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DAILY RECORD ! Telegraphic Dispatches.
TsUaUDAr
SOLD BIB INTEREST.
John Booth bavins nil hi. lalerost In the
Piocm Dan.T Bccon. Um busioeea will here
after be conducted in the firm name of HOL
LA n CO.
JlXV in. mi pwii to tick nan daii.t ax cusp.
Eastern Dispatches.
Locrsnixs, Ky., Julj 8.
Tlir drawing of the Kentucky Gift
Lilintry Lottery began early this morn
iuc. No. ati.mas drew JilOO.000. Xo.
I j."3J drew M.OtKI; Xo. 21,764 drew
TO Ol R EXt h ixgek. j $20,000; Xo. draw $10,000; So,
Tits law requiring the payment of j i0' ,lrew '."'. These were the
postage on newspaper Laving gone into . priucip.il pr ,e.
effect ou the 1st instant, we are relnct- 1 Loso Bsasch, Julv 8.
Si TTZ I Tm"th eop;Tshw
postage on all copies tent front the I 1 to " weepstakes of
" Recoub office to exchanges, hoping that ""'h, theiteeoinl to receive $300 nnd
thw arrangement may I reciprocated by ibe tliird $1 ju. Ont of the .takes, two
"in twuiuunnei to wnom we hpim ttie . i , , w
Pf,.n(,.i.;..i..,. anil i liali nniis. came off vesterdav.
Tbc hortkf itai ti',i. viz : I'arkneaa, Busi
ness, Survivor, AVander and Hubbard.
The race was won I'y Wander in 4:34JJ;
Parknetss necoud and Hubbard third.
AVnndcr was the favorite in pools at the
TAtc of J.0iK against $1.I0 lor Park-
Rreom from this date.
SECRET POLITICAL PARTI'.
Tho Know XoOiins were a powerful
organization iu 1S5." ur thereabouts, and
at one time it set laej as if that orgauiza-
""um awtcn Liiu itiiiutrv nun cm
' ! UC.
off the presidential prize. It was, how. j Philadelphia, July S.
ever, short lived, its member merging ' l.uiham W.lw.n, who killed DaTid
into the Kcpnblkan and Democratic par- Brown last night, was arrested in Xorth
ties. Witbthedeathof Know Xothingiim j Pennsylvania
there seemed to be uu end to secret polit- iNKW y0EKi JuI w
.eal part.es: but we se it stated upon . The H.ulth losietor of Jersey Citv
Sfivs the
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good authority that the friends of liberal
legislation in Massachusetts ale going
into the next political campaign on the
Know Nothing principle, by enforcing a
secret political society, and hope to win
in this tack. The " head center " of
machine is located in Boston, and
nraoimss are hemg formed in each I and two childr.
county. Quite u number have already iuto the street.
reen formed in lioston, and the leaders of
the movement already talk in on extrava
gant manner of what they intend to do at
the next Statu election. The confiscation
of lager lieer by the State, police has ex
cited the people, and it is thought that
ileutlic there from luriDosed
Werefnttn cholera tmirlins.
Boston, July 8.
This udernoou Michael Desmond shot
his wife dead, and then himself. The
parties bad been living in Tufts street,
but on Saturday Desmond drove his wife
l by a former husband
The wife and children
subsequently found lodgings in Second
street, Sontu T.oston, where Desmond
followed and where the terrible act was
committed.
Habhisbcbq, III., July 8,
A severe storm blew down the Inter.
Othalr. liviuir lnfiilw rt .rM.nl vh.n
they asaet on Stat occasions. Ha lives
a very loos life, and liks the kings of
tha olden time, ha an ahnndanc nf
royal female favorites.
PKC waa exritft and tilmised hv tba
solemn oath taken by the new Archbishop
Of LJnia An Ilia nM.in nt kta Annua.
cratiou, that be would " support the laws
of Pent and hold them as paramount to
any opposite orders proceeding from the
Komau Court."
CiBEBBo-sprxAX iXHArsnoN, the result
of life-long liability to epileptold seiz
iirts. acuta bronchities and locmotor
Boston Charley shot lr. a,RXV m ht ils the Pope, according
Thebi are in Chicago's new hotelthe j
(irand Pacino Z9 flights of stairs, .18 I
miles of wire, windows and 1,070 i
doors. I
A man- named James Pickett has been I
found tmiltv in Ttniaj. Citv Tilnltn .t
killing a squaw, and sentenced to be hung.
secrecy in political action may wine out ' national circus tent while fnll of nennU
tho present stringent law. It is held Tb" l"'ps fired the canvass, but it was
amung oiuer tilings that there ale thou
sands of men connected with either po.
litical party who have become disgusted
- with the liquor law who will act quietly
with tho new party i squelching the
thing. There are no doubt 20.0(10 voter.
in the Republican party opposed to
liquor prohibition, and this number, ad- i
led to the 50,000 opponents of the law i
there being no national question at issue
this fear it is thought may be able to
modify the present laws and secure the
free sale of beer and ale again. !
Tom Sprisoeb, State Printer of Cali
tomia, is having some trouble iu getting
his pay. Though au old printer and
publisher, the press is not unanimously
in sympathy with him. It is alleged that
he has permitted himself to be used in
one or more jobs by private parties, and
thofa is a general disposition to let him
light hit own battles. He delnved ths
publication of the State edition of the
Codes, and diil to'u lioai tn .1.-
s.i. iu luituc. lue m- " I'.uwmuus carrriea
teiests of the Code Commissioners, who 1,e r'ious for 10 men for two years.
extinguished
Chicago, July 8.
A hurricuue passed over Odin 111., last
night, unrooting houses. A tin roof was
deposited on the railroad and moved by
tile assistance Of A Imvimnh.. Tl,
Protestant Methodist church was
wrecked The Methodist church and
engine house at Salem were wrecked.
Orchards, miles of fences and thousands
of acres of com were thrown down.
Xrw Yobk, July 9.
Thirty of the best and most experi
enced men on board of the receiving ship
have been selected to form the crew of
the Tigress, announced to sail positively
Saturday. The Tigress will carry 200
tons of coal, and if necessary will get a
new supply at St. John's." By this eve
ning all supplies and provisions will be
shipped. They are composed principally
of pork and fatty matter. A large quan
tity of pemuiictn will be taken; also
canned vegetables and fruits. Tha
total amount of provisions carrried will
were enabled to get out their annotated
edition first, which they sold at three
times the price exacted by the State.
Lawyers and others who needed the
Codes could not get the State edition and 1 '""Knert.
were compelled to purchase tho high- ' bought that the office of Vice
priced books. In assisting to get up th'e Trident of the Erie Riilway Company,
iius" senuusiy ..i oj me retirement ot tien
It is reported that fJenoml ri,.,.u
K. Urayiim has lieen appointed Chief
Engineer of Department of Docks, to
succeed (ieiieral McClellan. who b..
! tilled to by other witnesses. The exam
ination will be rondaded to-morrow.
Ft. Klamath (via AaldaxU), inly 9.
' Ths Military Commission suet this
morning; present, all ths members. The
Jndge Advocate proceeded to the trial of
Captain Jack. Schonchln, Boston Chsr.
ley, Black Jim, Slotnck and B un. ho,
tha Indians who were present si the
time, and implicated in the cavalry mss
sacre. After the Usual niode of opening
and swearing in the Conrt, the prisoners
wersbrocght in und arraigned. Three
witnesses have been examined: T. Rid
dle's Iudisn woman, Toby nnd L. S.
Dyar. Toby swesrs that Captain Juck
shot Geu. Caubv. Schonchin shot
Meacham.
Thomas. Hooka Jim tried to shoot L.
S. Dyer. l"he testimony of Riddle cor
roborates his wife in the msiu. The
testimony I. f Dyer amounts to nothing.
He could swear to nothing positively,
except that he was present when the
firing commenced; that he was chased by
Hooka Jim.. The Iudiuu scouts, Bogus
Charley, Shaek-uasty Jitn, Steamboat
Frank and Hooka Jim will lie ex
amined to-morr w. A. . Moacham is at
Ferviee's ranch, '!'! miles distance, and
is expected to b present at the trial to
morrow. A dispatched just received
from Washington, addressed to Major
Curtis, directing hiiu not to bring the
Lost River murderers before the Com
missioners for trial. It is supposed these
murderers will be turned over to the
Courts of Jackson countv. Tho trial of
the Peace Commissioner murderers will
probably be concluded on or before ths
Wth instant.
Sax Dikc.o, July 9 .
A Tucson correspondent of the Union
says the statement recently made by the
post blacksmith :it Camp Grant, in refer
ence to an outbreak by Eskesmenscin
and band from San Carlos is contradicted
by later intelligence. Xataga, with some
of his Apaches, left Cochises at the res
ervation, probably for a raid upon So-nora.
Sasta Crl-z. July !).
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: ?Krttle 1? cr:tiitemtc iftf SfUininit illcr. , . wa.. . f?
of remarkable intellweno and suricbtli-
neas of manner. Ths royal palacs is in ,
u saw ut tus city, ana toe z.mperor
naes in ons wing ot It sua sns in an-
BOARDING BOUSE.
lMMEDUIKLl IKIVI COSSEKTOy
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MISS iN. CASKMAf.,
Proprietress.
mHE FBOPRIETHZSH VF THIS HOI'SR
X having recently Me to mid tuau-htlly
.lupruved tb building for the tu-L-ouiiiolattiuu
"i m-Hurra, rr-sii. w ui it murusi luailKM itir
past liberal patruuBfe. auid suliciu ui Jucreaw
of Boanlen, an be ia prvpartd to ftcooiuniMUte
mil ibu urirr
Cisod Board at Low Ha tea.
Tbe Table will be supplied with ih best to
ur iisui ik luc msu sVfi.
Pl'lrii X. I'ARHMAN
LYNCH S CHOP HOUSE
OYSTER SALOON.
SYg. JNO. H. LYNCH,
rAA" OU Pioneer ta thef ki
V ' VSS' Chop Uotua BuiuieM, V s?
HAS TAKEN THE RESTAURANT FORM
erly owned bv Frank fiefaofjnmaker, lower
.III. fit Vfbailnw V.ll aMn.
" - A fri'.h .UTiolr of all Vf,l. of RHPT.T. FISH
Or (iener.il Butler's aspirations for the constantly on bind. Public and Private
Governorship of Massachusetts, a Boston
correspondent of the San Fransiseo
Cnroniele ssys:
General iintlir. ut a very entertaining
gastrouotnieal feast the other day, an
nounced hiuiKt-lf squarely and uncondi
tionally as a candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts, and the old gentlemen
around the festive board clapped their
hands and wave three cheers for "Gen.
Butler, the next Governor of Massachu
setts:" whereunnn lha nannta ,ln nm.
exclaim, "God save the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts."
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Maueieu. Divorces axd Me-UAKKtrn
The Indianapolis Herald tells the follow
ing prettv story:
Mc.VBTia'n McArtuub. On the
afternoon of June 10th, at the residence
of the bride. 'n. ATiro,ivu
Mr. John McArtbur to Mrs. Lottie Mcl
Arthur.
f'hft ftlviVA Kt-iaf n.-triiu .r.r. st.
germ of a roiunnce one of tlioae truths
tn jnu wlih u uru sum iu ue hu auger
man ncuoii. xne parueH were married
Wour street, opnoaite Sew York Batrrv.
1VHE t SDERSIOKED HAVUiO LEAKED THE
. above well known LodKlntt House, lias
thoroughly renovated and aunplied the same
with new Bods, Bedding, ac.
rurnishi4 noous by week or moiith.
A ahara of publlo patrnnaiff ia aollritisl.
MliS. N'UKA TUtiMAH.
Piot he, June H, ISTa. Jel3-tf
SWISS CONFECTIONERY.
MILEY & LAAGE
(I. A. Mi ley, lut of Knn FnuictHro. minosite
the Plaza.)
HAVE OPENED A CONFECTIONARY,
BAKEUY and IOKFLE SALtK
on Main tttreet, next to Uulpiu'tt.
Cream CaJiea, Cream Candies, Fruit Cukes and
all km (it of Pantry; alto Calf Foot Jellr. Fan
cy Boxes for ChriBtmas preuenta. dlT-tf
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John Lawmm ...116 lo ft
John Lawaon 117 lo i
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tieo H M iller 1 H5 2A 12 60
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tieoH Miller 1K7 33 12 Bo
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And in accordance with law and an order of
ANNOUNCEMENT !
when "both were young and one was 'in it ti a . it a a
beautiful," and for lone vears lived han- . filP IB8 Fid B Mr T.hfi DrPdf Gllll
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ville, with incest, was ignored bv the ! LfiST .??? ,tbem-. ,U "
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me iMiira 01 iiirectors, maue on tlia aoth day of
May, 13, so many Bliarvs of eaeh parcel of sueh
stock a. may be ni-oessary will be sold at public
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muj, Hi ma nayoi duty, tsi;i, at tlie
hour of 2 o'clock p. ui. ol such day, hi pay nr.
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Ih. Board of Birertora, maoi
May. 1H73. ao man. iZ.on.be
ol said atork uj.it be s." !'. Paiwl
Grand Jury to-di.y.
injured himself in the estimation of
many who had been his friends. Com
menting on. Springer's present troubles
the Oakland News says:
Several months apo he presented u bill
amounting to i3:!,oil(l. The State Ex
pert, who wus and we believe is still con
nected with the Union office, cut the bill
down to 826,000. The Controller would
not draw his warrant for even that
amount, nnd Springer commenced suit
to compel him to do so, and was beaten.
The Governor and Controller then se
lected experts to overhaul the bills acaiu,
the Governor, of course, naming an em
ployee of the Union office. These ex
perts have reduced the bill to 21,:!00
a pretty heavy shave in a bill for Wi.dOO.
If Springer has in one bill made an
overcharge of fl',000, the Governor
ought not to let the matter rest there; it
is his duty to see that an officer who has
been trying to swindle the State shall be
punished. If the bill has been reduced
through spite the Governor should pav
no attention to the report of this outside
committee of experts.
Beven, will be abolished, and its duties
will devolve on the general manager,
probably Mr. Devereaux.
Cbicaoo, July 9,
An extraordinary accident occurred
near Kickapoo Station on the line of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad last evening.
The track at this point runs for some dis
tance along the bank of the Missouri
river, and snddenly, without warning, a
half mile ,.f the track dropped into, the
flooded rivei and sunk out of sight. It
appears that the traci had been under
mined by the river without having at
tracted the attention of any one.
Keiiorts from a number of points in Il
linois and Iowa, covering nearly the
whole ot those States, show, while recent
heavy rain storms have injured all the
crops to some extent, thaUhere will be a
full average crop of small grains, and
with favorable weather, of corn. The
weather throughout the West is remark
ablv cool.
TitR Cask op Sl-sax 1). Anthony.
Commenting on the action of 3Ir. Justice
Hunt iu charging the jury to return a
verdict of guilty in the case of Susan B.
Anthony for voting illegally, the Utica
Observer uuru.
; "v ufc "o Agucuiiu-
We have sought the advice of the best ' ral 1ark' Tq1- Stevens, Thornbill, Kell
legal and judicial minds in our State in Flaherty and Queen will run n mile and
W hile the writtcu opinion of the Justice "I"10'1"1 rat'e Is anticipated.
"'-""any commended, his action i " " "unwell mat a. ttaywaid is about
Pacific Coast.
San Francisco. Julv 9.
On the 18th of July, at the Agricultu-
Foreign News.
Mexico, July 7.
The revolution in Yucatan is extending
and the country ia declared in s state cf
siege.
Elections for members of the .Mexican
Congress will be held ou the Gth inst.
Indications are that the majority of the
next Congress will be composed of mem
bers opposed to the Administration.
No excitement is caused over the raid
of Col. MeKenzio into Mexico after the
Kickapoo Indians.
The Mexican press are nrgiug the
Government to confer the rights of citi
zenship upon foreigners without com
pelling them to renounce their national-
itv.
The telegraph line between Minatelan '
nun era t. ruz nas Deen completed.
1 he Indians in Chihuahua are on the
war-path, and have killed several citi
zens.
ULK.MC FKOM KXrH.WORM.
j JACOB COHW,
; Tli Cham plan I lotl.li.tr anil Dry
Good a Merchant of Nevada.
! "Sing Out" too Old io Last Lonf !
Arthur, in ni.th. .u Innn Btnv
became too convivial. It was Lis only
fault, but it was enough to destroy hi's
happiness and that of his wife. She
obtained a divorce. The hnsband. left
alone in thA WnrM Ilia fnic.n-antl.,,.. I
SgiSra n,L SELL MY NTIEE STOCK
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... , ..rnu.cuc umuuciiuig iiiiwt uueaper pUCnPCIJ Cheaper
nun nci uuuiu iuh wors Ol re-eslal)llsn- i 1 aeuper Ulllsfll L.II
nig nimseii in the confidence of the !
public. The old love had suffered au
eclipse it had never been extinguished, i
After a sufficient length of time had
elapsed to show that he was in earnest, j
Mr. McArthur went courting for the
second time, and found a willing listner I
iu "Lottie." The announcement print- j
ed above tells the story of his success 1
of reunited home husband, wife and
children once more happy. j
cheaper I
1'H AX THOSE WHO
Cheaper
ATVKRTISE
AT
wvuvvu, ui. amiuu
111 ordering a verdict of guiltv to be en
tered, without giving the jur'v an oppor
tunity of saying whether it is their ver
dict or not, is almost universely con
demned. Such a case never before oc
curred iu the history of "ur Courts, nnd
the hope is very general that it never will
again. Between the indictment and the
judgment stands the jury, and there is no
way known to the law bv which the
jury s power in criminal cases to pro
nounce guilty or not guilty can be abro
gated. The Judge may charge the jury
th.it the defense is invalid; that it is their
dear duty to find the prisoner guilty.
He has no right to order the clerk to
enter a verdict which is not the verdict
"f the jury. In doing this Mr. Justice
luuf outrages the rights of Susan B.
Anthony.
Tun Mississippi Valley Society, a
Londou organisation for the promotion
of trade with the investment of British
capital iu the Western and Southern
States, was organized on the 12th ult.
Among the promoters of the enterprise
are some of the wealthiest Englishmen
including John Crossley, of Yorkshire,
the celebrated oarpet manufacturer;
George Wostenholm, of Sheffield; Alfred
Field, of Birmingham; Donald Nicolai
of Loudon, aud Sir Edward Pieraon. ot
Wimbledon.
It is understood that general Butler
aspires to be the next Governor of Mas
sachusetts, and that there is much prob
ability that he will receive the nomination
of the Republican State Convention. The
New York Post suggests that Massachu
setts, without distinction of party, shall
place Charles Francis Adams before ths
andidate for Governor, in
General Butler. It may ba
tits probable Mr. Adams
'date.
to build a race-course at Seigler-Springs,
wuicn.ne recently purchased.
W. C. Ralston was elected President of
the Bank of California yesterday; Tbos.
Brown, Cashier. D. O. Mills retains his
seat in the Board of Directors.
The Board of Education last night
worried themselves into bad temper over
the subject of accepting invitations to
attend the celebrations, picnics and par
ties given by sectarian and prescriptive
associations, A resolution not tn aoanl
such invitations was lost.
Dft Cbmx Utah, July 9
The furnace at Clifton is still running
nicely. Several tons of bullion have
teen shipped to Salt Lake, via Toano, to
day, by Holeombe & Co.
Ore and coal are arriving at the fur
nace in large quantities continuously.
Todman i Co. have struck a vein of
fine ore in the Block Jack mine and are
prospecting in the Tiefield mine with fa.
vorable results.
The camp, generally, is looking well.
Sam Fnaxcisco, July 9.
Mr. Piunkett, the Sohool Director who
assaulted Phillip A. Prior, was arrested
this afternoon and released on $100 bail.
Piunkett gave the excuse that Prior
grossly insulted him. and says the teacher
begged pardon on his knees. The case
conies before the Police Court to-morrow.
The Kepnblican primary election will
oe held to-morrow.
Ths sxamination ol J.F. Lewis, Cap
tain, and J. Henry, mate of the ship
Crusader, for mensUnghtsr, in casing
the death of 8. Nelson, was continued
to-day. Several physioians testified that
the immediate can. 0f death was con
sumption, hsstenad by the tteatsMBt Us.
Under the head of " Lake Colorado "
the San Diego Union speaks of the expe
dition for turning tho Colorado, and
adds: "The object of Mr. James' exam
ination is to ascertain the feasibility of
turning the waters of the gulf into "the
Colorado desert, so as to form a perma
nent inland lake; in effect, to extend the
Gulf of California northward at least
ISO miles from its present head. Chief
Engineer Evans, of the Texas and Pa
cific Railway, will furnish all information
and assistance in his power."
Thjs fnneral of General J. L. Van
Bokkelen and J. P. Smith took place this
afternoon at 1 o'clock, nnd was one of
the largest and most imposing ever seen
in this citv. The fun..,! aa.;AD ...
, j oi,i,b were
held in the lower hall of the Odd Fellows'
new Duuaing, corner of C and Smith
streets, and were witnncs,! hv . I.,.,,.
concourse of people. The services ami
solemnities were conducted by Bishop
Whitaker nnd Sir Kniotit J,ihn i' r',;
Prelate of the rnmm milArv A laM,l
number of knights Templar and many
moswur were present uunug tno solemni
ties in the hall. The Bunin.. mam
impressive throughout. Enterprise.
In San Francisco the other evening a
pair of horses attached to a hack were
frightened by a lir.'-cracker thrown under
their feet by r.n urchin, und starting
from the corner of Sutter and Powell
streets ran down Powell street at a furi
ous speed, colliding with posts and wng
ons. When finally stopped the hock was
a complete wrck, and the horses had
received several enia on.l niaa. Tk.
damoges will amount to several hundred
dollars.
Ths Pioche 1!i:cobd is now one of the
best and prettiest dailies ou the Pacific
slope. Recent lu mbers of the Daoer in
form us that seveisl parties were getting
ready to prospect tor silver and cinnabar
mines in North m Arizona. We shall
welcome these prospectors, and before-
iunuru ui-'iu inai tney have se
lected the best visible season for pros
pecting this sei tion of country, as the
summer rains will very soon set iu, fresh
ening the grass and putting plenty of
water " where it v ill do the most good."
Arizona Miner
Wis learn that tho Grand Jury of
White Pine county have found a true bill
against Alec Colin for kindling the great
fire at Hamilton. Of course, no one on
the outside has any right to know what
transpired in the jnry room, yet it is as
serted thot the evidence was very strong
against him. His bail has been fixed at
$10,000. The warrant was issued for his
arrest yesterday. Eureka Sentinel, 8th.
The Eureka Sentinel learns from As
sessor Cranley, of White Pine conniv
that a large part of the town of Hamil
ton will be rebmlt. Town lots, on both
sides of Main street in in. hint. .v.
Perry's saloon was situated, are held at
A1 iUli r. l fY"M r m .....
.i.iaii, emu. .me nre manes additional
work for Cranlev. sa l rm... .
assess the whole town.
Edward Hugh is, of Kan Francisco, a
one armed man, after fourteen months
labor, has succeeded in making a table
cumnrnciea ot one hundred thousand
pieces of wood.
Ppbuo oossip in Vienna represents
ths Emperor and Emm-ess as hv no
means very happy in their conjugal rela
tions. Her photographsin the windows
show her to Tha a I
, . atauusuuie woman
boi .So ysarsof g,. She Is said to be
List of Letters
IkEMAIMKO IN THK POSTOFFICK
lit Pini'li.. Nav Julv a luT'i ii- . , it..,
for in one month they will' be wnt to the Iead
Letter Oliice at Washington, l. C.
AnderaonSTJ Alexander A ArnjatroiiR P G
AoUloi'S Joseph
Batten E E Baker Eli ' Dsliann John
Bennett Win M Boob Joseph Boyle E 1
Boradur S Bradley J :i Bradford H L "
Briiili Chas A Briggs E B Brisetnger J'rc d
Biichdahl Chai Uiaaekuimner E H
CavilleWm CarloaJohnA Carle Win
CaslroMiasL Cahill Patrick Charter iT.nrv v
t.nanaierur cnrislle sir
i napman 1
Cowling Wm
liavia C M
Dflnn Jnwmh
Do'wd Patrick
Chapman U
Christie H
Clark (leo H
Davis .las F
llav C B '
Downey M
Drill timer K C, llnrkn. .IK
Edwards J Eugha MtsaH
Fisber Chas Fields John
Fort John B Furguraou 0
Claue Willis Garrison N N
Uieesun Allan 3 Uilmor A N
(lood J L iroaka Wm
(Iriflin Wm (Inftith Mrs N
Hamilton Mrs Harris Jack
M.rv R
Colliding Grant
Davis J
Dickpv J H
Dowd'Mrs F
Soli Oixtrvt Cost!
GIVE ME A CALL.
AWP YOU WILL FIND
JACOB C033nr,
The Old Standby,
And Everybody's Friend!
IN DEAD 2AR.1TEST I
He Means What He Says,
YOXJJQEJT !
T. COHN,
Mnlii SI reel, Upposlle .llrailuw alley
silrect, Pioche, Nevuita.
jylo-tt
Noutlt Nidr Mlntnir Company. Xo-
i,c u, uviioj kiu '"a1 "l a mcciiiig 01 lite
Trustees of said Company, h.ld on the 5th day
ol July, 1873, an aaiMssniem lNo.5) of two and
a hull cents per share waa levied upon the capi.
tal stock of said Company, payable immedialelv
in t'uited States gold coin, to tha Secretary of
said Company, at his ofBco lu Slain atreet, cor
ner Lacour atreet.
Auy stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the tttb of Au
gust. 1S73, shall be deemed delinquent, and
Mill be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
will be sold on fsnlurda), the Htn day of
(..raaauva, idiu, ,i ,u. lirilUIWHl Ba-
st-HKuieut, together with eoNts of advertising
and expenses of the sale.
By order of the Board of rDntRtees.
' ll"-td s. W. EMIANT, Seeretary.
Portland KHver Mining (oniauy
uu.i,u wuras, tty jumng uiBinei, i.iueoln
county, Nevada. Locution of principal lilac.
oi uusiuess. M). 4'JD calirornla street, ban Fran
cisco, Cal. .Notice. There are delinquent npon
the following described stock, on account of
asMasuient levied ou the tilh day of itay,
1S73, the several amoanta set opposite tha
names ot the resctive shareholders, sa follows:
Names. So. Cert. So. Shas. Am't.
Arnold Patrick. . . i.x.'i -iui -.
Arnold Patrick lai 'Jsl M
auwiii ratncA 2i!t -W oo
Anioia i'airick
Arnold Patrick
Dwight W
Fleet Jesse
Gill Robcn 11
(Jrooves Jas o
R E H
Haiomond Ed
Harrison A G
Hood Geo A
Jackson F B
Kellcy Wm
Kendall Geo
Hambleton B A Harriaon W m H
naiuemanueo natbawan O W
Hill Geo H Hesston Thos
Holan Patrick Honar Noble P 2
Johnson Uriah
KelleyMrsM Keller Pit F
Ki.tln Wn, U
I jniillle Alfrwl Un., tt'm T .nA iri.
Lirmincntl R l.ih.n i i. .
Lawrence S lmon J W Ltccette Wn, p
Limoges k Cm. Limoges Henry Lieu Seraphim
ner Longabaugh 8
Mct:ilnH llrClaneMrs McDonald Geo 1
McDtirnintt J T a u..o.n ,
McGIUivray 1 3 McKay Donald McUughlin
Maltord Wm Magee Mrs W B Mrs Hally
MathewsonJA Mehan Jack Miller John
Michaelsou O Muntgomer J P Morton Mrs A C
.uoioneytt Mutton Tbos
Neill Cornelius Nolan Frank Norrls N J I
Olson H O Connell J O'Dair Bart H
Patterson fi K Pli,n,n,u. .1
Randolph U H Rsspberry W R Richards J
' Rich J ltiley Mrs F Rich Mrs Marv 2
HinelMrtJH Rlotte E N Riley JasS '
Kicker Frank Rodriges N B Rogers Thoi H 3
Russell Geo
Sanders Mrs Liz Sanders T M Hisson V G
Shannon Eng shlrlock Edwd Smith Bob
Spittler G D Steinstraum Mr Stewart Mrs H
Kteavens Mrs Strausse F W
Sullivan Jcr Swamp J B 2
Tans Anton Thyer Hyrani Tibbets B .1
Tucker Wm H Tupper Mrtn V Tvson Andrew
L nderwood W It a
Van Blyke W H
Washburn Smu Wear Marshal 3 Wendt W 1
W hitaeld Jno B Whitney G W Wllliama E M
W ason Chal w ilson Edgar D Wilson Hiram 0
WilllamsEN2 W ilder MraR Woods David 2
Znhnan Gertrude
. VAU ABLS LRTrGKS.
Mahoney Wot
-On calling for any of the above letters
please say ' Advertised."
T. W. ABRAHAM, Postmaster.
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Cheeky Lost.
pWO CHKCKS, BOTH ISSUED BV WELLS,
X Fargo Co., San Francisco. and dated De
cember 7, 1S72: So. 280, In favor of A. M. Jack,
son. for 12S SO; So. 263, in favor of Annie
Birch, for 20 60. Payment haa been stopped,
and all persons are cautioned agllnst negotiat
ing said checks. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving tha ehecka at Weill, Fargo
t Co s. Pioche. Jyl0.ni T. J. JONES.
Notice to Lien Holders.
I
N THE DIRTRIiyr rot-Rip nc nn,
Seventh Judicial District, in and for T.n,ln
;. S 7iJ" ' ot -"evaaa. o. p. Sherwood and
w. H.Sherwood, plaintiffs, tgitnst George H.
Coflee, defendlnt.
IS,!.''''Ul"nerehy atlven that 0. P. Sherwood
andW. H. Sherwood, plaintlna above named,
have commenced an action In the above enti.
tied Court against the defendant above named
to enforce a Ilea for the sum of seven hundred
and twenty and 70.100 dollara, gold coin, and
Interest thereon from tha 26th day of Novem.
bcr, A. D. 1872, at the rate of ten per cent, per
annum, again.t that certain wooden building
and the lot on which the same stands, situated
on that certain atreet running easterly and
westerly, and being north of Boone k Del
tnan'i corral and feed stable:, anil being the
premises now occupied by said a. W. Coffee aa a
residence-, in the town of Pioche, county of Lin
coln, Bute of Nevada. Said lien is claimed under
and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the
State of Nevada, approved March 4th, A. D.
1S71: and all persons holding or claiming llena
against said premises under the provlelona of
aald Act, are hereby notified to be and appear
before said Court, at the Court-house, in the
town of Pioche, In said county, on Friday,
he 1st darof Aasjaist, A. . 1873, at 10
o clock a. m. of aald day the same being a day
of a general term of said Court and to exhibit
then and there the proof of their said liens as
provided in said Act.
f " not then so exhibited and proved
Will be deemed waited la favor of those liens
ao exhibited and proved, aa In said Act provided.
O. P. SHERWOOD sad
, I. , W. H. SHJEBWOOD,
; Pioche, Nevada. July , i7.
, By Biwor a aUars, plainllffi' attorneys.
JyS-lawtw
Maieppa Silver Milting ompiuir.
Location of principal place of business. Sin
Francisco, Cal.; location of works, tlv Mania:
District. Lincoln county, htite of Nevaila. No.
tice. There are delinquent upon the lollowing
deaeribed stock. on account of assessment (No. II
levied on the aoth diy of Mav, 173, the i.
era amounts set opposite the names of the re
spectHe shareholders, is follows:
No. of Si,, of
Names. Certificate. Shares. Ain't
James a n iison
James A Wilson
James A Wilson ....
James A Wilson
James A Wilson , . . .
.Ii.,n.. . U'llu....
! James A W'ilson .'!.-
Julues A Wilson ....
James A Wilson
Jsmes A Wtlaou ....
James A Wilson
Geo M Sabln
Geo M Siiau
Geo M Nabin
Geo M Kllihj
Geo M Habiu
Geo M Saliin
Geo M Habin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabln
Geo M Sabm
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabln
Geo M Sahni
GeoMSlhln
Geo M Sabin . . .'. . .
Gio M Sabin
Geo U Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Hnhfln
Geo M Sabin .'. '.','.1'..
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabln
Geo M Kshin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Kibiu
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Slblu
G0 M Kahin .
Geo M Sabin
Geo M R.l.in
tleo M Slblu
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo 51 Sabin
Goo M Sabin
Geo M Sab u
Geo M Rabin
Geo M Sabin
Geo M Sabln
Geo M Sabm ,
John Lawaon.
John Lawson. .......
John p.awson
John Lawson
John liwsoa..
John Iiwson
John Lawson.,.,,...
Jobn Lawson
John Lawson
John Lawsou
John I-iweon
John Lawson
John Lawsou
John Liwaon
John Lawson...,. ...
John Liwaon...) . .
John Liwson
John Lawson
John Lawaon
John Lawaon
John Lswson, .......
John Lawson.
John Lawaon
John Lawaon.,...,.,,
John Lawson
John Lawson
John Lawson
John Lawaon ,
John Lawaon ,
John Lawaon
John Lawaoa
John Lawson
John Lawaon .,....
John Lawaon. w
John Lawaon
John Lawaon
John Iiawson.,., Mli
John Lawaon.,.. ...
John Lawaon
John Lawaon
John Lawaon
John Liwson
John Laanvm : "
Jobn Lawaon...'!'!'
John Lawaon
John Liwaon !
John Lawion..,,, '
John Iisimi '
John Lawson
John Liwaon !!',
John Lawaon ""
John t.i
Jobh LsWaoa!!!!!''
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217 Ao 2,7
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Arnold Patrick !! !!"s
Arnold Patrick 23
Arnold Patrick 2Mi
Arnold P.Trick ..-.1
Arnold Patrick !!!'.! .2.V3
Arnold Patrick 2.73
Aruold Patrick 2.-10
Arnold Patrick 337
Arnold Patrick -mm
Arnold Patrick. ass
Arnold Palr.ck 211
Arnold Patrick 201
Arnold l'aii ick 21:2
Alliuld Patrick '2ii3
Anioht Patrick 20
Arnold Patrick 2,;:,
Aruold Patrick 201'.
Aruold Patrick ju.7
Aruold Patrick 21's
Burrett ttilliam
Butt, rworth S F
Butterwonb 8 F
Butltrworth HI' !
Butterworlh S F !
ItliltcrwortiiH V
I Cahill A Fox, Trustees..
Cahill A: Fos, Trustee!. .
Cshill k Fox, Trusleei. .
I Cahill A Fox, Trustees..
. Cahill A; Foi, Truileei. .
esiiiu a: l ux. Trustees.
Canavaii p Ht al,j
1 Greenwood
j Canavau P H,
; Greenwood....
; Canavau P 11,
I Greenwood
1 Canavau 1- U,
! Greenwood
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Mullen Bernard
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Richardson a. A, Tniafaje
Richardson E A, Trustee
Richardson E A, Trustee. ,. ,
Richardson E A, Trustee
Bichardsou E A, Trustea . . .
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Richardson E A, Trustee.... 17
Richardson E A, Trustee.... 18
Richardson E A, Trustee. ... 19
Richardson K A, Truatee. ... 20
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Richirdeon E A, Truatee. .
Richardson E A. Trastea.
Richardson E A, Trustee . .
Richardson E A, Truatee. .
Richardson E A, Truatee. .
Richardson E A, Trustee. .
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Rives Henry
Hives Henry.
Elves Henry.
Hives Henry.
Rives Henry,,
Elves Henry,
Rival Henry.
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public auctionTlft-h. omcTor.2
4; California etrM u.. iL' u,InPJ. Sn
1st day of July. 1873, at the ho of ,,' ?
m..of said day, to pav aald dehn,?L!i 0 clw
ment thereon, 'together with cosJ! M-
Olllce-Jto. 438 CWlrorm.(s,SsP'
ciaoo, a-Hiromia. Swi 'no.
jel"-ta
Poatinmewenl.
Tho ibovi sale is postponed until .
1873. at the same hour and plic' V "l
the Boird of Uirectors. BJ xrderaf
tclV'M C""0n"
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levied on the l.;th day of lIsvTawtto'- ,
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J 1' Cavallier. Trustee.','.'.'.'.'.' 1
r I. hruder, Trustee 7
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1. 1 .neiiinei', Truatee 11
J R Msrtm li
J M Luzarder, Trustee, .
J M Luzarder, Truit,.
J Clem 1 hler, Trustee.,
J Clem I'hler, Trustee..
JCIem Fhler, Trustee. ,
J Clem I hler, Trustee.
J Clem t hler, Trustee..
J Clem I'hler, Trustee,
A Pierce .,
J Clem I'hler, Trustee..
J Herr.ig, Trustee
Geo o Thomae.' ,
E Terry
8 D Kruder, Trustecj,,..
I 'harlee Watklns
S I) Kruder, Trustee. . . .
A Pierce
A Pierce
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J W' Winter, Trustee....
J W Winter, Trustee.
J W Winter, Trustee.... ,
A Pierce
C W W stains, Trustee. -
George Berry, Trustee..,
Geojve Berry, Trustee.
George Berry, Truatee..,
Gccuge B rry. Trustee .
Georn Hesrv Tni.,u
George Berry! Trustee.',
Oeorge Berry, Trustee.,
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Oeorve Berry, Trustee I5f
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Gtsrree Herry, Truatee 14
George Berry, Truatee 156
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J R James 13a
1 R J.,.
J R James su
E Chlelevlch, Tnist.e .' . ! 161
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F Chlelevich, Trustee 163
F. Chiele-ich, Truatee lb-4
K Chlelevich, Trustee 165
E Cbielevirh, Trustee ISC
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E Chlelevich, Trustee
E ChleleTich, Trustee
E Chielevicb, Truateo. .
E Chlelevich, Trustee. .
E Chielevlch. Truatee ..
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l; Chlelevich, Trustee.'. ... . .179
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r. i-nielevtrn, Trustee 181
L Chlelevich, Trust4ie ,.182
E Cbielevich. Trnslee 11
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Aim in accordance with law and ail onlet ol
the Board of Directors, made on the 16tb day
o May. 187.1. so niaov shares nf earh pu
cel of such stock aa may be necessary will at
sold at public auction, at the omer of Ike Ccoi.
.n, on Wednesday, the Till day af
July, 173, at the hour of 19 e'rlock in.
ol such day, to pay delinquent alaiailiienli.
thereon, together with costs ol advertising and
expenses of the aide.
J. M. Lr-IUltDER. Secretary.
nftlce: XII Ajoiitgomery street, Uoom U, Sau
Francisco, Cal. je44-td
Post poHemeut.
By order ol the Board of Directors the sbov.'
Slleof deliuqueut stock ll postponed to th
link .1 u r 1 ut , .1 iq.vwli m .1
the oftiee of the company. '
J. M. Ll'ZAHDEB, Secrettry
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FORWARDING
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WHOLESALE DEALER
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Floor, Grain, & General MerciiaDillse,
TOANO (CP. K B) NEVADA,
Will Receive ind Forward Freight to
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ALL PARTS OF EASTERN NEVADA
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Idaho Territory,
TITH DISPATCH AMD AI LOWEST
1 Going Rites. Jtark Woods
"Care F. F. Marx, Toano, X.vada."
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BULLIONVILLE.
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the A.llcflClM of th. Hum.
The Bar Is supplied with ths nnstt Bi
wines, Liquora and Cigars. .
UIDOINO, None better.
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