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The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Right Rev. John
L. Spalding, bishop Of Peoria, delivered an
address before a large audience at Column
bian University this afternoon on the High
er Education of Women" 1t was given
under the auspices of the auxiliary board of
Trinity College, as a preliminary step in the
work of gaining friends and raising money
for the proposed institution for women near
this city The gathering at the university
was a notable one, including Cardinal Glib
bons, Monsignor Martinelli, the apostolic
delegate, Commissioner Of Education Harris,
and contingent of others prominent IN off,
cial, social and educational life at the cap
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-The following
bills were introduced in the House to-day:
By Mr. Dolliver, of Iowa: To redeem out
standing 4 per cent. certificates of deposit
issued under authority of the act of Feb.
q, 1870.
BY Mr. Butler, of Pennsylvania: To reim-
burSe petty officers and men who enlisted
in the navy for one year, or during the war
with Spain, for necessary clothing etc,
paid for by themselves.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
Payne Unable to Defent hurley.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 16.-'Doc" Payne,
Kid McCoy's sparring partner. and Tim
Hurley, of Susquehanna, fought a twenty
round draw at catch weights before Jack
Skellys American Sporting Club here to-
night. The weights were announced at 100
pounds even, but Hurley looked ten pounds
lighter and was outclasSed III height and
reach 1t was Hurley's first engagement ilA
fast company, and he made a good impress
sion for q lad only twenty years old.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
Cavnnaugh Got the Decision.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 16.-John o. Cava-
naugh of this city. and John Finnegan, of
Wheeling, heavyweights. fought twenty
rounds to a decision tonight at the new
Lenox Club, Mount oliver. Referee Joe
Leonard gave Cavanaugh the decision be-
cause of his leads and counters No special
ly rapid fighting or good work was seen
throughout the contest.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

construct political railways in Tonquin, in
order to develop the French political and
commercial advance into southern China,
left suddenly without achieving his object.
It is asserted that he had been requested
to return in haste to settle important ques-
tions arising in Siam. This, 1t is reported,
refers to the Anglo-French relations"
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
Cen. stanton Fools the doctors.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-To the surprise
of his physician and friends Paymaster
General Stanton, who has been suffering
with q severe attack of pneumonia, last
night rallied from the desperate condition
he had been in for three days and may COM
pletely recover. 1t was said that last even
ing he was able to smoke and enjoy a cigar.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Paris correspond
ent of the Daily Chronicle says: Paul
Doumer. governor general of French Indo-
China. who had been here for some time
on a special mission to raise loan of 2OO-
100000 francs with stcte guarantee, to
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
France MAY Have the New Hebrides.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Morning Post, in
an editorial dealing with the French shore
question, in Newfoundland suggests that
if the Australian colonies are agreeable,
France might be permitted to annex the
New Hebrides as compensation for relin-
gushing her shore rights.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 16.-In a ten
round glove fight tonight before the Peo-
pies Athletic Club between Australian Billy
Murphy and Caspar Leon, of New York, for
a purse of $500 the decision was given to
Leon fol. outpointing Murphy. There were
no knockdoWnS.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
Decided on n FouI.

CHICAGO. jan 16-Johnny Ritchy, of
Chicago was given the decision over Patsey
Haley, of Buffalo. on a foul tonight Haley
in the fourth round accidentally butted
Ritchy so violently in the stomach that the
latter was unable TO stand. The lighting
was even up TO the time of the fouling
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

NAPLES, Jan. 16.-The eruption of
Mount Vesuvius is attaining great proper
tions The flow of lava is unprecedented,
and streams Of fire are pouring in all diTec-
tions, though as yet no serious damage has
occurred.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

proposed by the Car for international dis
armament and a conference of nations to
arrange for universal peace among nations
instead of militarism. This council, through
its affiliated councils, represents six thou
sand women
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

SANTANDER, Spain, Jan. ia strong
earthquake shock at / o'clock this morning
threw the inhabitants of this city into
panic. A number of windows were broken.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
Fought For a1.O0n.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. Jan. I6-The twenty
round contest tonight for purse of s.. 900
between Jack Delaney and Tommy Hogan
both Of New York. resulted in a draw.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17
King Oscar Has Infiuenzu

STOCKHOLM, Jan. liking Oscar is
suffering from influenza, and in consequence
a number of court ceremonies have been
abandoned.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-17

1 will guarantee that my rheumatism
Cure will speedily cure nearly all forms OF
cure any case of indigestion or stomach
trouble that 90 per cent. of kidney COM
plants including Bright's Disease, can be
cured with my Kidney Cure. 81 cures for 81
ailments. Every druggist sells then-most-
ly % cents a vial. If you need medical ads
vice my doctors are at your service free
AZ South Pennsylvania street.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
S earcnligh..

Operations at this place still con-
tinue, and il is claimed by those
who are operating bore, that there
will be 500 men in the place, inside
OF three months. A. present there
are p5cut "a rea, and the place is
improving every Gay.
wbltd 'ase 'fiE}fjF Fng r9 sHlfnIc.se5 5 ~ pie
agement OF Mr.. T. w. Dunn. sn Ill
Nevadan; fifteen men are employed
and they have at present on the dump
800 tons of gold ore chat will average
s25. per ton in gold. II is the in
ssntion to put up a mill on the west
side OF the Colorado river, distance
about 10 miles from the mines, but
the haul is down steep sandy wash,
and can haul as much as a wagon
will stand to load.
Mr.. q. +. Cotton has some very fine
properties and has been working
them during the summer. He lately
made a small shipment of high
grade ore.
There is some talk of those who
have lately invested in the camp, of
connecting this place with the A &P
railroad by rail, which means the
building of about 35 miles of rail-
road, should this come about, and
we most earnestly hope it will.
Searchlight, will be second to no
camp in Lincoln County, nor the
State. We have the mines, and
plenty of them of good merit, and
with the capital, IA little of which we
have already good showing will
be made for 1899.
AUvoo
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
Newland po,s.

NeWlano Dots.
We are having fine weather, little
snow ia left, even on the north hill
sides.
Joseph Delmue and son, came up
from Round Valley. Sunday.
VIM. Barney left for Deerlodge,
Saturday, to spend few days.
A few of the chest Of us" attended
Church at Eagle Valley or the 10Th.
Word was received from Joseph
Coumerilh ct Cedar, stating that
more than half the people in that
vicinity are affected with the "Grip."
Several tramps passed through our
little burg last week, enroute to
Msrcur, Utah.
Although IL is the las. of Jan. our
Valley can still boast OF "a Green
Hedge"
James and Orson Rice have been
PaiSr grUA rk6sa s.Tsnolarta dnserE the
Bert Coumerilh spent few DAYS in
Phoebe. thin week, visiting friends.
JAY. 3Oth, 1899. Dennis.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
Penaca.

Eisg Nellie Wedge left for Moapa
this morning.
Mrs. J. Brown, and son Bert de.
parted for Self Lake City, Tuesday
February Oath.
"he infant child of D. /. Findlay.
died Friday Jan. 20, after an illness
of two days.
The dance, Monday night, was
well attended and enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. N. j. Wadsworth, who went
to Hebron, Utah Wednesday, re-
turned Friday.
Mr.. L. Heaps has been making
some improvements on his DWELLING
house, which will add greatly to ap-
pearance and comfort.
The missionaries who have been
here, laboring in the interest Of the
Mutual Improvement Association
left on the 25th inst.
Mr.. VIM. Clark's visits to Panaca
may look suspicious, but we are in
ciined to think that "things" are not
as ne would have them.
One more week will finish the work
Tor this winter, on the Dam at Round
Valley. The work on the dam has
been long and tedious, and much
credits due our enterprising citizen
Mr.. E. r. Phillips.
Inc schools took advantage of the
delightful weather, Wed. 25th and
spent the afternoon rambling. They
hrst visited Cathedral Gulch, return. |
ing by Bullionville, they visited the |
mill at that place.
OF those who have been SUFFERING
rom La Grippe, all have recovered
Except one or two of our young men.
Vhom we are led to believe, are suf.
efing from "heart trouble" in con-
lection with it.
Il. s. and B. M.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
OUR OFFER TO CASH
SUBSCRIBERS.

AS we need money to make i'm
provements on the REcoRp and desire
to give our readers the benefit of all
the reading matter we can for the
coming year, we will, for each cash
subscriber outside of Phoebe, who
pays "a 90 in advance, furnish for
one year the REcoRD and any one of
the following magazines and news.
papers:
unseys monthly,
AAAOS4ukOH
Cosmopolitan /"
Frank Leslie's ...
The Deliniator /"
The Ladies home Journal
st. Louis Republic Semi Weekly
San francisco Examiner Weekly
New York Journal !" ond
the Silver knight Waterman i"
For any one in town who paws a
cash subscription of $500 the Rso-
ORD will be delivered by carrier for
eight months and any one of the
ABOVE magazines or newspapers sent
or one year.
Ieii your friends when you read |
his, and all come to the front with :
Inscription. Don't wait until il il
90 late, but get in while the offer
aats.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
Cedar City junction. Jan os.h,
Il. s. and B. M.

Cedar City Junction, Jan 25th.
Inc Utah and Pacific reached her.
the 10th. 1t is 81 miles from Milford
ana renamed as more appropriate
than Sulphur. Officers make aras;rs
replies when questioned as to mn.
chase OF Los Angeles termina, zoo
early to talk of "coast line" RI,
branch to Cedar will be built. A ta,.
egram stated that this terminus will
be used for next two months,
Trans started on Tuesday the o5tb
oeaar City Junction is 81 miles from
oeoar and same distance from Paro-
wan.
Mr. West has surveyed the town.
site and fifteen lots have been sola
a motel, stable and three saloon.
nave been opened. besides manv
sna aI. and sheds. The company is
putting up a neat rustic Station house
engine shed and tank, all the bn;ld-
ings are much more substantial than
would be required for two months
terminal station, which proves tba,
'ne place will have permanencv
I and that the branch to Cedar will ~
quilt to that point.
Desert Springs will be reached b.
me time spring opens and that no;nt
Will be the next terminus and a ner.
Station will be erected there
- 'hat is the Station for st. George
% miles from Desert. When the
me gets into Nevada and ON Tho
way to the coast we can give Won fnn
Information.
Inc Utah l. Pacific officials ha,a
ui'e lengthy meeting yesterday
nd ?. while nothing was given for nuh.
it looks as if the ra;lro.a
roget Is being pushed with vigor.
10 20 has on hand at Cedar Civ
ansflon $500 ties and three mile. .,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
IMPORTANT

Information is desired as to the
whereabouts of William Mccormick,
who lef. bis home in Ontario, Can
sda about % years ago. His Son
VIM. Mccormick. says his mother
has received information TO the effect
that her husband is a resident of Lin
coin Co. New. The family, all OF
whom are living, are equally anxious
to know whether the husband and
father is still alive and hope il he is,
he will return to, or communicate
with them in regard to meeting.
ANY information in regard to the
above should be sent, either to the
address OF e. 3. Kibbee, Houghton,
y. c. Box 224. Mich.
or to the Office Oh TIE RECORD.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
Probate Notice,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FouRTH
ASua'oiai District OF the State of Nevada, in ard
Tor the County Of Lincoln, In the Matter OF ths
Estate of. T. ailmer. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that t. ] Osborne has
MED with the Clerk of this court, petition pray
ing Tor the issuance of letters Of admin stration
win the viii ANNEXED on the estate Of J. T. az.
nier' deceased and that Tuesday the 10th. day OF
august 1898 at o'clocka. m. of said day, at the
court room OF said court at the town OF pioche
said County of Lincoln, State of Nevada has been
appointed rs the tine aud place for hearing said
petition and proving the will of the said ]. II
sinner deceased when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause why the
saia petition should not be granted and said will
admitted to:probate.
Fl. ~, Goodrich.
clesk Of said Court.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02

ails, while enroute are 5000 ties and
our miles Of rails. Ties are being cut
more rapidly than ever in Oregon, and
rails are being regularly loaded along
the division oftne Short Line, tive
trains a week of each class of material
now being shipped to the terminus.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
NOTICE..
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
STATE LAND OFFICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN T6AT THE STATE
OF Nevada under the Act of Congress approved
June 10. 1880 2l Stats. 2s7l has hled In the Unit
ed state Land Once at Carson City, Nevads, List
NO. 22O OF lands selected under said Act, and has
applied for patent for said land that a part q,
said list is open to the public for inspection and
copy thereof, by descriptive snb-d visions. has
been posted in convenient place In said United
ss'es Lana Once for the INSPECTION of all pers rs
Interested and the pubIc generally
within the Sky days following the ate Of thi.
notice protests or eoatests against the claim Of
state OF Nevada to any tract or subdivision des
erioed In the hst on the ground that he same :
more valuable for mineral than agricultural mr.
poses, will be received apd noted by the Reeist
and Receiver Of this United States Land Once !.
Carson City, Nevads. for rspcrt to the Genera
Land once at Washington, D. q.
The following are the subdivisions Described, To
Wit:
NV hmN. W. 4 Sec. "a. TIs. r. CSC. NJ.
D. B. d NJ 40 acres
A..C. PRATT
state Land Register Of the State Of Nevada
Del Of srss insertion -seps .. 1888
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications from all over the
County solicited.
Communications of general interes. ara
solicited. but the paper win not be response.
Die for the opinions OF its correspo dents
Address all communications to
THE RECORD.
Phoebe. Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-02
LOCAL AND 9TH sRvr,sE.

"oss VAhhiub ~ IN from Jhcl
Rabbit for supplies for his mine.
The frmlwill be in Fioche &C soor
Henry Wslland has had 9 tele
phone placed. connecting his stor,
and dwelling.
Jimmie Nesbitt 10 in receipt Of 1
stock Of Boots and Shoee.
See his new add" in TEE PzcorD,
Word was received on MoDdav
that Mrs. John Wilsey, was vsry
sick with Pneumonia at ssatsline.
Ike Garrison went out TO shs San
Pete mine, Monday to locate soma
Claims and be ready for the expected
railroad.
Business must be improving in
fioche from the quantities Of goods
that arrive ct che different stores AL
most daily.
wilkes Campbell goes to DeLamar
soday' and O. j. Pettee general
comes to Piochson Saturday for
shors stay with The RECORD
We met Mr.. Roger. of R. M. Ro.
gers q 10. on Monday at Panaca and
examined his pictures. He had a fine
line, taken of Panaca people which
we would recommend.
We just received as exchange. the
rlattsmouth News Herald, under
tne new management-this paper
from our old home shows up in fine
shape.-Success j. E..
The offices Of che Assessor aud
Sheriff in the Cnurt House ora ho;nc
papered and painted for the next
term OF Court. Work is BEING rdono
by Mr.. +. w. Dickle in a workman
like manner.
henry Welland has placed now.
eriui Lamp in front Of his store on
the street, which lights it up in al,
directions, it is SO arranged that Il
will go out automatically any time !.
desired.
Our thanks to Warden Of State
Prison for his Report for 1897 and 3 |
Also to Superintendent of stats
PRINTING for Reports of supt. Of
Public Instruction and of Board :,
for 1897 and 1898.
The Editor and Foreman wilkas
>. Campbell took trip to our NEIGH
boring town of Panaca on Monday
Through the kindness of Henry
Weiland we rode after his GOOD
roadster and had a fine drive.
We found the good people Of ,
Panaca awake to the possibilities 81 |
advertising, as our readers will hear
from this issue Of the RECORD. q
We put up at Mrs wadsworth,s q
Wno gave us an elegant dinner. b
We first called al che famous De. 9
'artment Store of the Coop but as b
he venerable Mr.. Ronnow was very
,usy with numerous customers and G
iso trying to get in a quantity of G
lew goods. that had just arrived. at W
nc same time. we told him we would
all IN later, and went over to the 81
CIV store OF Rice Bros. and looked A
ver their nice Stockton particulars hi
% their new add in this issue. 81
Found Messrs Rice very pleasant D,
entlemen and can recomend their on
ock as well selected, new and in
can.
Later we called on G. P. Ronnow to,
40 were shown over his immense th,
ock packed away in four or Eve an
'oms. A stock that would Ct a Blu
ncn larger town than even Panaca
Then we called on tie Messrs the
aiker and Wadsworth who will will
on have large addition to their ma
len our readers are promised as
,ck notice OF what they will be Sc
le to furnish them. lin.
IN our return We called at the wa,
knoxville works. the manager inf.
:. Flynn was up to his elbows in i
red mud. and says he will soon qui
70 'ne information desired, in and
ard to the works. bile
. short two hours r;da h~o,h4 nro;
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A MAMMOTH DISTRIBUTION
Arrangements Made with Hotels.
Libraries aud chamber OF COM
mercc la IS Towns.

the great special issue OF next sntur-
Jays NuWH,' the Fair ana Cnnfor.
chev edition, n TO have mammoth cir
tulhliuu Ia place where u Salt Lake ma
per In rarely II ever seen Arrange
ments have been made with the main
h9trlH, the libraries aud the chamber
9i commerce no Hcventy-Aye OF the load
ms cites OF the nation 10 distribute
thla Issue, each one taking from twru.
lA-uNe 10 hfty copies ana guaranteeing
70 give them circulation,
The Issue VIII contain the most COM
IrehenHlVe ana complete narrative az
inc industries, resources and uttfnc-
lions OF salt Lake and Utah ever nrc-
pared, the object having been 10 cover
the whole nHld. but to do Il In brlef
terse style, Ia form convenient Tor
reference and information. Without
1urdoning thu reader with a mass OF
dry statistics or Yolumlnoua tables. Fol-
lowing u a list Of the places through
which the edition viii be distributed
or course all subscribers throughout
the west obtain their regular copies:
Little Rock, Ark Board of Trade
club
Denver. Colo.-The Albany. Public Ii
hrary Chamber OF Commerce, Hotel
Broadway, Hotel Metropole
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ROBINSON,



Fatally Iniured.
Special Correspondence.
Robinson. Junb CO.. oct IA f1tpi
accident occurred this morning la tho
star Consolidated mine, james ORlley,
AN Oh umr Nevada minor 90 years OF
ofr, ION down an incline winze. dis
lance OF about so feet and received lu-
luuUH which caused his DEATH IUH
head wac injured, his thlrh Injured
ana hlH lrEH p1ulyEed liD was taken
60 salt Lake on the afternoon train.
but died ON the way % the city.
No particular blame uttlrhUH % any
one Tor the accident O'Nuey aud two
companions were engaged ON the collar
Of % Winzo on the coo Lowell. ana nj ths
critical moment q heavy log that was
being lowered dropped. and struck the
platform, tearing 10 away ana pr,clpl-
htlnE ollllry into tho Wine. Ito fcll
80 foot 20 the bottom. ana was covered
with ART lila companions. one af
whom was George Dickson OF Salt
Lake, held on 10 The rocks surrounding
the mouth ~ the wInEe and narrowly
escaped oWleya fate.
When picked NJ two hours after the
accident, Olkllcy WuH conscious and
apparently mo- hone8 WCr broken. no
was coming into this city on the train
To go tu the hospital. being accom-
panied by John Packard, and chnttod
as though nothing had happened an 10
the time Of bio death, which was pance-
tul, ana resulted from some Internal
injury oklley died ON the train near
Fairfield.
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Providence. Il. I.--Naruganrett Hotol.
Savoy Hotel, Board OF Trade
MomphlH Tpnn,-Gnaton Hotel. Nor.
chants Exchange. Franclnlo Hotel
Nashville. Tonu.-lloward Library.
Chattluuuga, TOM. New Southern
Hotel.
Galveston, Tex Washington Hotel.
The Fremont, Hotel Grand.
Fort Worth, TeN.--Commcrclal club.
Mansion Hotel
Milwaukee Wls.-planklnton HOUSE.
Chumhor uf Commerce.
Tacoma, Wu0hn.-ilotol Chldborr.
Seattle, Washu.-llotvl Seattle. Cham.
Der 81 Commerce
Norfolk, Na,-MontIoello Hotel. board
OF Trade, and Business Meme Eek
change
Richmond. Ya-Murphcy'e Hotel.
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Tho auuuII mratIHsuf Oh. rltofta.. -
We INIH NJ o." West MIuIuF unmnHuv. uuI.b
t..N lltr NHru lr'i Hu tIH nrst Monday Ia
f4h'IE l.. having HlaHUIi amHHtIuFUf no
WOO, ui SAD company fHT ihu Dur.
Nl 'UIluE Board 90 aIN UIHetIfs %
~ At.N o.. htAt cusuIus annual election
l hnNl LIt'r su'.raHuu shall have lUHn
uA} 'lDiti auu qualified. and f1f tha trans.
wv W.'f business us may properly
W.g i'i1rt iIr Wgutlns. T. hereby called fir
MlllAJ. NHtnlHr Hth. is4. ut 1Inucinaa 10. TN.
.i w. 1n!nn nc tlr SECRETARY OF che tumfanv.
NsN Nuum lla ultY aud county uul|dinr.
~ ~. Hy lhh. SAID meeting viii also
in'ut upou iIo capital stock N thH rnFuift.
Num ,. r.. JENSEN. secretary.
rAt Lake city Utah. sept ath. fs1l