pistol when
the weapon was accidentally discharged,
the bullet striking . chinawoman in ths
knee inflicting . superficial wound. She
was out and around on Wednesday.
Hon. R. 8. Clapp continues very III,
nj. r.covsrv To nrovia. fnrtbsr for ri,
ner.on.i oomtort hs ~, rsmoved 10 N,
rs,;d.rc. ~ NJ. n . sh.r~ood a.
Monday last,
DR.. J. A. Nesbitt came 10 last Tues
day morning a. expected. He il vel
pleased with tho appearance Of our town
but has not yet made up his mind nov
long his stay among ~ will Be continued
Brother A. D. Miller has engaged il
the restaurant business At Tascarora
he bought out an established bushes
there and ssarts in with hopss Of NOR
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
IN N EmORIAM.

To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
PIocHE LODGE No. %, l. o. o. II.
BROTHERS; Your Committee appointed
to draft resolutions expressing the feel
ings Of our Lodge occasioned by the sud.
den death Of Brother X. H. Elan, P. G.,
Of our Lodge, submit the following and
recommend their adoption.
WHEREAS. An All-wise Providence
has taken from our midst our late
Brother, R. H. Elan. therefore be it
RESOLVED, That in his death the com.
munity has lost generous citizen and
this Lodge an esteemed member.
RESOLVED, That mourning the sad
calamity that befell our Brother, dying
as he did, away from the tenderness Of
home and the immediate sympathy Of
,ur Lodge, we join our sorrows with
those OF his friends and relatives.
RESOLVED, In respect to the memery
i our late Brother, that the Chapter o.
,ur Lodge be draped in mourning sut
he members wear the uOual badge fol
thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy of these reso
utions be sent to the widow Of our de
arted Brother, and copy be sent to thu
PIocHE RECORD for publication, and ais
,e spread in full on the minutes Of tn
Lodge.
| JAS. NEsBrrT.
8. H. CARMAs.
J. o. GELABERT.
| Committee.
Phoebe, July "a, 1883.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

Ths thermometer now rssistsrs l0(
p ITO II The shads svssywhsrs 10 TIL
iaAeeisr Of calieosniAs ''s =, q 'ss'ss
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
STATE NEWS.


Keno boasts faro game with $l2.5o
limit.
Storey county claims 5000 voters this |
year.
The King mine, white Pine, 10 send
ing ore to Eureka for reduction.
Fine ore is being extracted from the
Indianapolis mine at lone, Nye county.
A body Of chloride ore is developed in
the Alexander mine at Grantsville, Nye
county.
A marble saving works is talked Of at
Reno for handling marble from the lnyo
quarries.
A mill and concentrator are TO be
erected at Mountain City, Elko
county.
The latest advices report the Common.
wealth ore now being milled Is assaying
$500 per ton.
Aurora sees boom ahead, and is steer.
lug for it. When it is reached she in.
tends to tie to il for 4 time.
The hotels at Lake Tahoe are now
thronged with visitors. The delight Of
the visitors is only exceeded by that Of
the landlords.
| Congressman Woodburn has appointed
Carney Logan Of Gold Hill cadet to
West Point, with orders to report be-
fore August 20.
Out at White River. Nevada, the
sheep have four horns each; but some Of
the White River men are not satisfied
with half dozen "horns."
Winnemucca has bean famine. Or
July 10 300 Boston schoolmarms wers
delayed three hours 10 the town through
the wrecking Of train.
The Reno girls have . new craze
They are having plaster casts Of thei
feet taken. This accounts for the tire
mendous advance in plaster in Reno.
Big Pine has . Pluto baseball nine
They have fine uniform and play bas
ball we'll. They knocked out nine whit
men last week by score Of Is to ].
Philo. J. Beverage. who has charge Q
the Manhattan mine, At Austin, an
. nounces in the Reveills. a reduction q
/ miners wages to s. per day. after Ani
ust lst.
John Carey, an old resident Of III
Comstock. on July II fell from pla'
form in the rear Of . lodging house. an
sustained injuries which caused h
death within an hour.
Out 10 Eastern Nevada the squire
are now eating young chickens. The
have finished with grain and alfalfa, q
y cept that they now find the barley stra
d useful for tootbpicks.
d The stage from Hawthorne for Bod
y. 10 daily crowded with passengers for tn
al place. The recent discovery Of ore
he the 1900 level Of the Bodie group
IN mines has revived interest in that d
n trict.
DIR. Bergman, for many years locst
Il. in Reno is practicing his profession
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

A Pennsylvania man who had laad'
slide Of about million tons come dswu
on his COW pasture pcstsd the following
sigu On the dsbris; "A new lot just 70
csivsd. Fer sale cheap. -[Burlinstoz
Frss Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
Grocery Department.

Tho Grocery Department u
Constantly supplied, and hsro
our Prices are Sttl Lower tnm
the Lowest. Call and b Oon-
WINGED.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. On Sunday
last very heavy thunder shower visited
Spring Valley and vicinity. Forked
lightning played around promiscuously.
On the hills around the valley several
trees were struck and fired, and in the
valley, horse standing in meadow on
the Rice Bros ranch, was struck and in.
stantly killed.
TELEaRAPH.-The Western Union Tel.
egrAph Company will withdraw its service
from here on August lst. This will ms.
terially affect the rate on all messages
destined for points beyond Salt Lake
City, as the rate from Salt Lake to des.
tination must be added to the rate from
here to Salt Lake.
HooDLuMs. --A number Of boys have
made apractice lately Of riding the sheep
in the corral Of the Peoples Meat Associa.
ton, and few days ago broke the back
Of one Of them. II the practice is in
dalged in again the proprietor promises K
make it warm for any boy that may b,
caught.
Anthony Godbe was = passenger ou
on Fridays stage, bound for Salt LAX
N;tv
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

We have added largely 70
our stock Of Harness, sto., and
carry Q good assDrtmeut Of
Harness, Brides, ColleEss
sweat-pads, Halters, Whaph
Etc., INTO. p ~
Our sutlro stsek y New and !reeA.
| No 0opn roosAely Eosokvo4s 49, eSns
oa1ns Ne M1ehssaeoR ~ eosns
feRNAs STRICTLY CASH.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28
JAS. NEsBITr.
8. H. CARMAs.
J. o. GELABERT.
Committee.

Phoebe, July "a, 1883.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-28

fgRNas STRICTLY CASH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NET-YORK DEALINGS
There was no the cereal markets Yesterday and
seems disposed lag under the comparatively
Igt business recently the export liHe Shippers
hed back although for wheat and was
firm The trading wheat options ran up to 2sooooo
bushels an upon Fridays business but ncverthe-
ess the interruption OF telegraph communication by the
storm reduced the volume OF nsacons Prices were al
ternatey firm and easy within narrow limits but final hs
ures q shade higher In instances and the close
was steady relatively stronger than tho
leading cereal and the markes firm gains OF a9
cent cat. again shade better Tor spot ana
SHIPPERS Uought 25O erces OF lard ana Tue o
tons tribe better.
The H. al quotations were as 'olows %. , 90,
Wleat-JanuaTy 81. February 81 ~ March VA ApH vo
Mar 9474 juno %. December a11 cents - - .o-
C0rn-January 6I2 February 81. March OH, Nay oz'
cents. go "a, a., ,o,.
cents. ~ s, a. ~
June s. 81. July ~. ,--.-,- -. ~
hc receipts Of Hour reported Yesterday at New
YORK Baiiin philadelphia and boston were as io9wa
Wheat 3l52S bushels OATS o. III
bushels total gram. 1887 bushels Hour 4Z25i pack
Milwaukee ant st louis me arrivals
Wheat. 46OAt bushels corn. lCi,2s3 uusheis otts
I~7l5 bushels. total ram, $4,000 bushels houF Z'siA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
rrpoprANpRopUCE MARKErs

IlyRRrooi. in. 1880 m.-Beet and Pork-1n fair
demand Hams In iSir demand. Baeon-lh tlr demand
n~rlrd dtii Cd; short clear steady al lis
9tg long clear 39s %! Cheesein good demands
American choice firm GOs. Cd Tal0win iar demand:
paine CIV s.rady Al Spirits OF Turpsntine In good
-na ard 3ts. 3l Rosinin poor demand. Lari,
Ep deuand prime Western spot ana
usy duli At Cd February and March dull at ss st
Wholr-Il, poor demand: New No. , Winter steady At
Go :L, Ia -pIhg steady a. 80. 81 FionI-In poor de-
mar Corn. and fufurss-ln falr demand Mixed
Western .rp rm ia 80. Jan firm at a.. 10 Ali
DO ebruarT at A. llAt 10 March STEADY az o.
HON. At Stateihere IS nothing oiernE
IoyuCx Jaw l3-4 p. -Produce-Calcuta inseei
2-. ia per oua rtor; Refined Petroleum, Sd ID per
gallon surifs VI Tnrpentine. 800. IA per cwt sugar
= per centrng p0larzing 20 degrees aha LOS
10 uha sfuscnvais fair refining.
AsTwrnr Fan l3-Wiicox's LARA closed at 90 francs
confines per kl0s Petroleum Fine Pale Americi n
- francs % paid and II franco 30 confines sell
-. - -, ~ To-,
Bgrs.ss lam lard eosed at - marks 70 Pien
nlgsper 10 l5a. Petrsleun. s MARKS > pennlSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
Nem Publications.

A BUNDLE OF LETTERS TO BUSY
N GIRLS.
GRACE IL DODGE member Of the New-York Board
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