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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

my yRTuR oFAN oRpAR ut SALE rhnpkr
ID out Of the pilth judicial DissSics 0o1rt. q
snd for the County Of Lincoln. n1sas pf sAsSS1s,
msnt rsndsrsd in said cours % eks ~ ~ u
August, A. D. looas II favor ef Arehts Mp(Dusio,
Plsaat,a. end seai.st ths nsssewsv iivSs
Mining Compsny and the AaynpNer Misc sn1
MINING Cisiin, Dslsndanss for tie EN-, 4 iivsn
hundrsd and aix t-l0o tt7US 4-lcpl ,So1 cein
dollars debt. toSsthsr With sevsniy tJJ6) (pllSrs
tay COSTS end al acoruing cUnts all4 lnts5Uio.l
have levied on the following property 10 M:
That certain nins or minibu sisinl AADNI y
and called by tbs nAme OF the Msynoeef Elre
and Mining Ciain. situste. yibs shd txiif IN
BRISTOL Mining District. i.,hcssis A>~,ss,
STATE Of Nevada, ena duly rtr.dasu IN Nj Al.
ina Records Of said Mining DisIFics, cuSleiljnn
ei1hs hundFed ltnssR ten on ssaa lsduv kf}.Rt.
tcaether with the sppurtepAicts thsfslu hoIona
ing, and 81 the rights and privileges ksTfs1ui
thereto. rf
sasarsay, the ssh say ss Ocsslss,
A. D. less. ct II ociesk y. Of that day; !, "a
sell all the ftghts title an4 tntersss u ~ Nay
Housr nilvee MiniuG COMPANY ~ An4 to8ks
above dsscsibsa propsEtys ana sAs AS1oS1B1g
Aowsr Mine ~ nintaG clelR. - The fQpllh ~
of the Cours-houas In kicchs. Lincoln ep9Say
8tsts Of Nevada, at puh23c &pct3eR, fOs 80 u
hard, 70 the highest md beas btadss, - Sai3slI
sGid judgusAt snd dsssse and al costs; ~ 81
costa thai may accrue. NE
sslssd. o. r. SHERWOOD. aAssjs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

Mr.. Carlisle is now entering upon hi.
third term as Speaker, and when he has
completed it Kentucky will have had the
speakership tweuty-three years. New
York has not had speaker since the
days Of John Quincy Adams. when John
W. Taylor closed his term, and she has
been represented only three terms in the
Speakers chair since the beginning OF
our Government. Kentucky ranks the
other States Of the Union as furnisher
Of Speakers Of Congress, and Virginia
comes next with just about two-thirds
the period Of service, or fourteen years.
Pennsylvaula has held the Speakership
eleven years. Massachusetts, ten years,
Indiana eight years, Main, North Caro-
lima and New Jersey six years. Ohio -four
years, and Georgia, when Howell Cobt
was Speaker, two.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

Ruddatt. psnsioner Of the German
Army, who has lived at Glenmore. Ca,
for three years. lately sold his ten acre
farm. with fair hoase, two head Of
cattle and his crop. for $40 in cash. In
order to retain hiA place on the pension
rolls it was necessary for him to he in
Germany once every ten years. As he
aud his family had been away from the
Fatherland nine years, they sacrificed
their place for means TO return on. --Ex
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

A Kentucky woman, who has seven
sons. all born on Sunday, has petitioned
Governor liuckner Tor pension. She
says in her letter that 'she never heard
Of seven boys, all Bean Born on Sunday y
and she thinks that such al unexampled
lear Of maternity should be properly re.
warded. --Ex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

Tor siii-Heais. SETTER He ads, Card
Vouchers, aud all kinds OF job Priat
ing. either Fancy or plain apply -
tho HOr0vd 0NtrR.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
Mnnn nm IN PRESENTS OWEN AWAY.
(VIu Hill send us5 cents postage, and
WIUuIUuu by msilyou will get PHER

valne. that will start you In work that will It
once bring you 10 money faster than anything
eise in America. All about the 100000 IN
presents with each box. Agents wanted every.
where, of either sex, OF all ages. for all the
time, or spare time only, to work for us at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers abso
lntcly assurq' Don't delay. i. HALLRTr Il
Co., Portlan MAINE.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

The lumber cut in Maine tho past
season was l35. 900. 600 feet, or about
IN, 0Q0, 600 less than thst Of 1885.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

Citron raising is receiving attention in
Florida. Tho fruit picked in brine is
worth $780, per ton in tho London mar.
ket.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
A pKRFEcT WOMAN.

II vasa very old Spanish writer who
aid that woman is quite perfect and
absolute in beauty if she has thirty good
paints. Here they are;
Three things white the teeth, the
skin, the hands.
Three black the eyes. the eyebrows,
the eyelashes. ~
Three red the lips, the cheeks, the
nails.
Three long the body. the hands, the
hair.
Three short the teeth. the ears tho
feet,
Three broad-the chest. the brow. the
space between the eyebrows.
Three narrow--thc mouth. the waist,
the instep.
Three large--the arm. the limb. the
loin
Three tine the fingers. the hair, the
lips.
Three small-the hnst. the nose. the
head.
Well, suppose she had all these good
points, she would still not be thing Of
beauty and Joy forever. unless she had
the following intellectual aud moral
points:
it!..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

The last spike in the California and
Oregon Railroad was driven last week at
Ashland. Oregon, with imposing cere-
monies .-Ex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

The retailing Of shoes by manufac-
turcrs is making trouble among the le.
eitimata sesail trade in the Fast.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

~,or,cr =. uv,v-v a,vv~
n susas 70 shs ssfAsstty vssssi II e Il -
y pertain Do = Tsuss. sseeuopa ~ ~
Bristol Silver Ml1lnS conpany TO ~, bqaktnn,
csss yuns isths lees. "a sssseasd u 'LisseIS
Co1neys Hevn4.s heeos6ss - nook ?, fa0.4 ~
q ~ tnssseee A1e 1sosahse 1sen ~. tsths
oe:eo eeeesea ~ 80 1rust pee4f ~ tAe -
oI ENeeea fno1eeod eoAe!., wfd eens - ~.
" a.ceons g Ne hiQe94 hld4ses = thoy<1tA
coin coanty. Nsvadas - shs
&.
H1gheh day Of UepG ,Rbee. lo6n.
81
Asa o'clock ;. n. u, ,prppsrty nsps,oAsa -
sSs-.ss ~ ~ ~ ..ecss.,s.. ~ s2 2ss
~ "a oasss N ~. I. -}t.
Mi fsss ~ G nss,s ; ;,.ssn sseins Clsirs: 29csss
hosss. -. xsssy e,1aes. sIscs..sssS s5..s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT List OF PROPERTY rOG
THE YEAR 1857. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice IL hersby given to those whom Il may
concern and 10 the following named persons
and TO sll 'wners of Z, or clsimsais to. the real
estate and improvements thereon, or improve
monts when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County. purposes for the year
A. n. 1881, assessed against the following de-
HcrIbed pieces or parcels Of properly arc now
delinquent: thst ten per cent penalty and two
doilsrr, fl.00, cost OF advertising, has been
added in each case. and that any pieco OF parcel
Of property upon which said taxes, pensliy and
costs shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

American machine. tool and imple.
ment makers are steadily increasing
their trade with foreign countries.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

llf1ur uto be made. Cut th,s ont aud re-
Mil NJ vturn to us. and we will send you
WU VI free something Of great value and
Importance TO you, that will start
you in business which will bring You in more
money right away than anything olse In this
world. Any one can do the work and live at
home. Either sex; all agcs. Something new,
that Just coins money for all workers. wo will
start You; captal not needed. This Ia ono Of
the genuine, important chances OF Q lifetime.
rnose who are ambitious and outerprising will
not delay. Grand outfit free. Address True b
Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21

All persons having business with this eiss Are
frq"o We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
PIocHE.

Bell william Fee staple title 10 lot aud i'm
provoments on Laconr street; lot 10 block 3b;
aiso fee simple tbie to lot and improvements
GU MoCsnnon street. block 80, tax Is 50. PEN
Atty 65cts adv 81; total IS 10
Ewing y H-Fee simple title to two lots aud
improvements on Main street; lots 20 aid n
biobk also , lots and improvements on Hon-
msn street, lots 20. 80 and 81, block "; tax
sis 76, penalty 81 o. adv q .oti s,s ";
title r. lots and improvements on i.soour
atrcet; lots 0 6 ana Z, black 80; also fec simple
title TO lots and Improvements on AicOsnnon
street; lots 90 o. add "a, block 80, tax s2i ~,
penalty "a a, adv s.; total S2s ~.
McI.voy E--Tee simple title 10 lot aud I'M.
provementa an MeCAnuon street, lot block Ili
3 lots md improvements on Wandell street,
lots 10 II aud II block 81. lots spd improve
mrnts on Cedar street. lots 32 and oJ block 70
1 lot and improvements ON Cedar street, lot lh
block 90. lot and improvements on Davis
sireet consiating of = we'll aud known AZ Me-
Tyoy'a we'll rlatm to some lots and improve.
monts commencing At the soiithWent corner oi
lot In block ~ and running south 10 point
loo feet from Cedar street and from thence on a
lin. with Cedar street TO James Clancey's cellar
and from thence to point 100 feet back from.
Main street aud from thence to place Of hogin.
ming, the aane being known a. the nsak stable
and corral Of O. q. Johnstonj tar si4 49, pen.
atty 40. adv q; total 1876
Nevada stage aud Transportation Coz Fat
| simple title to lots and improvements on
Lacour strcct known ~ atago stable, lots II and
Is block 49, tax 10. penalty a7cts, adv q total
GU7.
uhiyers " J-.Improvcmonia on Alpha niins
sitnatcd on Spring Mountain tax GO penalty
| G7cts, adv Q; total 81.
Williams peter-Fee simple title 10 lot ant
| improvements on Meadow Valley street; lot
block q; tax s5. penAlty 4scts. adv y tota
50.
Wilson " n tsstate off Fee simple title /,
| lot and improyements on Main atrcat; lot u
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
Monday, the 10th day Of January
A. D. 1888.

or no much OF each parcel as Will pay tbs
amount Of tares. delinquency and costs agsipst
IL. will be sold by me NJ County Treasurer and
EI-oficio Tax Receiver Of said County OF iin
coin, at u o'clock n Of said day, vt the froat
door Of the court house, at the toy = oil Pioctn.
In said county, 10 satisfy sueh l-kes delin.
auency aud costa. Said sales will be made
subject to redemption within sik months after
the Gate Of sale. BY payment OF all the sums
assessed against each parcel. together with three
per ccnt per month thereon from the date OF
pAle until paid, In accordance with the pro
ylsions Of Section of an set OF the Legisl ,turc
o, the state of Ssvads. apprJyed March 18th
1855. Statutes of 1885, page III.
Phoebe. December II. 1887.
ALEX, VEITCH.
County Treasurer and ex.0fiic;o Tax Receiver
OF Lincoln County, Nsvada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-01-21
oouNry.

Alcock II l. Co-Possessory claim to 100
acres land and improvements including spring
Indian Bprings about seventeen miles north
Of swiss Dobs place in Spring Valley, known
rs tho d Alexander upper rapCh on the
Frisco road. possessory claim to 100 Acres land
and cabin about milcs west Of tile u Alex.
Ander upper ranch. known aa the old Cobb
place; tsx II 40, penalty "a adv 2; total 81 II,
Atchison J B-Possessory claim to 9 lots and
improvements In Panscs. lots 2 md block II
possesaory claim to 100 acres land in Meadow
Valley Wash south Of Matthews ranch. Fec
simple title TO lots fcross the street north OF
CHARLES Matthew'S sr residence aud adjoining
Dan Rice'a on tho aouth. Poascssorv claim t.
Is acres pasture land sonth Of the Panaca and
DullionviIle lane. entered by Geo. W. i.of tas
10 ca, penalty Z o., adv 2: total 70 Cs.
Barker Joseph -rossessory claim 70 one
Tosscssory claim to ono wheel for crushing orr
at Pahrsnagat district. possessory claim Il
one old brick roseter 1t Pshrsuasst district
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Is not the prominent real estate sRen,
slightly eff 10 bis assertion TO you that
there would be an increase In the rents
especially for ANAL houses, the CON in &
year, Of from 81 10 81 Per month, aud
"that thus far he had but little com
'plAiIt on he Part OF tenants who have
10 rented" Now, l have no doubt
about the real estate agent making the
ASSERTION to you, but l do very much
doubt thst persons paid an increase 10
their rent OF from 81 10 81 per month
without complaining. That lie not hu
man nature, and the vel Is too flimsy to
cover out OF sight the real motive OF 3
prominent estate sgenf. II does not
take the ey es Of Argus to discover what
the gentleman is driving at He is sn
slArmist Of the worst type Fl object
was NO doubt to inAus urAte = scare Of =
scarcity OF houses among tenauts,
which would inuEs TO his benefit, by
renting his houses quickly at an ia
creased rate OF rem. ald y! course more
per Gen taEe for him.
This cry OF "scarcity OF houses, In.
crease in rents, ETC." has become mo
rotouOus; We hear II every year, and
know why the cry is raised. There Is
no necessity for nc incrsas In rentE; the
state Of the times does not warrant n,
and instead Of renters sBbmissiyely pay.
il gan Increased rent. they do 1t very re.
uOtaDtly, when compelled 10 by these
horte lesches who are ever yelling
"mor, moreli" until our very LIES
blood is exhausted. Men do complain
when hu Increase Of rent is askei, and
very many, rather than submit to the
IeztJrtion, have decided 10 double up
that Is, Two families occupy one house,
d thus savs one half the rent to COR.
| chase the necf ssariss OF life for thsil
families, which are daily Increasing II
price
Do not, fellow work men bs decs lived
| by The repi estntAtioDs Of these rea "a
tate aS'nis, who seek only their owl
aRsraudiz sment, and care thing TO
the toilers OF the land. There will b.
Iplenty Of houses to rent, a prominea
real estate agents assertion ~ ths Goa
tssry, notWiths apdiBR, and II an,
trouble Is eIperieEoad In securing
houses, my advice is to double up
That will compel them TO rent thei
houses At n re IsonAble rate sooner thar
anythirg / know OF. A prominent reA
e'tste agent does not know the temper
of ranteTs, or he woEld not talk 30 a
random.
knowledge Ia power" your little
pieoe OF lew cunning hss failed tni,
time Mr., RsAl EstA.e Agent.
! RENTER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

The UNITED STATES Senate on Mon
day, confirmed the sppolntment Of Mr..
Lamar 70 . position on the bench OF the
supreme Court, by vote OF 50 to %.
the Democrats, OF course, voting solid,
and Messrs. Riddleberger, Stanford and
Stewart 90 called Republicans, voting
with them. The Oonfederates nov
have . representative In the highest
judicial body In the land, and In sha,
Representative they have . man who
stllI hiss the same views regarding the
rights OF States 70 seceds, Is we're enter
tained by John o. Calhoun In 1888, and
JET Davis and his crew OF traitors II
1861. II vas expected that Rlddlsber'
ger would vote for his COZ firmstiop, bul
better things we're expected from
Messrs. Stanford and Stewart. They
have proved false 10 the trust reposed
in them by their constituents, and
should be rebuked by being retired 4
private life As soon IS possible and al
10 wed 10 rem Gin there for the balance
OF th sir llvea
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
BEE HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.

Getting ready for inventory.
Another great mark down.
Colored Velveteens from &c
and 81 down to CSC a yard.
Only few lcfc.
81 and SI2S Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camel's Hair
Dress Goods go in at 3sc-a
rare bargain. What we have
left OF Black Italian Quilted
skirts cut down from 81, so to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Elan.
nels, new and best goods, re-
dueed from soc to CSC a yard
Your chance for cheap dress
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought iol
loo goes in this marked-dowr
at o lac a yard
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfi at two. thirds
price to close out the small bal.
ance Of stock before inventory
DO you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds pricee II so, see
ours.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
HAnoook,n IsIonhx rrnrnnv

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, January u "A
startling report comes from Hancock, a
town bordering on New York state
about fifteen miles from this place, aud
without railroad or telegraphic connee
ton.
Carrie Brockaway. IS years old, Is the
handsome daughter OF Farmer Brock
away. She is rather wilfuI. OF late she
has received marked attention from
Washington Sweet. but his attentions
were strongly objected to by the girl 8
father and two brothers, VIII warned him
~ cease The lovers, however met in Sc
queslered places. Hrockaway and his sous
becoming incensrd at the action of the
girl armed themse.v YES with shot.guns and
rsFolyeEs aud set out for Sweets house TO
XII him.
Sweet heard Of this barricaded tie
doors Of his residence, placed gun
handy and awaited their coming The
brocBaways demanded admittance, but
tie answer was shot fired from one OF
the windows. The bullet took effect in
the leg OF one OF the sons The father
and the other sou caught the wounded
man In their arms, dragged hin behind
"oOdpila and then began shooting at
The W!ndoT from which the shot was
lifel' sweet re- u ned the fire for a lew
minutes, when he ceased In the mean
time Carrie, hearing OF the action of her
iathrr and brothers, started Tor Sweets
mouse, arriving there shortly after Sweet
ceased Iii ng
| Inc BIochaways approached the house,
sue calling to her lover not 10 shoot, and
the door was forced sweet was found
on the ii1or apparently dead, with bull
et wound in the right shoulder. Carrie
screamed, upbraided her brothers and
ialher for causing her lovers death and
seizing carving knife from the table,
which was partially set for dinner, cut
her throat, and ia ling across Sweets
body bled to death before doctor could
be summoned The wounded Brock.
away Was brought into the house, when
II was found that his hip was shattered by
the charge from Sweets gun He Is in a
critical condition
Sweet WAS hit by bullet from a re.
Volver, which passed upward and lodged
IN his neck and is also dangerously
Ihurt.
The population Of the hamlet near by /,
com posed wholly of French Canadians,
who are in high state OF excitement,
IdiViding their sympathi-s, and It 1,
thought that more shooting Is liable L
OCCUR
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Child's I Hose, Morley's
Cashmere, Atwood, sizes Al
to 6, ages 6 months to .
years, 25 cents from 40.
They'll delight a thrifty
mother.
Women's Isle Hose at
37l cents from so. Once
again We tell you Of them.
AS a bargain they are quite
out Of the common.
West OF Chestnut street entrance.
1000 Decorated China
Cups and Saucers, assorted
colors. Some were 4o,some
so, some 60 cents; now one
straight price-25 cents a
pair.
Another lot down from
IS and IS cents and 81 to
I35 cents a par.
Fine China Tea Sets, gilt
decorations, A pieces,$s so,
100 English Decorated
Chamber Sets, complete with
jar, S., without jar, So so.
Bohemian Glass Bowls.
velvet finish, yellow or b'ue,
with maroon edges, Stag
two-thirds off
400 pieces Sltin Glass
Finger Bowls, Jugs. Creams,
Lemonade Cups. 35 to SO
cents-less than half.
Basement, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKRR.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

In the United States Senate on Mon.
day bills were introduced by Mr.. Chand-
Ter to alter the regulations enacted by the
South Caroline legislature In regard to
the election of Congressman, and by Mr.
Sherman for q commission TO inquire In
TO the progress OF the colored race since
1865. The Senate then went Into exc
cutive session, and three and half hours
afterwards adjourned. In the executive
session the nominations of l. Q. Z. la
mar to be Associate Justice OF the Su'
preme Court; William +. Villas, Secretary
of the Interior; Don NJ. Dickinson, Post
master General, and Z L. Bragg, Minis
ter TO Mexico, were confirmed The vote
on Lamar's confirmation was 50 TO Is
Messrs. Riddleberger, Stanford and
Stewart voting with the Democrats In the
affi rmative
In the House, Mr.. Dingley's resolution
of inquiry IN regard to discrimination
against American vessels passing through
the Welland canal was reported and
agreed to. Under the call of StAtes, q
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Ander
son, OF Kansas, directing the Commerce
Committee TO investigate the failure o
the Reading Railroad Company 'tC
transport inter State traffic ;" and report
by bill or otherwise.
The House Committee on the Election
OF President and vice President had under
consideration yesterday the various joint
resolutions which have been introduced
In Congress proposing amendments 70
the Constitution In relation TO the cleo
tion OF President and vice President
that treating the office of Second vice
President; that providing for the election
OF President and vice President by the
direct vote OF the people, and the reso
luton changing the time of commence
mept and termination Of the terms OF
r. presentatives.
NJ. Hoyey, of Indiana, has introduced
a bill in the House ITO pay 10 soldiers Of
the late war sum equal TO forty per
cent OF the amount oil their original pay
TO make good the difference between the
value of the greeubAcks IN which they
were paid and the e ID coin In which the
greenbacks were eventually redeem ed -
Mr.. Lands has introduced In the
House bill to reduce the surplus by
paying bounty of - cents per bushel
on al wheat exported to foreign eoun
tries
Ms. Belva Lockwood yesterday made
an Argument before the House Commit
tee on Pensions on the bill introduced 10y
Representative 0'Neill, of Pennsylvania
for the reliei of sailors and MARINES in
United States naval homee.