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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-15
Application for a Patent
No. s74



UNITED STATES LAND OrrIcr,
EurekA, Nevada, December "a, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney in fact. W. 4. Mills. whose post
Office Address Ia III Dorado Canyon, LiDeoln
county. Nevada. has this day filed his sppiics-
tion for patent Tor nine hundred and tsenty
linear feet Of the Rscluse mine " vein. besring
salt, with surface ground six hundred feet In
width, situated in ". Thomas Mining District.
County Of Lincoln and state of Nevada, and de.
siguat-d by the held notes and oficiai plat on
file in this Office ~ lot No. 3s, In township 10
south range 6s east Of Mount DiAblo Meridian,
said lot No. IS being A. follows:
Beginning ut post marked No. l, u. a. sur.
vey No. 3S, from which the 4 section corner to
sections and 5. bears north 36A degrees rAst
25s feet thence running first course; north Vi q
deg west. $40 feet to post marked No. 2, U. Il.
survey No. IS. thence secoud course; north ~,
deg east. A4 2.10 feet TO intrrsect the \ section
line OF section 0, west l05s lilo feet from the h
section corner to sections aud s, township 10
south. range Gs east, GO feet to post marked
No. .. U. \. survey No. so; thence third cours,
south s6l deg EAST, 800 feet to post marked
No. 4. U. s. survey No. IS; thence fourth course
south ~ deg west J9s 5-l0 feet TO intersect the
! section line TO sections ana o. west iiC q 10
Rect from the 4 section corner to SECTIONS 4
aud 8. township ~, south range ca east, coo
feet TO post No. /. the place Of beginning. Mag
II G1aO0 seres.
The location Of this mine IL recorded In the
Recorders ONCE Of NJ. Thomas Mining District
in book A. page 20 of MlniAg Records. The adj.
joining claimAnts Are unknown.
Any sad all persona claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Rocluse mine or nurfser
ground are required to nle their adverse eiAiuis
with the Register u the United atstss Land
Oniee Al Eureka, In the state VI Nevada. during
the riIty days period of publication hereof. or
they will lie barred by virtue Ut the proyisions
~ the statutes.
D. II. HALL. ksgistsr.
Ill hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for The
period Of ten consecutive weeds il tho tiouLs
hxoohD, = wsekly newspaper published II
fiools. Lincoln County, Nevada.
jan'lOt u. II. HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-15

MOTION u uEbHhf 0lvkh THAT the
~ southWestern Mining Com pApy, thrpuah
their suthosixcu essDh ". =. Hills, whose
pohtomcs sddress y n Dorado Canyon. Ian.
coln county. Nevada, ms THIS Day filed his ~.
p.os.'on VT sN ms Isssch hundred
linear feet o. the colorado mine OF vein, bear
ing nAit, WIN snrsics geonnd w hnndyed feet
~ wiasn, i.sussea IN -. Inomas Mining DIS
trict, County o. Lincoln ana state OF Nevada,
sno @snsssI h ~ ~ nsia n1 ~ and ofhciai
ship 10 south, range " eAet Of Mount Diablo
hsrunsni ss'a 10y no ~ Icing = foiicws:
DefinMns poss msiLea no. !, U. b. sur
vey NO. " A. from w ~ ssction corner 70
sections TO- 10, ~ and ~. township 10. south Of
rAnee ~ eest bears north 10 deg II min east
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

acres AZ land and improvements at Highland.
tax $50 70 penalty IS 81 and 81 total t64 81
Jas and Geo Nesbitt h John Roetier--Chs
mortgage. september 4, 1888. from Vim. Culver
we'll to Jas and Geo Nesbitt 4 John Roeder in-
terest in ranch, Lincoln Co., New, also hAv,
oats, barley. mules horses, wagons, etc. etc :,
In Phoebe, tar $50 penalty ~ 60 adv q total
Sal 80
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-15

An Ae, to Compel Chiidr.n q. Ast-nd
School.

1
having control and charge of child OF
children between the ages Of eight and
fourteen years, shall be required to send
such child or children to public school
for period of at least sixteen weeks in
each school year, at least eight weeks of
which shall he consecutive, unless such
child or children are excused from
such attendance by the Board of School
Trustees Of the school district in which
such parents or guardians reside, upon
its being shown to their satisfaction that
the bodily or mental condition of such
child or children has been such as to
prevent his, her, or their attendance at
school, or application to stddy, for the
period required, or that such child or
children are taught in private school
or Of home, in such branches as are as
ually taught in a primary school, or have
already acquired the ordinary branches
of learning taught in the public school ;
provided, in case public school shall
not be taught for the period of sixteen
weeks, or any part thereof, during the
year, within two miles, by the nearest
travelled road, of the residence OF any
person within the school district, he or
she shall not be liable to the provisions
of this Act.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
Board of School Trustees of each school
district in this State, on or before the
first Monday in September in each year,
to furnish the principal Of each public
school taught in such district with list
of all children, resident in the school
district, between the ages of eight and
fourteen years; said list to be taken
from the report of the School Census
Marshal. At the beginning of eNeh
school month thereafter it shall be the
duty of the principal of each school in
such district to report 10 the Board Of
School Trustees of such district the
names of all children attending school
during heprevions school month; when,
il it shall appear, at the expiration Of
four school months, to the Board of
School Trustees. that any parent, guard
ian, or other person having charge or
control of any child or children, shall
have failed to comply with the provis-
ions of this Act, the hoard shall cause
demand TO be made upon such parent,
guardian, or other person, for the
amount Of penalty hereafter provided;
when, if such parent, guardian. or other
person shall neglect Or refuse to pay the
same within five days after the making
Of said demand, the board shall com
mehce proceedings in the name of the
school district for the recovery Of the
fine hereinafter provided, before any
Justice Of the Peace in the town
ship in which said school dis
trict is located; or, if there shall be no
Justice Of the Peace therein, then before
the nearest Justice of the Peace in the
county.
SEC. ,. Any parent, guardian, or
other person having control or charge II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

the Goth, at 10 40 a. M, when thirty-ive miles eaS'
southeast OF Thatchcrs Island, tremendous sea ca'
t,,,ublIne aboard, completely demolshng tho piioF
housc. The mate was swept overheard ana ios.'
Martin Haley, the lookout, was also ufo"nou
The steamer ecythin, from liverpool, which ariVeu
hero to-day reports that at o'clock this morning. IN
poston Bay, she passed tho abandoned schooner A.
T. Morrison. OF Ncwburyport dIsmastcd' Wateriosgeu
and In q sinking condition. The brig Fchard l.
Green OF Boston, IS ashore near West Barnstapic
The Cross Rip Llghtshlp has broken adrlft sho VIII
bo replaced on her station coon MS possible.
Nantucket, Mass, Nov. 27.-Ihe cable connecting
this island with tho mainland has parted at the shore
end and is lost
Hyannis, Mass. Nov. 27.-Tho schooner Susan p
Thrrow, OF Ncw-YorlI from Philadelphia for Portland
Me- with coal, parted both chains of Bass River on
Sunday and went ashore on the southwest ground of
Uyannls The vessel and cargo VIII probably DO
saved.
Rockland, Me-, Nov. o7.-The schooner Ada O.
Shorthand Of New York, from Portland for ST. john
" b.. which anchored in Tenants Harbor on Sunday
matted her chain yesterday and went ashore on tho
south side of Tenants Harbor. She Is leaking badly
The schooner Maud S, Captain Osborne, from Mill
bridge TO Portland, Me-, ashore on Owls Head on
Sunday night, and win come off damaged. The
schooner Mountain Fawn. ashore on PaSkoag Point Is
a total loss. An unknown three mastcd schooner IS
ashore on Ash Island.
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give any suggestions or information that would
aid Mr. Halford In his new duties.
HARRISON AND THE SOUTH.

A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT ELECT TO A
SOUTH CAROLINA EDITOR.
Greeuyille s. c.. Now 81" Tho Greenvflle Daily
News to-day prints letter recently received by
its editor from General Harrison and published by
bis permission. 1t written in reply to letter
urging that the Southern commercial interests would
be relieved from obstruction. caused by doubts ana
fears regarding the Southern policy Of the coming
Administration, II General Harrison would make some
general assurances Of his purpose to follow con-
servative course toward the SOUTH and is as follows
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. IA
To A b. williams, Esq, GTeenville, 5. y.
My Dear Sir: Your letter OF November 10 nas peon
received. i not ready 10 make any pupno utter
snces upon any public question. Every uay an
solicited BIZ special correspondents OF mo press 70
speak upon this subject that but have invanaoy
declined, and to your appeal for some expression
ulon tho question that interests you must ior ,he
present make the same answer understand that
YOU have yourself been satisfied with the expression
made by me I'm my public utteTances 10 vlsluns
delegations during the campaign When tho surprise
and disappointment which some OF your people nave
felt over the result has passed away and they give
some calm thought TO the situation, think ihey VIII
be as much surprised as l am that they should IN
Thought or speech mputc to INC unirendliness toward
the South. The policies in legislation advised 10y
the Republican party, believe, are wholesome Tor
believe with us upon these questions would act
Will us some other questions that give you local
concern would settle themselves. Worry truly yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

report that his company not in favor Of an advance
in rates wcre absolutely false I'VE VIII DO
creased revenue That is what we want and havo
been wanting for . long time. Show US way to
Mr. Gable admitted that the Rock Island had not
yet become marty to tho agreement, but in reply 10
a question about the probable acugn Oh DIS company
said that he could venture no opinion.
The president Of western railroad, which would
sad ycsterday that In somc way un!hcaiion OF
railroad interests must be accomplished am
not sr he remarked that the present Is the best
nlan but I'm the of few years there must b,
some central control or ownership no, 10 not
mean control by the Government, for do not con-
sider that absolutely necessary There may bo
Government supervision. but what ] mean IS "a,
mo railroads must be worked as Unit and II
was f5rced To make an illustration IL would be The
United States mall would Ike 70 DC ono ~
comnanv 10 do that business at the present rates q
nosta but n there were two companies there woud
be no proGt 10 either That is tho present condition
OF the railroad business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

Moore tried appear perfectly fresh at the end of
fortycight hours. He, Cartwright and Golden kept
company with each other through tho day.
Old Sport" Campana looks like a rosurrected Al
gonquin brave, scspless, but in full paint and
breastpate
Baby Smith remains on the track to bring up the
In every walk Of life, somebody must take
caro- Of the
HIS Grace Of Oucensbcrry entered the Carbon at
o o'clock last night, tossed some money to Campana
and Smith, smiled, and departed.
klraln and Mitchell haven't been since Mon
day morning Somebody said they had gone TO Bal
tmore 10 exhibit themselves in public the stage
Ed' Plummer has been msic Judge in their stead,
so that now he is running the whole show
Hart fell bottle of Peoria tanglcfoot in the
morning, but Strengthened W In tho afternoon and
made good time.
Mason IS stlll a doubtful quantity. 1t is nearly
time for him TO begin closing up tho gap. This Is
HIS day for burst OF speed.
Cartwright Is expected 10 cry quits AT any moment
LittewOOd has been slowly recovering from his
Illness Of MondaF night James Albert thinks the
Engllshman VIII win yet. Moore he says, VIII drop
back after to-day.
Herty is as steady as an eight-day clock America
may be In at the finish lieity passed Cartwright at
Q 40 a.
Grandfather Taylor ran several fast miles in tho
afternoon II the management can AFFORD 20 keep
him IN pies Till the end OF tho week he may stay in
the hunt
The gate receipts for Tho two days are nearly
$4,000 II alf the money taken I'm each day Is turned
over 10 MesSrs. Burns and COlwc trustees for the
pedestrians 10 be divided among those who cover 525
miles during the week
The attendance yesterday was slight but In the
evening the Garden filled up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

TIE CORNELL CREWS GREAT EXPECTATIONS
ITHACA, N " Nov. 27.-The Cornell oarsmcn are
nred with an ambition 10 send ont next juno an
eghtoared crew, that # Is hoped VIII beat Columbia,
win the Childs Cup for the third and last time
IRON Pennsylvania, and If possible wrest the cham
Hohship rom Yale The whole amount needed for
the purpose is estimated az $1,000; $500 for now
shell, and ~ 800 for crew and trainer "The Cornell
FRA recently began raising fund for this object and
over haif The amount Is already pledged and the col
iecuohs are coming In at tho rate Of over 5000
~eoht me young women connected with tie uni
yctsiy nave subscribed 300 There Is no doubt
ng u na. INC iun amount win bo raised. Courtney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
TWEEDS THIEvING RULE RECALLED.
THE COURT OF APPEALS DECIDES SUIT IN

THE NVVKT OF APPEALs DECIDES A SUIT IN
Favor OF THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
Albany, Nov. 81 (speciaD.-Among tho important
decided by the Court OF Appeals to day was the
action brought by the Mayor OF Ncw.York against
tho Tenth National Bank 20 recover alleged balance
OF $35o,ooo deposited with the bank. and In which
the supreme Court gave the bank a judgment for
1868, $40. II decided Ia favor o! tAe bank
Judge Earl, writing tho opinion held that tho Court
House Commission was county commission. ana
that the bank advanced the money In good faith.
The president, who acted for tho bank hal no notice
whatever OF the conspiracy VIII ca hal been formel
by Tweed, Connolly and lngcrsOll 20 miSaDrropnato
eny 81 the funds, and chat inasmncn IA i,her Tweed
onnoi. lngcrso!l acted directors OF the bank
I'm connection with the tram action IA could not b
charged with fyadulently diyering the money. 1t
was competent for the Legislature to laufy this
loan made in good faith By directing that IL with
others, be paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
MOORE STILL LEADS THE HUNT.
MASON EXPECTED TO DO SOMETHING TODAY
LITTLEWOOD's CHANCES.

LITILEWOOVS CHANGER
Albert's record has gone to smash, but of tho forty
men who started in TO knock 1t out only nineteen
mutilated fragments remain. Twenty-one maIchcTs
for glory have gone the way Of all sinthcarted pedes
TRAN fesh Orrin CuthbertsOn Moore continues TO
lead the dwindlng procession OF forlor hopes Here
is the score at midnight which closes the second day
Of tl,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
DIRECTORS UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED.


ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OLD COLONY ROAD.
Boston, Nov. 27.-The annual meeting OF the GA
Colony Railroad Company was held here today. Tho
annual report was accepted. The statement OF earn
ings etc. has already been published. The old Board
OF Directors was reelected resolution was adopted
authorizing the directors construct branch mad
from point on the Attleboro Branch in the town OF
North Attloboro to a point the main line on tho
Northern Division in Wapole, thence extending 70
junction with the Dedham branch, at cost OF from
no coo to $3.50 900. A motion was adopted
authorizing the company to increase its capital stock
from go OOO 900 to S15, 000. 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
| UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over Half a Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
Incorporated IN 1858 for p years by the Legisla-
turc for Educational aud Charitable purposes. with
capital OF 81 10000 10 which reserve fund OF
over 200 has since been added.
. by an overwhelming popular vote IFS franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, AID. 1879
The only Lottery ever voted ON and Endorsed by
the people OF any State
1T NEVER SCALES OR poSTPoNFs
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tnlto
place Monthly, and tho Grand Quarter
DIaWlngs regularly every three months
(hnrch, June, september and Dccemberl.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IOkTLNE. FIFTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
y, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR.
IEANs, TUESDAY, May 3, 1883 - .i8th
Monthly Dmwing.
Capital Prize. SIso 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
General News.

THE Ohio river is rising slowly at all
points above Cincinnati
CAPT. w. p. HALL will back his steamer,
Gayoso, out tomorrow at . pm. for Upton
Vile and way points.
The Coahoma, for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee, for Osceola, are the Lee line steam
ers leaving here tomorrow at 8 pm.
The Lioness, towing q number Of empty
coal bargcs, passed here yesterday morning
on her way from New Orleans to the Ohio
river.
Mr.. WALTER CARROLL, mate of the steam
boat W. W. O'Neil, has been promoted to
tho captaincy Of that steamer, vice Capt.
William Dnno, resigned.
THE Anchor line steamers Belle Mem
phis, for Natchcz, and the City OF Proyi-
dencc, for ST. Louis are announced TO leave
here this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE lighthouse tender Joseph Henry
was dropped down 10 the landing yesterday
70 take on stores preparatory TO leaving
wednesday on an inspection tour to New
Orleans
TnE John A. Wood, en- route from New
Orleans 10 the Ohio river passed up yester-
terday with tow Of empty coal barges. She
laid here several hours making some repairs
to her machinery.
Tm City OF Baton Rouge passed down
from ST. Louis to New Orleans yesterday
with good list OF both freight and people.
She put Of here 1875 barrels of flour and add
cd 80 boxes of mating and one stove.
The leeve commissioners Of the Arkansas
City district ask steamboats, to keep as much
as possible on the opposite shore while pass
ing the government light at Lucky landing,
above that place, and the crcvasse, FIVE
miles below there, as the levees are in q
somewhat precarious condition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

lOd15c; wolf, 5Oc@s2o0; skunk, 15@75ci
$l06eler 50c@$ 500.
SfEDs--Rcd clover, e4.75 per bu timothy
ST. % per bu herds, CSC per bu; blus grass
81 Is per blu; orchard grass, 81 4Ogl per Dui
WlnRY---Stalght Kentucky Bourbon,
sl.50@6. 90: Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, 81. 40@3OO; Eastern ryes SlS5et6OO
according to age and make common whisky,
g0cGlSl rs, according to proof.
PAGGING-7-661fC.
TIBs---$l O0@ 10.
snoT-Drop si.45i buck, Sl.7o
LrAD-6lGc.
NAus--lron, $40 steel, 50. 2j0235
PowDER---Kcgs $500; half kegs 1910
quarter kegs, Sl7j,
HIprs---Dry flint No I, ne; No. Q Sc
dry saltod Case: green salted, No. I, &c; No
p SCI green, Sole shcepskins, lJc1sLc1
irregular
Ton,coo- Common, 95@35c; other grades
SjGtSbc.
SNtpr---Gnrrclts slOs5; Ralph's, Sl0.o5
railroad, $O.25; Gail & AK, $500,
Coat Our-prlmc white, wholesale lots, lOC
per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, 13@
lsc: clear grease wool, 23G2jc; bury washed
2On SOC; tub washed, 33g3jc.
BEEswAX-lSd20c.
IALLoW-.3Od3l.C.
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because the situation was So strong that the
shorts would not dare to stay out over Sun
day. The opposite was the result The
longs, finding that there was no bulge on,
turned in about u o'clock aud did some
heavy realizing The market early reacted
10 point "a cent under the close last night,
touching 500 cents for May. This was due
in part TO the drop in May corn. The best
point OF the morning was Sl& cents. From
this the realizing sales took the price to SIG
cents. III all the reports ARE substaniiated
in the next ten days, tho bulls claim that
there will yet he another advance greater
Than realized so far Closing prices for the
day and week were Slg6 cents.
Corn was very irregular today. The local
receipts were large, and fifty-siX cars of No.
came in. IL was difficult TO get opening
prices, but the official quotation was 1c lower
for May, at 5ic. This was the bottom price
for the day. After selling at 54jfc, May
again dropped to HlSc, and after hanging
between 6iI9@6iMc most of the session,
there was quick bulge 10 55lsc shortly be-
fore the close and an equally sudden drop
back To bl2sc ut the tap OF the closing bell
In oats there was weakness carly in SYM
pathy with corn and slight rally later for
the same reason Closing prices were the
same as last night. May sold at Size 10
open down TO 81 &c, closing at Size
Lard was active, stronger and advanced 10
@lI%c under buying by strong parties, who
have been absorbing the offerings for several
days past When q LEADING buyer withdrew
the market became quiet aud easier, values
rccedcd from the outside and finally closed
at ne above Yesterdays last prices. May
ranged at SS.Ol@Si7l6 aud closed at $50.
Pork was weaker and closed re lower.
Trading decreased aud was mainly by scalp.
ers. May. sold at SlA12IImll22lE, and
closed at $l4.l2H. Short ribs were quiet
aud steady, most of their business being in
changing trades from near TO distant futures
at Toe q month difference.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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unn.rI,nI.I snnnIir.-

Arrirf--.N New York. t9Oa85S Der brl,
dried apples, 7csc per 10 lrOm siorc. Dried
pcarhcs ~ from st1rc.
Won ArLrs Onions A0TIf0 per htl
500 Per hu. Cabbage. new Louisiana. crate.
s17Nlt0n Kuui, brla. 600 hall hfls.
- ~ Gnrli1 ioc per 100. Tuulps. SlJ0a
i1i per bh
PoruEy--Chickcns. spriur. scarce. 500
tiAVt hens, SJoo@a2E turkeys, ti0.OOg
l5.O1
Furn--omngcs, Mcsslna. $3.50 per box:
imperial, $40 Ivr box. Lemons, s1Oi6t
$50 per boz. Bananas flJ0ts2j0 per
bunch.
PicEtrs- Bhs. so5o, half bis 500
EaoH-fasy, bNs. NC. cnsrs, i2c.
R,isNs-londou layer, $500 Layers a. ~.
California. t22i.
Nrra-Cocoanuts. $50 per 100 Peanuts.
Virginia, a., Tennessee. farmers stock. gGt
lc; roasted, 2llc higher shcilcd, ioc pccans,
Texas, p0ti2c.
llutierine. igmi6c; creamery. ~
tfaOc, dairy. ista2ir. country butter. 100, "a.
Clpm-olrk, s6.jO per brl, aud 800 per
half bril-
ror,rors Firm, selling a. 81 2SCti 40 per
hu, 22i03h ~ per brl. sweet potatoes q ~
@aO per btl; ced sweet, tlJOtd27b.
NtNTgAn-fsf gal, s6il2c.
srnwurrmrs i3OoG35O per case plnts.