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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-10-13

Deputy Sheriff Ed. F. Prudential
writes from Reno under date of the 7th,
that he reached that point safely with
his charge, Mrs. Sarah Ann Moore, who
was adjudged insane here last week, and
that his patient was safely housed in the
asylum. He experienced no difficulty
and met with no opposition from his
charge until Reno was reached, when his
patient became violent, refused to 90 to
the asylum, and created scene. The
situation was explained to the gathering
crowd and cab summoned. The train
was two hours and half behind time in
arriving, or he would have been met al
the depot
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The April Fool.

Mondays Lode says the main shaft
has now attained depth of ll2 feet.
The south drift, started last week, has
been run ten feet. This drift is for the
purpose of cross-cutting to the footwall,
which has not we. been reached. The
north drift is on the ledge. It has been
run about ten feet in good ore. The No
shaft has been sunk twenty, five feet in
ore which averages very well, Two
shifts are being worked on all parts o
the mine, and pros pectng is being pushed
as rapidly as possible.
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COLUMBUS Day.
Preparations for n Suitable Observ-
anee Of IL by the Pablo school.


By proclamsti Of the President, Fri
day, Oct. 2lst, has been set apart as q
public holiday, to commemorate the four
hundredth anniversary of the Laudiog o.
Columbus in this country; at the same
schools should celebrate that event by
suitable exercises.
In accordance with these recommends
ton. the public school of Phoebe will hold
public exercises in front of the school
building, should the weather be suitable;
if not, in some building not yet decided
upon. The programme arranged is as
follows:
l. Reading of the Proclamation.
2. Raising the flag, by staff of vet
Grams, who will call for "Three cheers
for Old Glory"
8. Salutiug the flag by the school
and singing america"
4. Singing the Lords Prayer. by the
school.
S. Song Of Columbus Day, by the
school, composed especially for the oeca
sion. y -''''''
G. Address Meaning Of the
-Four Centuries" by Gabriel Blewett.
7. The Ode, by Tennie Roeder and
Hannah DeFriese.
8. The Star spsngled Banner, by the
| school.
g. Defamation, '.0ur Country
10. "l'm the Shepherd of the VAL
ley" sung by the school.
IL. Historical Readings, by the Girls
of the Grammar department.
IL. The Battle Hymn of the Republic
by the school.
l3. Historical Reading.
IA. The American Flag, by George
Sawyer.
Is. Barbara Fritche.
l6. Historical Readings, by pupils Of
the Grammar department.
II. Song, RED, White and Blue,
by the school.
| DoX0LoGY.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow
| Praise i'm all creatures here below;
Praise Him for all his goodness shown
For free dom, country all our own.
1t is to be hoped that all citizens will
help, by their presence, to put our tow,
among the foremost in the State in cele
brating this important event.
The pupils will assemble at o'clocl
q. M, and the exercises commence a
$50 o'clock.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
| Of Nevada. in and for the County of Lin.
coin.
In the matter Of the Estate and Guardianship
OF Gabriel Blewett, Louisa Jane Blewett, You.
natti Blewett and Valencia ". Bawdep--
minors
1t Appearing to this Court from the petition
this day presented and nled by Mrs, Louisa
B.wden the guardian OF the perso and es.
ates OF abritl Blewett, Louisa Jane Blewett
Younatti Bl-uett and Vail ncia W. Bawden
minors preyisg for an order of sale Of certain
real estate belonging to her said wards. that It
is necessary and would be beneficial to said
wards that such real estate should be sold:
1t is hereby ordered, that the next Of kin OF
The said wards. and all persons interested in
the said estate appear before this Court on
Monday tn 18th day Of November A. D. 1892
at eleven O'Clock a. M at the court room Of this
Court at the Court House at Phoebe, In said
County, then ana there to show cause why an
order should notb be granted for the sale Of
such estate;
And It Is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be published at least three successive
weeks before the said day Of bearing, In the
Phoebe Weekly REcoRD. newspaper printed
aud published in said County Of L ncoln.
N. p. DuOLhY,
Clerk OF said Court.
Dated, Phoebe Nevada, Ootober 10. 1892.
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The Yuba.

A force of from twelve to fourteen men
is employed ON this mine, Strengthening
the shaft timbers and otherwise putting
the mine in good shape. How long the
force will be retained is Unknown. The
rumor of two weeks ago that the mine
was to be leased has not materialized and
1t looks as though the mine may lie idlt
for time at least.
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NOTICE.-We invite your attention
to our elegant stock of FURNITURE com.
plete in every line, including the best
assortment of Folding Beds, Springs and
Mattresses in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind Of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS, Salt Lake City,
Utah, ...
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Summons.

Plalntlh,
VS. Summons
George W. Rogers,
Defendant. -
Tho people of the State OF Nevada send greet.
tngto George W. rogers. Defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the Justices court OF Phoebe town
ship, County Of Lincoln ard to al swer before
the Jus ~ at his Office in the said own hip, at
: Even O'Clock a In on sturday the 26th day OF
November A. ,. 1892 the complaint fled there.
in.
The said act on 10 brought to obtain judg.
ment against you for the sum OF Two eundr. d
and Ninety-nine and ninety one hundredths
dollars tor keaning and stabling one stal.
li'n ir'm February 23 1891 10 date and also
seepins three colts from MAY 1891 to d.te al
at yosr special quest az more July sppears
by the complaint on file herein to which YOU
are referred and you are hereby notified that il
you fall to appearand answer said CO upl lint
az above requ red, said plaintiff will lake
JUDGMENT ny default against YOU tor 90 d sun
II STD 80 100 together with the costs.
To the sheriff or any Constable in sale
county, Greeting: Make legal service and du,
retur hereof.
CIV n utdsr my hand this 18th day Of oeto
Der 1872, AL. rHORNE,
Justice OF feace NJ said Township.
Pioche, Nevada, Oct 10 l89l;-td
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Registration Notice.

NorIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE oFFIcIAL
IN ROOSTER of Piocne Precinct, Lincoln
County, state OF Nevada, Is now open at my
Off e in Piosna, Lincoln JOdnty. between the
hours Of 10 a. nj. aud p. M, OF all legal days
prior to the
2Ist Day of October, Is9e,
For the regi tratiop of the names of all legal
voters of said election precinct, prior to the
general election to be held on the Sth day OF
November. 1892. AL. THoRNE,
Justice of the Peace and Registry Agent for
Phoebe Precinct, Lincoln County. State of
Nevada.
Phoebe. september LIST. 1892.
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN THAT THE OFFICIAL
INRsaIsrER OF Spring Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County, State OF Nevada, is now open at my
office in Spring Valley, Lincoln County
between TIE hours Of " a. m. and 6p. m, Of
all legal days prior to the
2ist Day OF october, 1909,
For the registration Of the names Of all legal
voters of said election precinct, prior to the
general election to be held on the 9Th day Of
November, 1892. GEORGE A. RICE,
Registry Agent for Spring Valley Precinct,
Linco n County. State of Nevada.
Spring valley. September LIST, 1892,
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Registration Notice.

NIoTIc 10 HFRKBY OWEN THAT THE OFFICIAL
IN REoIsrt OF Royal City Precinct, Lincoln
County, state of Nevada, 10 how open ct my
office in Royal City, Lincoln County, between
the hours OF 10 a. m. and 6p. m. OF all legal
days prio- to the
Sist Day OF October, Is9a,
For the registration Of the names Of all legal
voters OF said election precinct. prior to the
gener raj eleos on TO la held on the 9Th day OF
November, 1892. WESLEY WILLIAMS,
Registry Agent for Royal City Precinct
Lincoln County, State of Nevada,
Royal City. September LIST. 1902.
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Registration Notice.

NJ orIce Is HEREBY OWEN THAT THE OFFICIAL
lNRLoIsrIR of tanAcA Precinct, Lin coin
County, Stale of Nevada, Is now open at my
office in Panaca, Lincoln County. between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and p m Of all legal days
prior to the
2lst Day OF October. as92.
For the registration OF the names of all legal
voters OF said election precinct. prior to the
general election to be held on the 9Th day Of
November. 1892 G. O. ROM wv,
Justice of the Peace aud Registry Agent for
Panaca Precinct lincoln County, state Of
Nevada
Panacs. September LIST, 1921
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NEW TO-DAY.
ELECTION NOTICE
Election, tuesday, Anv8 's2

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Tuesday, the 9Th day OF N1vember, A. d
1892, at the sew, raj election precincts in the
County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, herein.
after named, an election will be held for the
following State, County and Township officers,
to wit:
Three Presidential Electors.
Ono Member of ongress.
one supreme Judge.
One State University Regent, nong term.l
One st,te University Regent Ishort term.l
Ono State senator. p SS& 81
Quo Assemblyman,
One sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One Couaty Recorder and Auditor.
enc District Attorney.
One County Treasurer. HUE
One County Surveyor.
One Public Admi listrator.
One County Com missioner (long term
Two County Commissioner abort term.l
One Justice OF the Peace.
One Constable.
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VOTING PLACES AND INSPECTORS.

Phoebe Precinct-A l. Harrison, N. p. Dooley
and j. Wheatley. Polls at the Court House.
Paaaca-Geo. A. WadBworth, Geo Atchlson
ana Phil Mathews. Polls at the chool house
Hiko-L. Stern, Geo W. Rich ard and Jos.
Frenehy. Polls at the post office.
overton-E syphus, jos. 8 Huntsman and
Horace Holt Polls at the Justices office.
Helene-B. L Duncan, Samuel Reed and D.
B. Baker. Polls at B. l.. Duncan's Office
III Dorado Canyon-W. 3. Mills.J Bauer and
d Mcheill. Polls at the Company's store
Las Yegas-J: Megarri gle. L. A. Towner
and j. Wilson. Polls at Stewart ranch,
Bunkerville-E Bunker, Jr., Geo. W. Lee
and j. l. Earl Polls at the school house
Meadow Valley Wash-Samuel Kershaw, John
Pippin and John Kitrnan. Polls at the school
house.
Glover Valley-L. l.. Woods, obe Hsmblin
| and James Higgins. Polls at the school house
Spring Valley-Heury Rice, r. Walker Jr. and
andy Delmue Polls at the school house.
Royal City-Thos. Gillian, David Borland and
Nelson Gibson. Polls at @. o. Neweu's.
Bullionville-H, Goodrich, John T. Morgan
and A. h. Godbe. Polls at the Company
store building,
| Lake valley-Harvey Carpenter, Geo, Hag
| gerty and Peter Edwards. Polls ut the schoo
| house. N 43fH-l
| Mp DOOLEY CLARK
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Registration Notice.

NoTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICIAL
lNRsGIsTER Of Las Vegaas Precinct, Lincoln
County. state of Nevada, Is now open at my
office In Las Vegas, Lincoln County, between
the hours OF 10 q. m. and p. m. Of all legal
days prior to the 81
2Ist day Of October, 1899,
For the registration of the names ofall legal
voters Of said election precinct. prior to the
general election to be held on the 9th day OF
November, 1897. J. R. MEGA sRIGLE,
Registry Agent for Las Vegas Precinct,
Lincoln County State Of Nevada.
Las Vegas, September 2lst, 1892.
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BALLOTS.

To be in accordance with an Act of the Legis.
iature OF the state of Nevada. and known as the
Australian Ballot.
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THE POLLS.

At said election the polls shall DO open not
later than o m and will continue open until
O'Clock p. M, except one hour for recess at
any time before four O'Clock in the afternoon.
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In Justice Court OF Phoebe Township, Of the
County Of Lincoln, Stale Of Nevada.
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SUMMONS.

N. P. DooLEY, olerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
HELD IN QUARANTINE.
All Incoming Vessels to he Held Tol
Twenty rAys.


Washington special: A circular was is
sued by direction OF the President ordering
that no vessel from any foreign port carry
ing immigrants shall be admitted at any
port OF the United States until said vessel
shall have undergone Il quarantine dctcn-
iion Of twenty days, unless forbidden by
the laws Of tho state or regulations made
hereunder, and OF such greater number OF
days as may be fixed in each special case
by the state authorities The circular Is
To take immediate effect, except in case OF
vessels atoat at date. which will be made u
subject for special consideration.
The circular is signed by Walter Wyman.
Surgeon General OF the Marine Hospital
Service, and approved by Charles Foster,
Secre tary OF the Treasury. and President
Harrison.
Attorney General Miller rendered an
opinion to the President that the Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital service and
the Secretary OF the Treasury, with the
approval OF the President, have authority
to make neeaful rule, and regulations not
Inconsistent with the state laws for the
quarantine OF ships, with the view TO the
protection Of the health and lives Of the
people.
Dr. Wyman notified the three leading
health officers OF Canada OF the action taken
in issuing the circular and while no request
was made that like action be taken by
Canada, DR. Wyman hopes that it will be
done. On the whole, both the President,
Cabinet and Marine Hospital service
officers, after the consultation over the
situation are OF the opinion that every step
looking to the safety OF the people has
tai
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
THE CONDITION or TRADE,
Cholera . Depressing influence, but
Otherwise the Outlook Is Bright,

Otherwise the Outlook Is Bright.
New York special: Il. q. Dunn & Co.'S
Weekly RericH If Trade says: While in
dustry and business was improving daily
and prospects were brighter than ever the
sudden alarm about cholera came to cause
some hesitation. Even the sand buyers
from the South. who had started for the
city. turned back because they were afraid
OF detention by quarantine. The reason OF
this Is the utmost Irccaution against the
importation OF the disease, the national
and city authorities are taking with credit
able energy, But there Is yet no ground
FOR suEposng the pcstilence will obtain IA
foothoid here this season. In all other
rtspects business prospects are better than
year ago.and nearly all accounts show an
.ctural increase In business. Crops pros
poets are better. money is In greater de-
mand, but all industries are producing
more than ever before.
Oats declined IL cents, pork, 30 cents
per barrel, lard, ~ cents and hogs % cents
per hundred pounds. The greater part OF
these changes came from tho unnatural
condition OF the market which ha, for
some time held up In spite OF tho extra
ordinary stocks In sight.
L. The manufa cturers OF the country have
saAvet been II, better condition on the whole
than that which the reports now Indicate.
All textile branches are producing mo.E
and consuming more material than ever
aud demand has rarely pressed so closely
on supply. Most OF the wooden mills are
running night and day to meet orders. and
the cotton mills are crowded. while the
stocks OF goods in sight are phenominaliy
low.
business failures occurring throughout
the country during the past seven days
Lumber for the United States las, and Cam
ada 2s. total Of 1'6 For the corre>pNid-
ing week last year the figures were 2l7,
representing 1877 failures in the United
States and 20 In the Dominion Of Canada.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
A Fine Rifle Shot.

''The best rifle shot ever saw was an
East Tenncssecan who acted as scout for
the army of the Cumberland" said
Major II. B. Bacr at the Southern. ellis
name was Brownlow, but whether he
was relative of the fighting parson of
that name do not know. Brownlow
was tall, lank specimen of humanity
and looked like typical frontiersman
He wore a coonskin cap and carried
rife foot longer than himself, with
which he could put half an ounce of
lead squarely between mans eyes at
distance of nearly half mile. He fought
for sheer love of it, was always hunting
for victims, and used to boast that he
averaged dozen week. He hung on
the enemy's picket lines night and day,
and when Old Ton,' as he called his
lingering eternity Of a gun, cracked
there was certain to be death. One
day, during sharp skirmish, Brownlow
enscouced himself in big cottonwood
tree and was dropping Confederates as
fast as he could feed bullets to old
Tom,' when Mississippi sharpsaooter
made q sneak for another tall cotton
wood about six hundred yards distant.
The Tennesseean spied him, there were
two putfs of smoke from among the
green leaves and the two killers came
down head first, with their long deer
rifles rattling after them. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
---------------------------
w II eicOme the Veterans,

Washington. d. c., special: In compli-
ance with the request Of the President,
Chairman Edison. OF the Committee OF Ar
rangements for the Grand Army of the Re-
public encampment, went to the White
House and had a long conference with him
relative to the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie encampment, and the progress tof the
management. The President is expected
TO take part in the exercises The first
place the President will take part is in the
exercises connected with the inauguration
OF the corps reunion, which Will take place
on Monday afternoon, September 10 The
next day the grand parade will take place
and the procession will be reviewed by the
President On Wednesday the President
will give II reception at the White House
and ON Thursday evening he will attend
the reception to the delegates and will de-
liver "A speech of welcome
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
CAUGHT ny A BLAC ACkMAILEH.
A CIT zen Of Memphis Fails Into y Trap
set by = Man amt His wife.

A CIT zen Of Memphis Falls Into y Trap
set by = Man and His wife.
Memphis special: The members Of the
upper -tendem OF Memphis society are all
torn up over the exposure OF bold nd
partially successful attempt to blackmail
James fonge, IA prominent and wealthy
cotton factor, who has passed the half-ccn-
tury milepost In life. by newspaper car
ricr named X. NJ. King, and his wife. A
day or two ago Yonge received Il note from
Kings wife, who Is Il buxom blonde, invit-
ing him to call At her residence. Yongc
accept, d the invitation. When he arrived
at her residence, lonee was received by
Mrs. King in her private apartments. A
few moments after his arrival King burst
open the door and covered the intruder
with an ugly looking revolver. KIN, de-
manded $1,000 on the spot as balm for
his wounded honor.
ionge had no money with him, but King
was deter:nined not to be outdnxe andrsarsy
PEELED him TO sign 5000 worth Of notes. se-
cured by IA mortgage on Memphis real cs-
tate. lOnge was then allowed to depart.
The matter was kept secret. King ne
gotiated the notes with the real estate firm
OF Berry Cordes for a house and lot. but
when represent ative of the firm took the
notes to Yonge they were repudlatCd King
cou:d not be found and il is thought he has
fled 10 cscale arrest for hlackmail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
TWAS FUN FOK THE bull.
4 Light in Chihuahua IN winch tho
Spectators scattered.

FL Paso, Tex, srecial: For little
pastime the young bloods Of chihuahua
concluded to have an amateur bull fight.
They got along very nicely until the third
buit was turned in, when a scene occurred
not N the programme. This bull, rot
leased with the Look Of affair, in the ring.
and perccivius the spectators apparently
enjoying themselves, made II spring and
pat over the tcn-foot barficade among the
people. Faces OF the bravcst paled, and
CONSERVATION was depicted In countcn-
a,ce. which shortly before were radiant
with glce. The judges stand, which was
occupied by young ladie. who were to pass
on the merit, OF their sweethcarts I'm .he
.s...-. ~..-...od none too good Tor t"a ITEM
cued pull. and hither he wenicd his way.
Some Of the lady judges tainted. and rot
finding any fight there the bull broke over
the gate to where the soldiers were located
and IAN the gauntlet OF their swords and
bayonct, for some time. but Mt lu was
forced to succumb, and gained the fame OF
bein. the first bull killed in tho am
phithcatcr. Quite a number OF Chihuahua'~
leading ladies and gentlemen were severe y
hunt in the stampede.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
Assaulted n Minister.

Detroit, Mich, special: A sensation al
affair occurred at the residence of Rev.
David NJ. Copper, pastor OF the Memorial
Presbyterian Church. A man giving the
name of Wilkinson called TO see the clergy
man and was ushered into his study. A
few minutes later cries for help were heard
and Frank Boughton. who was in the house,
rushing to his assistance, found Mr. Cooper
struggling with the man and endeavoring
to prevent him from using his revolver.
Wilkinson managed to fire one shot, the
bullet narrowly missing Coopcrs head. The
wouid-be assassin was finally overcome and
taken to the police station. He refused to
make any statement. Cooper says Wilkin-
son demanded money and when refused
made the assault.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-09
KIM or HORSE THIEVES,
lie Is said to Have Disposed OF One Hun
ircd aud Fifty An mats.

ne 10 SNiU 10 nave DlslpoSed OF VhC nun
dred and FIFTY An mats.
Philadelphia special: After two years
Of remarkable success in this city one OF
the clevercst rogucs known to the police is
now safely Gagged in the Northaml ton
County Jail at Ea-ton, Pa. lie Is James
warden Moore, who has sold not less than
lat stolen horses and many carriages in
this city. He was arrest Il In this city.
Dctcctectivcs Tate and Ulrich, who have
been working on the case, have collie tied
u strong chain OF evidence against the
prisoner, An additional link was forged
in the chain when George Eiselbergcr OF
Mcchanicsburg, whose horse was stolen on
June Is, came to thi, city and Identified
his property, which was In the ross ssion
Of "a gentleman In West Philadelphia. Dur
ing the two years in which he has made
Philadelphia his home, since he came from
PntShurg, where he still has !. family. il Is
said, Moore has disposed Of over one hum
dacd and fifty stotcn horses, besides num-
bcr OF Carriages, sleighs, harness, etc.
Whether he has worked alone or with the
MS istance OF accOmplices is yet n matter
of conjecture. but il Is believed that he
was the business manager Of an organized
gang II thieves who have p,eyed on the
farmers OF near by counties.