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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
8atert5Ge 0rte@eu.

Sic @taot 9eratlin, i'm Atbenilden
8e5irte 9ele9en, tuelGe BON ben unter
&6nis Otto nod @rie@enlanb einse>
wanoerten 8aieru uno ionitieen 9eut>
f9en 9~e9ranoet tuuroe, bat in Der ct lten
9alfte BEG Nouember ibr finf5igidbri ses
Subildum feitlt@ be9ansen, 9ie 5eier
uiro aQeroinss einen frditisen neuarie>
dti@en NnItri9 gebabt baben, benn bas
9eutl9tbum QeratlionS lit beute niht
mebr 10 san5 uaI9e9t. Das beroorraz
gentle Merfmal ,brer Stammesangeb0z
risteit, bic oeuti9e @pra9e, baben bic
Seute uerloren. aud ibre Ramen baben
lie. 10 melt es sins, Der neuen hinge.
buns ansepaBt. Mit ben 9ausnumen
9ins oas 5uar ntdt. aber bic Taufna'
men entlebnte man nm 10 ae%miiienbafter
benz 9rieaii9en Namensi9abe. @o fin.
bet man in 9eratlion, ,uie oas sc. %.
g." mittbeilt, bic 6amilie Der @roBbuz
Der our6 einen N%lttbiaoes, einen Yeris
Ties uno 5wei I9atbone pertreten, bic
5amilie @ideitboier 5dblt einen Msa:
memnon, cine Spbi9enie unb cine &bdz
bra unter ibren Witslieoern uuo 10 9ebt
eS fort inter ben @rubers uno 6ie1ers
uno al oeu anoeren brooen 8emobnern
Der 5tabt. uno mas bic umgauas>
ipra@e betrift, 10 er5ablt elm beutider
&etienber barber Golsenoes: SD be-
iu9te bic Staot 9eratlion uno erboffte
mir bier einen edit oeutldeu, >parn,er1
@mpfans. @uBte i'd bod ni@t nur
oaB bic mdnnli6e BepDlterun9
aus Madfpmmen Der BON
Otto I. in @rie@enlanb 5urudsela6enen
Soloaten beitano, ionbern aud, oaB
oieje Soloatesfa unmittelbar aus
8aiern be5osene Mdo9en sebeiratbet
uno bic @inwobner1daft iia 1eitoem bon
elmer 8etmii9un9 oes 9riehii9en GLE
mentS fr%eisebalten bate. Nber i@ mar
ba(b ni9t chen angeuebm enttduIdt,
oenn i4on be Girmen14iloer ber &C.
iddftsleute tru9en our4megs neugrie'
&t1he Nufl@riften, in ben @altbdui ern
trant man itatt baieri19eu 8ieres aus>
i@lieBli@ ben aui bic Douer unaus.
itebli@en maitiroerl 9fotbwein aus
Der &orintber @e9eno, uno bic 2eute
%peritanoen fein Deuti9 ooer ,po0ten es
ni4t ueriteben. @noli9 traf i9 benn
bod Elm paar dltere 2eute, NIT benen i'd
mid in unierer Semeiniamen Mutter<
lpra@e peritdnoisen tonnte. aber aud
ibnen idlu9 INNER Der QeQene in ben
Naden; l@lieBli@ pielen lie MIDI an
ben @@ulmetiter, als ben @indisen, oer
nod %uolitanoig oes Deut1hen ma@tis
ie.. &i@tis! Gin iuuser blonobaoriser
uno blaudusiser Menelaos seleitete
mid gum @9ulbaule, mo Der 9err
Wa9ifter MIDI III Der Tbat nit einem
unoer fdli@t beutlden ELECTROMAGNETIC
entpfin9. Iber mas itellte ii@ tudbreno
unieres @e1prehes beraus? Ser
@@ulmeiier, Der ein5ise Wann, Der in
ber oeutl9en Gtabt 6eratlion nod
oeutl@ ipra@, mar EN- @rete!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
X 0ie friiher 10 1ehr be(iebter eSripo

Die fruber 10 iebr beliebten Triooli.
tdten i@einen iebt wieoer in Nufnabme
gu tommeu. Die idmalen Spibden,
r,ur aus Yricots uno Occis beltebeno,
limb iebr 5u 9emoenipiten 81 empfeblen;
auBeroroentli9 oauerbaft, la11en 1ie lid
70 leiht arbeiten: man nimmt 6aufz
3ruirn $50. 60 ba5u. Nu@ gu &leioerz
9arniture1 lalien ii9 bic Gripolitdten
re9t blbl@ uertuertben. Sn farb,aer
@eioe ooer farbi9em @arn %gearbeitet,
auf i9par5em unter9runo 9endbt, ieben
bie1e, %beionoerS in @ternen, bic anein=
amber eeiebt tueroen, rei5eno aus; man
9ebrau@t iie an @te1e Der jebt 10 mos
oernen. iebr tbeuren 8olamen,en unb
fam ii@ auf oie1e Grt einen iebr biQiz
gen, e%leganten 4%leioerbelab arbeiten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
SIN Eifer.

@eDeimpo1i5ilt: r....Sbr 8eroa9t
QeQen Sbren Gallirer beltatlgt 1i9, n1e
mir lbeint, niat uno t0nnen 5'e lelner
@brllbteit me9en rubi9 le,n. Ct tretbt
teinerlei Wuimano, lebt a~lerDlngs anz
1tdroig....!"
Hrln5ipal (i9a uuterbredeno): "Sa,
aber 49,. oas lit IS ia eben; BON
benz @sbalt, Den id ibm sebe, fam ct
ab]olut nidt onIdnoi9 leben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15

einen Hnoriff au baS Ser.
n, y 9 en- bes @etla9ten MAIDEN, ,perr1
ou& Der @ertb ieiner irbii9en Glitter in
8etra@t se1oSen uerben mag. @db.
reno in einem Sale eini9e 9anoert
Dollars 9enisen m6sen, tpirce cine
1ol9e Summe in einem anberen ni4t
als senisenoe @nti9aoisuns anseiehen
tperoen t6nuen.
Spejiele Snitruttionen, bic ieben
Elm ;elnen San oeten, f6nnen ni@t 9ese'
ben msrben uno man muB Der Distre'
tion oer @ei4woreneu 5pielraum
laSjer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Setu 0ruu0.

Gin Dif5iersburl9e ipri@t am @onn'
tag Nahm.ttag BON Der StraBe aus
einen &ameraoen On, Der aus bent Senlter
Iiebt.
rSebit Sc benn beute nin aus,
Suitau?"
~Nee, id muB marten, big u,ein 9eutz
nant na@ 9aus fommt."
r2an9peilf Sc Sir benr aud gar
ni9?"
sd mir lan9peilen! Sd bab ia ni]9t
III tbun!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Gtu amae@tNtI6eS ye2ubMos0s
oIteutot.

Gtn anas@tNtI6sS NSWbmoeos
atteutat.
Bruliel, is. Moo. Gin 1eniationeles
ouar4itiides 8erbredeu. ,uel@es an
ben Morbaujblos auf ben Bant,sr
Seilbronner in Stuttgart uno bic Ct
morouna oes We9slers Giiert in @ieu
our4 bic WuardiIten SteQmaher uno
&ammerer %erinnert, ,uuroe an, Is. l..
Mts. in Der Staot 2lttih oeribt. Das
1elblt wobnt I'M 9auje go. 81 Der Sue
o'Wrdp Der milionsnrei@e 0tentner
8eniamiu Sreiaro, Elm 75idbriSer,
acknowledgements @reis. 9erlelbe befano
1ib MorsenS I'M 8 llbr NIT ieiner
8irtbl9afterin in einem !9immer III
ebener grbe, als plDsli1 5wei uer'
mummte Manner %eiutraten, ji@ auf ben
alten &entner itiir5ten uno bemielben
@ammeri9ldse uno Doldltide pe:iee.
ten. Sic @irtbidafterin, auf beren
Mnweieubeit bic Woroseiellen ofienbar
nidt sere@uet batten. itlr5te in er0Bter
Nu9lt sesen bas Geniter 3u. riB 6alelbe
auf uno 14rie UNI :pilfe. Wuf ben
6ilieruf ellten mebrere Yoli5ilten bers
lei. Nls iie ben S@auplab oes @ers
bredens betraten, bot ii4 ibneu e,n
entlebli4er Nnblid bar. 5relaro lag
pom Blute iberItr6mt lebloS an, Boben,
mabreno bic M6roer bic Glu@t ersrifeu
hatten. 9a bic Yuli5ilteu aber beim
0}etreten bes !9aules bic 9austbire
binter 1i@ eel9lolien batteu, mar on Elm
@ntrinnen Der Gerbreher ni4t 5u oen'
Ten. Dieielben ,uurotn aud na4 LAM
serem @u9en i'm @arten binter einen'
@etrau4 entoedt, aus benz 8erlted
berppr9e5ogen un5 perbaftet.
Son Dem 8oli5eifommiiidr &euiean
oerb6rt, saben bic M6roer an &etit uno
Sibers 3u beiBeu. lesten ein anar5iti>
1des misunderstanding ab uno erz
tlarten ben &aubmorb i'm Outrage zines
9ebeimen anarhiti19en Ntt,onstomit,s
po15o9en 5u babeu. Das @ele io0te Der
anar@itii9eu Bropa9anoa Der Ebat
a%u9etpencet tueroen. Sn lpieweit oiele
Nneaben Der &%aubm0roer auf 8abr>
belt beruben, laBt 1ih I'm, 10 ,peni9er
1asen, ais lie ieoe Nus1a9: uber CIT,
3uiammeniebuns uno Organization bes
Don ibaen e%rwdbuten anarbitii4en Ntz
t;onsfomites oerluet9ern. Nur 10 uiel
lit ii9er, oaB Eetit uno Sibers our
Mnardiitenpartei 9eb6ren, oa tbre Sea-
men ii@ auf Der 2a1ti@er Nnardiitens
LITE porfinben, bic anldBli@ oer letten
9pnamitanlhldse in ben 8eiiB Der Bc<
h0roen 9elaast 1T. Wus einem tur5en
Berb6r lit loutel eriiatli9, oaB bic
Mt6roer BON Trelaro cine @um1ne bon
100000 Jranteu foroerten uno ben
t0otliaeu slusrif auf ben MiQiondr
unternabmeu, als oerlelbe bic ueber>
gabe ber @umme per1pei9erte. Ser
Woroanfal errest In o,eien i3eiten
anar9iniider &ttentate besreiHider
@eiie auBeruroentlibes Nufieben. Der
tuesen oes &aubmorooeriuds on benz
&entner Benjamin Grelaro ~uerbaftete
@,sarrenarbe1ter 8etit mar elmer BET
eriten Nnar4i1ten, auf toelae BEL ben
9pnamitz Nn1dld9en i'm Wtai Der 8er>
ba@t Der Nol,3ei fiel. @etit tpuroe oaz
malls au@ felt9enommen. no9 ieiner
&ernebmuns jeoo@ wieoer auf fr:ien
SUB 9elebt. Ser 8ultano oes &entuers
Greiaro bat ii@ oerart perl4limmert,
DaB bic Ner3te ieoe @ofnune auf cine
Gene Jung Des alien Germ a%uiaeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Grfauut>

@onntaasreiter: ~Glio. ih nebme
bos ysfsro tier fir cine Stuube!"
Tjeroeperleiber: rIber cine @tanoe
brouheu @ie bod, un has Hlero tpiez
Der ~ fineer!"
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Glue quite @teenf@ajt.

Stun. mie iino Sic NIT S9rer neuen
&09in 5uirieoen?"
rSp, 10. Sic 1T uursin1id, fo9t
i@lc@t uno 5erbr,4t, mas iie in bic
@ano befommt .... aber 1e bat cine
CUTE @l9enlaait, bic mir l4o1 lan9e
nim,ner pnr9etommen it,"
limb mel9e lit bass"
xNaB Tie bleibt."
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GrcNcr Wort1Nrltt-

Eante: Stun Gle. laB' NAL b0ren,
,uas Du i@on iran50i|4 9elernt bait.
Sui einmal Die @ouuernante out tran'
a6ijh: fie loa ber!ommen!"
Gle: x&It, &t!"
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OSciplie,cr SerpiSmnS.

@om sansen ueib(i&en @ei4leat
iben eiaentlib bic 9r6Bte @%elbtoerleusz
nuna Die Balleteulen, inoem iie lib elmer
aun(aattuns ,piomen, bel mel9er oas
Gpre6en aus9el1loiien lit.
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Totale Wsr6uoeruua

~Wie sebt's benin Sbrem @efeu, Dem
@tuoiolu 81"
Sea, ieitoem Der bic 3o9i9ule be,
lu@t, bat er ii4 iebr 5u - meinem
Nahtbeil perdnoert!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15


@enn aber elm Wann bic @ano elmer
Grau, Der ct bic 9eiratb ueripro9en.
5uriidpe,it, per!eBt ct ibren 6 barat=
uno iie miro in ben Nu9en ibrer
Betanuten sewiliermaBen entebrt. Die
@el9morenen iolten BET Der @haoenerz
ias> 3ulpredun9 Die Worte uno !6ano>
lunseu beioer Yarteien erwd9en uno ibre
iociale SteaunS, Gamilienbe5'ebuneeu,
&erm0sen. 9auer DER Betanntl@ait &c.
in Betra9t 5lebeu. Cine &ld9er,n, bic
aus se,p,nnil9tioen Motiuen cine Ser
lobung abidlleBt, mag aruar au9 @da>
oener1 as erbalten, aber in etnem Iolden
Sale loQte berlelbe ban tbatid9lihen
p%etunidren &erluIt ni@t iiber iei9en. oa
Die Gbat1ahe ibrer 2iebe 5u benz @eloe
oes Betla9teu teiuen @runo fiir elnen
S@aoenerlab biloet.
Der @9aoen, ben bic &ld9erin an
ibrem 2eben erlitten, fam nur burd
@cridte uuo @eidmorene our &inoici.
rung ,bres GDaratters uno unter 8e.
rldliati9uns a1er einl@lasenoen ln,<
itdnoe feltseleBt meroen. Dai1elbe gilt
fur bic perlebten @efible, bic seiltigen
9e,oen uuo Sdaoi9uns oeS suten Maz
mems ber 8(aserin. 9ie @ei9morenen
louen bic frlbere io5iale @teQuns Der
! &laserin &c. berldlidti9en, aber n / d t
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01

Manager w. 8. Godbs of the Bullion.
vile Mining & Reduction Co. was in
town yesterday ordering general supplies
and other materials necessary to the pros.
eoution Of the teaching work there.
The chief object Of the company just
now is to work over the immense piles Of
tailings there. 1t 10 estimated that
aearly one hundred thousand tons which
carry in silver not less than twelve ounces
per ton are available. Several unsuc.
csssful attempts to work the pits since
they were constructed by the Bullionville
Smelling Co. have been made. A cheap
means Of chloridising the taiiings was
necessary to justify undertaking the
work. This is now found. aud the speiss
or matte produced at the furnaces here ID
just what 10 wanted.
Both in chloridising and ,sseh;ng ex.
traction tho results have exceeded the
expectations Of Mr.. Godbe. the promoter
of the enterprise. who feels that in few
weeks now at farthsst the plant will BE-
rapidly repaying its cost.
One or two short runs only have 20 far
been made, and the falling in Of the FIRE.
box Of the White & Howell rooster fol
the second time necessitates another
stoppage Of some days to rebuild it.
About $500 worth Of sulphides have
been shipped Is the result Of the work ~
far
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
THE SALT LAKE RAILROAD.

A dispatch from San Francisco says
the San Francisco & Salt Lake railroad
intends to commence active operations
about the first of the year. On the first
Of November the field surveyors com.
pleted their work to Reno, Nevada. The
route will commence at Bay Point. A
surveying party has been ordered to re.
port for duty on the Cd of January. which
indicates that the new railroad corpora.
ton proposes to 60 right ahead with ita
work. This is the road that proposes to
make Overton, in this county. its Nevads
headquarters.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
DISTRICT oouRr.

The business Of the District Court to
come up at this sitting was practically
concluded at the close OF Yesterdays
proceedings. and no other sitting of the
court will probably occur until about
April next.
On Saturday last on application, Mrs.
Julia McFsdden. widow Of James
McFadden deceased. was appoint.
ed special administrators of the
estate with power to collect all bills, etc..
due the estate and keep the same intact
and to conduct any litigation now pend
ing.
In the case Of Otto Stein 70. Chas.
Stein, a suit for some $500 for work
performed in and around the Phoebe
Brewery, the court rendered ito decision.
awarding plaintiff $s2s 81 and costs of
suit. The Judgment will probably be
paid.
On Monday the vsnire for thirty jury.
men was returned. All were in attend.
auce, but jury trials were waived in all
cases but one, and at noon the jurymen
were excused for the term. The case
tried by jury was that of Nelson Goajon
va. Chas. Stein for services rendered.
The defense was that Goujon worked for
himself and was to take only expenses.
the effort being to build mp business at
the old 1000 Main street saloon. which
failed. Plaintiff recovered Judgment fos
$67. so and costs. which amount was 1t
once liquidatsd.
Tuesday morning the case Of John
Sevenoaks We. john c. Eamss was tried
before the court sitting without jury.
Plaintiff sued for s465.00 for services
performed 90 superintendent and mana
ger Of the Magnolia mine in Ferguson.
from June 2Sth to October lst this year.
The defense was full payment for every
thing done in connection with the prop
erty. The court took the matter undel
advisement and decision may be looked
for in few days.
In the afternoon the suit Of join
Roeder vs.. Chas Stein. involving wats
rights in Pahranagat Valley near Hike
came on for trial. Messrs Geo. 8. Saw
yer and Henry Rivss appearing 10
plaintiff and T. J. Osborne appearing 70
defendant. This suit was brought to re-
strain Stein from using water on som
forty acres Of land and the proofs sub
mitted occupied all Of Tuesday Afternoon
and most of Wednesday. The case wa
closed late last night and was take
under advissment by the court. A Dc
cision will probably be sent down fror
Elko after Judge Talbot's return there
John Anderson was made citizen 9
the United States in open court.
No bushes. came up for attention thi
morning. Nothing will DO done at th
time with any Of the suits recently file
and which we made mention Of Ia.
week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01

4 Persian poet gives the following in
struction upon this important subject I:
when thou are married, seek to please
thy wife. but listen not 10 all she says.
From mans right aide rib was taken to
form the woman, and never was there q
rib quite straight. And wouldat .thou
straightsn it II breaks, but bends not.
Since. then. It's plain that crooked il
woman's temper. forgive her faults and
blame her not; nor let her anger thee,
nor coercion use, As all isyain to straight.
on what IL cured"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01

storms were predicted q month ago by
Prof. Foster, the great weather prophet.
General Pownipg received the highest
vote on the Silver Party electoral ticket.
A. J. Mccarthy. editor and publisher
of the Walker Lake Bulletin, is elected
to the Legislature from Esmeralda county.
Reno is booming. The Gazette says
there is hardly an unoccupied room in
the business portion Of the town.
r. Adams, the Main street tailor, and
James Costello. made flying trip to
Ferguson and returned last evening.
They report things quiet in the camp.
The business Of the District Court
being concluded, Judge Talbot expects
to leave for Elko tomorrow, and will 90
via Milford and Salt Lake.
81. c. Street, pioneer newspaper man
Of Nevada, died at HALEY. Idaho, last
week. He was one of the founders of
the Elko Independent in 1869, and was
also at various times connected with
other papers of this State.
The Carson News has entered upon its
fourth volume. Under the management
of Miss Martin its business has increased
in . wonderful degree, and it well de-
serves the patronage it is receiving.
No particular sickness is reported in
town or vicinity. The weather 10 ma
terisily different from what IL was In
either OF the past two years at this same
period. which leads to the general hope
that our experiences Of tho past two win
ters will not be repeated.
Chas. E. Holt. manager of the Godbs
Mercantile Co., has gone to Idaho L
close up some business matters resulting
from the death of his ranch partner. who
was recently killed in an accident there
Mr.. Holt will return here about the enc
Of the month.
The quadrille band are practicing VI
on lot Of new and late music which
they have just received. The monoton,
Of the old dance pieces which have rulet
for the past ten years is to be broken
Attendants at the Christmas party ar
sure to note the change.
w. D. Jones received 9 check 70
$1,000 for Mrs. Southland, from tn
Grand Recorder of the Grand Lodge q
Workmen, and forwarded the same
Mrs. Southland at Bangor. Maine. Thi
is the s., 900 paid for the death Of til
late DR.. Southland. Austin Advocate.
No particular sickness is reported
town or vicinity. The weather is mi
terially different from what it was
either Of the past two years at this san
period, which leads to the general hop
that our experiences Of the past tw
winters will not be repeated.
Out of the thirty jurymen summone
for attendance ON the District Court Ia
Monday, six only were selected for se
vice, the case being one on appeal fro
the Justices Court. Phoebe TOWNSHIP
The jurymen were summoned for Il
most part from town here. SO that d
inconvenience of attendance was not
great as it might have been.
Uncle John Symonds who died q
other day in Spring Valley, was we
.. known among the miners Of Eastern N
vada. He had lived and worked in 4
different mining camps of this county
twenty years. A gentle, kind-heart
a man was Uncle John Symonds. Pea
J, to his ashes. White Pine News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
THE NEXT LEaIsLAruRn.

The next Legislature will meet in Car.
son on the third Monday in January
next, and will last but forty day. In
stead Of sixty. ~ heretofore.
In former years the Senats contained
twenty members and the Assembly forty.
but under the reapportionment act, ap.
proved March 3. 1891. the Senate was 70.
duced Eve and the Assembly ten. one.
fourth of each house.
Following are the names Of the mem.
bsrs who will comprise the next Lsgisls.
ture:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
SENATE.

Churchill-Chas. Kaiser.
Douglas-G. N. Folsom.
Elko-D. B. Williams.
Eureka--A. T. Stearns.
EsmeraldA--John Forbes.
Humboldt-C. A. Lagraye.
LANDER. R. williamson.
Lincoln--C. a. Patchen. -
Lyon. E. Gignoux.
Nye-Andrew Maute.
Ormsby--T. B. Hickey.
Storey--A. J. Mcdonnell, e. D. Boyle.
Washos--M. D. Foley.
White Pine--H. A. Comins.
ASSEMBLY,.
Churchill-Lem Allen.
Douglas-Hirach Harris.
Elbow. A. Massey. Gee. Russell,
R. P. Hamill.
Esmeralda-S. L. McNaughton. A. J.
Mccarthy.
Eureka--John T. Wheeler. NJ. O. Eos.
ter.
Humboldt. a. Thies. 7. L.
Hoppin.
Lsnder-C. A. Richards.
Lincoln J. J. Manning.
Lyons. G. Boston, VIM. Mslarksy.
Nys-T. s. Bell.
ormsby-Frank @. Folsom. Robert
Logan. Ed. Reynolds.
Storey-A. Lsrnhart. Wilson Lochliu,
H. T. Carah, james LAngan. +. Mona
han, G. r. Smith.
Washoe--A. D. Griffin. c. A. Nor
cross, J. P. Foulks, w. H. A. Pike.
White Pins--Sol Hip.
Under the rsapportionmsnt act, sp
proved March 3. 1891. tho following re
duction in representation was made:
In the Senate. tho following countie
lost one Senator each: Elko, Eureka
Ormsby. Storey and Washes.
In the Assembly. Eureka lost one
Humboldt ono. Lander two. Lincoln ons
Nys one, Storey four. Whits Pine ons
totAlslsssa. An sdditioual. Assembly
man wus siysu 10 washoe, which NO,
has four. mxkiaG the total reduction ten
| -~-s--~lAA-
Judge Salomon. who had been Jastic
Of the peace Of Colsvills for the past fiy
years. was Q candidate for reelection til
year and was successful. This 20 slate
the old gentleman that he INDUCED
bad whisky, then went to his homo an
retired. leaving candle burning. Til
house caught FIRE and the old man ",
harmed to death. He was An old soldi,
and his friends gathered up his bous
wrapped them in the American Gag On
buried them dscsntly. Carson News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01

NOTICE.--Ws invite your attention
to our elegant stock Of FURNITURE com.
plsts in every line, including the best
assortment Of Folding Beds, Springs and
Aattrssaes in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind Of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS. Salt Lake City.
Utah. ""'t -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01

TO Whom II May Concern.
The fences and ground around my res
idencs having been repeatedly broken
down and torn up, l hereby give notice
that will hold owners Of animals doing
damage responsible after this date.
L. WERrHEIMER.
Phoebe, New. Nov. IL, 1892.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
RICHMOND CLAIM.

Beginning at the identical place Of discovery
. 4x4 inch foot long pine post marked U. 8.
Lot 50 Disc. and running thence north rs de-
grees SO minutes west 1869 feet to corner No.
Of location marked Q. L. 50 p. 10 for corner
No. 16 end which Ia also corner No. is Of this
survey; thence south 50 deg 90 min west 1000
feet to corner No. 3 Of location, AKA inch foot
long pine post marked U. u. L. 50 p. II for
corner No, IT; thence south 10 degrees 50 min
utes east 37S o feet to corner No. 2 of location,
A inch foot long pine post marked U. 8.
/. Ga p. 10 for corner No. Is; thence north 90
degrees 90 minute east 1000 feet to corner No.
OF location, marked q 8. L. 50 P. for corner
No. 10 and which Ia also corner No. Of this
survey: thence north rs degrees 80 minutes
west 3I3 feet to corners 10 and 16 the place Of
beginning, containing total area Of az. 10
acres. divided as follows. area of Alpha lode,
4.ls acres Dserfoot lode, 6.8i acres. Index
lode, Q. 80 acres and Richmsnd lode SO acres.
Area eliminated from this survey 10 1 SO acres
In conflict with o. 8. 9. No. 40 and / .05 acres
In condict with U. 8. 8. No. so. Total con.
dict 2.9l acres. Net area claimed being 1925
| acres and all situated In Section No. ~ Town.
| ship NJ, Range CT E., NJ. D. Mer. and duly
recorded In the office Of the Recorder OF said
Ely mining district.
The nearest known locations are the Zero
Scipio. Silver, Yuba, Spring and Currency.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Alpha Consolidated Survey No
81, or surface ground are required to file theil
adverse claims with the Register Of the United
| States Land ONCE at Eureka, in the State Of
Nevada. during the period Of publication
hereof, or they will be debarred BY virtue o.
the0proyision Of the statutes.
Up. DUNKLE, Register.
| II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing no
| tice Of application for patent be published
| for the period OF sixty days item CONSECUTIVE,
weeks.) In the Phoebe Weekly RECORD,
weekly newspaper published at Phoebe, Lin
coin county, Nevada. J.P.DUNKLE, Register
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