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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-29
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS
NATIONAL pgPARrMen.

NATIONAL Department.
JOHN 10 Es, United stat = sen tor
WILLIAM 81 STEWART uuite3 States Senator
q NEWLANDs, Il pr sentative IN Congress
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
@ n BsLKNAP, ch u Justice supron,o court
N BOSNIFIFLD. As ate Iust.ce sup ,'a :,
W MASSEY, Associate Jus ~ Supreue ccnst
DISTRICT JUDGES.
Q MACK. FIRST oistric,
FrrZ3E AID, eeccn.i Distrirt
CHENEY. Third D strict
aEJKaE F 7 LIB T, Fourth Distrsat
EXECUTIVE osPARIMsar.
r SADLFR Governor
Z D Kelley, Governor Private secretary
EUGENE OKsLL, See ;csary o. state
JAMES JUDGE, Attorney General
G A LAaRAYE sta'e ComptfolleI
IVES cERFIELD, Stasu rsasurer
U PRATT state Land busisteF
II G CUTTING, suporin anieat Public lastrno
ton
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J A DENTON, senAtorS
GEORGE WHITNEY. Aasemblyman
II FREUnENTHAL, sheriff aui Assessea
Il GoODRfuH. Clerk
Il rCkNEk, r clt9er
: DoOLEi, Treasurer
r Il MeNAMRF, District ATTORNEY and FA.uire,
5, ho 4 sdperint udeet
JOHN FRA Ks, Public administrator
W ID PREYITF, surveyor
lHN II PScS, Commissions, ma tenn
JAMES GILES. CommlBsVuer. short term.
LUKE shHhuS. Colms ;olef. hold over
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
u HARruNd Justice OF the Pea G. Pio,he
IA MtS HI CLSE, constable Pi che
4 II iAd, Justice Of the Peace DeIAuAf;
JOHNSON, constable, Della Aar
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-29
SCHOOL REPORT.
Spring Valley District.

The following is an average grade
sustained by each pupil of the Spring
Valley School in department, pune
tuality and school work for the
month ending July.
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NOTICE.

To all Persons Having Claims Against
"LincoIn County. y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL CLAIMS
hereafter pr sente for allowance against Lin
coin County must conform to the provisions OF Sec,
ton No 1850 of the general statutes and must con.
tain reference to the law q asr, contract. or au.
thorty by title. date, and section authorizing the
same, or they will not 'be acted upon.
Also that all bills must be presented not later
than the saturday preceding the day of meeting Of
the Board -,
BY order Of the Commissioned
J. GooDRIoH. CLERK OF the Board
Dated lufy 18TH. 1897.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-29
REDEMPTION FUND.
Treasurer's S Office

Treasurer's Office.
INo THE HOLDERS OF OrRTIFIC ATES OF
i Indebtedness against the General Fund Of
Lincoln ounty, Nevada, accrued prior to the First
of April 1875.
Notice Is now given thit mere Is now the sum of
81 $50 In the hedempti IN Fund, applicable to the
nay msnt of such certltcates and that sealed pro.
posals for tine slrrender of the same VIII be re.
ceived at my flee up to the 3th day of July
A. D. 1897, in accordance with the provisions OF
an Act If the Legis lature of the State of Nevada
approved March 4th. 1875.
N. P. DooLEY, County Treasurer
Dated. PiocHE, NEVADA June IT. 1897.
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NOTICE

To Holders of Certificates Against
the General County Fund.
Notice is hereby given that there Is now In the
County Treasury the sum of ) 600 co. for the re.
dempIiou of Certificates of Indebtedness against
he General Fund of incoln County NevadS land
tn It sealed pr ipoSals for the surrender OF b',.
certAc Ites will be received by me until the next
regular meetIng Of the Board of County Commits
sioners, to-wt: August Aud as provided in the law
the rede deneption of such certificates, in statutes
o 1897 at page 40.
N. P. DoOLRY,
County Treasurer of Lincoln County, Nevada
rressurer's ONCE, Lincoln Co., New,
Phoebe, July s, 1897.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
in THE MIDDLE.
An Up-tO-Date School Marin, Who
Objects to Boys Wearing Their
Hair rs They PleaSe---HOw She Set
a Fashion for the Whole School.

Special to the Register.
Hartford. w. Va. March 6.-The
board of education last fall employed
as one of the teachers in the public
schools young woman of advanced
ideas, and polished normal education.
Miss Nader introduced a number of in
n0vauiOnS into the school room. one Of
them being weekly lectures to the pu-
pills ON subjects Of varied interest and
Importance on Friday last. the lee
ture was on personal adOrnment. clean
illness. etc. Among other things, Miss
Nader gave particular attention TO
proper methods of wearing and comb
ing the hair. and denounced in Unmeas-
ured terms The habit of young men and
bows parting their hair in the middle.
She was severe ON an effeminate ways
iu boys. and made it so clear that she
was opposed 10 parting the hair in the
middle that the boys took particular
notice of it, At noon recess one of the
older boys called a caucus of the forty
bows i'm Miss Mader's room, and it was
decided that every boy should come at-
ter dinner with his hair parted i'm the
middle under penalty of sound
thrashiug for any boy who failed. At
1.2O every boy was in his seat, and
every head of hair was parted in the
middle as carefully as could be, boys
having their hair nicely laid who had
not combed it before in months. The
teacher said nothing, but going into
the hall. called the boys out, one at a
time. and made each one part his hair
on the side. This performance kept
the teacher busy till time 10 dismiss
school and no lessons were heard. but
the teacher had her own way about the
school room fashion. Willie there IS
not probably parent in the town who
cares how his son parts his hair. there
are dozen fathers who believe that
Miss Nader has infringed upon one Oh
fbs great personal liberties of an Amer
i.au citizens son. and who declare
their bows shall part their hair as they
,Iease or not at all if they like. IL
,,iu me- seen Monday morning whether
the teacher or the parents viii regulate
-ss fashion i'm hair dressing. for there
,,.i,l be n lot of boys in the school room
,.irb +heir hair parted in the middle oy
.....,-sss orders of their parents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
the President some fair measure of

the President some fair measure of
time
All this time the crowds besieged the
lower rooms of the Mansion.
AT y o'clock the President went to
the east room and met the St. Louis
delegation. the Tippecanoe Club, OF
Cleveland. and a Minnesota delegation.
The President was affable and in his
usual buoyant mood. so that when one
of the throng was introduced as Mr..
Bryan. the President smilingly re-
marked:
81 think l have heard that name be-
fore"
Governor Bushnell. of Ohio, accom-
panied by his staff, were given spec
ial reception in the blue room at noon.
The Governor was accompanied by
Mrs. Bushnell and a number OF other
Ohio ladies were present. IL was
something Of an Ohio gathering the
President sharing the sentiment Ior MS
home State.
Bv 1890 there was a lull of compar-
ative quiet. which allowed the PreSl-
dent to spend an hour at his desk pe-
fore going TO lunch.
The President speedily found lhat
the deluge of official work required
ample aid from stenographers. Ac-
cordingly he called into service MT A.,
G. O. l. Cooper, who was his personal
stenographer at Canton through the
campaign and since the election. Alf.
Boyle. who has charge Of the CORE
spondence. found that the clerical stan
was seven less than it had been Whell
Mr.. Harrison retired, and wondered
how the work could have prOceedeu
with the meagre staff.
The crowds showed no abatement up
to 1:30 o'clock. and at that hour an
official accustomed 10 estimating mum
bers visiting the White House said that
over 5000 persons had entered the
mansion since 10 a. m.
Many of the callers saw only the
East room. a steady line three or todr
deep being kept in motion to and lrom
that room. The President appeared
only at intervals lie received Govern
or Pingree and staff Of Michigan.
Among the callers upstairs was lhe
Master of the National Grange, Mt.
Brigham. of Delta, Ohio, whose name
is said to be under consideration tor
Assistant Secretary Of the Agriculture.
He was accompanied by Wells W. MIL
Ter. Secretary Of Agriculture OF ONO.
Among those who called at the White
House but did not see the President was
MI julius Palmer. eN-Queen Liliuokalani' 8
private secretary, who bore am autograph
mote addressed to the President. express
1rg the desire of the ex-Queen for Am audi
erce with the President III the earliest pos
sible moment on account OF ;ha crow"
the letter was delivered to the po'ieenal
o. guard at the entrance Tor de':yC-Y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
RECEDING AT PITTSBURG.

No Danger from the ohio Expected, as the
Danger Line a: the Smoky city Was Not
Renched-About % Feet, But Not over
80 Feet Expected Here.
The river yesterday somewhat eX-
ceeded the general expectation, both
at this point and at Pittsburg. Not
more than - feet had been expected
at Plttsburg and % here. That the
river would show these marks was due
10 the unlCOked-fOr rise from the Allie
gheny This stream came out strong
and caused the weather bureau officials
at Pittsburg yesterday to send out
somewhat alarming reports. \ tele-
gram from Observer Ridgeway, at
Pittsburg, yesterday afternoon. stated
that the river at Pittsburg would reach
- to q feet Mr. Ridgeway notified
the Department of Safety Of Allegheny
and Pittsburg that the Allegheny would
go above the danger line. His Opin-
ion. however was not shared in by
riyermen, and Capt. j. A. Henderson
telephoned 10 the wharfbOat yesterday
afternoon that Ridgeways predictions
were away OF. The riyermen above do
not think the river at Pittsburg will
amount TO more than 90 feet, as the
Monongahela commenced to fall yester-
dav morning and the Allegheny to-
wards evening arrived nearly at a
standstiu. At the wharf here the river
reached q feet 4 inches at five o'clock
last evening. and at ten o'clock last
night had gotten up to % feet inches,
making rise of II inches in five hours.
From later reports the indications are
that the maximum stage here will be
30 feet. and probably less. The nearest
calculation is that it will reach about
Is feet. The midnight report from
Pittsburg stated that the danger line
had not been reached and the waters
were receding. Twenty feet was
reached when the fall commenced and
that no further damage is apprehendcd
PITTSRUEC March s-Rivor r. $40 feet
and rising at the dam: weather clear arl
cool.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
THREE SENATORS APPOINTED.
The Governors of Florida, Kentucky and
Oregan Fin Vacancies.

Oregan tll Vacancies.
Atlanta. Ga. March "a special to
the Journal from Savannah, Ca, says:
Col John Henderson, Vice Presi
dent and general counsel Of the Florida
Central and Peninsula railroad, while
here on court business, last night re-
ceived q telegram from Governor BlOX-
ham, of Florida. rendering him the ap-
pOintment TO the United States Senate
and Henderson wired acceptance.
Frankfort. Ky. March 6.-Major A.
r. Wood. who was yesterday appointed
United States Senator, leaves for
Washington tomorrow. He denies
that me has pledged himself not to be
candidate before the Legislature for
election as Senator Blackburn's sue
cessor.
Salem. Ore. March 6.-Governor
Lord to-day appointed ex-senator H..
w. Corbett United States Senator 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the failure Of
The Legislature 10 elect at its recent
session. Mr. COrbett is Vice President
of The First National Bank of Portland,
and o very pronounced gold standard
advocate.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Leading Sem
ators indicate that the men appointed in
Kentucky and Florida TO be United States
Senator's viii not he seated. IL is well
known that amy decided opposition would
prevent 90 vote and &c is believed the oppo-
-.t.ou Will be sufficient to prevent 10 vote
until the LEGISLATURES in these States as
soub'y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07

Port Royal, Va, March 6.-The WO-
mems Christian Temperance Union has
been grossly imposed on by man who
lives in the mountains near this city.
He learned that the Union had num-
ber of Armenians for whom it desired
TO find work, and whrOte the Boston
office requesting that these men be sent
TO him-that he would pay them $40 a
month, board and lodge, and furnish
them clothing. The Massachusetts,
branch of the w. c. T. L.. which had
taken fifty of the Armenians who ar
rived at New York destitute, sent the
three promptly. paying their fare. Let
ters were received from them or pur-
ported TO be from them, saying that
they were contented. In little while
the man wrote for five more. This
seems to have been regarded with sus-
picion as. while the five were sent, an
official accompanied them to inyestl-
gate. As soOn as the newcomers had
ioined their counrymen in the noun
tains. the official made inquiries. ana
found that their employer was
"moonshiner" and made pretty good
whisky" He at once visited the men,
and told them they must leave. lheE'
however. were not inclined 10 do SO:
They we're perfectly satisfed-had
nothing to do. except to drill as they
were going to Cuba.
one thing though they did not quite
understand. The first three hau re-
ceived their wages for a month WORK
but had been unable to buy anyJhlhS'
os the storekeepers refused to accept
Tho money The official examined the
money and found it consisted OF
+bree $40 Confederate bills-one for
oaaI onlT man The "moonshiner' was
drilling them so that they would Know hIo"
how TO fire a gun in the event OIL rev
enue officers making a rad. one VI. oL
the Armenians ran away, but the o'neI
seven were taken back to Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
FROM TIE STATE CAPITAL.
Greasurer-EIect Kendall Finds All the
States Money

Safe in the Treasury Just as Treas
urer Rowan Said 1t Was-The
Receipt Shows How the States
Cash Account Really Stands.
The Printing and Binding Investi-
eating Committee Find None but
Small Errors, and They Occur on
Both Sides--No Overcharges Dis
cOvered-The Labor Commission
ership-A New Corporation Char
tered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
WANTS SOLDIERS.
Sheriff piummer Afraid of the Crowd from
Cincinnati

FRANKFORT. Ky, March 6-SheriH
Pummer. of Campbell county who's duty
r. is to hang Scott Jackson and Aiohzo
V,lling on March 20, is here i'm conso'.a-
ton with Governor Bradley. /; has de-
,..loned that Sheriff Plummer comes TO
ast, for troops to surround the enclosure
,,.bera the hanging will take place. The
law SAYS that the hanging must occur IN
an enclosure. and he witnessed 10y not
more than fifty persons. Sheriff Plummer
docs not fear interference by mob but
hos an intimation that a great crowd from
CINCINNATI will come over, tear down the
.-.,os,ra and see the execution in defiance
of the law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
ACTIVITY- - sALONIKA.

SALONIEA. March 6.-Feverish activity
prevails here in the military reservations.
Four extra battahons of RediG have gone
Co Caterju1.
Edhem Pasha. who is , \lmand the
Turkish troops i'm the Macedonia, has ar
rived here and viii proceed Immediately TO
Elassau3.
sixty batta,ious of infantry and fifteen
batteries of artillery ana four regiments Of
cavalry are now posted ON the Greek
froueuers Of Macedonia and Epirus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
Special to the Register.

Charleston, W. Va, March EN-
view Of the fact that the statements
made by Treasurer John NJ. Rowan
from month to month Of the amount of
money in the State treasury have been
challenged as to their correctness, the
following copy of the receipt given by
Treasurer Kendall to retiring Treas
urer Rowan, may be of interest TO the
public
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
State of West Virginia,
Office OF the Treasurer,

12 O'Clock Noon, March 4, 1897.
Received of Hon. John NJ. Rowan,
retiring State Treasurer, eleven hum
dred and thirty-siX thousand, five hun
dred and enc dollars and ninety-three
cents.
Said sum is given as the aggregate
amount of the three funds Of the State,
in the various State repositories, taken
from the records of the treasurer's OF
fee. and embraces the issuing Of GER
tifcate of deposit No. 1893, issued on
the third instant, and the writing OF
check No. 1874, written on the morning
OF this date.
NJ. A. KENDALL,
rTvooc,frar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL.

Special 10 the REGISTER.
HKRRIsvILLE. W. Va. March Cad
Collins who cut NJ X. Duty very badly
with a knife recently. was found guilty by
the Circuit Court and sentenced to serve
three months in Jail to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07

was made known in the Greek colony
here, the patriotism of the former sub
iects of the King was at once aroused,
and at q meeting tonight thirty-fve
a0le-bOdied Greeks pledged themselves
10 obey the call Immediately. if neces-
sary. Their leader. Isaac Sarroff, is
an enthusiast and declares his men are
anxious TO serve their King and coun-
fry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
N'KINLEY'S TROUBLES BEGIN.
The New President Already Menaced
By an Ohio Factional War.

Foraker on a High Horse-He Vows
That Storer of Ohio Shall Not
Become Assistant Secretary OF
State-Hopes Entertained That
the Matter May be Adjusted.
Senator Quay Has a Consultation
with the Observation-Disclosures
ger Picked for High Office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
rr.AcEMAuER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

>-r,vv YORK. March Edward J. Rus
sell. who was found guilty IN the h'ooN'S ''
court Thursday evening or atlenp'-"s ~
b-ackmau Albert +. Jenks irieo 10 Nil
himself iu h.s cen Boo the Brooklyn Jail yes
terdav. Sc was found unconscious from
The eject Of morphine poisoning. and his
condition is such that it is thought he Will
die
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
JOE DowprNGs DEAD.

srecia, to- the Register
PAEKERsBURG. w. Va. March 5--Joe d.
r,.r'5,~.s ased -. who accidentally teN
l-S~ a work train Thursda. night At Le-
..~. ana had one of his arms eur off and
...... ..'. ,-rsrx,ss seriously injured. died aS
Som. .o-dsv Dovdings resided in Wheel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
HI NBS A BASE IMP0ST0R.
A Virginia MOuntaineer Works a
Scheme On the W. c. T. U.

the Organization at Boston
to Send Him Several Armenian
Refugees, Whom He Promised
Work, Wages and Clothing-Put
the Armenians to Work in in a
MoOnshine Whisky Distillery and
Paid Them i'll Confederate Money.
Trained Them in the Use Of Fire
Arms SO They Gould Shoot Re-
venue officers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
SANGUILLY IN NEW YORK.
Met by Cuban Residents Who Embraced
Him and Cheered Lustily

NEW YORK. March 6.-Gen. Julio san
,rtlv recently released from imprison-
Tnent in cuba. arrived in this city to-day
A. the Jersey City depot of the Pennsyl-
,.sDfs railroad he was met by about
one bpndred Cubans of this city. He was
embraced by them, and they chse''u ",'' .t"i
and for free Cuba and Gen. Lee anu '''s
United states. Among those who ne, nun
were Mrs. Gen. CaliNto Garcia we o-
the Cuban general his brother Manuel
and his brothers wife, and fifty on SIXTY
members of the oscar Princel,es CIuo' m
Guiding DR.. Lincoln Desagas' Dr. juno
p Nanacal and F. Chenard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07

York March 6.-His Excellen-
nder e.. Skouzez. Minister of
Affairs to- King George of the
cables to-day to the AcJinE
Minister. iDsUuctiug him TO-
The members of the Grecian
forces who are in the United
to urge them by every means
power to so to- the assistance of
native country.
~ no-assi. the acting minister,
also consul general of Greece,
E.rr. I'm an interview with the
Press representative. said
-Hs oan'egram was of a most
nature and indicated that war
imminent
f- very serious. said Mr. Bo,assi,
..u instructed to- even call out the
w that belong TO- the class as far
1866. and so. ir is evident that
- George soreIy needs the support
every able-bodied Greek in this
ee I'm this coauuy there are
210o1 Greeks. Ofthese probably
5000 belong 90 the army reserve.
Through the Associated Press, IN
-. name of King George. wish to
officially notify all the reserves of the
seclso army who are in this country
That their fa,heriaud calls them back
.o les ranks. and. to AN Greeks "he,a-
they have fought i'm by-sone DAYS
whether they have uot-l say. i'm the
n. of my King. Your country needs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
TIE RIVER AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNAl' p NIarcE 6.-The river here
at ten o'clock Tonight is a feet az inches
and falling o. inches an hour. At all
points above Cincinnati It is reported as
rising but not rapidly at any point.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-07
GREEKS CALLED TO ARAS
George Urges His Subjects in
America to Come Home

-ve Indication That War Is
s..u- TO Se Declared-A Cable
From the King TO the Act
Greek Minister, in New York,
r-5mulgats the Order Through
The United States-Au the
v Reserves Back to 1866
sj Upon-There Are 10000
ks In This Country, of Whom
100 Belong to the Army-The
cram Indicates a Most Seri-
situation.