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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01
Canal Affairs.


Announcement is made that the ca
nal Will be open for navigation by
April 10th. About three feet Of wa
ter has been turned into this division
to float scows carrying material for re-
pairs. Superintendent Henry c. Bur-
gan has completed the repairs on the
one-mile level opposite Shepherdstown
and has his section almost finished now
No agreement has been made yet in
regard to freight rates. There is a re-
port to the effect that Fred Mertens,
of Cumberland, predicts prosperous
boating season and that the through
freight will be IS cents and trippage
Is cents, He expects to have all the
business he can do. The report was
set ahoat by Cumberland man at
Williamsport. 1t further states that
Mr.. Mertens will this year handle the
celebrated Black, Sheridan & Wilson
coal, which heretofore has been ship
ped exclusively by rail. The ship
ment of this firms coal will be extern
sive and greatly increase the transPor-
tation on the canal. H. c. Winship,
Georgetown, is also quoted as saying
that he will pay 70 cents freight to
Georgetown and make the boat trip
page $l5 for any sized cargo. Will
Transport boatmen believe that the To-
cal shippers will fall into line, and
that they will get the old 80 cent rate,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01

Mrs. A. Tween, residing at 72O
Henry St., Alton, H., suffered with
sciatic rheumatism for over eight
months. She doctored for 1t nearly
the whole of this time, using various
remedies recommended by friends, and
was treated by the physicians, but re-
ceived no relief. She then used one
and half bottles of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm, which effected complete
cure. This is published at her request,
as she wants others similarly afflicted
70 know what cured her. The % and
80 cent sizes for sale by J. G. Gibson,
druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01
Rrooklvn n Y Dec 10 1896

Brooklyn. n. y. Dec 10. 1896.
MEsSRs. ELY Bros Il have used Ely S
Cream Balm a number of years and find
il works like charm. 1t has cured me
of the most obstinate case of cold in the
head in less than IS hours from the time
| felt the cold coming on. | would not
be without it. Respectfully yours.
2S3 Hart ST. FRED'K FRIES.
Cream Balm is kept by all druggists.
Full size soc. Trial size 10 cents. We
mail it.
ELY BROS, sc Warren ST., n. Y City.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01

Claus Doscher, one of the original
organizers of the sugar trust, has an
nounced his intention of building a
large refinery in Long Island City to
compete with IL, and the sugar trust
has retaliated by discharslng his three
sons and his brother, who We're in Its
employ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01
BRIEFS.

Today is moving o"!'
,.T.. collars and cuffs at l. B.
,;,ss
r.,,r R.s. seed potatoes very cheap
[ T.5,es.
q- prices to suit the times
r Lines.
,s,.ons have been making
wan ~. week.
3,f shoes or slippers, call
i :, = r.,.,;3srs.
8. We a.oneIs until your
S'..' ~. ....,.,,you.
-1a-,., ...rma5 at the quar-,
F.'S las "a, wv. ....,.;Yrs
'' -'-' -.,.,..,,rr. his spring stock
W. 7. Ill. . ',.., ,r5 s.a Il.
CHINA. '''' 80,
4. TIE 'g g. r. p lines
AIS and '~~' 60 GOD
Al. kinds Of -"l"7I sg''' ''''''
...,,,s.. at ". ?. Lickhders.
r.,......,.p bypshes-try our bristle
Wa. IT.. Great Bargain Store.
s'l,- Law I'D and for
Silent line for white-washing.
.,~c oIar+ar is ruaran-
--s ...;s.ae+iop. Sold by J..
''.- 70 7'''
$. Myers.
y.aeaag protect your r Po' cs,9t D. ~
.ar1' you. '''. GO
gan Store
Harrisburg hams 'll'', anu I -Is''l o,I+
49,. rs. Tee, and all kinds salt
ISL J. y russell.
Aalaow comes the annual struggle
" keep the chickens anu 'He new
male gardens apart
800, sa+S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01

That tired feeling is due TO improve rished
blood. Enrich the blood with Hoods Sersa-
pa riIla and be strong and vigorous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-04-01

Mrs. Margaret ]. Preston, the au-
thor of many southern poems, died at
her home in Baltimore last Sunday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

Oruubsn. i'm 8orsarten bes Spis
taIs, blisb lie ite6en uno idaute 5u ben
6enitsrn binuuf.
~Run bin i9 gang alIsin -" idgte
Fie leiIe.
Sbr Jrsunb sog iie an ii9.
rNein S6ed nein :"
Ipra9 er mb itrei9elte ianft ibre in
ieinem 9lrme rubenbe Sanb, tpGbreno
iie ber OroIbte sufAritten, bic, BON
bsm 9ortisr beIoret, an Portal mar
tste -. nidt aletn :. gang
gttpib ni9t ih bin BEL Dir {.
unb i1 bleib' bel Dir unD perlaB Did
ni9t 0u tparit ia Iein einaises &inb
Ou bait ME einen 8rubsr s.babt
aber iebt bait Ou einen! =.
einen guten, trsuen 8ruber, Der ss bon
Ser5,n n6Ii6 nit Dir meint +.
elaubit Ou's9. :. Shea DID,. bann gieb
mir bic Sanb unh lag aud r0u" gu
mir, bamit i4 psib. Sab i4 Dein 9ruz
Der Isin bari :"
Sic erpiberte ni9ts. Qlber er fab,
pie ibre Sanb Die feline irldte, tpGbrenb
iie perarGmt au 8oben lab. uno er
fii9lte ibren Iangen. nantbaren
Der autTder srtff, bss 9efebls sss
tpGrtis, an ben Sut. Sa fpobin
aun2
,9lm bsiten 1T es," Iaate 9sprg baib,
faut i9 fubre iebt nit Dir in Elm
SDtel, pisllsidt in's 4riitii9s So'
ipi5 -"
Sic mudte cine abtpsbwnbe 9sfpes
auna. ~Ridt allein! -" fliiIterte iie
i6aubernb -. ~. Tim 8otteslpillen
ni6t alIsin bisie glaat! ida fiirdte
midi"
.cSd absr ipie foI man bsnn
IonIt . ?" Gin 9ebdnte erfabte i'm.
Rad Der MaueritraRe 107." beorOsrte
er ben &utI6er 1rnb Der Wagen fu6r
SaOou, nu9 Der DertpdiiteH Wp9nung
bss alien Ssrrn.
rOort perOen mir I9on Elm Ruhtz
quarter fir Did berri9tsn!" @sorg
fabte tpiebsr i'm bdmmerigeH Snnern
bss Goupses ibre Sanb . ~. bins
ten in 0sinsm lsersn 3immsr6enI limb
ih bleibe bic Raht iiber in Der 8orberz
itube unb brsnne Gift unb leie in
einem 8l6! Damn ipeiBt Du, odb i4
Dir nabe bin, unb baIt tsiHs alnsit E.
niht tpdbr. Shea2 -"
Sic nidte uno fab ibn bantbar aus
ibren fsuhten gussn an. eng dnsins
amber aeTdmisat fubren fie alrIammsn
in bas 9etpiibl Der Wslbitaot binaus.
pdbpsno binter ibnsn ous 8runtenbaas
i'm Sdatten Der NaGt perIant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
(5ortiebung folgt.)


Sn Der Tamtlte Des 57@
idbrigen S6lofers uHo Sauseigenz
tbimers @mil R6B in Milbaufen i'm
SLAP fam es ipieoerbolt gu unliebiuz
men 9luftritten, nobel ii4 bic brei
eripabienen &inber itets auf bic
Ssits Der Wtutter itellten. gu c.ner
fol1en Gcene lam es ou9 iiingf niez
Der, unb 3par gerietb Der Mann nit
ieiner Srau zines bunten 8anbes ipes
gen in Streit. ipel9es iih Der iiingite,
16iGbrige Sobn an benz Sut befeitigt
hattie. Sie Scene enbste bamit, baB
Mutter unb &inber ben Batter feiiel>
ten unb bann auf ibn losI6ln9e2.
SpGter ging Der Munn mad bem Sofe
unb febrte nit elmer 9lrt beipuffnet in
bic @Obnuns auriid; Der iiingite SObn
nubm aus Der Gommooe einen gelaoes
men Repolpsr unb gab, als Der 8ater
nit Der 9rt Su einem Sbluge gegen
ibn ausbplte, aus unmtttelbarer NGbe
3pei S9iiiie ab. Der cine 9ing febl,
lpGbrenb Der 5peite bem Seoduernsz
lpertbsn in has 9sbirn Drdng uno Ieis
men Iofortissn Sob 5ur SOlge bate.
Der 8utermDroer Itellte ii9 ielbit Der
ppli3ei.
@inetnterefiante 6 rtz
i9eibung bat in elmer Samburger Sdz
DE bas Hei4sgeridt gefdlt. Der
&auImam %. Often in Sdmburg
ma9ts 6ffentli9 betannt. buB er dlf
Grunb isiusr aboption our4 ben 9ra>
fen b. Billion in Medlenburg Ii9 in
3ufunft "p. Billion" nennen perbe.
Snfolge elmer BON benz Stadtsmintlter
b. Billion angeItellten &ld9e tpuroe
bem Often perboten, fernerbin ii4 rp.
Billion" 5u nennen. Often panbte ii4
| i9lieBli6 an bas Reitbsgeridt. iuel4es
anertannte, bab er iidb ippbl Billion
usnnen fDnne, iia uber ni6t ben 4bel
bur1 bic 9eSeihnung bon" Billion
sulegen biirfe. Gs beiBt in benz @rz
fenntnib: Die 9looption cines Siirs
gerli9en bur9 einen glbli9en getpdbrt
an Ii6 nibt ben @bel, neil feline 8ers
leibung in ben meiiten sSGllen elm Rrs
Ierpatre6t berSrpne lit, uno bic 9loopz
ton elm i'm mpbernen Rehte, tpenigCr
SSamilienz uno @rbre6te. begriinoetes
SnItitut 1T. @s beourf in bieiem Sale
alIo Der befonberen lanoesberrliden
8erlsibuns bes aosIS."
Gin Opfer bes aberz
glaubens 1T Der 9auunternebmer Saz
bouran aus g3eure, einem 0prf in Der
g2G6e BON poitiers. gllnG9tli9 pers
nabm man in Isinem SauIe ieltfames
@erGuI6, i6liirfsnbs S6ritts IL. (. tp..
unb baIO fliifsrte man iih gu, buB isiu
anDIfiGbriges S09tsr9en nit benz ge.
beimnibpollsn Deisn. oas Niemunb
anbers ols Der Seufel iein t0nnte, in
9e3isbung itGnbe. 6elebrte. Ier5te
unb 3eitungsi9reiber eilten berbei unb
elmer Der 2eBtsren bradte iosur cine
Radt i'm 3immer gu. bod psrbielt iia
aerabe bamals Der SeuFel auffallenb
itiq. Der arme Sdbouran aber, Der
bis babin uls sine Der SuuptsrDben
Teinss 0Orfes gesoltsn bate. ipuroe,
felt feline Sodter an SdlluSinutionen
litt, ged9tet. 9lIs er T9 in Der Rdbs
bon gssure niebsrluFen ippIIte. ipuroe
er bur9 bic Orobunsen Der 8uuern
gespungsn. tpsiter5u5ieben. 9luh in
9oitiers puste tein SuusbsiiBer. ibn
gu beberbersen. man sIuubte bic gan5e
@tabt Der Strafe bes Simmsls aus
suIeben, tpsnR man bic perfluhte 6as
milie bel iid aufnGbme. 60 tamen iie
na9 pdris, ubsr auth in Der r2eudte
Der DsIt" puste ibnen Niemunb llns
tsrtunft gu geben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

-MiGberungsgrunb. Ri9.
ter: rSie seben alIo gu, ben 9elb=
Ipinb bss Banter Meier erbrO6en 5u
babsn2" 9lngetlaeter: nSaiuobl, Der
@eloipinb Tabritant bat MIDI bur4
Ieine Retlame iibsr bic .bisbssI4ersR"
Spinbs aereiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

Sintsn in bsm fablen9ema9 tauert,
Iie auf einem ibrsr &ofTerden uno
itarrts troItlps por iiG bin.
Wo ipursn nun ule Sofitpunssn unb
Yldne geblieben2
@ie IG6n battsn is iih bas aeTtern
Dsim lsbtn 9lais Sett aus9eoa9t. bier
SwIammsn gu arbsitsn uno gu bauisn.
Nmn mar bas allss porbsi.
llnb iie mar Ndran I9ulol -
Sic allein Weesn ibr lpdr bic
SausbGlterin nit Sad unb Bad bas
ppnse9angen 1no bate ben altenSsrrn
biFflos 5uriidgslaHen. Dsgsn ibr bate
es ben Strsit nit Steinlein esgsbsn,
bur4 ben @eOrg Die eben getponnene
StslllIrg unb ibr Batter iein. IsBtes
bibdsn 8rob bsrlor.'
llnb lie bate es bod 10 rsbli9 ges
msint! sic mar iiber3sust setpeisn,
cine gute Shat su bsgsben, ala iie bas
Selesramm ibrer @srpanbtsn unbsz
antnortet lisb, Inn nit bsm armsn, als
ten Manne briibsn WliibIal unb glot9
81 tbeilsn.
limb nun mar Iie fiir im nidts a!s
Elm 8Ieiaeipidt. bas i6n nod tiefer uno
tiefer binab3os.
Seibe SbrGnen fisTen iiber i1wWans
gen. $40 blieb bd bic Ssrsdtistsit Der
@slt9 9dtte lie benn etipa ibrsm 8as
ter tdltbliitia ,pisber ben Hiiden tsbre1
foIlen unb ber3los in bus parme Heit
in Poien SuriidI6GiipFsn - mod,te aus
BEN 9reiie tpg<osn, ipas bd pols9
Nein! sic perlieb ibn nitbt!
SN itano auf uno trodnete lire
SbrGnen. Gr iollte lie ia nicbt ipeinen
feben! Damn 5errte Iie ibr S0ffsrasn
iiber ben Slur in bas 9orOerSimmsr,
ipo es ia isst an SiBgeIegsn9eit NAM
selte, uno 5lpang iid, 4pd6reno lie bic
Stiir auftGintte, gu einem iorsloien
2d6e,n.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
DISTRICT COURT
SUMMONS.
IL TIE District curt u We 10 nth Jsiicial Die
tsict u tie state % Nevada. Ntt4in AM for
Lincoln UouHty.
The State Of Nevada sends Greeting to

The State Of Nevada sends Greeting to
J. B. osborne, J. c. Russell J. Il. Baker, Charles
King. Gamma Poneine, O. II. Hobbs, John Doe,
aud Richard Roe.
You are hereby required 90 appear In an scion
commenced against you a. defendants by William
wheatley and r. " Dickle a. plaintiffs. IN the
FOURTH Judicial District Court Of the State Of New
ada. lincoln County, at the town Of Phoebe. ard
answer the complaint therein Vhieh is on hle with
the CLERK Of said Court within ten days s.ter the
service on you Of this Summons exclusive Of the
DAY Ct serycel if served in said County. twenty
days If served out Of said County. but within this
District and in all other forty days or judg-
ueut by default will be taken against you, Aceord-
Ing 10 the prayer Of said complaint.
The said aetiOn is brought 20 recover Judgment
and decree against you the said defendants quiet
g tie title II said Plant s to that ain miner
Al ground situate in wat is known the Groom
Mining District ia said County Of Lincoln and
state Of Nevada. located recorded, known and call
ed '.wIllow" Nine and Mining claim and the
"AIariA" mine and mining claim an extension OF
the .'willoW" Mining claim which said mining
eiaims the said PlAiatiffs claim to be the owners
and 10 the possession Of and to which you claim
some interest or estate, as is alleged adverse to
them; and declaring you from asserting such any
adverse claim said mineral ground and for costs
AID you are hereby nouhed that II you fail TO ap.
pear aud answer the said complaint as ABOVE re-
quiied tn said plaintiffs will have your default en-
tered and apply said Court for the relief mAnd
ed in the complaint in this action.
In testimony whereof l, H. ]. Goodrich have
hereunto set my hand officially and affixed the sea
Of said Court this 9Th day Of June A. d. 1897.
HI. GOODRICH,
Clerk Of he Four,h Judicai District Court.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
Killed At Carson.

Charles A. Jones, United States
District Attorney for Nevada, was
shot and killed at Carson last Thurs
day afternoon by the sixteen year
old son of DR.. Guinon.
Jones, who was married man,
had been paying undue attentions
to DR.. Guinon's daughter and had
been warned several times to keep
away from the house. He had call
ed however, and was outside the
house talking with Miss Guinon
when DR.. Guinon approached
Some talk followed, and the
boy, standing in a window of the
house, fearing Jones meant to kill
his father, fired at him with rifle,
striking him in the forehead, kill
ing him instantly. The boy gave
himself up.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
NEW TO-DAY.
Sale ofReaI Estate.

n THE DIsTRIC COURT OF THE FoURT
L Judicial district If the state q Nevada, sit.
ting within and for the county Of ncoln.
In the Mater Of the estate Of Eliza Lawson eceased
Notice il hereby given. That in pursuance OF
an order Of the District CcuIt OF tfe Fourth Jill.
al District Of the County of Lincoln stateIof Nev
ada, made on the 2nd day OF November A. d. 1897.
In the matter of Eliza Lawson deceased, the IN
dersigned the Administrator will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, and sub
jet to confirmation by said District Court on Tues
sv the 9th day Of Nov. 4. D. 1897. a. o'clock P
NJ. at the Front door Of the Court House in the
County OF Lincoln, al the right title interest and
Estate of the said Eliza Lawson at the lime If here
death and all the right title and interest thst the
said estate has by operation of law or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition TO- that of said
Eliza Lawson at the time o. her DEATH in and to
all those certain lots piece parcels OF land stu.
ate lying and being in said County Of Lincoln State
of Nevada and bounded and describ ;. a. fol 10 Va
o wit
One lot and Improvements on west side OF Mea
| dow Valley Street. being lot Is Block 25
One lut and improvements on aas, side of Main
| st. being lot Block TO-
One lot aud mprcvcme. IL on ctsf side Of MAR
| 81. being lot blUck Is
One lot and improvements on Panlca Fla. ant
known as the Caster cabin
One lot and Imp ovements On Platct Flat and
known as the Slater cabin.
one slaughter house corral etc situated one mil
north we of town
All the abov, property saing and lying in IN
| County of Lincoln State Of Nevada
| Also all that certain lot piece or parcel of Ian
situated in the city OF Virginia County of Sto-e,
estae OF Nevada described as follows, to wit:
Lot 10 block los Range c. designated on the Of
fetal map Il the City Of Virginia
For Cash
Tea per cent Of tho pnrchaae n,opav 10 Il, ,,n;a /,
the auctioneers' on he day Of sale balaac on con
hrmation % sill District Court deed at expaus a
| purchaser. JOHN o. GELOBERT
Administrator Of the estate Of Eliza Lawson ie
| ceased
Dated Nov 1897
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
Notice of Appointment.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE UND Err
- signed was Guly appointed on the Attn, day ~
June A. D 1897 aud qualified by the Fourth Jui-
iciAl District Court the State OF Nevada, in aud
tor the Cou ty of Lincoln as the ad ninistrator of
the Estate Of Nelson Gibson, late OF said County
deceased
And all pc having clsims against the said
decease /, must within TO ty uRyh, after the first
publication of this Notice file the same, with the
necessary vouchers with the Clerk Of said Court
Any claims not so filed shall be oreger barred.
Dated Ploche, New. Ju 10th A. 1891.
W. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Admins razor of the estate OF Nelson Gibson
deceased f. r. McNAMEC,
Atty for Administrator.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11

Lord Foranheir-I can trace my de-
scent from John Milton. How's that
for a descent?
Miss Millyuns-It's a great descent,
sure enough.-N. Y. Journal.
The manufacture Of bricks from fur
mace Stag is an important Bohemian in
dustry, the graduated Stag mixed with
caustic lime hardening to a cement
like Tnass, from which the blocks are
made, weighing about ten pounds each.
Ssch bricks will bear, theoretically. IS
pounds per square centimeter. though
practically, % pounds is the limit of the
burden put upon it; hence 1000 bricks
can be safely piled above each other
without any danger that the bottom
one will be crushed by the weight, and
the broad side of the brick will bear a
burden of 10000 pounds.-H. Y. Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
FROM peLAMAR.

It's preparing to storm, get in
your winters wood.
The Rebekah ball last evening was
a very enjoyable affair.
Fred Beck and Miss Celia Timson
were married on Tuesday evening
here.
The new dancing school promises
to he well patronized You can get
acquainted with all the latest tips
and slides.
Our iurymen are all at home again,
Most of them say they were well
treated at the county seat during
their stay.
l.. Wertheimer is with us again
for season. The old gentleman
ends it hard to go entirely unem-
ployed and wants change from city
life.
The X ray exhibition on Tuesday
evening was both instructive and
amusing. It's bad thing to have
around a church social however.
Get fellow in a pinch and his girl
can see clear through him and the
absence of dollars in his pocket is
likely to cause trouble.
1t is reported that the sum of 49,
900 has been stolen from the Della
mar Company through the product
of the press room. just what time
it was taken cannot be determined
and the suspicion lays on employees
that had been dischared from that
work sometime ago.-Lode.
Since we can't all get suddenly rich
let's begin to enjoy our surround
ings rs much as possible. There
ought to be many pleasant enter
tainmentthis winter. General practic
ing for the Thanksgiving event is 60
ing on regularly now and the affair
promises to be the town has seen
this year.
The DeLamar Company have made
new arrangements for shipping
their bullion to Salt Lake City. A
safe weighing 5000 pounds, will be
shipped containing the bullion direc
to Salt Lake. Otto Fransen vii
haul the precious metal across thu
desert from here By this arrange
ment no messengers will be needed
and the cost of shipping will be re
duced. Lode.
1t appears now that through tn
special request of the local attorney
of the DeLamar Company, two EN-
ployees were excused that could hav
served as Jurors without as much in
convenience as those who were com
PEELED to go. We know of severa
that were compelled to go who diC
not have even the amount of tn
stage fare, and could not have serve,
if the stage company had notaccepte'
county scrip for the favoritism ha
been shown at this term and simpl
because the directors have few dol
lars with which they buy the officer
that should deal out justice to all.
Lode.
The foregoing conveys WRONG
impression. The fact is that all th
lawyers at court joined in petition
to excuse two men from the pane
who occupied positions of resp
onsibility and trust and who's
absence from their engine
might jeopardise the lives of som
of their fellow workmen. Wher
men occupy stations of importanc
it is customary to exclude them fror
, the jury panel in the first instance
by Boards of Commissioners. Jur
duty is important but the safety @
lives and large quantities of prop
erty are also matter to considered.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11

The boys are preparing for good
party on Thanksgiving night.
Parties are sending away for
Thanksgiving turkeys this year.
There appears to be none around
the outside ranches.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has refused to hear Theodore
Durrant,s appeal and he will be
hanged at an early date. He is
said to have expressed no surprise.
.. q. Snow leaves for Pahranagat
Valley tomorrow to take charge of
the Eisenmann ranch.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
A Pleasant Party.

The social event of the season
hereabouts was the party last Mon
day evening at Judge Talbot's quar-
tiers at the residence of +. w. Dickle
on McCannon ST.. in response to the
REORGANIZATION that he would be
pleased to see his friends there on
that evening.
The attendance was probably
greater than at first expected for the
house was more than crowded. very
nearly hundred persons being pre-
sent.
Two hours were spent pleasantly
in general conversation, vocal and
instrumental music, when the mai
ority adjourned to Thompsons hall
and entered upon dance which,
with Interruptions only for supper,
continued until $50 the following
morning. The hall was well filed,
eight sets forming for the greater
part Of the time.
Supper was served in sections at
Judges quarters, the feast lasting
for several hours. Every conven.
fence and delicacy this section afford
were provided and the comfort O.
every guest WAS carefully looked
after.
The occasion was most enjoyabl,
one and many OF the outside point
were well represented, the gathering
being much larger in point of mum
bers than any of like character
which has occurred here in Ions
time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11

a new species Of rabbit. Of diminu-
i've size and with short ears, has been
found in the volcano Popocatapetl, in
Mexieo.-Chicago Chronicle.
Abnormal Geniaiity.
what a friendly woman your wife
isl"
Friendly? I should say so; why,
last week when the sheriff levied on
her plano and bicycle she made him a
glass of iced lemonade Detroit Free
Press
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11

I, II. J. Goodrich, Clerk o. the Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County, State Of Nevada,
hereby certify the foregoing to be full true and
complete list of sll claims against said county
allowed by i'd Board on he date above given
J 6Ctl RICH CLERK
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-11
Notice of Forfeiture.
70 j. NJ. MILLER.

70 j. NJ. MILLER.
NOU ARE HEREBY pTIFIED TIA HAVE
expended Ole Hu or. Dollars Ia labor anl
imp sovtG eats IN the Cor &c PA lode situated VI
Crescent vi log LisI let, County q iUcoln. State
Nevada, will appear by certificate tilel March
Sth. d. 1897, the fhce of the recorder of slli
cOnEty, IN order 70 hold eli premises under tn
provisions Of Section 2324 Revised statutes of the
emitted States, being the cunt required TO hold
the same f0r the year ending December 3lst, 1896,
and il within ninety days from the service OF this
notice for W thin ninety day after this notice by
publcationl : fail or refuse ~ contribute yodI
pr, porti of such expenditure IA co-owntr your
interest Ia said claim will become the proper OF
the subscriber un er said Section 2324.
W. A, MCFARLAND.
Vanderbilt, San Bernardiuo County State of Ca,-
ilornia. April ith, 1877.