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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08

No. Oh.
UNITED STATES LAND oFs,cH

UNITED STATES LAND 0frlcE.
Eureka. Nevada. July g. 1891.
NOTICE 10 Hereby GIVEN 1HAT TIRE
~ Phoebe Conholida,ed Mining and Reuuc
ton Company, by its authorized agent, Sam
uei Godbe, hose postofice add ss 1
tpioche Linco' county, State of N. vsda, ha
sour hundred nd light. EIGHT (l4s8, Inca
. ct Of the 'Isi Belle" mine or lode bearin
FLYER, with uriPce ground two huId,. ed 200
feet IN width titu T. in Ely Mi ing Distrjc
con " 81 u CON State Of Ntvaoa ana dtsig
mated by thu fl Id notes ofrcisl D at Cd Ale
in this Office III ct No as, il TOW shit No. /.
of range 81 +. Mount Disblo Base and Mer
d'ar SAL lot No. 4s being described as 70
)oAk, to wit
Begin ii g st =, 81 n hrl I'd post N, ,l.Ussur
vey 30 Az, whence the ut uih OF the cbHgbe
tnni ell bra s. erees ana 20 mi nutes. 4
294 ret; th'bce running LIST c. urse, 80 de.
ere' 40 nitnu es, 279 fe't to post No gu q,
suiVe! NJ" 46: thence 2Lo course. N "a de-
y ees 10 miiut g, 1883 ieet 10 port No s, U.
). -uivey No. Is; thene. 8 d course, N SO de-.
gr' es Al minutes, 4 279 feet to pest No 1, q.
5. Survey No. As, whence U. y. Mineral n, nu.
n,ent No bss's> 46 degrees So inutrs, W
sections 20. 81, 2s and 20, Up l, h 81 h. esszs.
80 degrees ~ Ii IL utes, W 2973 feet; thence
4th course. "a egrees SO minutes. 1883
feet to TO the place OF beginning.
CUntatbins 9 70 acres
ur.es EXPRESSED from the true meridian
with magnetic variation OF Is degrees and
| Sc minutes east
Tn' nearest known locations are the Rain.
bow on the north and the Halt Moon lode
| claim on the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion o. esid "a Belle mine or
surface ground are required to hle their ad.
verse claims with the Register of the United
States LAM Office at Eureka. in the State of
Nevada, during the perioI Of publ
cation hereof or they will be debarred by virtue
| of the provisions OF the Statute
p. DUNKLE. Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
| of application for patent be published in the
| Phoebe RECORD, weekly ewspaper published
at Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada, for the
period Of sixty days item consecutive weeksl.
| T.. p DJNKLE Rapfstsr
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08

No 976.
UNITED SrATHs LAND OfRIcx,
Eureka, Nevada, July y, 1891.

Eureka, Nevada, July o. lools
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE,
Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Re-
duction Company, by its authorized agent.
Samuel T. 0odbe. whose postofhce address Is
Phoebe, Lincoln county, State OF Nevada, has
this day fled his application for one tlousAl6
four hundred and eighty eight tl4bsl lin'st
feet of the "Wsr Eagle' mine or lCoe. bear:
ing silver. with surface ground two hundred
5000 feet In width. situated In Ely Mining
district. County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as lot number ~, in
township n, mber ! forth, range 81 east OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian; fsid lot no.
48 being described as follows, to.wtt:
Beginning at post married Post NO. U. D
Survey No i8, thence running, Lat course.
80 degrees as minutes, W 1904 feet to fost NO.
2, s. Survey No. 40, whence the mouth 0t
the Horgsn tunnel bears \ 70 deert,'s min-
grees, ss minutes =. l4eS feet to
Post No. 8, U. 8. Survey No. 40; thence. srd
cure, N. SO degrees, % minutes +. 1904 test
topost No 4. U o. survey No. 4s.wh.nce .. y.
Mineral Nonun emit No. bears u. 50 degrets 70
minutet, ". 1913 2 let, abo tie section corner
CON m, to sections ~, 81, 28 aud 40, 7. n.
R, 81 Z. besls +. ! o.eite 80 nuts =.
229s. 2 feet IL. nee. 4,h ctnitt, - d.kiet H
minu,es W., lAb6 feet to ftst No. ! NJ Inc
place of b. ginning.
Containing 6.76 acres.
Courses .apretseo from the true msiidisI
with u magl ttlc variation, 81 10 oegrees AL 10
minutes fast. The nearest kloNn locations
are the Bryai 10, On the north ano the Is.
sen .,sl lod, Oh the south.
Any and all p,rsois clam Ing adversely any
portion OF sald War lskh MINE or surface
ground are require. 10 die theif Adverse claims
with the Register OF the Unite States LAndt nice
at Lureka, il the state Of Nevada, auiiLg the
periou OF publication bsitd, or they
will be debarrea by virtie Of the provisions OF
up. DuNxLE, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application Tor patLt be publtsbto In the
Phoebe RECORD. weekly newspaper
published at Phoebe, lincoln county, kevads,
Tor the periodf sixty days item consecutive
Up. DUNKlE. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08
The Kind She Wanted.

Gentleman--My wife has lost her wa.
terproof, and she wished me to stop in
here and order anyoher sent up at once,
as it looks like rain.
Dealer-Yes, sir. What sort, sirg
-Um-Pve forgotten tho
name, but it's one of those that make q
woman look better dressed in wet
weather than she is in dry weather.
New York Weekly.
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FRle TO the AFFLICTED.

All who are suffering from the efieo's
OF Youthful Errors, Loss Of Me-, rooa 70.
Failing Powers, Gonorfhoea, u ses
Structure, Syphilis and the many troubles
which are the effects Of these terriole
disorders will receive. FREE OF CHAEcs'
full directions ho,o to treat and cure Me".
seIves at home by writing to the oA.
roRN1A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL lSriHN
AIRY, 1924 Market Street, San ffsD'
cisco, California.
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AZ JUSTICE court OF Pioche Township, of the
county Of Lincoln, State of Nevaua.
Robert Logan
Plaintiff,
VS. Summona
George W. Rogers.
Defendant.
The people Of the State Of Nevada send greet.
ng to George ". hogers. Defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an nc
ion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the Justices court OF Pioche town.
ship, County of Lincoln, and to answer before
he Justice at his Office In the said township. at
even O'Clock a m IN saturday the 26th day of
november A. y. 1892 the complaint filed there.
n.
The said act on Ia brought to obtain iudg.
aent against you for the sum of Two hundrt
nd Ntnety-nine and niLe,y one hundredths
dollars tor keeping and stabling one stall.
ion from February 20 1891 to date and also
'eep1nR three colts from May l 1891 t. dLte all
It your special quest as more iully appears
y the comp laint on file herein to whicI you
are referred and YOU are eby n,tif, that il
GU fail to appear and answer ga complaint
above required 500 pliiIlif1 will take
Judgment by default against y, or sad sum
1898 .90-l00 togethe r with the costs.
To the sheriff or any Constable In taid
ounty. Greeting: MAKE legal sti vice spd due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this eth day Of Icto-
Der 1892. AL, TBORAE.
Justice Of Peace 81 saio TOWNSHIP
Pioche, Nevada Oct IS ls92:-td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08
LAND oyyIcE AT EusrxA. NrvADA'

LAND OFFIcE AT EuREKA, NEVADA,
January 4, 1892.
Notice is hereby givei that the following
named settler has file notice Of his intention
to make raj proof in support Of bis CLAIM.
and that said proof will be made before tns
District court Of the State Of Nevsds, In sno
for Lincoln county Nevsds, at Phoebe, N.vads'
ON Tuesday. February as, 1892. viz: John -
Ferguson and other heirs Of Walter =. fergu'
son, Gee, as d, honest I'D entry No II, NoVsMr,
Der 1, 1875, for the 8 y Of NV \, and the Ne
\ Of SW \, section So, township I, south range
80 east Mount Diablo base and meridian.
He nan es the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
q said lai d, viz: A W Geer, Of Hiko, Nevada
". A. Wilson. of Hike, New, da; Abraham
Mackey, # Biko, New "a; Charles Lsmson'o'
Hiko, Nevada.
ANY person who d. si-es to protest aesins,,
the allowance Of such root. or gho Knows ..
an, sub, tsntisl reason. under the Law ard US
regulations OF the lntrritv department. wns
such proof sht uld no be SLOWED, WAL y
given IN orp' rtunity At the sbCve mentionsa
time snd place to crost examine the witnesses
OF said CLAIM ant, and 10 offer evidence IN is'
- 'tal 81 that submitted BY Ella matt.
~. FINK v, Register
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Flowers Are Welcome.

The editor loves flowers, and 1t makes
no difference whether they are dropped
in his box at the postoffice or sent to his
office direct--they are just as pretty, and
the girls who furnish them are lust as
sweet. (Ga.l News. s
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SUMMONS.

In Justice Court Of Phoebe Township, of the
county OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
Robert Logan
pIatp
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
WHISKY THE ISSuR-
l.. A. Wilson Nominated for the Legis-
lsture at " aycross.

l.. A. Wilson Nominated for the Le9is-
leture at Waycross.
wAYCRoss, GA, Sept. 5 "A large anti
barroom rally was teld to-day at the court
house. The meeting was composed of the
better class of the people Of Waycross and
Ware county. This step was taken in view
of the fact that the whisky element Of the
town has declared its intention to bring
harrooms back To Wavcrosz if possible
The fight is on. They have found a man
who has declared himself in favor of the
wet issue and they are going to work for
him. Some time ago Ben Sirmaus an
nounced himself a candidate for the legisla-
ture, promising to abide by the demo
cratic primaries without continuing
himself to and special issue. Since that
time be has sent out circulars Withdrawing
his first card and pledging himself to sup
port the wet side. It was this fact that
called out the citizens OF WaycrOss to pro-
test against Mr.. Sirmans' candidacy and to
nominate man who would represent the
dry side. There was large attendance.
The meeting was called to order by Warren
Lott
N. G. Austin was made chairman and Y.
L. Stauuton secretary.
The frat motion was made by
A. III. Knight TO appoint a
committee to wait on the democratic
executive committee and request that the
primary for the election of representative
be withdrawn. The motion WAS carried.
H. G. Williams, J. W. Davidson, W. P.
Lee, w. A. Mcdonald. S. w. Hitch. R. J.
McQuaig and Isaac Carter were appointed
as the committee to meet the executive
committee on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.
q. w. Reed asked permission to express
himself. He said that he did not feel that
A-h ..A sr-k.e g. l..
democratic executive committee, as he was
not q democrat.
Il was explained to him that this was not
an issue Of any party. but of the citizens of
Waycross. The chairman then stated that
1t was rumored on the streets that the col
ored preachers had declared themselves in
favor Of whisky being brought ack Co the
town, and asked those present TO state their
position.
Rev. Floyd Snelson, Peter Likely, Robert
Emmett and others expressed themselves
freely, saying that they we're extremely
sorry that such rumor bad been floating
around. They were on the dry side. and
would use all of their influence to keep
whisky out of Waycross.
A committee was then appointed to select
three names to be balloted for, the person
receiving the largest number Of votes to be
the candidate to represent the dry side. The
names presented by this committee were:
II. G. Williams, L. A. Wilson, and s. p.
Jeffords The ballots we're then taken. L.
A. Wilson received so, II. G. Williams 90
and s. P. Jeffords Is. L. A. Wilson was
declared the nominee.
Mr.. Wilson accepted the nomination in a
graceful manner, saying that he did not
seek the nomination, and stated that he
would do so at a great sacrifice. He APP
preciated the confidence that the people had
placed 10 him and would do all in his
power, II elected, 60 represent Ware county
faithfully and conscientiously to the best Of
his ability.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
ON THE STUMP AT BLAoKsHEAR
DR.. Msttox and Hon. W. g. Brantls,
Debate the Issues of the Day.

DR.. Mattox and Hon. W. @. Brsntlsy
Debate the Issues of the Day.
BLAoKsHEAR, Ga, Sept. 5. - DR.. l..
Mattox of Clinoh county, the third party
candidate for congress, and the Hon. W.
G. Brantley discussed the political issues of
the day before large audience of the voters
OF the county at this place to-day. The
crowd is estimated at 800 or 400. At least
70 per cent. we're democrats.
DIR. Mattox scattered terribly, making
many erroneous statements and conclusions.
His discernment was 30 bedaubed that he
could see no difference between he repub-
lican platform and the democratic platform.
His random talk-for it could not be con-
sidered a speech-was so contradictory and
evasive that it was hard to keep up with his
ideas
Mr.. Brantley made mastery speech
logical, conclusive aud eloquent. lie did
himself great credit and confirmed all
doubling democrats as to the correctness of
the principles of the party. All third party
men who were not confirmed IN their erro-
neous ideas and fixed by their proceedings
are ready to concede that it is a great<nis-
take to advocate the principles of the Peo-
PIES or third party. The best informed
citizens believe that the democracy will
carry the county by decided majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
WOMAN's MISSIONS.
Proceedings of the Eastman District
Conference.

Proceedings of the Eastman District
Conference.
MCREA, Ga. Sept. 5.-The Eastman dis
trict conference OF the woman's mission
airy society of the Methodist Episcopal
church south, convened here last Friday
night and closed last night. The address of
welcome was delivered by Miss Anna Nc
Rea and the response by Mrs. james Bishop
of Eastman.
Then Rev. B. s. SenteH Of Eastman
spoke on the rise, progress and importance
of missions
On Saturday morning, beautiful and
impressive address, written by Mrs. r. D.
Walker of Savannah, was read by Miss
Jones Of Dexter. It was a strong paper,
and made deep impression.
After this encouraging reports we're made
by the representatives of the suxiliaries,
both juvenile and adult, in the district,
All the reports were encouraging.
Saturday afternoon ESSAYS were read by
Miss Etna Peacock Of Eastman, Mrs. A. p.
Grimsley of Cochran, Miss Fannie Harri-
son OF Chauncey, and Miss Aditha Wilcox
Of Lumber City.
Then the reports of the committees were
read by Miss Harrison, Mrs. Bishop and
Mrs. OImssead of Hazlehurst.
Sunday morning missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. r. L. Virgins of Spring
Hill.
Mrs. Wilson conducted an entertainment
by the children last night, after which Mrs.
Tochie Mcdonnell, late from Mexico, gave an
impressive talk on Mexico.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
a NEW Err IN q GAINESVILLE,
story OF d Bx-Slsve's Labor Of
Love.

Story OF d Ex-slave's Labor Of
Love.
GAINEsvFLA., Sept. Saturday
morning " number Of the Daily
Leader, a n quarto with single sheet
supplemented. The Leader saws IL
has come tosCharles H. Pratt is the
editor, o. Boon associate editor and
u. j. "lllainess manager.
A well au4ted story comes to your
CORE 'pondern old oolored man, q
FORMER teua his in South Carolina,
Grimp Littler name. Grinp is now
81 years old diving alone. his wife
Minty his heand fellow servant and
slave for over century, having died
about two ye. Minty was sick for
long time Der death, and the doc
tors bill and expenses amounted in
the end to $ldGrimp haslpsid off and
IN addition his work in the day
time in the was doue, at night
he felled ne, cut it into
suitable Len loaded it on his
wagon by hitook it to the saw-mill
where, bavinlt into pickets, he took
them home arng the hours when the
moon lent hery, quiet light the old
hands with locemor fashioned a neat
Enclosure arot "auld" wife's grave.
lie cooks his BOD, makes and washes
his clothes anlis little farm all alone,
working and : the call Of his master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
ON THE EEEL5 OF A BRUTE.

He Assaulted White U/oman-Lynch-
ing VIII Probably Follow.
DEMPSEY, GA, Sept 5.-About 100
o'clock this afternoon Jesse Williams. a
burly negro ex-convict, weighing about 200
pounds, entered E. A. Crsig's house, three
miles south of this place, while MIR. Craig,
who Is section foreman on the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia road, was
at his work, no one being at home ex-
ceDt Mrs. Craig. bis wife. The scoundreI
made brutal assault on Mrs. Craig, chok-
ing and beating her badly. Fortunately
Mr.. Craig was at work near his home, An
other negro hearing her appeals for help
gave the alarm, which ran the brute Off and
brought Mr.. Craig 10 her assistance.
He at once summoned posse,
who secured Capt Tyson and his dogs. Tue
dogs took the trail readily and the party are
still out. When last heard from they were
heading In the direction of Hawkiusville.
Lynching will probably follow capture
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
FLORIDA'S REBLICANS.
AN ELECTORAL TIT May BE
PUT OUT AT ALL.

The Leaders Afraid Third Party
Bosses VIII Try tcoop in the
Florida Patronage n President
Harrison-The RepuAns to Hold
a Conference,
JACKSONVILLE FLA, J. 5.-5tartiing
developments haze tskelace in politics
IN the last few days. , third party
movement has ben geneT looked upon
ss a republion masqAde. Now the
leaders OF the lorida reolicans are on
their ear lest = third pa leaders are too
realistic and kOck downs persimmon of
federal patrtTge from republican adj
ministraiorad leave tb in the cold. A
republican gular has &c forth inviting
all the leadeto a confeEce here to-mor-
row. Theiis dissatitction in some
republican rters becae the state con-
vention deed to pee an electoral
ticket in be field 1t will be
recalled shaFhen the republicans held
q state vention In Tallahassee
she third b moverapt had not taken
form. Thel OF therepublican leaders
was that thpsence republican cleo
toral and ticket Sould tend TO widen
the breach d then xisted In the ranks
Of the Floriemocnts, whereas q COM
mon enemy sht would tend to cement
the warrinetionT Of the democrats.
Then, too, tF as . feeling that the world
sympathise4 the Florida republicans
because o. alleged suppression by the
operation Of new election law, which
would prtmd sentimeSt in favor Of the
passage % bill. So it was decided
not to pt electoral ticket, but this
conolusln wpt reached without strenu.
Gus oppqtfof one wing of the party.
FEA or THE LEADERS.
One tg ii precipitated the calling of
conterfe ! the growing apprehension
that tnettl Florida would lose caste
with thamlstration by reason of its
timldlty ID matter of putting up a
ticket, flsher aud more serious cause
was the bi scheming of Tom Hind of
Putnauft1 to knock out the Republican
party IL and get pull with President
HarrlsoFeH, The story goes, and it is
vouc6ecg good republican authority,
that Mr3 who has until recently been
red hfblican, bnt is now a national
elector the Peoples party ticket,
has indifference with the republican
natIonanittee, and has made a nice
little az is alleged that he repre-
sented tpmmittee that IL the event of
the elecp the Peoples party ticket, he
coul1 sThe four votes OF Florida for
Presldenrison, and would do so for a
consider viz. a pulp with the ad-
ministraf This state of affairs very
naturallymed the old-line republican
leaders Mate; hence to-morrow's con-
ference. erobable that this conference
viii piacMblican electoral ticket Ia
the neld giving the straight repub-
licans cro vote for President Harri-
son. Ihidraw thousands OF repub-
hcan Votn the Weaver and Baskin
ticket anCck the combination gally
west. IL . decided, too, that it is best
TO put sNket in the field, but this is a
suoordinai Isiderstion. The chief OBJ
1ect Will hook Hind out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06
TYRANNY OF THE POLICE.
An Atlanta Judge Suspects the Perp
tretion OF Gross Wrongs.

An Atlanta Judge Suspects the Perpe-
tration OF Gross Wrongs.
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. SIN his charge to
the grand jury to-day Judge Marshal J.
Clarke arrsigned the city police department
severely In general, and in particular called
upon the body TO investigate the conduct
Of City Detective Grim, who. the Judge
stated. had become liable to prosecution for
kidnapping, in taking child away from
its mother several days ago at the in
stigation Of the officers Of the home for the
friendless, who thought the mother was not
to be trusted with the raising Of her child.
The judges language in calling for De-
tective Crim's indictment was as follows:
"A policeman OF the city induced a
poor white woman, attended by her
little child. 8 or years old, to accompany
him TO the station house. After they had
reached the station house the policeman in
vited this woman into a room aud there
furnished her with a chair. She
took her little girl in her lap,
encircling 1t with her arms. He
then against her consent Violently
wrested the child from Der possession and
carried it from the room and turned Il over
to some third person. She was deprived OF
the possession OF her child for three DAYS
until the strong arm Of the law interposed
apd restored IL 20 her. The policeman had
no shadow Of authority for this proceeding
and did not pretend to have As I
remarked a moment ago it occurred at
police headquarters, place where the pro-
tective power OF the city over the citizens Is
massed, aud where one might we'll think
In advance that q friendlsss woman and
child might be entirely safe Now
suggest to you, gentlemen,
20 investigate this matter in the light Of the
penal statutes Of the state and to take such
action in reference to 1t as you deem proper
The happening Of this instance within my
own knowledge induces me to think that 1t
might be the case that the police of this
city. in other instances, may have prscticei
gross wrongs upon citizens, and especially
upon the poor and humber classes"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-06

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