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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
DOMBARDED THE CITY
FoUs aUNsosTs sTosA TIC PLACE
shs "A H.ytisas fizsla< fsx Tbsir Lives Aftsr
sstax Gissa HalEty-slK noaEs 1stie~
En n-ss-na.s va esEs siek saa
L4zbIs - es rsAs4 AsAg.

NV Toak Dec Il. -Ias passengers On
Il steamer saginaw ~hlcA arrived aefs
his stsruooa from Ssa Domingo reports
hAt oa Dessa.ssr Lssitalss msn-oi-"1f
bensardsd C.ps Hs5u. aitsf sfsnugs %
hsu.s u7os i0f consl-s and 9thss foreigners
- lsass To pace ABOUT nnf slcts Ssfs
fr~4 al the natives Nsrs neeins 10 tr5
.aaaialus sbsn tls 5zziaa- sailed
Tas sazinas Is Ihs Yssssl ths- S4s sainlY
ufsasd - the United states lsssnae Of
eias after .eaFins tAis port November .,
"a suso.cion that she carried supplies Tor
ths Hagtan insurgents. On the morning
o. pecsmber the passengers STATE th4I four
Al tb. L~sisiuss msn-of ~sr b0mnarded
CAGE h4yu. i18 ga boat 1fopPed
-..~ f.ar ar I've mtirs
"a the shore. lying 5roacslts % the
t0sn. The guns OF these vessels Nefs Al
er.t enafxet silh blank cAftfilges. Nnlcn
sre .sot OF a. a 1ntlcs Of the saruks in-
nuoas II lhe f-et. Tie people new into
40 aiiIs. taxing sith them a. -4uco % theif
roperiy a. lsg could carry A1iss were
n <reaf dsmand AMI ne supply Vas
inlfsd 10 nfty or sxfy. izouious
rtees ~sre PAID for heir use oy wealthy
s-ideots Ia some Instances tlUO being
..d sor ne use II ole of he animals Tor
ens Afternoon. Iho.e II TIC poorer class
Sao owned mules preferred hiring them
oar xustead II using them 10 save
tasir goods. Al ths expiration Of
th- thistg-six hours time given for The for
,lxn oonsa ls 70 lseve NJ city the oOmoafd-
m~nr sas commenced IN earnest
Tho boal oardiog vessels were the
ssoiir-s. Belize. L0uszalrt. LOnneriufe.
.ud one other. name unknOrn. The Lous-
saint r 81 the nrsR shot. ~hicn ouned IL
ssf 40 The sand on the beach Ia 'front.' of The
sfrsfl bamboo aouses OF the poorer class
Dther vessels followed suit and arsd wildly,
bat tn fsw inmates. however, tbs shots
began % tear through the town, dsmoiisn-
Ing bamboo huts and damaging stronger
slons houses. Despite the warning th-y
had received 20 s-aTe the town,
msny 0f The residents clung 10 their
habitationA It had been impossioie TO
remove many Of the sick within the uce
allowed % the Lsgiu mists. and white nass
we're y aced OB sii houses IN which there
we're sick persons. out tbs did DOT seem TO
have any effect upon the gamers None Oi
the pssaeuxers os Saginaw can say how
r,.nF persons we're killed, put 10 Is thought
that a. east hfteen or tw-uty lives had
been lost aD to the time OF the sailing Of the
Sa.ia4N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
NO CORRUPTION THERE
a Chicago street Railway Man Who 10 Not
hrlbsr

CHICAGO. Dee. l8.-In the Criminal Court
thi. afternoon Judge Collins instructed the
Jury 70 return a verdict OF not guilty in the
case OF sumner c. WEIGH. charged with hav-
ing attempted % bribe a juror smpaneled
70 Try a snlE for damages against the Chi
esgo Street Railway of which ne was and
sull is It's claim agent. The juror who was
approached was Charles ROsenthal. an EN-
plOye IN the Office Of the North Town Col
lectOr. and after ne took the witness stand
Yesterday KOsentnal repudisted the testi-
mOny ae haI gwen in the contempt pro-
ceedings before Judge Ha.ss last summer,
Ia which he had positively identified We ca
As the man by whom he had been approach
ed tie testified that ae had been mistaken
in his man. and bxed blame for attempted
perversiOn vi jaslics upon William otsrkey,
who Was Jointly indicted with Welch for
conspiracy. and who Is nov residing IN
Toronto. ont. whittier ne red few days
after the beginning OF the contempt case be-
fore Judge Hswes
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
AkCsKMENH

Corl8ae an1 her attractive troupe vii
pFossbly eounpel late oomers g stand AZ 81
Redmond every nizhI Eals wssk- leslsr-
dsy afternoon here vas FeGArkAols
n1sllaes, Tie bright aud various ooiors O.
" Wnter hzIs znd bsnnsts showing that the
aides hzd great majority IN the house
CoEinns and company gave eonsclenEoas
pTessntation Of Monte CrlstO Jr' Last
evening the ibe@tre sss again nlisd 70 over
t0~ins More than passing notice must De
Eisea u the artasnc dancing II ths twin
Parker brotbsrs- They ere wonderfully
graceful sBd ~trip tie Light fantastic 20
lightly a. tunes that their slep l. - dainty
ss ssNset e, siiug tone on the ! string.
They we're complied 10 rsAppssf again sad
again. until tired cut IN their song
and dance specially. Later On
they appeared the elephant and
their ''essrnce' and break down dancing III
the exceedingly difficult posture necessary
70 impsrsonate the Jumbo species was great
ana greatly spplauded. The drilling Of the
girls caused a PROLONGED ovation. no such
entertainment A. this Vas ever seen before
for the price Ergo. viii not the repeated
appearance Of comranies As capable as THIS
In the lOw-IriceC tbesters compel general
reduction all roupdy l. ought TO. IL would
greatly increase the thestsr palr0ns-in fact
almost put the theater ~ithln TIE reach Of
all. Take this as good zdVice. II you wish
10 sec COrinne and her brilliant buriesque
company secure your tickets Ia advance as
there IS 4 great rush for seats for the re-
msindsr OF he engsgemsnt.
Mr.. Fred Pelton, representative OF Mrs.
Scott Slodous, arrived in the city last night
and is negotiating with Manager GarwOo
for the appearance Of this talented lazy
here IN the near future.
Next week we will have Hardie 4 Won
I.eer in their well known refined Western
drama, "On the Frontier
Smiths Opera House was sgain well pat
ronized last evening and as usual were well
entertained. The entertainment that Man
ager Smith has secured this week for bis
patrons is of unusual excellence and Tar
ABOVE the average. aud If such entertain
menst are continually presented, crowded
houses will always De the reign. The en-
tire show is A No. l, aud is deserving Of
full houses at each performance. The en-
tire programme will De presented al the
matinee this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

The case of Averl vs. Woods. now on
trial in the Circuit. involves the ques-
ton OF liability for representations A. 10 the
dnsncia responsibility Of The maker Of a
note No01s so . Averiil some notes made
by the NeNsFgo Manufacturing Company,
claiming that the company Ess rsstonsi-
bs. but endorsing them without recourse
in order - avoid personsi liability. Find
ing that the company would not ray them.
and that nothing could - CO iecfed. Arsrill
has brought ssit 10 collect damages from
Woods
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
roor shooting.

D~-porr. Dec. IS.-Bst~ssn = and /
c'csa.k lhis afternoon man named Her
nan Luther met bis vie or Grswold-st..
tnocked her down. tasn drew a revolver
srs shot hsr twice. but dii not biz her. By
thfs time a crowd had collected sDd Luthsr
frsS Two more shots az rsndow. one man
~As slot i1 fhs face aud another in t1e isg
The crowd was So sDrsgsc tnst they hurled
br.cks a. Luther snd knocked DIN sense
less he rss then carried OF BY he police
Ia $50 shot bis son ia the cheek. making
q painful wound.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

N-wAreC. Dec ts-This morning - the
sorth- bound sxwrsss vas nearing the sta
ton John F. Nosd. oue ~ Nswsgos old
.nE -sspecfef cit rens. stsppei on he trsck
ir- Hant si tne engine snd racefVa8 sevsrs
injuries Al fhe present ~rirng the a.
r-nains surgeon : anso.e &C. say whether
bs wounds Wiii prove 'stsl or nor. - hs
St. - i1 sn unconscious condition T1e
rr-rrirsi wounds sra a. to- hase 81 era
sxsl and nvar the right s~s. re hss been
snhiact f'r some tu,e lo sffacks Of vertigo.
sno andoahfsfiv ore of ihess attacks va
As .eusa - ts4 s.effsrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

l. NJ. Kallmeyer. of Kallmeyer Bros.
wholesale jewelers.. Detroit. is at the Nor
ton with his retinue Of cOlOred servants.
Mr. kallmeyer IS looking after the Christ
mas trade sud has 81 elegant line OF goods
with him. tie has Wit him this time an
additional cOlOre1 port or. The DOrters are
uniformed aud help n axe up an unusual
travelling mems outfit. he is compelled TO
tsSs two pJrters with him TO look after and
guard bis very large stock that be csrrss
with him. Is is said that Mr.. ksllmever
carries with him the largest and most val
liable stock OF jewelry on the road.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
BATCH OF coUNTeRFelTsRs

They All &c to the Detroit House of Cor
rection.
Yesterday was bad dsy for convicted
prisoners in the United States Court. John
Gslehouse, bad citizen from Trufants, VINO
has been passing counterfeit money. was
sent 20 The Detroit House of Correction for
three years Jsmes Van Duesen pleaded
guilty 70 the same kind of charge, and
Tss sent - the Detroit prison tor one year
and SIX months. VIA Hoover. anOth or
cOunteTfsifer. viii come out o. the Detroit
House OF Correction the same day that
Gslehouse does. Alfred Wbiieneld goes 10
the same retreat for one year for irving 70
ouY a dish Of oysters with = counterfeit
dollar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
la the House.

Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois. stated that he
would not call up the Territorial bills to-
day. There would be a meeting of the Com
mittee or Territories tomorrow. and it
would be deter mined when those measures
would De considered.
There wasa brief contest between Mr..
Dlancherd. of Louisiana. in charge Of the
River and Har Dor bill, and Mr. Randall. of
Pennsylvania. IN charge Of the Legislative
Appropriation bill. for the precedence OF
their respectiye measures. Mr.. Randall
was successful. and the House proceeded ia
committee OF the whole. Mr.. BlouDt. OF
Georgia IN the chair. To the consideration
of his bill.
motion TO increase the clerical force OF
the Civil service Com mission gave rise 10 3
short but spicy debate. in the course OF
which Mr.. Henderson charged the admins
tratiOn with violating the spirit OF the Civil
Service law, and the com mlssloDers were
defended bv Mr. Mcmillan. Cf Tennessee,
while Mr.. Cummings and Mr. Spinoia made
a fierce onslaught on the Civil Service law.
and earnestly advocated an amendment
striking out all appropriations for its sup
p0rt-
IN the afternoon. after a lengthy and
heated political discussion. brought on by
the Cummings motion TO strike out from
the Legislative Appropriation bill the
whole section relating To the Civil Service
Comm ission, and which was rejected by q
vote of 25 yeas and l3S nays. the committee
arose. The Legislative Appropriation bill
then passed, and the House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
CHURCH CENSUS.
Some of the Facts and Figures shown by
the work.

The following statistics which are fur
nished by Rev. p. Moerdyke, who is en-
gagged in writing the history of the churches
Of the city may be of profit while the work
Of evan eizsuOn is in progress.
There are six.y-One organized churches.
two having been added within a fortnight.
The grand total of tue membership is IA,
l27. or which y, s42 belong to the evangeli-
Cal churches.
The leading evangelical denominations.
given in the order of their numeral strength,
report as follows: First, Reformed g. 4S5;
second, Methodsts, 1879; third. Congrega-
tiOnalists, 9tl; fourth, Bsptists, s64; fifth,
EDiscOpalisns. S25; sixth Lutherans, 100,
seventh, Presbyterisns, 72i.
The Roman Catholic churches report
3,6l0 members. but it is manifest from the
figures that rot all of these are communi.
csnts. as is the case ia the preceding state
ments
Ia few days other interesting figures
will be given TO he public.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

Cs,rrurA Fsf1s. VS.. Dec. IA big
,chsas. bY which speculAtors sogeat 70
srcars for song many thousand sores of
tnfcerei Isrd ownet ~ the c0rutT. has
been rusfrsfsd Petitions we're cirru sfsf
.rronx ere mer hrs # ne Comfy Board
sathor nnE The sale II he timber and in
au~amsuts we're oferei sas District At
tarnev io sign written opinion making
t',e trsnsacfi1n .eTsi ,rf ~ rsfused and
the scheme vas rsds Subtle tcdsT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

The -ii' of 01ro Van Worr1sr. Sled in
th@ Probate Court yssterdae. g4ves one
third OF his estate 20 h.ssfs Emily. ore
f1irl 20 a children ~ hIs second =.
Hsrmsn. lizro aDl Alton Vac Vormer
TIE hssnca cf fhs ssfats ls 10 he eQus is
divided among he children bv hs fret
wl- namely DORIS Hsrrse1. Frsns Van
Normer. a. Fsn Wormer. IDS t-n a or-
msr. seth an Worn,er an1 Neftp Nar-
- An sdvancsuenI ~ S4-5 10 Frank :
ieiacts1 from a. Share
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
AN AIRY SWING.
A rs..e-s.s Mas Takes the Tree Route to
ffsraity.

KxoxvrIrE. Tenn. Dee. ls.-Two trsge-
dies srs reported today from the line Of the
rev railroad to Cumberland gap. An un-
known nsgro gambler was driven from
Dunovanrs works 0y the isbOrers. and he
rrzarn,d shortly with a dozen dssperadOes,
al armed with Winchester rifles They
erst several snOts a. Captain Dunovsnt q
promlnens contractor. out none OF which
TOOK affect. The crowd vas then dispersed
A poes.e arrested The leader OF the mob at
Cum bsrisnd gap, and started toward Taze-
w. with him 60 the road they were
snrrounded 0v mob OF 100. who took the
negro and swanr him 70 the nearest tree.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

TIE ninth snnnsl Nersusos- 1-.ctorv.
recently published ~ \ ~ Aver & soo. q
saous fhs most c'fsD ste xszstser af r-I5s-
a.a lnforHlafio1 sornt newspapers fhe -
49, svrr sen rhe 1e~ sr-,nzs usrr 81
Saatss a snetcs 3 rsth~ 90, - cgrsrhi-
-. .s eaa 81 many improvements Ehirh
ara Tsary Rided 10 sals v.is.ne pGb ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
600 MEN oUT OF WORK.

Caused By the Barsiag OF the Fibre Iroa
works tn Chicago
CwrAso. Dec. ls-The work, OF the
Straight Fiore Iron Company Of This city
~as burned to .gbt. The loss Is estimated
a. $4,000 The plant was only just com
pletsd snd started operations lsst week. aud
was run both day snt night. employing =
force OF t00 men. The dAy force OF 500 men
had inst quit work when the dsmes burst
one arl he building. being an immense
frame structure burned - rapidly that toe
uigbs force nae barely time 70 make their
eee4rp
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

VASES Szr,s. D-c Is-Fhere - 10 sr-
stser Rspahiicsn cs1cus heid towor-n-
morning to decide 'n ne s1 ssticn Of = aol-
i.isv 1855. tt is stated I'm c.firisl cir-'.s
s.rizht that = resc lfien Nilt - s1crfHd q
as,ourn i~.u Friday sex antl JxnaarY
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
ONE HAND N HIS POCKET.
John Lee. Charged with Picking. Another
Mans Pocket

While in Var Bursn's saloon on Waterloo
a. yesterday. Frank Saiiva0 aims that
John Lssi attempted 70 pick bis pockets.
and that be caught him With his hsnd in
bis pocket L-sl ras arrested ~ name
Agent keanedT a1d furEei over g. tas
% 10 o'f IS snd be ~ss ieozei up sui
Ivan sfer~srts %. o1i warrant f1r L-e.
f1r srcsnr let isaUtl sno11 cnsracts.
about toE1 and Ess reen empI07e1 1e-r q
rrsta1rao's nut the past iev Tss-s re- nss
been fu p rszp. Snce ret1r1ins r1 She
Ci'y BE- b. te~n stopping vita n.s mother.
On -auf1 n ate 90 g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
THROUGH TaE BRIDGE.
A Freight Trains Takes = Tumble Near
Battle Creek.

b4IttO trccA-
BATTLE CREEK. Dec. lS.-A freight train
west bound on the Cincinnati, Jackson &
MAckinsw railway. broke trestle bridge
two miles esst of Augusta. at 7.30 - m. The
engine and tender passed safely. but thir-
teen cars loaded with coal, one box car
loaded with coal, and the calabOose fell
twenty feet.
Brakeman Frank Pennimsn, of Tecum-
sch, was slightly injured. Conductor II.
Lincoln, OF Van Vert. o had his left leg
broken between the knee and nip. his light
h:p broken and his back badly injured. His
injuries may prove fatal.
The men were brought here by Michi-
gan Central train at O'Clock. The wreck
WAS Burning when they left IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
4 RIAL CASE

TIE rea Hour Law VII - Thoroughly
Tested IL New York
Hrrrsro. Dec. iS.-W arrsuts we're sworn
on iu ths Palirs Court to-day for the arrest
Of President Henry n. WATSON and super
in sndsut Edward Edwards Of the Buffalo
Street RAJ road C0upsny. on cuarge OF
VIC sting TIE state - IN causing their
srric~es to work more than ten hours a
dsv James Murphy. chairman of the Or
x.nirz.ion Coulmittss of tns Central Labor
Kuioa made ths complaint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
a CHICAGO LAW SUIT

That Interests Grand Rapids Furniture
Men.
From Chicago Herald:
James J. Gore began a suit for $1,000
against the Berkey & Gay Furniture CoA-
pany and Sheriff Aatson. The furniture
company sued out sn attachment against
toe Gore Hotel. on ClaTk-st. The Sheriff
however. levied on James J. Cores personal
real estate. Hence bis claim for damages
The officers OF the Berkev & Gay Com
pany report that they refused TO accept q
com promise offered by Hefiron & Gore the
pr0prietors Of the Gore House and as they
held Cores paper they began an action
against him. too They regard Cores ac-
ton as oinf and do not propose TO re-
lnQuish their claim Of action.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

wssHrvs-,v. -. lS.--Cai. IS. = Csssr.
a. ,ns nnla Rsvense cnt. .ecfor sf New
i,-ieers art hrotseS sa-ssw ~ General
Grant = dangerously ih - hs scnse III
west W s.hirzton He sns srieke0 risa
spes.sxF aa AsndsT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

Pr-rzsrRs. De-. l1-rhs 3oo0 snsr-vr.-
srnpieve1 IN Lg1ne~ iistrct sfrsc< tssay
svsinst - - senA rsssciion ron tseir
scsle 81 ~sgeA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

has the honor OF being the author OF Queen
Father" IL Is his crowning gem. It's pro-
ducii0n al Powers this week will be IN the
Il nest style. The box office is now open
and the best seats are being taken rapidly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
BOARD OPERAT IONS
what Was Done on the Board of Trade
Yesterday.

Yesterday was the first time there were
any dealings on the Board of Trade as
agreed upon Monday night The Brown
Milling Co took a carload of oats OF NJ. l..
Sweet * Co.. aud there were several bids or
offers 10 sell bes ides in which dealers wee
apart. The dealers pro pose 10 make a per
manent feature of the dealings on the
Boar d. The sessions are held from IL a. III
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-05
SURVEYORS Tho B.rstow. CAL, di.

SURVEYORS Tho Barstow. CAL, d.
vision # the surveying party sent out b,
the Y. G. r. R. Co., are now camred at
Ash Meadows, having worked from Bal.
stow, Cal. They expected to meet the
party from this end at that place. but
not doing so, Mr.. J. A. West. chief Of
the party came up to see where they
were. He was in town Thursday and
went out the 81 ms day to return at once
to his party which Is still working 10
this direction. Their survey leads acros
Death Valley where the heat expert.
enced was almost prostrating. the ther.
mometer ranging from liz to 100 in the
shade.
The report of W. J. Dooley, Stst
weather observer, for the past week
10 as follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-05
PAnRANAeAr VALLEY NOTES.

The weather fof the past three OF four
days has been cool. windy and disagree, .
able.
David Service has gone to Salt Lake
presumably to sell soms mining prop,
erty,
Old man Frsnchy has his pasture fence
complete and his corn planted at last.
Better late than never.
Jas. Butler after spending . week in
Phoebe felt much improved in health,
but within the past few days he ssems
to Be relapsing.
The Mackey boys are still out south.
west and the report 10 that they have
qnit prospecting, and are now frsisbting
gold from their prospect to Dagget.
A. w. Gear. H. P. Thompson and
Charles Lampson have just returned
from = prospecting tour. We have not
learned the exact number Of undiscov.
cred claims they left in the mountains,
add therefore cannot encourage prospec.
tori TO 60 out in search until we find out
more about it. y
Jos. Eisenmann Of Phoebe was down
. ew days last week on his farm in our
valley adding to the valuable improve.
ments on the same. Mr.. Eisepmann has
the best improved farm in the valley.
We would like few more such enter.
prising farmers who are able, and not
afraid to spend money to improve their
farms.
Despite all we have heretofore said ON
the subject. the people here seem to BE-
unsettled about the direction to be
taken by the U. G. R. R. extension. One
says it 10 going over the Bennett Spring
pass; another the Coal Valley pass; 90
each man thinks II is going by his place,
and now as We are in position to speaA
with authority on this subject. we wish
to settle this controversy for all time, 70
wa will emphatically state that il the
road Is built at all, IL will 20 directly
through tho pass between British Amsr-
isa on the one eide add las Gulf 4. Mss.
~ - he ether.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-05

The Wsd,worth Brothers left foi Nil.
ford during the week.
Harkl Don't you hear the engine
whistle blowing welcome chance (chant
through the land.
Mrs. F. G. Lee who has been visiting
her relatives in Salt Lake City for some
time, Is expected home in q few days.
I. N. Turnbaugh and family started
for the Sunny South" last Thursday.
on visit to his wife's relatives.
The petition circulated to benefit or
change the mail routes in the county
has had prompt and ready signers.
Everybody seems to realize that Is fer
the public benefit.
John Lee 10 breaking up land in the
swamp below his dwelling. He feels
confident that it will make him prof.
table farm. We hope so, for every en-.
terprlsing citizen deserves success.
The school children were given holi.
day on Msy-day. A party was given in
the school house in the afternoon, for the
children, and another 10 the evening for
the adults. All had an enjoyable time,
The surveying party moved, to Ben
net SPRING., last Monday. The line ~
surveyed passes through the meadows
between Bullionville and Panacs, down
the valley as far a, Cold Springs field.
and then up the Pshranagat Wash.
Times arc coming up. A week ago
last Sunday, some unknown parties en-.
tered Mathew shop, took out buggy
and made good their escape with it.
Atchinson had . set Of harness myskr
iously disappear on the same night.
What next!
Dave Findlay has purchased two city
lots from the administrators Of the estate
Of ]. A. Wadswortb, deceased. - We
don't know whether Dave cont mplates
matrimony or not; but 1t lvUks suspic.
ious, and the probabilities ais that build.
ing material will ,oou b 10 demand.
We are pleased to see the interest man.
Tested in fencing the tailings around
Bqllipnville, but Is 10 always the case.
some are behind with their portion Of the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-05

- ~ - A@~At Asaa ABAt w 10y !
= = 'l'A'
YrsA.--Last Saturday most of the
working force at the Yuba mine was hid
ID to permit Of repairs to the shaft and
~ p1'%'s = - 'A'p' " w 'nousn'
w 80 .o..u o''upy mon'a oo'
rs'.. '.e's.''on' arc inst " VIII %
- ~ "u'n .u'.'er ''me' wnen
w "Aus '0i'' VIII '""eo'a'e'y Dc
p1' w 'xA'n'
~ genera '0ossn' : picnic WIZ Dc
!. ~, s"u canyon, % SATURDAY,
~ 80" .o't' nv scaoo. VIII u closed
su-, .', .oa '"e 'nhoreo arc looking
team and your best siri and b.vs . d.v
out, Tn. brass band will be in .tten.
dance.
N. P. Doolev ps,.ed a ered;tabls or.
animation lat Saturday and w. vr,,,od
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-05

When 6ns feathers have been strewn
over the floor dampen the carpet slightly;
you can then set the feathers together
with Light sweeping and taks them Up In
3 wa.