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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
1en naentltgc WarfeoS.
opcriiat.

q. O.. Gun d Co.'S usentliae Sant
eelspueriiat fra Retp gorf flyer Der
Abe Npril bl. a.:
Gen reeulrre apnrtdts beretnins on
i%notrnfne Salitter piier ct Gntal 70,
be iorIgbnc ire Manneoer al 4O31,
6oilfe 2iIiGloe be iamleoe Gorplisteti
Yer belsb fig til s57,425,135 8 isr,
itc acnrtal THOR inotroi $500 5oQit,
ter meo Iasiipa pda tilinmmen s47,.
Sl3,6S3, o. | be tiliparenbe ire Mtaa,
neoer al 1894 banbte Der 1905 5aQit,
ter mso @iulo paa ialt.
observation-disclosures Gntal par S3a
MOB 651 iiior. % bsres 9asfpa %,
23,50Z,336 MOB $20,223,9 91 iiior;
6Ors8elien or inaleoes 1872 Irocrnt,
meoens Gormino itclien ia|mmenlionet
meo 1894 CT 1914 Irocent. Sanoelss
ialitterres Nntal bar 311S bois 5or.
pll9telIer ndaeoe op til $31,424,3 12
mob s25,979,S94 ifior - 6orrgelis
300 Trocent; men Sommenlisnins
meo 1894 bitter Der fig en- Jorminos
Itelie al SO Irrtsnt.
Of ganfiaIitter inotraf 81, iiior
fun Sc; men til @iensjelo bar beres
Tasiiua fun s4,751,97 mob sI3,4S2,.
537 iiior.
Sper Salpoeleu al be falIereoe Sans
fer laa ! be ~norblise Gtater oetenior
Wisiisiippien.
Den itorIlasne Standardization
oentes at bile spe en- flor SnbHp.
belle meb !Senipn til at itptte Mars
feoet % sse 2iaioer. efiont iaaoanue
Operationer ~iomoftelt iorieiler fit Maal
iaa nnolaoer be ijeloen at bepirte en-
ipefulatip SanbeIsrprelie for en- 2io.
Den pluoiellse Stisnius for en- llse
fioen al 50 pr. 3pn for 8illets bar
paaulrtet 8esiemer 8uiern til en- Iriss
itlsnins al 81 Butts burg. Giters
ipprslelen ! SpSnin9sjern itprter til.
lise Sorpentnineen on, at 9riierne pil
blipe enonu bsiere.
rlloomi9tnin9en bar minore i STARTS
END ! nosen tiolisere Maaneo iioen
1894; for belle bet MI forlsbne &partal
bar Den fun 57,147,7S0 8uno, bporai
80, GIG, 200 uar u%benlanoit, mob co..
oS1,3 1915 Iuno iijor, bsruf $685. $50
9unc al u~oenlanoit Srembrinselie.
Suebepriien utier nosen Stisnins.
Sois BERTH fcmmer. at Gpsterne ON
mesen Soel9sselie peo 5rOitfaoe msb.
fsrer Sanobeo, pil rem iiise enonu
mere, % bet tiltroos for, at geitens
2ilicrIer forti9iter eiter en- Maaleitcf,
iom ct so Yrocent itprre enb iiior; /
fem Tiger CT Der antrmmet 13,S35,410
Suibels, meoers 1iliprieleu / BET til.
iparenoe 3iosrum iiior fun ppr $751;
372 Snibels. lloigrielen af Susoe fra
atlanterbausfpiten bar iantiois $685.
1872 Suibels, meoresnet Suebsmel, mob
S,435, 701 iijor.
NaiseEporten ct flor; liseiaa 3ils
fsrIelen. Bort bar tabt 75c pr. Barrel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

por ben enbnn betpoelis. Gere'ter
tea ~imiblsrtio 8sspriien iorbOlOsols
tertt. ga sa iamtiois gtcroamerlta
msote frem mso itebie bilisere 2'lOn0
al glais, bleu Sclsen, iOm alereoe
upenior I~tiloret. ben, at Den Oa"'le
! o~onobpItano i asbet Of iaa Tiger r1eo
rOsuarOis SaaisbeO git 'Oer til s''
upttelien al Mais, ion bsreIter 'mp0f'
tereoes i itore Wusier. Spt5 III oe'
napnte 3aaItnno bar rl9tig, laa oIlos
bette betpoe, at 9nnmarts aorn1anoei
1896 maa fomule til at iremoDoe el
BELT anoet 5piiuenumi END SIutn'n9er'
at bet iuresaaeuOs Star. Oct fan 'rl'o'
lertib fra merfantil Sioc Ii8es iilso
8eItemt6eo, at ct iaabant Smllas lille
oil finpe steo i ben iprrte Salooel al
1896. Oct pioes aaereoe M, at Der
for Gererln9 l Narets lGrlte D u'uu"'.
Der CT aiilittet &ontrafter / Wd's lor
iaa bstDoelise &uanta, at Sorfli'oS
ipri fen / bette 9iSsrum neppe oil ltda
tilbdse for Den t~iliparenoe Support az
gps ps Hus i 1895. Ger IprsS per'
fpr life of fuuue pqre ct iaaoart MttS'
iortolo tiliteoe mellem GcoertornetS cS
6laIfets Gris, at ben agrnrtlte Taa'
itano ON, at llotDttet al G~pineoporTt'
tet life pueritiser SrOouttion somfolt'
uineerne, fan bore berettiset.
q benue SammerbGlg ltal man
enonu beuleoe Spmertiombeosn paa, at
Der uuber 20oe NusuIt er aabnct os ct
npt MartsO for 6lGit, nentli9 Stulter,
buor Oct iom 8pl9e al bort uoenrlsss
miniteriums S~enuenoslie er lptteoes
at iaa 3ilabelie til at inbIere fonler@
ueret Spinefipo paa 8etinselie al at
bper enfelt Geroing er iOriDnet rnsb
betrpg9enoe Sunobeoscertiftater.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
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Tn "At..
en- Strubipmor,

bar fra be elbite 3iber burst ts
for at bore aItopitugenSe, orti,.a
enOe. 9a nu nHIig en- strpss \
bsrenoe sarnum G gailso. ., u
'dmmen meb enbel andre c,rrSl. \
barst peb llbitiningen Gentror II
Msnaseri bsbe, tantte man, NJ W.
p9re at Snteresie at unSertof, -. /
Sbbuction pg unberipoe 9nbs,Sa j
OenS Raue. Seri fanotes fa,,,
6ienitunbe: en alGoesPinoe Al VI
9unoen at to glfla1ttr, en- m,,.'
Sdrmonicd, 5 CONNER lana .. 2>,I
mer breS, en- SopTto al en- q,,,.I
meo ct 4 sommers Stptte al s,,i,,,
en- Sfpiteftrue al MetuI, en- 9,,,..
at Wesfng, 8 CONNER IAN,
9adrfam, 2 Stpttsr Sui, ct en-
aommeterflebe, no9et qaor, e,,,
Salat, Gelerp ps en- 6el oet ~,
Os bog bar bet life al benn, r, \
lise 5sbe, at ben bar tressyst. !,
beoe at SuberculpIis. S!rpSi,, .
uoitoppes og ubItiles / Muipe.. NJ,
pens SnoboIo buroe ubitiQes s,o :
ben at ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
@riesS- 9elSon-Steele

5boroalo 8, Strnuoe sr aniat JONI @cu,.
raj Gasrt for Lbe Geu MeBaer Reoieins
go. | eoantisrrs @riegs. glslioH % eteele,
% u aHbftalsr SGierne az unoerigae hans
Gaming 81 g1eoieiasr, for De iiDber nogen.
lombelli g'eoien al noaet Slaa&. 8be
g3sb9sr gssoicIue SO. or ganet betpoeliat
irema0 "a bar opHaast fin Suceeis peo al
8ioe Ct l!erre &oantam al 8arer % Of bcore
Sinas, sne uo1et orOet gus / Gmeriya. Dc
bar 81 intofGaoI9i lOOalg at 9lseietu for
camille Sru8 % iiliee for oeierinrrs De,
mee. 4r. Gtrdaoe oa aniatte 9ptal.
Gssaier % eSiaa ieIp psriOulis i%ntrpoucere
be met ioririuIi8e @soieiusr, Tor bpllis ban
bar erbOlot aaeufurtu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
Sirfclia Nattiaopm.

VI datIt3o0m isipeS Der 6raSer % siass, saa
iaWms Ss iom Ter herftsr iprtitQtae alenina 7
oauoi iaasaaae S'nnsf'sr. iom maalsr % bsrsauer
Taiti3ooEt % ataoom neo ioritIelise @aal. Comm,
olsrHfie' iror. ierai ee CT miHpre RICE eno anere, o.
AFTER tnoes or dH1meElisneliespls iaiti3s ser, ion
tr tlirets mso bet lepnt lle.omms. ml.u Der atpt,
saisasA 6aittlssa. i0m iite ben iisrts RiJeo Ian
tiiai!e. neii!ia 6aitigoon pda l~essrlise GruuoioHs
oeans 6a'ti5oon toaimtr ilipus pso 9espgNtet, man.
lsiiulo 5oroeeis 6aIoeiu5e % MapsHoroeaer. I'll
STeH5rtH9ais AZ pdris % iGuo 9ips0ttiom1eo fuoes
Der ialiaIo et Alnoei. fem itiuloe iuarer til 0ers
t4irn, q bette Ahbbel CT 9oiieters dQapsbttterS.
Se6 a. 9lenrpreitf 6CrosielieH. atpt be taore 8 aaner
% la1b SUiien1eb % b,roliae Aerugrne ~cpiploes
q nFoQelotae Sfinaeiles Tor M S~,vstrGit. Set lors
UiReeE pBGa gtalalia "a ~Jiseumansme.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
Snnofdb Dor bctalcS.

Tn 5abrlfeier be:ulte en9ana en-
ublu &esuins bare for BEN Maobe.
bporpaa ben bar ifreuen.
On tor Tumpe, iUm Ioripnebe ga.
brlten n'eo Sano, itoppeOe grbeiOet
uoen at an8ipe nuSeu @runo for Senue
i'm pilfaarlise Gremsau9smaooe. ao.
bfitens M%eiauiter gap fig itaif mco
ben, pulleoe runot ben for en- balp San
O9 tonl tililut til bet @eiultat, at Sum.
pen nlaatte tases ira toeranore. 8ette
par en- IIem 2ln9, oa 6abriien ~iiaaiolb
maatte ltOppss, os Der foreIloaes at
lenoe e'ter en- anoen Metanifer ira O,o.
bObpen. San fom, iaa paa Iump.u,
log en- Sammer % GAP 9enttleu ire
lIarpe elas. "8en pil saa M. ioobe
ban. Camp iattes paa, % ben oil.
Otter Ell 2tO mOotOs ieg. i~urtalte 5abrit.
e'ereh, ira Den lamme Wietaniier en-
6esn'ng, lpoenoe paa 1874 arouer.
Senne Sum iOrbauieOs mig, men peo
at laie &ssniusen betalte lea itrar.
Den bar pOiteret iaaleoes:
Sltanoiattelie al en- 9umpe ar. Aoo
6pr at pioe hporlebes zoo ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

1. Naar en- Mauo bar ct uG9te 9drntsti
/ Nor9e, men bar betalt ior S9oraSelisH, A'
oa bette Barn iamme 9iet I'll at arut ia
6aoer iom bans rste Ssrn?
2. Suor mcaet bar gnien Set til q! b.
boIoe iorn Gniebo?
3. Sar en- Mauo, iom lille bar brr8t IT
Soreiteaoret, men iom er GIer al 100 Noti
9ano Tat, til at taae Someiteao pna @''
Sale Neietpationen?
Spar: /. So. 2. Gnieu iaar beh'It
Siemiteoct fret for al teltamentdrlIt 3'ig'
lttlon al @jGIo. iaa lRn9e bun lever, oB'S
iurlloen Ell 9reoieoel al al auoeu iait Gta
bonn. 8. Net.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Naar ieg bar 40 gcres paa 0unetss
Spo 9atota, Tom ice bar boet paa 4 Nm
fan lcg oa Sipe bet tiIba9e til 9ieaIsrn,,
% ta9e Spmciteaolano paa &co gah n,
ierpatipnen?
Spar: ga. Te Tan | bet minoIs to,, u
acres paa Geo Safe Teierpaticnrn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

s Inleonins al SuenitaaenSe, icm
ui laite / "MinneapOlis tribune, par
en- itGrt 2piul naturlis, os ri Ifreu
o%ericr til ben tuinoelise 2ase Or. 9.
Dion, Der promp! iuarebe, at ben ben.
De al ps tilisnote Grtltel bar aloeles
ouerens itemmenoe meo S%anbbeoeu, %
at 5anomenet sierne tnupe p9re irenr.
ltiQet euonu lterfere.
Sporom Gltins er, bet Sele tliuser
meset mpitiit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
WcotcinsW 9enter.

Bible bet iiie TUNE bore ell SntiiIa'''."
for 2em at pioe, at, buap Sc iGlBsr' CT w )
Joint bet beolte Slass Meoiciner ! S'I''.,
vi tror. at ben beoIte Maaoe I'll oil !"
arbeloe en- tor Sorretnins CT at Q Ve ""
arnoer be alerbsbite. uoen SenlpT' I" y
minore COB Wleoiein Tan lapss bill9sEs'
ben Slass WiebIciuer, De iorbaHp'eh wv
sooe, lom be buroe prre.
New Metzs er Medicine Co..
DEBORAH 9'rpa'
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
Nabtn ~Sorreiponoaa,s.

Gil bpem ital ies benoenoe mia icr
hptte en- GI%furpei, iom 8aar eierntn r
aanc, % faa Den last ben, boor Ben nan
Iisae?
Spar: Senocno Sem til 5uursts Nm,
OF Superpliprs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

6ru Sauttfulo: A@liper Gutt,n min be-
ore nu?-
groiesioreu uOi Strireiuniten: aSan bli.
Der barrie. 3u ~iirtper ban Zig, at inseu
lepenoe SiGli ian lGie bet"
"aa bet car oeiIie! Zen SutferunseuI
Dan bill biips en- tor Sorfaitsr meo 9ibsu.'
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Seq er oper 81 gar sammeI, men sr n
Sor3cr al be Spreueoe Stater, er is )
pli9ti9 til at arbeioe poll tax Der 9upl
Gr bet iarme 9ili9loe / ale Statsr?
Soar: ga, buis sc er arbeioaogsg
HGiten ole Stater bar en- lianeuoe Cor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Sc iioite einier Camilla Goast freo:
Srep 8Iemielsteppet oper cnbper
at bin 6crtiOs uuge Sage.
Sprso SampeUs mitoe aitenfiUr
oper, bpao Der itaar tilbage.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

SEQ to3 100 gcres 9auo yaa lrrsl.-
ming | Horo 9afotn, men bar Tile iiars
at prope op, iaa bet GIT ttIbuse til Sfs,
rinsen. Sar Ie8 &et til at tase SAM B.
Somciteao paa Geo 9uie &eierpattursnY
Guar: So.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Spilfen Tag | ll6eu bar ben soc Gsar
Der 1873. "a Den 22oe NRai 1879.
Spar: zen Soe December 1873 bar "
Scnoda % ben 22oe Ysat 1879 rar ..
3orsoag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Som en- Wtano, iom bar iorpastrt en- Ga-
% betalt 9sien ioutaut, iGlgs Straast, nj:
Der lie er itreuet npset oerOm / 8Outrd.n
Spar: Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Staitars Stuoenisr! ) auleoninq at
Reiiertroningsn / MOipa luiics ale pers
pGrenps SsifoIer ben 9oe Mai. Gae Gus
penter maa oa itrar ~forlaoe Spen, bpis Dc
lite oil bltos arrsiereot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Gorfeiiet giriuing. Qommetboeu Q9s
isues paa e. Ggnae, Der aoourtr mob Sons
I%nstDps); 'SoaHtan, BET bupOs lea life piot,
at Der csIaa Der &C ct arbsiostdt for os.a
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

adn je8 ta9e Sano paa Soirrlieio ~
Jieo Safe Heierpattcner. naar itg 'or DO
brnat min Set iipIge ben garnIe 9orteI''a'
lop?
Q BAR: Hei.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

2iliammen SIR. ls4.oo
4 SroHsr BAR en- rimelis 9ris for
aroeloet, oa eiieriOm ies e%rtjenoer
SGro'en al Sunoltabcn, iaa betaite lea
% iasOe Snsentiug. W
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

@a"ue'ate'lenOs; "Ulit Nuon er Muuer
seq re'leF ! 9olOi3er Os llnOcrburcr.a
"lson'anOen; 'Sct Gisr &c iunoelio Re,
l. Ssl olsr Osiau lee paa oenne gfarstiS
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07

Sporbsr ifaI jea ieuoe Cub for at faaF'
prpuet, ont bet or rent?
Guar: 9eres ~nrrmeIte llbrmn8er "a
ianoipnIt3ois uuoeripse bet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-07
n.

v u Y lie
On 6Dl9erne al BEN tpife Spaata.
rautGnes Snoferelie itripes:
Set o,rette Cab berai altiao
Salssiummen for bet Gntal SSeoeipiu,
Der jnIt bar ~tienlise til Gfiatnina -
bar | iis ielo temmelis bsipoeliat. Men
life not bermee. Stansuingen af oenne
aiiatnnssfilSe bstpoer, at 6cbniuaen
iorelpbis maa cpbsre o. sipe 9laps
Ior ben neeluftenoe Sacpnpropuftiou.
os nieo benne iOrbolber bet fla iaale.
bes. at bet iioit iprlDbne Salpaars
opsroreoent lape 6laItepriicr i talrioe
Igrnrtreoie lar irsmtalot ben Ioo.
ltano, at Spcratniussu al spiu Suer.
hOpeoet er tabbriusenoe peo bet nuun.
renSe Trisfprbplo msllem aurn uo
6lRf.
Sertil Ital bog imiolertio iMoeube
bemertes: Zen tiolisere fore .Sno.
'srlsl gil. iom be,ieuot, ~paientliait iii
Spinsioeer, % / anbst auartal al 1898
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
ALBION CIAIM.

Beginning at the identical place Of discovery a
pine post AKA inch iiVt feet long marked u i L,
o7 Discs thence south 10 degrees II minutes
cas-; lOd feet corner No location corner No &
Capen claim and post l2-7 this survey mlrked also
U 5 l. 81 i3 for curner No 10 thence south l3 de-
grees II mnutes 100 feet conner No location
corner No Capen claim and post 1T this survey
marked also U L 81 Z 10 tor corner No l3: tbenca
north IL degrees II minutes west 200 feet b CORNER
No location und post No this survey marked
also U l. 81 IL fol corner No IA; tGence south
10 degrees 43 mi1utes west ll2 feet intersect
southwest side line Slick Lot No 64stapoInt north
80 degressS5 minutes west 27.7 feet from corner
NO said clainl 40 feet interstc southeast side
line reaRure Lot % % at point south A leo rees
40 minutes WIS, "a feet from corner No . of
said claim b9S feet TO corner M location
aud inte sect line common To Bedrock and Tr,a
ure, Lot No 90, at point south "A degrees 40 min
utes west 1851 feet from corner No of said
survey, nine post 4X4 inch five foot 10 q marked
U 5 Il 81 Is for corutr Su Il hence south a de-
grees 40 minutes west III f,st since Ella m Wss
located county Commie. ntrs lave y iientd the
road at TITS J. A. ann - 8! feet this ne l. set
plne posi- Ixi Inch hvs fIJt l. A. N x y y +. "a
L l6, W . fer witI,ess corner To corfer No ID;
thence nth l3 de grecs II minutes east from proper
pAlnt along sGuthN est end line Of claim 40 feet TO
corner Nc location, pine post AKA II ch five foot
long, marked U l. 81 P II for corner No II; thence
sputn ideSrt os 80 minutes ll2 feet to corner
no l0etl3n SAID corner being an icon pin In go
OF roaa to Buinnvflle; thence Eorth 7G degrees l3
minutes east at ct sot pine post AKA zach Ave
feet long marked l. 81, Z lS @ for witness
corner TO cornur 49, thSGce north 76 deeIees 43
minutes east frcm proper point along southeast
lde me OF clam 100 feet TO corner No location
Oapen claim and inteTsCct southeast side line Of
lre~surei Lot No S. at point a degrees 40 min
utes wrs 400 feet from corner No Of said Ella m,
Gal feet TO lost No l3l27 Of this survey place f
beginning.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
No Conventions.

10 Eureka and White Pine Counties no
political conventions are to be held this
year. The prevailing onesided silver SEN
timent determines the voters there on this
course. Under the provisions of the Aus
trallan ballot law, any candidate for election
to Office may have his name placed on the
ballots by filing with the County Clerk a
certificate of nomination signed by not less
than ten per cent of the vote cast at the
last election in the state, district or political
division for which the nomination is to be
made. Under this, any aspirant for cleo
tion to Office in Lincoln County may have
his name placed on the ballots by filing a
petition for that purpose with the County
Clerk containing the signatures of 5S voters.
Our vote last election was a trife less than
$50.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
Waits Long for a Drink.

On Laurel hill in Bridgeton, N. j.,
there stands house between whose
walls is hidden a quart bottle of the
pnrest applejack. The bottle has rested
there for 80 years, and has, according to
the old story told, eleven years more to
stay. When the house was built, 80
years ago, a quart bottle was filled with
Jack" and tightly sealed and plastered
in the wall by a man who had the house
built. The bottle is not to be taken
from its dark recess until the son of the
man who placed it there for him be-
comes so years of age. The boy" is
now 80 years of age, and in all these
years has kept true TO the promise made
in the days of his youth to his father
not to touch the bottle of applejack
until he reaches the half-century mark
in life's Journey
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30

Thursday 8 Salt Lake Tribune contained
the announcement of the death of Dan Rice
of Panaca. Deceased went to Salt Lake
during the last days OF June to obtain medi-
cal treatment for some affection of the kid
neys, and entered st. Mary's hospital. The
physicians appear to have been unable to
diagnose his case properly. and he continued
steadily to grow worse under treatment un.
til the end came. 1t is reported, that an
ticipating the worst, he left all his effects to
his sister, Mrs. Sam Lee of Panaca.
+. r. McNamee, who came up last We'd
nesday from DeLamar with symptoms OF
fever, left for home again yesterday morn
ing, looking rocky. but feeling much better.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
NEATLY DONE.
Horsethief Wilson Jails His JaiIer and
Makes His Escape From the
County Prison.

Last night at half-past nine o'clock, as
Deputy Sheriff John Ewing was preparing
to lock up Charles Wilson for the night.
recently bound over from DeLamar ON
charge of horse stealing. that worthy picked
up the slop bucket and walking towards the
door, ostensibly to empty the vessel, sud
denly slammed shut the inner door, immed-
lately fastened the outer one and made off
through the back yard.
Ewing, locked in the Jail himself, set up
a shout for help, which did not reach him
for nearly ten minutes, by which time
Wilson had made good his escape, and in
the intense darkness all idea of tracking him
was given up until daylight should appear.
At daylight this morning two Indians were
put on Wilson's trail, and at nine o'clock
had r1ceeeded a tracking him beyond the
fat north of town toward Spring valley.
1t was well planned escape The inuo-
cent looking slop bucket appears now to
have contained necessary articles of clothing
aud food, and tholgh unwieldly, was held
on to, as was shown in the vicinity of the
smelter north of town, where the prisoner
rested for moment, possibly listening to
the commotion existing at about that time
in the vicinity of the Jail, at Ewing's release
where crowd had quickly gathered. Will
son, who knows the country well, made di.
rectly for the eastern boundary line of the
state, and if he has fallen across any sort of
horse, is, ere this, we'll on the Utah side
of the line. Ewing says he was following
Wilson as he started out of the jail and was
not over two feet from him when he reached
for the inner door, This door binds when
closed, and Wilson knew this and used the
knowledge to good advantage.
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PICKED UP IN THE STREET,.
A Blacksmith Finds His Tool to BE q
Nngret OF pure lInld.


Curious things sometimes happen iii
the gold bearing regions of the north
west. The Blackfoot Qdaho) News tells
of somewhat remarkable experience
which occurred to blacksmith at that
town lately.
The smith, whose name is Farmer, had
in his shop grindstone which he wished
to taper Off" For this purpose small
stone was requisite. So he went out of
doors aud made search for a stone of the
right size and shane.
lie found one somewhat smaller than
hens egg, and returning to his shop
begnn to smooth down the edge of the
grlndstonc with it. He had not
''smoothed" long before he thought that
the stone worked rather queerly, and
was, in fact, too soft TO grind the stone
He took it to his anvil and broke it in
half, and then he found that he had
picked up nugget of pure gold.
Unfortunately, it was rather small
nugget He sold it for $5.s2 cents, and
though this was u very good price for u
pebble picked up in the street, it was not
wealth
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
TIE GATHERING TIDE.

"siIyer Crin:Ii" Are beginning to Show
heir Real Strength.
''In ri;lny states" says the New York
Journal, the gold men have refused
cohtcinptnously to combat the silver
movement with argument or political
effort, believing it passing whim
which would disappear with better
crape; to constantly assert their nu-
meria4l aaprriority and describe their
opponents rs an insignificant handful
of GRANTS iaa been their uniform pol
ley in almost every state. 1t is pol
Icy which naturally has neither won
them many converts nor even aided to
hold their own rank and file euthusi-
astically together"
We beg leave to suggest to the Jour
nal that there was probably more cum
ming and studied purpose in the policy
of attacking the silver men with abu-
sive epithets than it suspects The
plain truth is the gold men were beaten
out of the field of argument. The
champions of bimetallism have every
where grappled eagerly with their OPP
ponents where the latter have shown
q disposition to try argument Two
years ago the gold standard sentiment
was comparatively strong in the south
ern states Its advocates made their
assault with such confidence, such i'm
petuosity, such 4 braying of trumpets
and humping of drums that they over
ran a considerable area of free silver
territory by the mere impetus of their
charge before they could be checked.
They brought into the service q large
number of able and influential poll
ticians and newspapers, new converts
to the cause. The people wavered,
hesitated and said: 1--WE will think
about this little more; we will hear
argument" From that time on the
gold men have been steadily driven
back from the ground they had won.
If they abandoned argument, it was
only after they were worsted in fair
discussion and were compelled to
resort to other tactics. The peo-
pie have considered, have heard
argument and have returned
with renewed confidence to their
old faith. The policy of attacking the
cause of bimetallism with scornful cpl
thets, with contemptuous depreciation
of it's advocates, with ridicule and
with loud and boastful predictions OF
it's early and complete annihilation
has not been glorious success 1t has
doubtless had some effect, for there
are not few weak men who always
ally themselves with the most bolster
GUS braggarts and who are keenly SEN
sitive to the ridicule of the great y
But it never reached the great body OF
the intelligent masses. The cause oi
bimetallism is far stronger to-day than
it was one year or two years ago
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