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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
colt MBuS, OHIO.
Proceedings OF the ohio Legislature
wednesday.

C0LuNurS, O March :.
In thu Legislature bills were passed:
rs Senator Mack Authorizing the Board
OF Trustees otthe Cincinnati Southern rail-
road, with the approval Of the Cincinnati
Sinking Fund Commission, to agree with
thu 'essers Of aid railroad to extend the
time oJ the lease for such time as can be
agreed upon ny PARTIES thereto, aud 10 eN-
tend payment Of bonds to a period not eX-
ceeding nifty years.
BY Senator Nassje: TO compel insur-
auce companies to publish annual state
ments OF assets ia two papers of general
circulation in each county seat OF the
State, cfopposite politics.
Bg Senator Morrison. To prevent the
collection Of usurious interest in cases where
chattle mortgages are security. Proof OF
u>uyious interest invahdttes such mort
gsges.
Special orders Tor hearing 10 the Senate
this afternoon were postponed on account
of q lengthy discussion Of q bill to allow
extra compensation 20 employees 1t the pen
!tentiary, which failed to pass. Many
general measures were discussed and failed
OF passage. 4 number OF local bills were
introduceu, and many others were nitro
ducel.
House-The bill to close all saloons on
SUNDAY passed the House yesterday and Il
adjourned, pending the discussion OF a mo-
ton TO reconsider. To-day u vote on the
motion was reached, aud, though the yeas
and nays were demanded, the Speaker put
the the question, and the motion To recon
slider was declared carried by the Speaker.
Col poormau, o. belulont, led oil IN a
powerful speech opposing the ruling OF the
Speaker. Much parliamentary skirmishing
aud q motion To- cNpunEe the record show
iHgrccous.deratiUn was discussed 1T length.
The largest lobby Of the session crowed
the hall, including many ladies. The de
bate holly continued this evening.
The motion 10 wash from the record the
decision OF the chair the vote b reconsider
the Sunday closing bin was carried by Il
vote Of 80 TO 80. This placed the journals
OF both houses in very bad shape. The
Seuate's iaurGal will not agree with the
House. About one hour was taken up by
the house in tryingtO re, ont Of the mud, -
but the journal OF tEei. body is still, very
bad, while tine Senate hls taken no action
to free them ct the position their record
shows. The Hamilton county delegation
are in good humor over the ''muss, Hs
thew claim It was The fault ottheIr enemies,
pOormaH, W,sms and the other liquor
traffic quasheTs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
NIoUNDsyILLE NEWS.

The coal shaft was oil again yesterday
on account o. the election.
There came near being % CooIi tgCttlOn
az the Church OF tod, last Sunday. A.
the congregation was assembling for even
ing service, one OF the gasoline lamps tx
plodtd, setting ire to the carpet. There
was quite an excitement fer a short time,
b1t fortunately it was put out without
much damage.
Mrs. Harriet Y. Arnold, the woman
who It will he :emembarri lett her hus.
band some time since, but was Ovyrtaken
at this place, has by her attorneys, Messrs.
Parkinson and Holt, filed . bill for divorce
and alimOuv, wednesday.
Col. W. ". Arnett and T.. S. Riley were
in town yesterday.
The case OF the State vs. August SChade,
for selling liquor without license, was tried
in court yesterday, first upon the pleas in
abatement that Prosecuting Attorney Is. +
Meigheu had urged the gr.ud iuIy 20 ind
the Indictment. The C0urt excluded the
evidence ia support Of the plea. The case
WAS then tTleJ on its merits. The dete'-
tiyes employed EEa!us, the liquor dealers
were the prosecuting witnesses.
Invitations age on for the marriage oil
Mr.. VIII n. Cheale and Miss Sadie Roger
son, which is o. take plar, next Thursday
evening al the residence OF Miss EoEer~on's
parents. Both stand high Ia society here,
and their marriage vii. be q great surprise
70 their numerous friends.
Quite an interest was manifested IN the
town election yesterday boy Tie friends OF
the different ,.nti3rfrr 4 large vote was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
.uET Want TUE o \
An r4l1r-.t-flr Meeting OF C,.rseus Of
IVES. IIrrrtF.

An r4iHu-n,-rlc Meeting "t C,.tseus Of
West liberty.
.la..r.- OF the citizens OF W,,5 Iiher-
l,.a.I .sr',. nae. Tuesday gseuin4 To IroA
gr-r w-t Liberty b interest as regards The
p-. a,..r line COL. tl. Wu,si.u-. WrLi,Hurg
a.t State Line ratd through O1io county
T.. u.-tug WIS orean,zrI by eIyrtiug A.
81. d, I.i-y.y chairman and ". Il. C. Cur
IT, .r.lry. The object OF the meeting
was ,rra explained by the chairman and
T.af g.. 4 Armstrong. the object being to
uaa. L,5aita arrangements toy a. mass
ua,..a. a.. Vest Liberty ire the near nut
a-s ade.r.s. sing tbc slWc, aud inviting
prominent nyaNers To address the
m.a.irr A committee consisting
3D.. the following gentlemen, j..
f. rt,o1. Jsm.s Dixon. Robert W..
s1.rr tn-sw N.Jr,,ysa, FRET E \
Armstrong. s.. 81. E,Is..g. ~nt W II G..
J5rfr. Hs appointed e.. 'Hl,a ntl -r.ts-
-a.g .w...- tpr ,n, uyy'.ur ,rt 'o
f,r..t',s r.srr Iaf. G.. a-l1, D. Bird
Atf,ru., lr.n. p r,Iar.i. S.us'ug j q
~Iurr. Ie nu' t. VI Riley ta boz. pr,s-
.rf ..' .'..- .-. ue.sl.w
Enthusiastic pagri,s we've male 10y =
jacob rnI others Yves, ...trtr b., not
.rag tr leave ans stone uufurGei ina her
,.ar,. tp get 70 railroad. We vast ouy,
arI we age going Co stake while the icon
Is hot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
nm BELUGE CONING.

THE Ney York T.rr.i thus lights into
the river auG bat1oy aud public building
Coa-sessaeu
Washington l- maddeusd with the
greed ra-mousy. That criminal, moustrous
zGrP,u, is wogkjac every form Of corrup-
ton in the pubic disbursements. The
money Is raised by maintaining war rev
cuuss. These revenues are arranged to
maintain ~monopo.les, and the monOpolists,
rather than Surrender their holdings, do
not care what becomes Of the money. Here
IS tie misery oft. The South will assent
10 the moustrous pension bill, but while 1t
gives the Northern States the annual
eighty millions it is not in human nature
that tor their " section the Southern
leaders will not exact some return.
The re turn ONES in public buildings
aui Improvements to rivers and harbors.
DEtae public buildings we shall speak
again. Their, is iu that direction a shame
less waste OF money. The House Commit
.sa on Rivers ana Harbors is making tie
t-.r OF the annual appropriation bill
.rag I.--s>. bin ever brought in The
Original estimates were one hundred and
-lyry-..N million dollars, which the Chief
OF Engineers cut down 10 torty-lour mil
lion dollars. This is vast SUM OF money,
md r. -apy- the spirit OF money madness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

LIMA, o.. March The great Chicago
pipe line Is affixed ilnt. Within the next
sixty days Lima and Chicago will tx
change greetings through POO wi'ss OF six
OF eight-iurh pipe The right OF way he's
been secured along almost the entire
route, and the contracts have been let IN
tour sections Of fifty miles each. large
amount Ut pipe aud fittings for the line
have alsrady arrived At tie Watt farm,
from which the line will stat, and orders
arc now in the hands at the manufactur-
ers fo5 the balance to he completed n an
early date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
ruEY M\Nr Id OLE nAcK.
4 sad Tai, from ~SyhuyIl>ll Miners Who
Mru Ia N~IFNirp.

a sad Tai, from Syhuyi>ll Miners Who
N"uttu Mexico.
P~DIU~yIrLE, PA NTrh IA month
ago forty ~Schuylk,l county miaers LETT
here tor Mexico, where the7 were 90 he en-
ployed a. biz wac, for mining. Letters
received from there Indicate that they
m1tr very sorry bl-.lja.
They get - 59a Gay, hat must live in
shaa,ir, worse than those the l~luagIrians
have in tins re,,ou. Two have been shot
at aud ore stabbed hy "Gre0~-rs.' Al
reulr four nave sold their clothes and
blankets go ct money 10 return scrOsst the
border, and tbs rest are saving their
money 70 eat away as sou rs they get
stakci.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
BEE LINE STOCKHOLDERS
Elect the Ola Board OF Dlrectors-Year's
Financial Report.

Financial Report.
CLEVELAND, March AT the annual
meeting OF the Bee Line stockholders held
here this morning there were few attend
ants. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Of New York,
chairman OF the Board Of Directors, and
Chauncey VI. Depew arrived in a special
train early this morning from New York,
and brought in their pockets shares and
proxies sufficient to control the election.
For directors there was but one ticket in
the field, aud the five whose terms expire
to-day, Messrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, w.
X. Vanderbilt. II. Mex. Twombly and
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Of New York, and
Hon. Amos Townsend, of Cleveland, were
unanimously re. elected for three years.
The annual report for 1857 sumbltted to
the stockholders by the Board of Directors
shows that the total earnings for lSST were
s. U56. U0s, aud the ne earnings $50
27-. an increase of 1897, l3l over ls9G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

~.rosrlt. bronchitis, and General Debility
will .ry SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver OH
with Hyg5pacs3bl-gs, they viii ird Emme
.lJatc relief and P~-vmnE,uJ benefit. Tn
Medical Profession universally declare It
. r.ut5 of the Greatest vlCe gn3 very
p..fu-'.. Read Il have used SCOTS
Emulsion 5u -yv.rI eases Of ScUotula ard
.D.HIttvu t.ldreu Results most graft
fy;a. My little patients take Il with
70, assure. W. 4. HUjI.lt, NJ. d., Sails
bury. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

Tue J.,, regulator Of d Ec'ttve organs uud the
be,, appetizer known is AnGoNturn RitterS.
Try 6, bat reware ur limitations. Oct the gen
rfuc article manufactured by DR.. J. Gil SeiCert
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
MARRIED.

WEiNEICH-NTLLER-Ou "Wednesday, March
O.. I,,N. al the home Of Miss Anna +. Miller, by
the Rev. ". 5. Campbell. rector Of s. faulS +.
r church. Frank L. HEINRIcH. Of GAINESVILLE. O.,
10 AnnIE Z. MLLLEE. u MaI.Ln,s Ferry. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

MASDN-At the r,-.GyuCc OF Hur SOu.iu law
T.. A. Little, Mrs. SAMUEL mason, in the 7uth
yea OF hur age.
FGueral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
AFEW PRICES ON GROCERIES,
FOR SALE.

ITO CLOSE 4 PARTNERSHIP, FOURTEEN
| Lots cligihly situated, in the sixth ward, at
lOw prices.
Also Il number OF Houses and Farms.
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Arw advertisements.

DFRSONAL-WILL PAY FOR INFORMA-
L ton Of J. B. Stein or his wife. We're here in
1881 ATTORNEY" REGISTER Office. mrgr
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07
"PEssY WISE AND Pousp FooLlsu

penny WISE AND POUND FOOLISH
That's what mon are who plod along
trying to do their business, when they
feel half dead. Their eyes arc dim and
throb; their head aches; the children an
noy them; their wives lose their charms;
they lose their ambition; they make mia.
tkkes In their accounts, and the whole
world Looks blue, they hate themselves
and everyone els. And why. II you
sssl %, Why dou't you stop and think 4
minuts--or arc you too stupid : Ycui
liver and blood arc ont Of order, that
al. You nssd . good regulator and
tonic. Take . bottle Of DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery. and you will fsa
like new man In three days your VIII
will b The prettisst and swestsat wcmal
in the world; your childrsn's dispssition
will b exactly like your own; your hui
insss viii inpsovs, and you will max
money enough 70 pay for the 'Golde
| Medical Discover" ) hundred timss ovs'
Epoat n slnbborn, hut N Il. II 70
| suasr irsm ''oold 10 the hssd. = y fFsl
| NasAl CstArFh. uss Dr. Sass's CatArr
lpa4edy. Il suxss.wh,as svsrytblhg "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

The transmission Of the fearful e6ectu
Of contagious blood polsen y the most
horrible Inheritance which any man
can lssve To his innocsnt posterity; but
u can b. certainly mitigassd and In the
majority Of cases, prevented by the
use Of the antidote which Nature fur.
uisheS, and which il found In the RENE
~ known all over the world a. Swift'e
6pecinc- commonly called -. 8. g."
lfs+1.H Brown, OF Hornellsville, N. r,
writGa: Three years ] suffered with
this horrible disease. Swifrs Specific
cured me completely"
Prof. Edwin Baar, "a Z. End 1t, NY,
writes: s'Bwiftss Specific cured me
Of fearful case Of Blood Poison"
DIR. B. r. Wingheld, Of the Soldiers
Home, Richmond, Va, writes: ssbwift's
SPECIFIC cured me Of . severe case Of
Blood Poison.n
b. ". <. Briggs, Brooklyn, N. T.,
ro.ou W; ssssSs Ms.cs a,O
health and hope, and am we'll today b
G. W. Lapghill, Savannah. Ca:
suffered long with Blood Poison. / tried
0wtft's Specific and am perfectly well,
A. W. Buell., Of Powers Hotel, Roch.
ester. N. T., writss: ut 10 the best blood
remedy on earth. cured myself with
1t Irecommcndsd tito . friend and II
made him we'll"
Mr.. \. l. stanton, Of the smithvills,
(Ga.) News, writxs that . friend wal
afflicted with csse Of Blood Poison,
and two bottles Of : g .. effectsd I
Treatise on Blood and Ska Disease,
mailed FREQ. TEE SwfYr SPEcrfIc CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, da
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07


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-. ~. .r,;nLlsd s.rlv 4 n. morn;ro
- ,s,d.r.d a NOR. uls...nt .lors
~. lin. folIov.d bv N. proc.s.;or :
..o..o o.ciock IN. nroc.,.;on form "a !.
az, ~ prot.otisn Ho.. hons. Will. ~.
b.. Rard from a. .d;oinino balcony
-,.v.a ,ev,r.l National N, and ou;ct.
TO- r,.n.
Ths line of march "a .avert;.ed Last
v..L w., fol,ovsd by the nroo...io,
T;,,ls J.r,;. SAWYER w.. ..i.ct.d !. H.
codd... AZ r;bsrtv and . mara orav. and
..,;ou, copstAp.ncs th.,ss v~ nor. be-
,ho I'M. ons !. not repr,sen,.d ON n.
s...u,.. of bar nrototve
tn. nroc.,s;ou vss be.d.d NV . f,i.r
.,a a,nmm.r, Aftsr oov.r;.o n. a..
:, march 1890 the proo...ion b.ltsd =
p,ov,,. Han vb.p an. EXERCISE ~ a.
49, 49, rI.o.
r.. p,..;d.,. AZ N. a.v NJ,
c,.rL 5000 v;.h :. 49,. vh;.h -.
w.l, r.c.,,.d "a .,;c;..a mrch .,,l..,.
Ths singing If ths national hvmn hv n.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

BouNrY CLAM. "A. Widest scalp VS.
presented TO the Board Of Oommissionsss
last Monday BY J. W. Crosby Of Bunker.
vile. and the bounty allowed by law
claimed thereon. The claim was allowed.
This Il the first claim mads in this county
under the ACT, ssd thoash Mr.. Crosby
ssnt this ons up 10 tsss che law, y he
'stasss. vet Il IL not likely that the claims
will incssass 70 such an extsnt ~ b ~.
esasitata refusal BY The Board to .non.
ides thpns sais The casa now in Elko,
HupAsldt Derste ~ spun \ ctksr
counties in the seaAs, Ifse ~ nlasAiS1sa
thsrs L not, NOT i there liksly y y. ~
cash here from which the claims can b
paid. 5s
NHw TEST OArH--Ths mandsmua cass
presented to the Suprsme Court On the
new test oath on which . writraa n.
turnabis Jane 2, u reported several
weeks ago, must have bssn abAndousd.
II was expected here that decision
would Be filed By the lst Of July end
last Monday information was asked BY
Telegraph concerning 1t. The Clark Of
the Court answered that the question
had not been submitted TO The Court,
and that hs waa ut aware Of any pro.
cesdings BY which II would b. Thiz
will necsssitsts como action On W. part
Of our Mormon brcthrsn Il thsy dssirs "a
vote It the snsuing election and there il
no time 70 loss.
srLvER RxEy. Silver Reed, lasi
Saturday night, fire destroyed chi
south half Of The block from J. N. Lon
dsr's store down to the cross strest
Louders store bang Ars.prooi saved
the principal business houses. Tho los
u net hssvy. The principal low srs
J. N. Louder esq.,. N. Il. OLA 16oo
julius Jordon sf5o, ~. Sinclair 500 ant
Mrs. Hays elso. The drs originated d
Mu. Hsys' building which Wa ocouple,
BY drunken fellow named Causelstt. I
Tho Post-ofsss Drug Shore i u rscsip
Of n invoice Of jswslry. Wheeler >
not II IL . para of sons bsaksupt stoel
ws Ar not ,isfwme1 bpt n
prien satashsd - = W = % isdicsA
thst \ \. nd N.Y. msks'is pessitls 70
u al 70 wear dismouds pssrls .sad n
No. The grade 10 good. call and y
The articles. e.
S.s ~, .i. ~. ~
No PASSENGER. in al probability .
| Registry Assnt viii b. appoiatsd - y
| Baiiionvills votias precinct thiFsysa,
Thszs are no rssidnts It Ballisseill
proper. md thoss residing 10 ~ vtliptt
- rsgistsr md vots q pspaes o. Nix
Low va1ey wAsh ptscissts. s.sr
| TSsseislsy looks Il ihs pieehs ~
| elnss sss now opsn icf ths rsgistg1ei>
l 4 vsesss, as ~ eG|ss " - lus1lss
] ~ yasv - xassss sssset
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

1 Reno complains Of dust and heat
i The Enterprise hes come out in new
dress.
There is considerable amount Of
building In progress in Ely. White Pine
county.
White Pine county has two boarders
in it's County Hospital and three in its
jail. 3as aat
A vein Of go ore is developed in the
Tip Top mine, Santa Fo district, Eamer-
aida county.
The l.,sees Of the Eyen;n, Star nina
Hawthorne di,trict. have so ton, Of sl5o
rock on the dump.
On Jupe "a the North Re,,e mine of
Tu,c,ror, ahmed "a bar, a bullion
valued At 80 600.
A.M,-.v a;..r;ot NJ. .o,,., ,.;,
Of ore a,vsyipe $500 DER ton in silver a..
rsceutiv been DEVELOPED.
..u,;...; g.. Ga. ,..a. all J.
~. Ps.;.s.s,. 49,. - ss.,.on ,..s 80
-..'..., - -. NWN
...u. - a.. -
p.,:..a. -s;,.,.d a.. -. .o.....a
,,.I ,.,,.d !. a ooo J
An' r'0N my p's'nel' = sm'.n aney
"a -. s..,. -. LA -.
!,
.ns Als1. SHINING .onpry 'n'Ppe'
M woe. ITO" l.s'.'' "n,se 81. ~
o0a. Dua''oa saiuea :. siU'''s-ss'
no shs h0e'nA'o' "'n''0r company
slW
ine may ploouc' Oh 'ne uver%aa
mine - .'SW ~ = o's' y'e'o,nR ou..
non vA'0ec ~ eio'v'V OF 'e'' 'nsn ~
per son, wn.en y 0e'0" 'ne COST o. m'n,
ing s'o m'll'ns' t j.
The White Pine News says that more
cattle are being found dead (shotl in
stsptoe Valley. II this business is
~ '*Pteu 'on,e Peop's "'A '"D' - '"'
So la = e. s
| IL u iumoFed that the Horn Silver
Mining Company OF Frisco. which
lately redeemed the 0raatsvills property
in Nye county, intend sinking three
compartment shaft. 100 feet in depth.
According to the Silver State few Of
the reasons why the County Clerk Of
As@o = NOV w nAna = aappAs 'ons 'e''
.' mo ''.ue n.. n0sn' Aie Al
,nPs y ou.s,..'-e "e'l sH'so :
'e' ~u1 'sAs ~ Ao' ~
:" WV sn' 'ne o'nss 'o'
| frcspecton now gong into the South
srn part ofshs STATE. are sston'shed ct
the number, size and value q the qu~ta
veins iocsfsd, partially prospects1 md
finally abandoned BY men who went leto
WA. ''n ~ w. eAl'y usy"
"'ns' ~ ~" vAs ~..A "o1 "a ~
- 80 van nans on W 'nem
Ths naeasprs Times-Review wa
shown isse kfiday nesning 2 large chunk
Of ore from the 20 lessl q thes Grand
Prise, which was STRUCK on June - IN
specimen exhibited IL chloride, and y
Eperfcct mass Of leaf silver, with q sprihk'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

Many public speaksrs have attempted
to tell the following snecdote, but have
lost themselves in the sublime touches
impaired to IL BY Judge Bell, whose yer.
sion Of the story has won for it the dis
tinctive sppellation Of bob Bells Anec.
dote." No other man can tell it like
Bob; and no newspaper reporter ever
made passable report Of the story-al.
ways falling short on the embellishments.
We have prevailed upon Judge Bell to
put the anecdote in writing. that q ver-
batim report might be printed. % that
hereafter campaign orators may not spoil
q matchless story when they attempt to
tell Bob Bells Anecdote."
To the Western pioneer, . cows tail
suspended from an anger hole in the
door Of the cabin used for dressing hides
was the sign Of tannery. During those
times cultivated and highly imagina.
tive English tourist was travelling Oh
horseback through Kentucky. Riding
along public road he came abreast Of I.
lanyard. and his eyes dilated and were
trans6xed y they caught view Of the
primitive sign. To our hero IL was =
miraculous sight Refining up his horse.
and gazing in growing wonder. he com.
menced soliloquizing, and soon broke
forth in > brilliant monologue: II have
travelled far and wide; have been At
esrth's loneliest bound--on oceans wild
eft shore; I have seen the great sun that
hides his face in light come up from
his watery couch in the Atlantic and
battle his mighty axle in the Pacific;
have seen the stars with their signs and
ciphen Of holy FIRE change their placss in
the sky and fade from the sphere il
which they barn; I have seen the great
ocean when it, placid bosom like pol
ished mirror reflected the unbroker
azure Of the heavens. and I have seen 4
when the storm-god was abroad. and
those tranquil waten were lifted and
dashed in spray mountain high; have
seen the rainbow that glorious wonder
woven BY sunbeams and the mysteries o.
rsfraction-spsn like an angels diadeu
the brow Of : dying storm; I bsve seef
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

At the County Oommissiops. meeting
held last Afondy the full Board being
present the following business was
transacted:
Tho monthly statements Of the vari.
Gus County Officers were submitted, sud.
tied, and ordered fled. Claims against
the County, Is shown in another column
were then allowed.
The Official bond OF Geoge W. Lee as
Justice Of the Peace Of Bunkerville Wa
prssented; but was returned for correc-
ton in some slight particular.
Acting upon the petition filed some
time since voting precinct was sstab-
iishsd twenty-five miles northwest from
the Las Vegas Ranch, to be known d
the Sandstone precinct. J. B. Wilson
was appointed Registry Agent.
The following persons wers appointed
Registry Agents for the registry Of vo.
tern at the election TO b held next No.
vember, and the Clerk Of the Board
was instructed to notify each rs by law
required, 10 wit: " asaf4sy =
George Moody. for Spring Valley,
John Hammond, for Eagle Valley; Per.
~ W. Davis. for "a Dorado Canyon; J.
Conway, for Meadow Valley Wash; Ed.
I. Robinsou, for Patterson District. and
Jasper Woods for Clover Valley.
The funds in the County Treasury
were counted. - BY iaw required. and
found TO be correct. The Board then
adjourned.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

The report Of the Finance Committee,
for the 4th Of JAY celebration shown
total amount collected es4.75. II was
expended u follows:
Silicon, (fos cleaning bras work. : 80
John 0. 0elAbers 4 John Henry. rf
6dng Anvils 500
John o. Gslabert, watering streets. 500
John 0. 1elabert, cleaning Hcss.
houss No 2 500
J. EissaNsnn. dag line for Hose.
hoass No 2, rops. naiis. iron rods
and powdsrl 726
8. Wsrthsimer. tissue paper and
mucilags. l2s
Soap, l %
P. Barns, 8fsr. go
B. Warthsinsr, anars drummer go
Balance applied 70 the irrigation
Of school.houss trees. $50
= Is
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

BASE BAlzs-slASs ~ game Of base.
ball On The fourth. ths town boys are
sassr ios saethse sama and hops BY ;
more carsful sslectioa q players 70
change ~ issus 70 oas IN isvos d tksn.
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sufvsyors yeserd4y ~ tAsy - o..
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~ sppap deaaFtmsat during he wssh.
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dsnsnd. .sas
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sAs9s - - ~ . ~ rssDlst nssAse.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

3 AL QurSr. Tho "a passed. of with.
out any disturbances. The heat however. J,
pgostratsd several. All recovered but
Doc individual. and yesterday, biz con-
ditian thrsstsains y become ssrioss. the
ShsuG tooh him IN charge. and carefully
placed him 10 ths Cooler.
Roht B. 0losss, accompanied by hi.
danehtsr Nh Arthur Dsvis, left on
Wednesdays sAaSs for Butts City. NJ. T.
whsss they sxpsot'to locats. Nj. Davis
hes employment tlasrs add Mr.. Davii
boss " JON hnlS 81 8slG r.
The full waFhise, iososs At the Jack
Rabbit miael Laid Lon work and cAms !,
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