davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29

will offer for sale in front of Walton
e. Van Pet's store, Woodstock, Va, on
Monday the 9th day of July 1894, two
barrels of apple brandy, eighty-three
gallons. NJ. NJ. JOHNSON, Dep. Coll.
I'd Div. 9th DIST. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29

Correspondlngly low rates from other
stations
For more detailed information apply to
nearest B. & o. Agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29

The railroad Company will run a train
South from the band re union at D. n.
and North at $40 p. m. Everybody can
come and get back home the same day,
IL they want to.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29

In pursuance of its usual liberal Gus
tom, the B. & o. r. r. will sell excursion
tickets between all ticket stations on Its
lines east of the Ohio River, for all trains
July 3rd and 4th, valid for return trip uu-
til July 5th inclusive, at reduced rates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29
Advertising Rates.

Advertisements will he inserted at one
dollar per square of ten lines or less, for
the first insertion, and 30 cents for each
subsequent insertion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29
Your Cake Will not Fan If made
with Rumford Yeast Powder.

This powder is superior in strength,
purity and healthfulness to any kind
heretofore made, and Is one Of the greatest
Inventions of the age. Try it and note
the result.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-29

One of the finest young Jacks ever
brought to Virginia, Will make this sea-
son from TOMS BROOK to CABIN HILL
Also the fiue STANDARD BRED WILKES
STALLION at Geary's Hotel Stables.
Terms only s. and $40 Apply to
+. n. CLINEDINST, Manager,
Shenandoah Trotting Stud.
june 1--tf. Woodstock
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

CHICAGO, ILL. srods 14go msIcs 1894.
Proklamowanle lojalizmu przea
partya, ktorej wiernopoddahczosc
zostala jua dawno napietrowana
wywofafo skutek wprost pre-
ciwny.
Wyklinano manifestantow ilu.
dzi czyppych z koscioia lojalizmu,
zarzucano i'm podburzanie mas,
kt6rych powinnoicia byio ilepe
posiuszehstwo wzgledem garstki
ludzi.
Zawyrokowaro, ie mas stoczyia
choroba niewoli wynarodowienia,
te W piersiach raszych slychaG
przedsmiertne rzetenie..- Jak
pojedy hczy czlowiek mievs chwi-
lie swatpienia j chwile zspalu, cd.
piywu j przypiywu energii. tax i
zbiorowisko spoleczne W apatyi
bez kohca pograaonem bye ME
moae.
q apatyi tel budzimy sie....
Dziaialno6c nssza oparta jest
ma masach musi mice chsrakter
ludowy.
Tycb, z ktorymi sic prsgnie
pojsc reka W reke, kt6rym po.
modz sic zamierzs cd kt6rych
pomocy sic oczekuje, trzeba po-
znac, zrozumiec, pokochac....
Niestety, izba naszego aycia po.
litycznego, jest tax ciasna, a W
ciemne duszne jej katy zwalono
bez fadu i rachunku tyle wszela.
kiego rupie cia siusznyeh i niedo-
wsrzonych programow, prawdzi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

skeij. aonie Jozefa Stsnkowskiego,
czlonks No. 9248 z or. So.
3. 600 dol. po sp. Mateuszu Wiki.
anis, cz,onku No. 5918 gr. 30.
4, 300 dol. po sp. Jozeflnie Roz.
p}ocbowskiej, tonic Nikodema Rozpao.
chowskiego, czionka No. 8810 OR. 1T
8. 300 dol. 20 sp. Juliannie Gurskiej
aonie Jozefs Gurskiego, czionka No
1858 or. Al.
9. 300 dol. po sp. Autoninie Boro
czionku No. 773 er. q.
z. 600 dol. po sp. Jozefie Zawsdz'
kim, cIionku No. 948 z gr. 30.
8. 300 dol. po sP. Wiadyslawie ia.
kubisk, zonie Marcina Jakuziak, czionku
No. o243 grupy rs.
8. 600 del. po So. Ignscy H,nczew
skim, czionku No. 1925 gr. l40,
10. 300 dol. po sp. Maryi Segers
zonie Ksrola Segers, czlonka No. lO73e
z grupy l27.
Ill 800 dol -po sp. Francisrku Kan.
tovskim, cziopku No. 8249 gr. %.
IL. 600 dol. po sp. Pswle Adam.
skim, czionku No. 1875 Z gr. 2l6.
l3. 600 dol. 20 sp. Ludwiku kabuo,
kim, ozfonku No. 1858 grupy l27.
IA. 900 dol. po sp. Julli Severinie
Meier, aonie Stef.ns Meier, czionk,
No. lOl9S grupy 17S
2 ro7porzsdzenis Rzsdu Centraluegc
Il. MdSSek, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Rok l3

trza na ....ojczyzne biedns
jak syn ma OLGA wplecio.
nego W kofo. 1 ma tenn koh.
czy sic ich patryotyzm.
Badz CO badz panowie ci ma.
leaa jeszcze do Zwiazku = i
powinni artykuf ten przysiaG do
organu zwiazkowego. Czy sic
obawiali iabysmy 60 ME umie.
scili? Pfonna to otawal
Autorowie artykuiu tego aio-
sliwie pisza, Se zarzad wv. N. P:
popierajac iacznoic ze wv. w. P.
okazaf sic bye nieskrupulatnym i
niedoiwiadczonym; - przeciwnie
zarzad uczynii to z poczucia oby.
watelskiego przyszloie pc ka4e,
ze przez naViazanie stalych sto.
sunk6w ze Zwifzkiem Wych. Pol,
zarzad wv. N. P. przyioayi reke
do tax wielkiego dziefa jakiem
jest odbudowanie Polski.
Cierpkie te slowa podyktowai
nam aal, zsl jaki czujemy ma widok
Polakow ogolnie szanowanych W
grodzie sw. Franciszka, q ktorzv
tax lekkomySlnie rzucaia kamie.
MEM ma niezmordowanych pra.
cownikow ma niwie ojczystej :
ktorych cicha, tajna, ale uczciwa i
systematyczna praca poaadanym
rezultatem uwiehczona bye II usi.
Many mocna niezachwians
wiare, ze bracia zwiaskowi ME
zwsaajac ma tym podobne arty-
kufy umieszczane W rozmaitych
pismacb, pojda dalej W imie so.
lidafnosci;- fe stosunki nasze re
wv. W. P beda CO raz iciilej.
sze, ze pojdziemy reka W reke z
tymi, itorzy polityke marzenia i
wyczekiwania iaski - zamienili
ma polityke czyuu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
A Srodki9 Srodki przedewszv-

A irodkiG srodki przedewszy-
stkiem ME stahczykowskie, ME
upadlajace narod - ale podno.
szace go do swiadomosci sill roz-
.wijsjace W rim poczucie obywa.
telskie.
Autorzy idac sladem staicEy.
kow przeciwni So piracy tsjnej q
uczciwej.
Pytsmy czy W zaborze rosyj,
skim mona dziaia6 jawniea Czy
many jakich jawnych wodzowi
CzyH my, ktorych pozbawiono ME.
siusznie bytu legalrego - mote,
my d2iaiaG legalnie?
Czy many lizaG stopy satrapy
moskiew ,kiego i pytac sic CO nam
wolno a CO ME wolno? Czy ma
my zasnac powolnym snem vie.
kuistym?
Dalei autoroWie piszac, ae kraj
ME scierpi mieszania sic 4ywio
low zagranicznych do spraw swoich
- ME maja wy obra Z MIA o
stanie ruchu narodowego.
Me wiedza CO sic dzieie W
kraju - ME wiedza, te wychodz
two polskie to Gala nadzieja je-
go.
Dalej czytamy W rzeczonym
artykule. ze redaktor ,,Zgody" ME
poczuwa sic do ofiary, bo pisze;
mann tn W krsju wolnosci ME
groai niebezpieczefstwo."
Sfowa te 50 zastosowane do
tych, ktorzyby ME zechcieli wziasc
udziaiu W ruchu kiedy
wybije godzina - a chcieliby ia
kowy materyaluie poprzec.
A czy redaktor nZgody" po.
czuwa sic do oflary lub ME, tego
PIP. P. j NJ. nigdy udowodnie ME
sa W stanie, to chyba przyszfoSc
udowodniG moze.
StahCzycy zwykle nazywaja
zbrodniarzami tJch, ktorzy goraco
krsj kochaja, ktorzy SENTIMENTAL
ME ME wzdychsja do niego, ME
chca 60 wykfamac sobie - ale
wywalczyc.
Eacznosc ekonomiczna z kra-
jem moze bye musi bye jawna-
facznoSc polityczna musi bye taina.
Jak smia panowie ci nspietno-
wac mianem proanych jednostek
tych, ktorzy stoja ma czele ruchu?
Ludzi poswiecenia, patryot6w :
ktorzy wolnoSc i zycie swe sta
wiaja ma karteH
Tax ich nszywaia czynownicy
moskiewscy - ale przykro, bo-
leSnie usiyszec cos podobnego
cd polakow - cd zwiazkowych,
cd patryot6w....
Panowie ci go patryotami oEu-
] acymi, bezsilnymi, kt6rzy pa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

wei piracy obywatelskiej i lekko-
myslnego partactwa, ae opinia
publiczpa ami mas porachowac, ami
wedle sill, zamiarow przekonah
jeszcze ocenic ugrupowsc ME po.
trafl.
Me jestesmy eszcze dose blizcy
sobie i dosc powiazani, by mya i
sfowo biedz mogfy z krsica ma
kraniec ta droga niepocbwytana
ktora aadna moe pre- cis6 ME mo.
ae.
w takich warunkach trudno
nam dojic do zrozumienia naszych
daaeh i zapatrywah ma celei srod.
XII prscy obywatelskiei.
Moaua sic ME zgadzat, trzeba
sic jednak rozumiec.
Gdy jedni uwa4aja Ia sw6j ots-
wiazek nietylko W obec sprawy
wyzwolenia politycznego, lecz "a.
rowno " obec idei sprawiedliwos
ci rownoici pracowac mad pod.
ME sieniem kulturalnem wfoscian j
robotnikow, mad uzdolnienism ich
do zajecia Dale4nego sta nowiska
W spofecznym ukfadzie, drudzy
widza W tel piracy obiawy gorsza
cych zasad socyalizmu, pod
szczuwania jednych przeciw dru.
GIN, wreszcie negscye patryoty.
csnych uczuc; gdy jedni domsgaja
sic cd mas najmniejszych chociaa
by objawow powszechnej wolf,
zgodnego dziaiania, ,jednomyslnego
postanowienis, drudzy z Ottawa
odpy chajs te da4noSci, widzac
" Mich zapowiedz nowego roku
1853.
Mylre to sa sadly, fatalnie cd.
dziaiac mogace ma losy calej pra.
cy obrohczej. :.
VIZ. 1858 mfodziea W stosun.
ku do owczesnego starszego poko.
lenia byia rowniea demokratyczna
i rowniet jsk dzisiejsza brak
patryotyzmu posadzana.
Rzuciia sic do boju W prze.
swiadczeniu, he NV faszczy wfoscia
nina.
Dzis wsrunki sic zmienily, q je.
sli obowiazki wzgledem pracuja
cego ludu, wzgledem klas ciem.
pych cd samodzielnego udziaiu
W ayciu spoiecznem usunietycb 50
ME mnieisze, to jednak pojmowa.
ME tJch obowlazkow zupefnej
ulegio zmianie. Miodziez przejets
poczuciem obowiaIkow wzgledem
mssy ludowej, zsgrzana miloscia
dla sprawy uobywatelenia milo.
now przez nedze strawionej braci,
mlodziet nasza poczytywsfs :.
by Ia prsestepstwo " obec
tego ludu dokonane porwsnie sic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Posmiertne zostsso wypiscone " ma.
stspujscych wypsdksch smierci ma rece
sekretsrzy ponisei wymienlonych grup:
II. 500 dol. 20 sp. Mscieju Zskow.
skim, c,sonku No. 1888 z gr. 100.
2. 800 dol. po Up. Annie Stankow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

ma wroga W okolicznoSciach, kto-
re sprowadzi6by mogfy caikowita
klesks, a "a kl@ska ia upadek ay
cia i mysli spoiecznej ma nowyoh
lat kilkadziesiat.
Me burda polityc INA, gdya bur.
da byfoby wszelkie zetkniecie sic
W otw artem polu Rosya - jest
celem pr opagandy sgitacyi, pro.
wadzonei przez miodziea - lecz
swiadoma walka mas przeciw
pogwaiceniu nsjpierwotnieiszych
praw czfowieka i obywatela, wal.
ka mas nietylko tych, kt6re
zwiemy iuteligencya, lecs mas
stanowiacych podwaline uarodu j
uajbardziej wymiaru sprawiedli.
woSci potrzebujacych - mas ludu
polskiego.
Pfonne sa przsto o ba-
wy tych, ktorzy dopatru
ia sic W agitacyi now go
p wstania.
Kaady cziowiek rozumny must
W obecnych okolicznosciach bye
przeciwny rucbowi zbrojnemu, ale
tee ME moaemy z zaiotonemi re
kami spokojnie wyczekiwa6 wy.
padkow.
Zorganizowane pahstws wyda-
ia miliardy ma cele wojenne -
badzmy my gotowi, aby W ch wi.
Iii stanowczej ME byio popfo.
chu, zamieszania - ale abysmy
cd razu stall sic panami sytuacyi.
To TED zdziwif mas mocuo arty.
kuf umieszczony W czwartkowym
numerze uKuryera Polskiego", a
zatytufowany nJednosc to sifa".
Artykuf ten podpisali PIP. Pswli.
cki Maryshski, ,projektodawcy ligi.
Unikamy zawsze osobistej pole.
miki, ale W tym wypadku od-
staple musimy Cd przyjetego
zwyczaju poniewat psnowie ci
osobiScie ma mas napadaja usi
lula ponityc osmieszyc mas W
opinii ogoiu.
Panowie ci zarzucsja zarzado-
wi wv. N. P, ae nawiazal stosun.
XII ze Zwiazkiem Wycbodatwa
Polskiego-ia ae Zwiazek zamiast
iacznosci krsjem Irsgnie
wsplerac tajDa prace narodowa
polaczywszy sic re Zwiszkiem W p.
Autorzy tego artykuiu ME m a.
ia prawa protestowac przeclw
nawiazsniu stosunkow stalych ze
Zwiazkiem Wychodztwa Polskiego
= bo seimy detroicki chicago.
ski upwatniiy Rad Centralny do
tegol
A cele iaczrosciH Oh cele wiel.
kie, swiete, szlachetne; = wy.
wolenie biednej ojcsyz naszejl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Stosownie do rapowiedzi odbyio sic
" biurze Rzsdu Centr. " sobote vie.
ozorem posiedzenie delegst6w mieisoo.
wych grup zwiskowych sprswie pro.
jektowsnej Ligi Wiecu.
Me byfo to posiedzenie cfloyslne -
dslegsci zsbiersli tylko CLOS dorsdozy.
Byso obecnych okoio 30 delepstov,
ktorzy po diugich debstsch oswisdczy.
Ii sic 90 do wiecu przeciw formalnej -
a ME zsssdniczej stronie jego; wszyscy
zas iednogiosnie oswisdczyli sic przeciw
projektowsnej L'dze dls nsstspujscych
przyozyn:
y Projektodswcy zsmierzsjao do
prowsdzie do skutku ,aoznosc wszyst.
kich orgsnizscyi polskich, popesnili
bad ksrdynslny - pomijsjsc zsrzsdy
tychte orgsnizscyi pred cgioszeuiem
Projektu detyczscego Ligi / zsssd re.
prezeutsoyi ma wiecu.
y Ma zssadsoh reprezentscyi zvisx-
kowi beds " znsoznej mniejszosti M
(Cisg dslszy m stronie 4 ell.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Ma mocy nsdesisnych deklsrscyi I
'certy6kstow zostsio przyiste do Zwiaz
ku Mar. Pol. Masterpieces towsrzystwo:
Tow. Gwiszds Wolnosci " Boston,
Mass. Jsko grups 22S.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

u ruzporzsdzenis Rzsdu CentrslnegC
Antoni MosSek, Sekr, Jen.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
Commissioners Proceedings.

All the members of the Board Of County
Commissioners were present at the regular
meeting held on Monday last
The first business taken up was the open.
ing of bids submitted under proposals for
same, published since the meeting in March.
John Shier offered to furnish medicines to
County Indigents for one year at S4.75 a
month. No other bid was made, and the
contract was awarded Shier
On medical services to County Iodipents,
DIR. J. D. Campbell bid at $50 per month
and Dr. A. Bjornaon at $3.50 per month.
The bid of Dr. Bjornson was accepted.
On printing the Lode submitted a bid at
$50 month and the RECORD at S53 per
month. Contract awarded to the RECORD.
The fact that this is election year and that
printing will be much greater in amount
than last year accounts for the increase in
price over last year.
In each OF these cases bonds in the sum Of
$500, were required to be given the county
for faithful performance OF the contracts.
The bond on behalf OF tic RECORD was filed
before the closing of the meeting and ap.
proved.
On motion made and carried, the work Of
burying county indigents was given to John
Franks at the regular rate Of $50 per burial
Justice of the Peace Reed, of Helene.
asked the appointment of a constable for
that township. James Gibson was there
fore appointed, bond fixed at $1,000 and
thirty days given him in which to qualify.
The regular monthly and quarterly state,
ments of thevarious county officers were filed
and approved, and a list of claims allowed as
per statement in another column.
From the statement submitted by the
County Auditor, the following transfers OF
funds were ordered; From the Current
Expense to the Contingent Fund, S55. 90
From the General to the Salary Fund
Sl53.SS and from the Current EXPENSE to
the INDECENT Fund 500.
The funds in the hands Of the County
treasurer were counted. and found correct,
upon which the Board adjourned, to meet
again on the first Monday in May.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Old Dad Remnant ia on the improvement
list.
For family liquors go to Sam E Werthei'
mer.
John shier left by Mondays stage for
Helene.
W. B Stanley was in town Tuesday TAX
ing in the sights.
John Roeder left Tuesday for his ranch in
Pahranagat Valley.
A full line of staple groceries at the
Godbe Mercantile Co.'S store.
Miss Ella Findlay is visiting tho burg, n
guest of Mrs. Z. D. Turner
Mrs Gleason who has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks Is now GONZALES.
cent.
Albert Woods, Miss Belle Macarthur and
Miss Woods Of Clover valley, were in town
Monday.
Mr. Ronnow the Panaca merchant and
Hi. Empy paid the RECORD pleasant call
Tuesday.
]. W. Palmer closed down the Nevada
Restaurant, He intends moving to Fergu.
sou district
County Assessor Prudential left Monday
to visit his constituents in Camp, Eagle and
Spring Valleys,
T. j. Osborne Of the RECORD, was award.
ed the county printing. The job work was
not acted upon by the Board
Henry Miller the millionaire is said to be
buying up all range cattle in the eastern
part of the state at $40 per head
Joe Foster is selling wood one cord to
twenty cords delivered in any part of town
for So so per cord Good and dry.
Sam Wertheimer left town Wednesday
for Helene where he will remain few days
inhaling the salubrious air of that section
Mrs. A. Werner and daughter Henrietta
came in on fridays Milford stage and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Osborne.
Peddlers from Dixie were in town Tues
day selling chickens at S4 a Dozen butter at
20 cts. per pound and eggs at 25 cents per
dozen.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
JOB PRINTING In all Its
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.

The tax on the proceeds of mines for the
quarter ending March 81, 1894 are now due
and payable at the Assessors office. See
notice under new-to day.
Neglect of the hair often destroys its vi.
tally and natural hue and causes it to fall
out. Before it is too late apply Halls Hair
Remover, a sure remedy
The Condor mill has now on hand suffi,
clent amalagam to make another gold brick
which speaks well for the output of the Jim
Crow mine at Monkey Wrench.
The Condor mill after successful run of
month closed down Monday to clean
boilers and make incidental repairs Work
was again resumed Wednesday.
Inc genial eountenance of our old friend
Max Schaefer was seen on the streets Mon
day He came up from Helene to attend
the monthly meeting Of our city dads.
Earnest Godbe, accompanied by his
mother, left Friday afternoon by private
conveyance for Salt Lake, where he will re-
side until thoroughly recovered from his re-
cent severe illness.
John Franks the new undertaken has sent
east for new hearse and large stock of
CONN trimmings and supplies. Mr.. Franks
has been long in the business and thoroughly
knows the requirements Of the community.
An assay received Tuesday by Henry
"eiiand from James Clark, superintendent
OF the Condor mill, from Bob McLaughljn's
recent gold ssrike west Of town, shows
twenty-five dollars in gold and three ounces
in silver.
hon. q, s. Sawyer returned from Carson
last Thursday evening. He says that the
bond suit after argument was put into the
hands of the Judge who has gone to San
Francisco. 1t is expected decision will be
reached the latter part of this month.
soloman Bliar died last Friday evening
at his residence on Phoebe street. He has
been an invalid for more than wear mast
most OF the time confined to bed He was
native OF Pennsylvania aged rs years.
The burial took place Saturday afternoon.
William Veal, stalwart young fellow,
was brought in last Saturday afternoon and
locked up in the Jail to await the action of
she grand jury, for burgarizing store in
banksrville' Besides tapping the till to
the amount of 500 he stole lot of blankets
and other articles.
Mrs. Languish. Tired! Oh, so tired
all the time!' Mrs. Smart. -"Well, go |
used to be until l began to take Ayers
sarsaparilla as spring medicine, and now
don't know what it is to have that tired
ieeiing' Try it my dear; only be sure you
get Ayers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
REDUCED RATES

a chance is afforded. all parties Tor trip
to Salt Lake atrates lower than ever known
before.
Sale Of tickets Tor April Conference at
Milford and other points will be from April
third to eighth inclusive good Tor return
until April fifteenth. Fare from Milford
seven dollars and twenty-five cents (S7.25,)
the lowest round trip rate ever made from
that point Arrangements have been made
to run additional trains from Milford, Sun.
day, April eighth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05

-, =.
Anarchist have lately made Rom howl
and nov the Democrats are making America
howl to some purpose
Walker Rro,ber, of s.itI,k. hive d..
eided to discontinue the Union N1A"no'
bank and open instead private ln5ltnt.'r
no.;au .h. .t.-..o,.f s.,,.... v,.,,h,..
NOR -. ill., ..,..s.l. ,,,sn5 g,,,,.
MIL. =. ...,:4... 1;.... 49,. oJ,r.
s,1oon
IN tbe s;ol li,t ha oon,,,lair,' - ,nn,bne.s
of +bo Ioyor ov+,o,i+;o. ,.bi.b ,rs.u,. i'm.
rodoa ri. Io,oa,o,ia,
A German Je"eIer has introduced grew
some charm Tor the watch chain IN the
form OF tiny receptacle for portion OF
county Assessor freudenthal reports that
'he 'o's oil cattle IN the surrounding Valleys
Will ioot up al the ieast calculation hiteeh
per cent aoo'e tna' OF last ycaf'
The spring water supply in Pauaca ia not
coming up to the anticipation Of its inbabi.
tants as a consequences there will be great
fallipr off in the sowing Of Grain this year.
The Board Of County Commissioners at
their meeting Monday, removed J. 0. Celia.
bert from the position Of county undortaker
and appointed John Franks to succeed him.
~. o,..,;. .,.. c.n.. A.
oontno ~ I'm asa,i.~aa ,a 1Stss
.S.., 49, ~. 49, ~,
Co1 and .oo u nrio.. ana aooI, ara W.
.4,;o,n j. oooar1 i.,;,b d,II .;,,aa
Foster predicts the 9Th cooler and clear.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
Notice of Forfeiture,

10 j. b. Gilbert and H. p. rhoa,ps,o ,be,r
grantees, SUCCESSORS or assigns: ''
you ire hereby notified that the undersignp! "A
co.o%n9r with you in the Logan and the FnIna r.
lode mining claims, situat 81 in tho Ferguson Min.
ing District. CuOnty Of Line pIu, state Of Nevada
mas performed the work and made ,he Cxbeudi.
lures on salj above mentioned claims ana each Of
them, necessary to hold the same FOR the yeer A
- 1913, as required by section 234 OF the Revised
statutes If the United States and that the amonnt
uGt from YOU !our grantees, BucCc sors or assigns
on account of such expenditures on said rluIn,S is
Us ioiiows: . u. Gilbert, opc-thrd interest
5000. Il. P, Thompson oue.third interest, &c.,
And II within ninety DAYS after tho nuhlico,,,,
of this notice, you fail or refuse to contrihute
your said proportions Of such expendlt ire as 60.
owners your interests IN said claims will bprome
lne property OF the subscriber under said section
IA M, JOSEPH FRENCHEY
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-05
$1,000 OC

loI''' '''''''... ',.....,..,. 80, 800 0C
These extraordinary allowances had the
inevitable effect OF reducing the credit of the
county in the estimation OF our merchants,
and hence we lind their bills for upholstery,
etc, etc, for the Court House and Jail
making total amount of 81 ,lGS 20. From
the foregoing dglre-. We find that the
common pine furniture Of the Court House
and jail, together with that purchased of
the merchants, has cost the county the
enormous sum Of so ,070 70 This, added
to the $40, 544 2S as before ascertained
gives us as the cost of those buildings M to
date, and including the probable cost of the
re registering the sum Of $64 GA %. We
wish 1t to be distinctly understood, that in
the foregoing enumeration of "bils allowed"
we have only given you those which bear
dishonesty on their face There are many
other bills, legal in their character aud less
extortonate, that do not appear here, and
from good authority We can state that those
bills will amount to fully $4,000 II we