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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y epin-District Court Fourth Ju-
dicial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Louis z /.
Demeules
Notice is hereby given that Louis T. De-
meules, of the City of Minneapolis. in said
county and state. heretofore carrying on a
aforesaid city, has by deed inwriting dated De
cember 21st 1891, made a general assignment
to the undersigned of all his property not ex-
empt by law from levy and sale on exeeu-
out preference.
All claims must be verified and presented
to the undersigned for allowance.
Dated December 22d, 1891.
ZEPHRIN DEMEULES. Assignee.
CHARLES A. EBERT, Attorney for Assignee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04

oil re DIR. q. Waite, Specialist, sixteen
FIcN, years IN Minneapolis Why suffer
when cure is mild and certain?
Ask hundreds of leading citizens of ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and the Northwest as totreat-
ment and cure. Pamphlet free. 1919 Haw-
thorne Avenue. Minnea polls
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04

DIR. SCHENCK'S Book on Com
sumption. Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia sent Free.
DIR. J. HI. SCHENCk & son. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
WESTMINSTER'S DARKNESS.
Good Presbyterians Grow Quar-

Good Presbyterians Grow Quar-
relsome Under Divine Leader
ship.
The good people of Westminster
church enter upon the new year with
hearts not quite satisfied with the ac-
compllshments of the old year. The
little bulletin that is distributed among
the members every Sunday. containing
the announcements for the coming
week. yesterday bore a New Years
greeting to the members that was not
calculated to make them toss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
AND KIDNEY CURE!
PATENTS.
JAS. r, WILLIAMSON

COUNSELOR AND SOLICITOR
Two years as an examiner in the Q.
Patent Office. Five years practice, Y29
s3l Guaranty Loan Building Minneapolis
324 Pioneer Press Building. st. Panl
PAUL & MERWIN, patent lawyers and solicit
tors, e56-66o Temple Court, Minneapolis; e12
Pioneer Press Building, st, Paul. and Washing
ton, D. c. Established seven years in Minneapo<
is and 1our years in ST Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills

number to insure daily and free action of
the bowels Keep this up for some time and
where chills and fevers are stubborn, quinine,
in reasonable doses. can be used to advant-
age with the Pills. These Pills set your
gorged liver free, cleanse the stomach and
bowels, and start up normal secretions.
You We scored big point.
Then, to aid DIGESTION, crush The weakness
and lasSitude, drive off the feeling that you'd
as leave die as live, and give tone and strength
to your system, you must take a tablespoon
ful of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
HOW TO CURE
LA GRIPPE.

Go right about it. Do not waste a minute.
For the splitting headaches. racklng pains
along the spine and i'll sides and loins. rheu-
matism of muscles and joints, chlls and
fevers, nausea and dissemination for food,
you must take three or four of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup

taken three times a day, between meals
oftener if the cough is troublesome You
can thus surround the very worst case of La
Grippe, and drive it into speedy surrender.
Ana you'll do it right away if you are wise
Ask your druggist for the DR.. Schenck Rens'
edies.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-04
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic

before and after meals. Already you begin
to feel like new person. But don't forget
20 ur lungs. Beware of the terrible tendency
of La Grippe toward Pneumonia. If you have
chest pains Or a cough. better settle the mat
ter at once by tablesp oOnful of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-24
A SUDDEN DEATH.
James McFaddsn, an Old aud Well
known Citizen. Dies Here From
Heinmorage Of the Stomach.

This community was greatly startled
on Tuesday morning to learn that James
McFadden had, during tho night. sud.
denly died.
Deceased, who for some time has not
been at all well, though making no es.
pecisl complaint, was about town on
Monday attending to business. principally
in the District Court. where he had an
important case coming up for trial, and
looking much as usual. During the
evening at home he complained of feel
ing tired and retired to bed early.
Shortly after, paroxysm of coughing
set in and suddenly blood flowed in
streams from his mouth. DR.. Campbell
was hastily summoned, but could do
nothing to staunch the flow, and the
patient, in comparatively short space
OF time, completely exhausted, fell back
aud expired.
The suddenness and rapidly fatal
termination of the attack prostrated the
| household
Deceased was an old resident OF this
place. and was well known throughout
the county. He was born January H.,
l847. at Ashton, Province of Ontario.
Canada. He was an active and public
spirited citizen. interested largely of late
years in mining property in various parts
Of the county. He was Assessor Of this
county also during the years Of 1884 and
1885. He leaves widow and two sons,
Clarence and Fred. to mourn his loss, to.
gether with hosts of friends.
| The funeral took place on Wednesday
from the late residence on Main street
under the direct supervision of the
Lodge of United Workmen here, Of which
Order deceased was an active member
escorted by the members of the Fire De
partmsnt, in which during life he helt
the office Of foreman.
Deceased did not believe himself at all
near death, nor did any Of his friends
and though unwell great hopes Of full re
storation to health and strength were en-
tertained.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-24

Preliminary survey OF Line 90 be
Extended 20 Phoebe.

Messrs. Blake and Crosby of the Con.
tinental Oil company have returned from |
three weeks camping trip along the |
Colorado river in California, where they
went to locate new line Of railroad, to
be known as the Nevada Southern rail-
way, says the Denver News. The new
line, for which final surveys are now
being made, will run north thirty miles
from the Atlantic L Pacific road and will
tap the mines owned by the Needles
company, in which these gentlemen are
officers and heavy stockholders. The
present output of tho New York district.
in which the mines are located, is 100
tons q day. and il the mines in the coun-
try TO the north can give sufficient ore
shipping guarantee the road in time will
be extended on into Southern Nevada,
possibly as far as the well.kuown Phoebe
district. Tho cost of the thirty. mile
road will be in the neighborhood of
$500, 900, and work will begin as soon as
possible.
Bearing in mind the great mortality
which prevailed here during the winter
months Of last year, aud remembering
also the alleged cause. ia it not high time
that some steps wero taken to provide
means whereby contagious diseases Of
every character may be oombattsd with
some success. Now 10 the time to do i
before the cold weather acts in, Talk
the matter over and propose something
for starter anyway and then set sbout
putting it in operation. Splendid result
may follow.
At the auction sale OF household furni
ture, ETC.. held at the residence Of Johi
Shier last Tuesday. fine lot of house
hold and other furniture was disposed Of
Prices were fair few articles running u
to any degree. Several parties wer
present from out Of town.
A slight shock OF an earthquake WI
felt here at 1910 last Sunday Afternoon
Windows and doors ratified and a gener
movement was felt from southwest
north, east Austin Advocate.
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.TOwNSHIP.O OFFICERS.
y 7. ~.
Our. County Debt.

The Supreme Gonrt 1T Washington has
affirmed the decision oftthc United States
Circuit Court againstt Lincoln County on
our bonded indabtednsss, The judgment
amounting to S44Oiooea =
This enormous sum iseomposed largely
of interest, the principal for which bonds
issued was $50: GOO, with interest at ten
per cent pei. annum.a, The bonds matursd
in 1883. None of the principal had been
paid and but little Of the interest. Suit
was begun in the fall Of 1887 by the
bondholders in the y. s. Circuit Court
in this State and taso years later judg.
ment was taken, The eaae was then ap.
psaled to the U. S. Supreme Court, which
now aftirms the decision. of the lower
body. and we are brought face to face
with the problem Of how the debt L. to
be paid: The task will be neither light
nor easy. 4s
Our representatives in the next legis.
lature will and important and difficult
work laid out for them in connection
with our bondett'. indebtedness. The
bondholders having recovered final judg-
! ment will undoubtedly set about realia.
ing on it. 1t is said they claim they can
mandamus our County Commissioner.
from the court granting the Judgment to
levy tax to meet its payment. To dc
this would absorb all the property of tbs
county. The measure most likely to be
followed will be to'rs.bond the debt, a,
longer time, say twenty five years. with Q
low rate Of intsrsst. But arste OF two
Per cent per aunum, rate 30 low, by tn,
way. Il may not b accepted. will nscsssi
tats IN addition fjust that much 70 ouy
already high tA1 rate. 20 that whsr,
tsxss now are $50 on the Sl00 the rat,
may easily hereafter bs run to $3.50, q
or beyond. and then barely serve to keel
the interest on our debt paid up. with
out dollar applying on the principal.
4 The situation is truly serious ant
somewhat depressing and our host effort
should be put forth to make the burdel
As light as possible.
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On the complaint Of ]. A. Denton,
John SevenoAks and A. A. McMasters
were arrested Tuesday. charged with the
larceny Of . wagon valued q $4,000.
The wagon was in possession Of Will
Denton here Sunday evening. whsn tho
defendants took it from him u6dsF soms
excuse or other, and immediately s0dso6
10 It to Pansoa. Ths vehicle 10 now said
to be in Iron City. Utah. The ofIbnss
charged 10 grand larceny. and . prslimin.
airy hearing Of the defendants was began
this morning.
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NOTICE.--Ws invite your attention
to our elegant stock Of FURNITURE com.
plste 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, MI
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The next time you eat onions, chew
up pieces Of celery aftsrward. and you
will find that no one could tell you had
touched onions, a. the celery completely
kills the odor Celery rubbed ON halves
or pans which have been used in prspar.
ing onions will remove all traces Of the
latter.
Barney Dunning. An inmate Of the City
Poor Farm of Pittsburg, Pa, for twenty
two years, has fallen heir to an estate
valued at 100000 The fortune was
bequeathed Dunnina by his brother
William who went to California in l849
and accumulated largo wealth. and who
recently died.
The Carson Eews says that Barney Mo-
Gowan Of Sheridan was recently notified
that he was one Of the tsn heirs to an
estate valued at 5000 Barney's in.
tsrssts are in the hands Of an able firm Of
New York lawyers. and he expscts to 60
East most any time.
Having refused to isaae certificates to
| the School Trustees slscted on Tuesday.
the Silver Party League Of Ormsby in
tend to mandsmus the Board Of County
Commissioners with view Of tssting
the constitutionality Of the school Law
providing for the election OF Trustees in
May. Carson Tribune,
An exchangelFgiyes these causes for
many deaths:
Small boy, apple green;
Servant girl, kerosene;
Business man, worry, fret;
Brainless youth. cigarette;
Jolly fellow, dissipation:
Wild,eyed poet, starvation,
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IN person.
Doctor said the dying editor. II
have one last favor to ask Of you"
"Name it, said the doctor.
II want you to attend the editor Of the
other paper. Eek.
Information is wanted a. to the where.
abouts, or date Of death. of Charles Pape,
formerly of Silver Peak. Esmeralda
county, Nevada, by John B. Pine, Coun.
sellor at Law, New York City.
John Shier yesterday sent his children,
Edgar, Laura and Annie, in care of
Father McManus. to Salt Lake City,
where they will be provided home with
Mrs. 8. 7. Godbe, and where they will
at once be placed at school.
A Presbyterian church in Lancaster,
Pa, decided to give medal to each per.
son who attended all the services
throughout the year. Last year the sex.
ton was the only perssn who won a
medal.
County Treasurer Dooley gives notice
in another column that the State and
county taxes for the year 1892 are now
due and payable at his Office. and will
become delinquent December 9Th.
In case Of FIRE somebody asserts that
wet silk handkerchief. tied without
folding over the face, is a complete sscu.
. fity sgainst suffocation by smoke; 1t per,
| mits free breathing, and at the same time
excludes the smoke from the lungs.
Thanksgiving day, from the character
Of the weather, might well have been
mistaken for Christmas. It was gener,
ally well observed here and all the res
taurants provided theregulationturkey fol
their guests. The ball of the A. O. u
w. in the evening was the event of the
season, with good attendance, and al
enjoyed themselves until near daylight
this morning.
A correspondent Of Our Dumb Ami
mails" says the way to start q balky
horse is to take up one Of his fore fee'
and strike the shoe few times with I
stone. He claims to have started severa
horses in this way which had stubbornll
resisted more violent efforts to mak'
, them move. He also says that he hal
never known this simple method to fail
R. G. Bosy returned Wednesday eve.
ming from trip to the southern part o
the county. He has spent some tw,
. months 1T the Keystone mine and vicin
ity, and confirms the rumors Of tina
I property's richness, the owners believing
| IL to be worth millions. Mr.. Bogy ais
= secured number Of interests there 70
0 himself, and has great hopes Of the min
eral possibilities Of that section, and vii
return there shortly
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Lost

A necktie and gold pin. between Joe
Phillips barber shop and the RECORD
office. The pin was in the shape Of a
small dove. with pearls. A reward will
be paid for the return Of the same to the
RECORD office.
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rhom.s Moore xers stlll alive.

II Thomas Moore were still alive.
sonnet he'd indite.
Unto the little lady's eyes 49,
Nfho Ia q bride tonight.
We hope .aat she'll happy be.
For many year TO come. =
That Henry weiland will prove true.
And live 70 have much fun.
May all their wlshss he fuiaiisd.
No poverty In store.
And II they want postsrity.
May II last for evermors
R.a.s.
pfacbe Navada Nov al 1891.
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Dr sTRiCT COURT.

According to notice previously given,
the District Court convened ct 10 o'clock
q. m. Monday last, Judge Talbot prssid.
ing
The volume Of business to come up was
not great. and ten days will easily suffice
to clear the calendar. which on Monday
was disposed of as follows
Nelson Goujon VS.. Chss Stein. set for
trial on Monday, 2Sth. by jury.
John Rosder va. Chas. Stem, set for
Monday. 2Sth, by jury
w. T. Griffin vs. James McFadden
set for to-day before the court without a
jury. When court met, however, de-
fendant's counsel moved for continu.
once for the term ON account of Mr.. Nc.
Fadden's death. which occurred imme.
diately after the case had been act for
trial, which motion was granted.
Hutchinson Va. Rsed. Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
| John Sevenoaks vs. John G. Eames,
set for Monday, 2sth, by jury.
Otto Stein vs.. Chas. Stein. set for Wed.
nesday, by the court. without a jury.
Trial begun and continued over Thanks.
giving Day; resumed at ten o'clock this
morning.
Order to sell real estate granted to
Louisa Bawden as guardian Of Gabriel
Blewett, Louisa Jane Blswett, Younatti
Blewest and Valencia w. Bawden.
| Wednesday, 23d, John Fret was ad.
nitted to citizenship.
Case OF VIM. c. Glissan w. Phoebe G.
NJ. l. r. Co., dismissed at costs Of do.
PENDANT.
The Keystone Mining Company.
The Mining Age says G. O. Perry. who
came to Denver to buy mill for reduc.
ing low.grads oras in the Yellow Pine
district, Lincoln county, Nevada, tolls
some remarkable stories about a mine
there--the Keystone-in which he is in.
terested. He exhibited a specimen oil
brown, iron oxide thai he claims will
assay $50. 1000 to the ton. To the incred
ulous. Perry showed the purchasing GER
ti6cates Of the first ten tons Of ore made
to Pueblo, that brought SIG to the ton
Another shipment that is now being
made. Perry says will average over $s0(
to the ton. and some Of it will 60 from
$1,000 to $500.
The Keystone was located in 1883 b!
Jones Taylor. proprietor. Its valu
was not even mistrustsd till last June
q Then s. 7. Godbs. Of Phoebe. who va
/. prospecting in Utah, heard OF it an,
drove 500 miles across the country to in
spset it, and it was reported paid $40. O0
for an interest.
The REcoRD 10 in receipt Of lette
from Mr.. Perry which states: eve hav
just sold another car Of ore, weighin
. %, ll9 lbs, for $ll ,237. S2, being $780, 8
per ton. 1t ia beginning to look as thong
We had gold mine. We have now sol
between IS and 40 tons Of ore. Tn
lowest price per ton we have yet receive
) for any one lot is $6l7.2S."
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The fsnoss and ground around my res
idsnce having been repeatedly broken
down and torn up. ! hereby give notice
that will hold owners Of animals doing
damage responsible after this date.
etf yl Z. wERrHsmsR.
Piochs. New. Nov. II. 1899.
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w. i. Jonss. editor Of the Austin Ad.
vocats, was elected district attorney Of
Lander county by majority of 10. He
had hard fight. but he got there all
right,
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II 10 currently reported that w. B.
Lawler of Ruby, has or IL about to cen.
summate mining sale for e7o. 900. We
hope this 10 true. for no man II the
county deserves batter saecsss than NJ.
Lawlsr. He has staid with Ruby hill for
many ysass and worked hard to Develop
its mining resources. White Pine News.
A period Of lovely fall wsashsr closed
on "Wednesday evening. During the
night the wind blew heavily. more 70
than has been known for long time.
creating some damage to several old
buildings and demolishing . number Of
fences. Yesterday morning found several
inches Of snow on the ground, but by
noon the storm abatsd and the afternoon
was open and grand, though somewhat
cold. ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-24

The offer Of the Pennsylvania mill pro-
perty made in our advertising columns
ought to attract attention from every
body who uses machinery or lumber.
The property is offered in lots to suit any
buyer. The plant is we'll adapted to
moving, and slight repairs will make the
wagon road passable. Intending pur-
chasers are advised to visit the property
In person.
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New Law suits.

&
In the District Court. papers in shsss
new cases have bsen rsesutly died. .
Eliza Culverwsll sues Chas. Culvsrwpll
for divorce. alleging cruelty - cause
for the action. k.l
L. Wertheimer has entered suit against
John Sevenoaks to recover the possession
Of a lot Of personal property. in which
several horses are involved.
John O. Gelobert sues 8. E. Werthsi.
mer to recover possession of lot and
improvements on Main street, Phoebe.
Other cases are talked Of, and the sit.
ting of court may be prolonged somewhat
from the time first counted on.
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wELLAND-CAPTrAN.

Last Sunday evening at their residence
on Cedar street here. Henry Welland
and Miss Mary Captain were joined to-
gether in marriage. Rev. Father Me-
Manus performed the ceremony. having
come from Salt Lake for that purpose.
A large number Of friends Of the con-
tracing partiea were present, and an On.
joyable evening was passed by all.
The groom is one Of our best known
citizens and one of the Oldest residsnts Of
the place. He was the hsppiest man of
the evening. and the bride too blushingly
and grscioualy accepted the numerous
congratulations which were poured in.
1t is beyond us to describe the brides
dress and appearance. but it was simply
stunning, and was the cause Of much
favorable comment.
The invited guests were not forgetful
Of the happy pair and numerous and ap'
propriate were the presents bestowed.
The list includes many articles of silver.
ware aud jewelry, with q number of use
full household articles.
Not the least event Of the evening
was the supper, spread at midnight at
"Dick's." where all did ample justice to
the heavily loaded tables. after which
several hours were spent again at the
residence, aud all went marry as the
proverbial marriage bell"
The following evening party Of
friends rendered serenade to the newly
married couple. who start out in married
life with good wishes from their man
| qrsanda
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Phoebe. Nevada. Nov. %. 1891.
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Doctor" said the dying editor. II
have one last favor to ask Of you"
"Name it, said the doctor.
II want you to attend the editor Of the
ofhnr - T.
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HOTEL FENIX,
BAJO. LA DIRECTION DE LOS
esp0s0s GAUfHIER, duei5Os del GcreditGdO
HOTEL MARINA

Casa ventilada por los saludables aires del
decentfsimas, decoradas 81
0leo.-TraG0 esm5rado.-Magnlhcos ba1os-
Buzon para Ia espOndencla.-Cuadras y
cOcneras.- OepacGamenGO independents para
que los s5hores com mslOnisGas que traigan
Anuestrario, los exhlOan.-En una palabra; 81
HOTEL FENIx, hoy por hoy, .es ei major mGnta-
DO DO JOdOS los que eXlsGen On eSta Cludad,
iBUENA MESA
H0spedaje IL reales ($l.5O) J 8 So, seg1n
las haDltaolones.-Mayaglez, Puerto-Rlco.
Marina SsptenGrl0nal, al laiO del puente
de hlerrO, oercs dc todo el centro commercial de
la Playa.
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La " Reforas0da Esperasssa," fossda posada.

Ell duefo de este antique = acreditado esta-
olecimiento, despnes de terminadas Las obras an
81 intr0ducidas que le cOlocan 6 La altura que 70
que requiere Ell siglo XIX, Ofrece sus servicioa 81
pdblicO desde ell dla 1: del pr6ximo MES de He-
Olembre, partieularmente los viaieros de Ia ifla
que viaiten la Oapital,
Tiene el establecimieuto habitaciOnea freseaa
ventiladas CON toda elise de comodidades, le
mlsn1o que excelentes salopes = eomeddres. Su
table ell dicho establecimiento d0iide se aeryirS
e0dO preCios muy acon6micos.
La REF0RMADA ESPERANZA estk aituado
en- esta Marina, calle de la Princeaa n6n. Z. Va.
a1tad dieho estahiecimiento = aaidreis eompla-
cid0sl
: PsaEto-niaa. 90 de Asosto De 1sel.
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