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Ftoche, December 14th. 1876.
APOLOGETIC.
Owing to the difficulties under wbicb
we labor just at tbia jaoclar, tbe readers
of tbe Recobd are not presents J witb tbe
nanal imnnnt of orioinal matter, bnt
when onoa settled down under tbe new
regime we promise better things.
Ad ex-Confederate member of Congress
from Booth Caroline, who is an ei-Con-fedtrate
officer, will soon offr in the
Boose a resolution declaring definitely
that the Confederate war debt shall never
be recognized or assumed by the United
States; that no claims for slave freed
by tbe war shall ever be esteemed lawful,
and that the poblie credit must be forev
ermore kept unimpaired.
Captain Waddell, of the "Sbensn
doab," aaya the Stock Exchange, in
tended levying a contribution of $500,
000 in gold on the people of Ban Fran
cisco. While on his way to this port he
fell in witb an English vessel, and then
learned that tbe " ornel war " was over,
San Francisco saved her distance.
A factory for the manufacture of a
newly invented explosive is to ba started
at Nevada City. Giant powder is sup
posed to be an insignlfloant destroyer
compared with this new substance.
Alexander Deering, Judge for tbe Thir
teenth Judicial District of tbe State of
California, died at Merced, California,
on tbe 18th instant, after a long illness.
Belknap, Seoretary of War, is a prom
inent eandidate before the laws Legisla
ture for United States Senator. His
chances for election are good.
At Montreal, Canada, fifteen hundred
laborers hare gone to work for seven cents
an hour.
MiBBiKs a Pbincesb. The following
list of sooiety news comes from tbe
Sooiety Islands by a recent arrival at
San Fraciioo:
A marriage in the very highest tier of
social life has been one of the quiet
sensations latoly transpiring in Tahiti.
On the 27th of Ootober, Dorreooe At
water, United States Consul for tbe
Society Islands, was united in tbe holy
bonds of wedlock to the Princess Moetia,
daughter of a chiefesa of royal blood,
The marriage was oonducted by tbe
civil authorities. Dr. Bonnet, Mayor of
Papeete, officiating. No cards and no
oake. The Princess Moetia is a very ac
complished young lady, speaking En
glish and French, as fluently as she does
her native language. She is besides
wealthy in her own right, being tbe
owner of 'the historical palm groves of
Fsra and other lands. She is also the
lessee of Scilly Inland, valuable for its
pearl fisheries. Her mother owns balf
of Moera Island (the Paradise of Eimed,
as old navigators call it) and extensive
possessions on tbe island of Tahiti.
Moetia has three brothers, splendid
specimens of South Sea Chiefs. Tbe
youngest, Narii, is about nineteen years
old, six feet two inches in hight and
weighs 200 hundred pounds and as
straight as an arrow. They were edu
cated in Europe, but like all South Sea
Chiefs, they believe in native customs
and habits. Their mother hns equal
claims to rule with Queen Pomare, but
has never asserted ber rights. The
father of the family was an English Jew
named Salmon, a lawyer by profession,
and a very able man. Soon after he ar
rived in Tahiti he married tbe wealthy
Chiefess mentioned. As to Mrs. At-
water, her many friends will wish ber
much joy. She baa been fortunate ia
seonring a young, gallant and intelligent
Husband, and be has been equally for
innate in oapturing the handsomest and
wealthiest girl in tbe South Sea Islands.
Tbr Tbainino of Railroad Men.
Tbe Pennsylvania railroad company has.
within the past few years, adopted tbe
policy of taking a number of educated
young men into its employ, and training
them in tbe different departments of
railroad management, so as to produce a
regular snpply of not only educated but
practical officials. At the present time
there are from twenty to thirty mcta men
employed in Altoona, some of them in
: tbe drawing-room, others in the shops
ana on tne road. I bo testins de
partment and the wheel foundry are both
under tbe charge of such persons. Msny
oi me sections ol traoic are also super
vised by them, and tbe practioal result is
that there is growing up about this line
a corps oi experienced and accomplished
omciais suon as cannot be found on any
other railroad in the country. Of course
these men are laughed at a good deal
by the older and more experienced men
perhaps at times with some justice;
but, although there may at times be some
amateur railroading, those who are
laughed at don't seem to mind tbe aneers
of tbe older men, and tbe evil of ineipe
rienoe, if it be one, will cure itself in
time, and when cured, tbe policy will
bring with it tbe immense additional ad
vantage of having a body of men who
are both experienced and educated in tbe
ordinary sense of the term. There is of
course such a thing as valuing too mocb
the knowledge wbicb comes from study
atone, ana mat wmca 18 learned by prao
tical experience too little, and perhaps
111 mbMiiu 1 , 1) I : : i
road Company may have erred in this
respect; but generally there has been
abown an appreciation of the value of
Intelligence, of knowledee and of ednna.
lion, such as no other railroad company
use wuicniea.
Hers is a new idea of tbe Tweed ens.
Tbe St. Louis Globe-Democrat says:
There seems to be a popular misappre
hension of tbe nature and consequences
of Boss Tweed's escape from Lndlow
street jail. By the decision of tbe Su
preme Court of New York, be was re
leased from confinement on Blackwell's
Island soma time ainoe, on tbe ground
that tbe cumulative sentence against him
was illegal. He bad been sentenced to
an aggregate of twelve years and a fine
of $12,000 on different misdemeanors
punishable witb three months and and a
small fine each. The Supreme Court
decided that he could not bs sentenced
to more than one term, and that he was
entitled to bis release at tbe end of the
first three months. He was then rear
rested on civil process on an action
brought by the people of New York to
recover tbe money alleged to bave
been stolen by bim. Ludlow street jail
is in reality a debtor's prison, and be was
confined there in default of $6,000,000
bail. Ilia escape from tbenoe does not
make bim a fugitive from justice, but
only a fugitive from debt. So far from
being compelled to seek refuge in Spain
or Mexico, or some other country with
wbicb tbe United States have no ex
tradition treaty, be is perfectly safe tbe
moment be crosses tbe Hoboken Ferry
as he cannot be arrested for debt in any
other State, or even in any other county
of New York State. The suit against bis
property will go on, but we donot be
lieve enough will be recovered to pay for
the prosecution. Lawyers and " friends"
bave absorbed pretty nearly all tbe old
man managed to acquire by the industri
ous plundering of a long life.
Fivr Odndred Mkn Mobc than Six
Fin High. In answer to an advertise
ment for " 300 men six feet or npward
in hight, to appear in tbe play of ' Julius
Cwsar,' " more than 800 applicants be
sieged tbe stage door of Booth's Theatre
yesterday. They began assembling as
early as 8 o'clock, and attracted no small
attention from tbe residents of the neigh
borhood. The door leading to tbe family
circle and tbe stsge was opened shortly
before ten o'clock, and the colossal ap
plicants for supernumerary fame were
obliged to pass in Indian file before the
critical eyes of Messrs. Tooker and Vin
cent, the business and stage managers.
Those of them who were judged to be
"six feet in bight and over" were passed
along the passage of the direotion of the
stage, while others who failed to come
up to tbe specified measurement was
picked out of the ranks and sent away.
After nboot two hundred and fifty of the
tallest men bad been selected, tbe doors
were cloBt-d, and the successful giants,
headed by tbe police officers, were
murcbod on tbe stage and drawn np in
lines facing the auditorium, Tbey pre
sented a very respectable appearance.
After being engaged tbey passed through
tbe Twenty-third street door, and were
received by a crowd of small boys, who
lined the ourb and greeted the men with
jokes. fN. Y. Times, Deo. 8.
Love and Laudanum .A young man
who bad been rejected by tbe girl be
loved put an end to his life yesteaday by
swallowing a quantity of laudanum. E.
Bemer is the name of the suicide. He
was a shoe-cutter by trade, and resided at
No, 201 Oak street. He had been paying
attention to a young lady of this city for
some time, and a few days since asked
Der to beoome bis wire. She refused bim,
and he became very despondent. Yester
day morning tbe landlady of tbe house
in wlncn be resided went to bis room at
seven o'olock to make up his bed, and
discovered tbat be baa not arison; so Bbe
went away and did not go to the room
again until noon, when sbe discovered
tbat he was still in bed. Supposing that
be wsb ill, she went into the room to ask
him if she could do anything tor him.
She noticed tbat he appeared to be in a
stupor, and observing a bottle containing
laudanum on a tame near bis bed, con
oluded tbat he bad taken some of tbe
drug, and at once sent for a physician
One oame, and be gave Remer suoh at
tention as bis case called for; but bis
services were of no avail, and at seven
o'clock Bemer died. He was a native of
Germany, about twenty-six years of age.
The Coroner took charge of the body.
is. s . bulletin.
One child shoots anothf.b,. -terday
afternoon, while playing witb a
revolver, Joseph McCarthy, seven years
of sge, was shot by John Myers, aged
six years, and died in fifteen minutes.
Tbe eccident occurred in tbe apartments
of Detective James Ennis, of the Sixtb
precinct. Mr. Ennis, whose apartments
were at No. 66 Jaekson street, was
moving yesterday, tbe two children,
McCarthy and Myers, aiding his own in
carrying some of tbe lighter articles
down tbe stairs. Mr. Ennis, fearful of
accidents, laid bis revolver on the table
in tbe front room. The children com
menced playing with it and McCarthy
was showing them bow the trigger
worked and gave it to littbe Myers, who
pulled it and shot McCarthy in tbe left
gron. Medical assistance was at once
sent for, but when tbe police surgeon
reached the premises tbe lad was dead.
Tbe boy Myers was taken to the station
bouse, but was at once sent boms again
on aooonnt of his extreme youth. N.
X. Herald.
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DISCOITNTlirD
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)RAWN BT WEI.I.S.-FAROO k CO. ON A IX
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United States, Canada's
and Europe,
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Drinking at Washington. Tbe sights
now seen here daily and nightly, and all
av and all mgbt. are sickening and
alarming. I have seen drinking in Wash
ington before, and hard drinking at that,
in saloons, at hotel bars, np in the pri
vate rooms of boarders, down in tbe
basements of oyster shops, but I never
before saw such "gulping" as I see
ere now. The fiery flood is literally
poured down by the half tumbler full
without water, without sugar, without
nything to bate its fury or lessen its in
tense heat; hell fire could hardly be hot
ter; and bell fire is what it is found to be.
bave seen a little of such wild drinking
here before, but chiefly among Western
men and men from the Southwest. But
these classes are surpassed now by East
ern men; say more, by New England
men I And many of tbe best of tbem, or
rather the worst, country-born, village-
sobooled and college-educated. Cin.
Commercial.
Another opportunity is offered to New
York City to maintain her record for
criminal folly. Boss Tweed is actually
in negotiation, through big relatives, for
compromise of tbe suits against him;
the price which he is to pay for entire
mmnmty from further proseoution being
stated as $1,000,000. As the net steal
ings of Tweed during his reign aggre
gated $12,000,000, this will still allow
bim a pretty item ot profit.
A Tebbiblb Apprehension. The fol
lowing alarming telegram comes from
Versailles : Tbe Bremerbafen Zeitung
asserts that in spite of all contradictions,
according to Thomassen's confession,
there is another explosive paokage on
board the steamer Salier, where one had
Ireadv been discovered. Note. The
Salier left Bremerbafen December lGtb,
for Southampton and Mew York. J
F, B. Carpenter, tbe artist, says that
he was with Sumner on tbe evening be
fore Wilson's inauguration as Vice-Presi
dent. Wilson called and said, "Sumner,
can yon lend me a hundred dollars? 1
haven't got money enough to be inaugur
ated on," Sumner readily made tbe
loan.
Has anybody seen or heard anything of
the expeoted reports of the State Prison
experts. Tbe Carson papers intimated
some time ago tbat tbe said re-
port wonld be forthwith forthcoming.
Hope the young men haven't been locked
np in oell. Seriously is n't it time we
had tbe promised expose? Gold Hill
News.
Mr. Eldridge, one of tbe experts ap
pointed to examine into tbe affairs of the
prison and who went to San Franoisco to
look into the Warden' purchases of
leather of the Prison Shoe Factory, baa
returned; and we suppose that he will
very soon ba able to bring bis report to
aoonclusion. Certainly tbe examination
has already been protracted quite long
enough. Justice to all parties demands
that the official report of tba experts
shoold ba made and tba Warden either
returned to bis duties and tbe enjoyment
of hit salary, or be dismissed. Carson
Appeal, 19th.
Sklf-Mubder. About 9 o'olock last
evening, at tbe 1'aoiQo lodging houso,
corner of Commercial and Leidesdorff
streets, Asa P. Perry committed suicide
by shooting himself in tbe head
witb revolver. His wife, it appears,
left home to live with a man named
Janes, and this seems to have been tbe
chief trouble. In tbe inside ooat pooket
oi deceased, a letter bearing date Decern
Der ism, was lound, which reads as fol-
lows:
I am going to write niv last time. 1
want the world to know what I died for
It is for my darlen wife which J. F,
Janes stole (rom me. She was a darling
to me. l cannot live without her. I am
as onbappy as a man can live. He goes
by tbe name of " Stiokeen." I cannot
write much because I am not able. Tbey
room to tbe Government House. I have
brother in Oldtown, Maine: Bunsor.
juaine, papers please puniub.
A. x PERRY,
On the back of the letter, written in
pencil, is:
Ida dear, I die for you to nit. I spill
my heart's blood for you. I hope you
can live hapy but I must so good bye
my aear. a. f. ukbby
J. P. Janes, or " Stiokeen." as be
called, is tbe man who killed John Gal'
lagber on tbe night of tbe eleotiou, two
years ago, but owing to tbe mitigating
oiroumstances conuected with it be was
acquitted, lie ia reported to be a candi
date now for a position on the polioe
iorce. is. r. Bulletin, is.
A resident of Corbeil. in Franca, named
It , presented himself tbe other day
si me noose oi m. uarlbe, in Auteu II.
who bad formerly been a furniture dealer.
and asked bim if be remembered having
vuugut b iu nuciiuu saie in iffo a
desk of which It gave a particular
description, asking tbat if tbe desk still
remained in M. liartbe's possession be
should like to boy it at any cost, as
once belonged to bis father. M. Bartbe
answered that be still bad tbe desk
" There it is." he said. I do not care
to Know your motive, nor do I wish to
make a profit out of your wish to have
tne aesit. ii you will replaoe it by an
other, you can have it taken away
J wo Lours later it was removed to Cor
beil, and a new desk was placed in its
stead. I be old desk bad a secret drawer.
in which R found 10,000 francs in
gold, wrspped up in paper. In looking
over some old letters of bis father a few
days before, K bad first learned of
tbe conoealinent of tbe gold, which he
was so fortunate in recovering.
Puts and Calls. Ths system of stock
speculation known as " puts and oalls."
which has become quite popular in San
Franoisco, seems to bave been introduced
in Austin. Passing by a table in
saloon where a game of cards was in
progress, Ust evening, we heard a man
say: ' It ain't your put,' but I'll 'call'
you; 'cause I tbink I've cot tbe best
band." Reveille.
Artificial ubindstones. One of the
newest artioies produced in Germany
an artinoial grindstone. These grind
atones are made at the City of Worms,
of grit, soluble glass and petroleum
Tba proportions are not given by the
journal to wnloo we are indebted for
formation conoeruing their fabrication.
It is said tbat tbey are so firm as to
dure a very highspeed without becoming
Oil,
THE STATE
BANK OF NEVADA,
pioonE.
Board of Directors t
JOHN P. KEIXEY President
JAB. FTNLATBON Vice President
CHA8. A. WIEDERHOLD Secretary
F. PHILSON J. W. WRIGHT,
H. 8. LUBBOCK HARRY I. THORNTON.
Attorneys I THORNTON, KELLEY A Q ABBES
EPOSIT8 RECEIVED. EITHER ON OPEN
account or to issue certificates therefor Dev.
able on demand.
EXCHANGE DRAWN UPON
NEW YORK and SAN FKANCISCO.
And other principal cities of the TJ, B.
Also upon
LONDON, DUBLIN, PABIS, BERLIN
And all of the principal cities of Europe.
Currency Bought and Sold.
Collections Promptly Made.
Railroad and Mining Stocks Bought
and Sold on ComuiMon.
r Money Loaned on Stocks. "Ys
$tnM
In Piocbe. Nov.. Deo. 23. 187(1. bv Judite
Henry Rives, Jan. F. Wilkin and Miss Louisa J.
BIOCM.
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Ploche, Deoember 24th, 1875.
T
SOCIAL BALL.
HERE WILL BE A SOCIAL BALL
at the
Meadow Valley Hotel
IN BULLIONVILLE,
On Christmas Eve.
E. M. CRANE.
A. T. EASTLAND,
JA8. C'ONAWAY,
8. B. MARTINO.
THOa OIL LAN,
Managers.
P0S THE HOLIDAYS.
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
JUST RECEIVED FOB THE
AT
J. LEVIN
& CO'S,
fllHB LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
JL of miperlur
FRENCH CANDIES
Ever bronght to this State, freth and
dollciou, conalating ot
Frennh Jelly and Cream,
Mottoes, Lozengea,
Nut and Stick Candies.
English Walnut, Strawberry and French
unocoiate nougat
Japanese Cocoauut,
Turky Fig Paste,
Oumdropa of all flavor.
French Bon Bona,
Chocolate Creams,
Walnnt, Cocoanot,
Vanilla, Catawba, Raaln
And numerous other Jelly Candies.
Candy Toye,
Mechanical Tnya,
Also a lot of Fine Dressed Was Dolls.
Also just received direct from tho Factory in
tbe Kant, a large lot of First Quality
Golden Thread and Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Havana, Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
CHEWING AND BUOEINO TOBACCO.
A full supply ot Stationery, School
and Account Books.
A CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
dn.tt
BANKESG HOUSES.
THE RIM (J WARD!
Correspondents I
LAIDLAW k CO. , Agents of the Bank
oi California
LONDON and SAN FRANCISCO
BANK LIMITED and J. H.
LATHAM 4 CO., Stock
Brokers.....
New Turk
San Francisco
Jal-tt.
J. W. WRIGHT, Bank Manager.
CLOTHLUG. ETC.
.CLOTHING, DBY GOODS, ETC.
PIOCHE
HMD
!
FOR PARTICULARS,
APPLY AT
JOS
RICH'S
OPPOSITION
ONWARD!
'TRIUMPHANT!
JONAS COHN
DEFYS
COMPETITION!
STORE'
-AND-
WILL CONTINUE TO SELL HIS
WHO BROUGHT CLOTUIXG PRICES
DOWN IX PIOCDE1
JOS. RICH,
-at sren-
-THAT-
AT
OPPOSITION STORE.
ASTONISHED
EViY
ATTENTION!!!
NOW IS THE TIME!
TO BCY YOUR
DRY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH !
J. MYERS & BR0.
Are offering their Large and Well
Selected Stock of
Dry Coods,
Fancy Goods,
Ladies and
Children's Shoes,
At San Francisco Cost, to doge out Busineas
WITHIN NINETY DAYS.
They also offer their Real Estate for Sale, con
sisting of
ONE HOUSE AND LOT
On Meadow Valley Street;
ONE HOUSE AND LOT
On Fioche Street and
ONE HOUSE AND LOT
On McCannon Street.
Ladles, don't fall to secure Bargains, and re
member the place,
J. MYERS Sc BRO. ,
At the Brick Store, Main Street.
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WHO MAKES THE MONOP
OLISTS SQUEAL!
JOS. RICH,
-XT-
OPPOSITION STORE.
WHO HAS TBE CHOICE! GOODS I
JOS. RICH,
IA11RS' MARKET
AGAINST THE FIELD!
MAIN STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE
MEADOW VALLEY.
OMtfEILL,
Independent of Monopoly!
rilARKS PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE
1 People of Ploche thai he has just fitted
up a
MEAT MARKET
With unequalled facilities for furnishing
MT7TTON.
VTlATi AXld
AT
OPPOSITION STORE.
WHO RECEIVES S 10. OOO WORTH
Off NEW GOODS TO BUCK
AGAINST MONOPOLY 1
JOS. RICH,
BEING A
PIONEER
in that Line of business, it is
Impossible for any
HEW COHCEB.IT
To Undersell Him!
COME ONE! COME ALL!
AT-
ND
SATISFY YOURSELVES. ANTJ YOUR PnriirT.iinnK W1IJ. BE
YOUR GUIDE! u2-tf
OPPOSITION STORE.
WHO IS GOING TO SELL CLOTH-
INO AT HALF PRICE I
JOS. RICH
SAN FRANCISCO
RESTAURANT
23 L
AT
MEADOW VALLEY STREET,
Opposite Dexter Stable.
39
OPPOSITION STORE. Gib fried it Biiameher, Proprietors.
Fresh Oysters In ever style.
Oven day and night for the accommodation of
he public n33-tf
WHO IS THE SOLE AGENT FOR
ATKINSON'S SHIRTS I
JOS. RICH! Granger Chop-House,
AT NEWTON RICHARDS,
nDDAciTtnai ernne rrupnoior.
WHO
SELLS ATKINSON'S SHIRTS
FOR tl.75 EACH1
JOS. RICH
THI8 POPULAR
HOUSE
la now opened to the nublio and will be kept
as a flnt-class Chop-Houae.
Menla at all Honrs of the Day or Night.
Meala cooked to order. Oysters In every atyle.
Jall-tf
AT
OPPOSITION STORE.
WHO HAS RECEIVED ONE HUN.
DRED DOZEN MISSION UNDER.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS T-X
OF AN INCH THICK
HSAVY. SELLS THEM
FOR S1.13 A PAIR!
JOS. RICH
AT
OPPOSITION STORE.
FOR SALE !
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN PIOCHE
nuely turulahed throniihont. for aale
cheap for oaah.
For full particulars Inquire of
CHAH. WIEDFRHOLC,
nl-U Mala street.
A
cheat
WANTED.
PARTNER WITH S.OOO. FOB PaR
tlcnlan, Inquire at the Roeoao Ornoa.
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LIVING RATES.
JACK O'BRIEN and FRED. HATCH will bs
on hand to attend to ths wants of customers.
The patronage of Familes and Hotels soils,
lied. O'NEILL.
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CITY CLUB ROOMS,
Main
street, two Doors above Meadow
Valley, Ploche, Nevada.
WINKS, LIQUORS at CIGARS
of the Best Brands.
APRIVATB ROOM ATTACHED TO THE
House for ths use ol Card Parties.
BAN RTAX, the Celebrated Mixologist will
always be on hand superintending ths mixtures
at the Bar.
Call sad sample ths Brands. oM-tf
WHO SELLS SUITS OF CLOTHING
FOR flO.00 THAT WERE FORM.
ERLY SOLD AT 930.001
JOS. RICH
AT
OP POSITION STORE.
ACADEMY OF ST. MAEY'S,
OP TJTVIX.
THI8 FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
erected on lat Weat Street, Salt Lake City,
la now sumcieniy completed to accommodate
boarders in a healthful and pleasant manner.
The Slaters oil r the advantagee of a thorough
education to young ladies Intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
For one Seeaion of Ave montha, lnclud.
ins Board, Heading. Was&lng.and Tut.
tion In EngliHh Branches f 125 00
Inatrumental Muaio ,. 30 00
Uae of Iuatrument 5 00
Languages, each 10 00
Private Vocal Leeaons 20 00
' . ' Clam 6 00
Drawing Lessons 30 00
General Vocal Class... rasa
" Drawing Class yukk
Each Punil should be furnlahed with ( Tow.
ela, Napklna, 1 Knife, 1 Fork, 1 Teaspoon, 1
Tableapoou, 1 Silver Ooblet. and sufficient
Clothing.
Terma are Invaiiablv in advance. No deduc
tion made for withdrawing pupils before the
end of their eeaeion, unless in caae of sickness
or memiHKRt.
For further particulars, apply to
MOTHER M. AUGUSTA,
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory.
Superior.
nU-lin
HOSPITAL
OF THE
HOLY CROSS.
rpilE BISTERS OF THE HOLT CROR8
X opened on Monday, October 2Mb, IMS,
WHO SELLS HATS. PI HMSHING
GOODS, UNDERWEAR. BOYS'
SUITS, HATS, CAP, BOOTS
SHOES, AT HALF PRICE 1
Jos. Rich,
AT
opposition store. Their large Brick Hospital,
On Fifth East Street, between South
Temple and Flint South Streets,
Salt Lake City.
The Institution will ba under ths lmmedlato
supervlalon of the Slaters themaelvea. and will
be attended by a corps of the beat Physicians
ui me vity,
TSSM a:
A Bubsorlntlon of ONE DOLLAR per Month
regularly paid In advance whlln in HEALTH
will entitle the Subscriber to FREE ADMIS
SION, otherwise 110.00 per week will be
charged.
BiBiKH at. auuigiA.
nis-lm Superior,
JOSEPH RICH,
Popular Opposition Clothier.
GIVE ME MY KINGDOM I FOR I AM
Dying
Dying; !
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Dying !
SAN JOSE
HOT US
MAIN STREET,
PIOCHE NEVADA,
T
'IlK UNDKR8IQNED HAVING
LEASED thia popular Houae,
has had the aame thoroughly ren
ovated and repaired. The
ROOMS ARE LARGE
AND WELL VENTILATED; THE
TABTjB
Will be supplied with the beat the market
affords, and no pains spared to make guest
comfortable and at home.
THE BATHS
Will be supplied with hot and cold water.
Chargea reasonable. .
A share of publio patronage iarespecuunj
solicited.
A. D. MILLER, Prop'r.
July 11th, 1878. Jyll-tf
NEW YORK BAKERY
AND
ClRESTMRANT
LACOUR STREET, PIOCHE.
HERMAN HOEST, Proprietor.
PRIVATE ROOMS ELEGANTLY ANU
LY furnished for Dinners, Ball Supper and
Wedding Parties.
Meals at AU Boars.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT for the accomm"'
dationof the Publio. aa "
BULLIONVILLE
STAGE.
F'EOM AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
VEMBER loth, 1STS, the
BULLIONVILLE STAGE
Will leave Piocbe at 4 p.m. and BnlUonvllle
at 8 a. m., carrying
Mail, Passengers and Freight.
CULVan
nl6.1m
WM.
Notary Publio. OommlssionM J"0
KINO te CHATTIN,
(Successors to t. J. Thlbault, deceased,)
NOTARIES PTJBLIC,
CIOMMISSIONFRS OF DEEDS FOR ALL
, states and Territories, Oonvejancera, w
Estate and General Agenta. ukl - 0f
eaParticular attention Seet,
DEPOSITIONS. Office Mil 91orol,d,Mm
BAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
TO LET.
WTTT1 TT11T TfVfl nV MAIN
1 Street, known tb B" 1
Ksr ass? i s jssffjs,
opposite Wells, Fsrgo k Co. ." , LuB-
Apply at the oftssol Sherwood a wv
ber vara.
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MA