The Pioche weekly record. [volume], June 16, 1888, Image 2

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Mud, in ita fogurntive cdw, it
weapon that but id way been a favorite
with the Democratic prcti Lincoln,
Grant, Garfield and Blaine have each in
turn Wb plastered over with it We
now prophecy that the nominee of the
Chicafln Convention to be held next
week, though do&btieas now and always
heretofore a respectable and highly re
spected man of national 'reputation, who
ever be nay be, will be aocueed of moat
J&fMnoua practice. The ntaal number
of liea will be told about him, -he will
reotire the regular coating of mod. We
don't bf lieve in flighting the Devil with
fire; beciuae that mythical personage
would, if true to the fiery deecription
given of himself and his aorroundingt,
probably overcome an. Our weapona
would destroy ourselves. Neither do we
believe in kicking at a mute's heels. For
: similar reasons we think it bad to fight
the Democratic party with mud. Their
farorite nickname "The Great Un
washed" cries out agaiont such a ararse.
The mud would'nt show On the other
hand it would, true to the old adage be
smear us. Consequently we disapprove
the late effort in that direction against
the President. We bare to deal with
htm politically. The public hsre only
to do with bis public fault. If it were
true that he abused bis wife and threw
hia mother-in-law out of the window, it
would be their duty to sue, the former
for divorce, the latter for damages. But
either of those circumstances would af-i
not the price of lead or silver. On the
contrary, if be were, a we hope he is,
the most loving of husbands and the
most dutiful of sons, these matter
would erer avail to elect a free-trade
congressman from Oregon.' The public
fanlta of the man, bis enmity to silver,
and to American industry, his methods
as a "Boss" are sufficient to damn htm as
far as the public is concerned. His
public virtues, if he had any, would with
propriety be praised by the press. His
treatment of bis wife, or anything about
bit wifegood or bad could only influ
enot to tats who imbibe political opinions
from the fashion magazines. No mud
for us. -
The word American seems to stick in
too Pioohe Rbcosd man's neok. 1( be
would get out of mormondom for a time
he might bo made to understand that
the time is near at hand for Americans
to raw their own country.-! Lyon Coun
ty Times. - - - :
Wrong. We love the wora and for
that reason object to its villianous mis
us by those who only seek their own un
worthy ends, at the public expense and
to its detriment. The Record is Amer
ica to the back-booe. It believes no
flag but our owa should ever be allowed
to fly over a public building or in a pub
street. It recognises no political differ
vuo between Mormons, Jews, Christians,
Pagans, Atheists and Pantheists who
obey the law; nor between honest and
intelligent Americans who have become
so by chance or by choice. It believes
. that if the time has not already come it
will come shortly whs foreign immi
gratiou must he restricted, and that nat
uralisrUon ought sow to be given only to
those who oan stand a rigid examination
and a strict investigation as to their
qualiftoaliona far niiissnahip. . It further
believes that whatever may be necessary,
sad souse nil sntly right, should be dons
to prase vu the truth aad spirit of Amer
toaa Iibarty. Yet it reiterates the
state went, which it knows to be true,
that that is a class of professional poli
tieiMM who hare misused and tried
to dsbaus too word American to make it
mean simply the attainment of their own
strictly selfish ends. And it again as
serts that the candidate for offioe who
oaa five no batter proof of fitness than
tha record of hia birth, as against that of
his opponent, la always a fraud.
Tha reaeoa tha Republican party can
sot agree on a presidential candidate
with tha same facility as was displayed
last wash at St Louis by tha Democrats
to this. We haw no national "Boss.''
Wo never had one, and we never will
have one. We are not a one man party.
Whenever tha Bepoblieaa party becomes
ao deficient is principle at so poor in in
tellect, that its representatives submit
against tha wishes of considerable nom
bars, and without making a fight, to the
JiuMinS) of single politician we wil
At a nook convention held at Harvard
ftsMwsasst received ever 400 votes and
Masaa about 200. This is about the
kmooftsos that will" be maintained
throughout tha country next, November.
Virginia Chiwaiols.
aa that was decidedly a "mock" eon-
HI BR AH VOR OREGON.'
The Oregon election is the most sub
aUntial victory won by the Republican
party for many years. Two years ago,
alien the tariff plank of the Itemocratic
national platform was still reversible,
Congressman Herman was re-elected by
a plurality, merely, of ItkfO votes. Now,
however, since Cleveland has decided to
turn the free trade side of the plank up,
and keep it ap (for a little while) Mr.
Herman is elected to serve his third
term by a majority of all the votes, of
7,000. The single issue in this election
was protection or free trade. The Dem
ocratic orators astonished themselves
and the ccuntry by telling what they in
truth die want to do with the tariff.
The result was that their party in Ore
gon was doubled up aa with a spasm.
The truth is not wholesome for the Dem
ocratic party. The experiment uas a
rash one. It turned out bad. We will
now expect the old tactics of prevarica
tion to Le put in practice. Yes, we win
bet a dollar to a cent, and give back the
cent if we win it, that, before Novem
ber, wc will fee told that Henry Watter
son's views which controlled in making
the Democratic platform do not favor a
tariff for revenue onlv.
The Democratic Newspapers are now
engaged in explaining why the repub
lican plurality of lt35 in '86 was in
creased to 7,000 in '88, in Oregon. They
aay that the people dind't really under
stand. The Tar-heads of California
have always claimed that the Webfooted
Oregonians were doll of comprehension.
But then the eloquent words of the re
nowned John 1. Irish, and the still more
eloquent works af the w hilom manipu
lator of Ti Id en's "bar'i" ought to have
enlightened them. Singular how dull
some people are.
Of course they all expected Oregon
would go Republican. The most elo
quent Democratic speaker on the coast
was only sent there for fun. The local
manager of the "bar." was only distrib
uting aim. Bab! as the sheepmen said
on election day.
The Republican National Convention,
to be held in Chicago, will be composed
of 822 delegates, as follows.
Delegates-et-large 132
District Delegates ttT0
Territorial delegates , 18
District of Columbia delegates 2
It will require 412 to nominate,
' COAST NKW.
,J The trustees of Dayton, Wash., have
fixed the aaloon license tax at $1,000 a
A "tenderfoot" proapeutor left-Tomb
atone, Aria., last week with four tons of
grub. ,. ..
Three fatal cases of scarlet fever took
place in one family in Red Bluff, Cal.,
last week. 4.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
River is 7,005 feet jeep, 14 miles wide
and 300 miles long.
A brush fire at Brownsville, British
Columbia, last week destroyed 30,000
fence rails. . ,, ,
Many of the sheep-owners of Lake
county, Cal., have imported packs of
hounds to clear off the coyotes and wild
cata.
The only hope for Mrs. Pyle and her
son, John Harne, who arc condemned to
suffer death for the crime of anon at
Wills Walla, is Executive clemency.
Dick Willoaghby, a Stockton prospec
tor, found some fossil bones near Juneau.
The skull weighs 800 pounds and meas
ures eight and a half feet across the fore
head. ,
A number of Cherry -growers in the
neighborhood of Marysville have realized
this season a net profit of from 8300 to
$400 per acre, although the crop has
been light. .
At Stewart, Colorado, on the 2d inst.
a gang of cowboys took jmssession of the
town and demolished the postof&oe and
its contents. About 100 altnta were fired.
but no one wss hurt.
' A cava occurred in tha St. Lawrence
mine at Butte City, Montana, on the 3d
mat All the men below ground.
cept five, were gotten out. It is feared
the unfortunate quintette will not be
rescued alive
The following graceful send-off is given
the Riverside Tribune on its first issue
by the Press of that town The River
side Tribune appeared this morning. It
is a seven-column sfleet, Republican in
in politics, and is edited by a Canadian
who cannot . vote, ; ,
, A recent issue of the Bodie Miner has
the following local: All gentlemen in
Mono county who do nut desire an office
at the coming election are requested to
matt at Miner's I'nion Hall, Bodi. next
Monday evening, to take (lie prelim wary
steps to prevent having an of Bee thrmt
upon them. ( -
A hot time was had in Uraii'eville
(Idaho) last week at the meeting of as
old man and a young man from Arkansas,
recent settlers of the vicinity. The
young man seduced tlteold man's twenty
year-old -girl, and the father - wanted
blood or sixty dollars. . On receiving the
latter he went home appeased. " "
The Santa Fe (X. Mex.) News says:
Father Brown, Catholic priest of the ,
pariah in which Gallup is situated, has
the largest parish in America, if not in
the world. It is 300 miles long by 100
miles wide. The reverened father not
only attends to his parochial duties faith
fully and without assistance but is also
School Commissioner
County, N. Mex.
Inter-Mountain i Henry .'ago of the
Anaconda mine, and Patrick Kelly, of
Lead villa, had a drilling eontefct Wed
nesday at Meaderville, Montana,' for
S2j6 a side. 1'oge won. putting down a
dry hole IS inches in 1 minutes while
Kelly only made 11, Page also drilled
a 7-inch wet bole in four minute., while
it took Kelly aeven minutes to drill a
ti-inch hole under similar conditions.
Cure of Cancer an J L'lccrs.
' Judge T. l WcLondoa writes to tha
Bivif i ttpeciflo Co. t 'About three years
Jerrv Bradley, bad a cancerous
sure on hi face, near the right aye. It
caused him a great deui at pain, and he
lost ttie titrtil of tue eye, but vus finally
cured by the uaa of Swift's Upecitiu.
TUtacateit well know ju Wiijtt Co..
lia., witei-e lis livttd.-'
Mr. U Cos, ef Arkabutla, Tntc Co.,
M'sh., writes: I suffered ptvuX deal
from oht ulcers for ye;iv. Your medi
cine vu rei'otn men tied, and alter unm?
six boiitaa 1 was coiupietely cured,
lour metHcjiie does even more thnn vou
claim (or it. I have known ii to cure
case which wore thought hornless.'1
Mrs. A. At. (ioidsmilh, No. RT4 Warren
RL, Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: "1 com
niwnceduHiriB H. H R about t litre rears
aco. I had suffered who a sore throat
for over a your. I ue4 n great many
n'her remedie with no (tort results.
ily I
trin, biro, nan nre nnjrer; It
romiiiiiieod from tha quick, and then
.. ..nn-. t.uiini rome ou. we aoi-lored
her for over two years, tuid when Icom
mcnooi living-M. K. H. I thought 1 would
aoe what :t would do for her nn
thankful to say that It entirety cured
bftr It the bvit. remedy "l know
ft rnr Vm hlnnd. I mally bclinve
ir iv.ia i no in'n of Having m Jifa.
Jhfldwm-10;.: mo I hud tv Uu-oatdJa-mm
M.m.Jur to (Jr'nciai firant'a. 1
rtirfnliy r.coi)imi-ni.l u to ml auffcrina
from) H T.itM-i bi.',oii.' , . - T
'Irttl Tit on. RfiiCt! unit flriti IMtliwa
nmnti.li.vy. T!iRw:r, K7nnc
.parrita,-
In the CftthoIIe Cfaurch. Piccb Junn ttk immi.
by fiibtiop canltn. John O. Kelly ud Mi
NEW TO-DAY,
nojn'imr-Miij
THE
' ...... WILL GIV A BALL ;
" -AT '
BROWN'S HALL,
ON
Wednesday Eyeoiao:, Jaly 4tti, 1888
TICKETS, 81.60. ;
Q SAND M ISO TO OOMMKHOI tit 8:90 BHtar.
Notice to Lienholders.
OTIOR IB HBBBV 'OIVEN THAT JOHN
KofHlar has eoaimeDCMt an ftctiuA in ttu-
Justloa Oourt of Plocns Townihtp, County of
Uncoln, BUtr of Nevada, againiit H. T. Wella
and tit Mayfluwer mine and HialnB claim,
sltitato In BrUtot MttiiDR Distrlot, in fl.i
oountT, to foracloes alien ssaiaiit Mid Mtnn
and Mining alalia, for tha sum of two bnndivri
aod thirtj.nine 40-100 dnliara; and aU pemoui
haviOR or cUiuilna any llMisasiuBt ssld MIdc
ran biuiur dwiu ua otmuj notinwi to be sua
aipar bafose said Court, an tha SDd dr of
Jnl. 4. ft. ISHB.kt 1 'lfMk. v, At tlt.t a
ba aad thaw to exhibit thalx asld Ileus and
-94d. ' JORlT BOEDER.
Notice to Licnholdsrs.
VTOTIOK IS HEBE11V GIVEN THAT TFiE
nnii(;nlf(nl lu rammpnrail un action iu
the Jiillcfl, turt of Ploona Townehli), Uonntr
of Uacotn,8tatef N rada, afialart HmryT
Wella and the fTliowr Dim and Ai.nt...
nUimsitoaUNlinJlrUtf' MinluK Uutrlct. Uu.
wus'T. nww ui jatwaua, WLIcli Mid action
is brongbt to anform a oiocbsBica Hen for
the Mini Of one lmndrl and tiiit.iDi.t ,1.1
larn and tbirtr-RtKht cwnta (11)8 ) in (uvor of
itiamtui uu kkiiih( paia atteiuuuts, UfOTI thti
mid Mnyllower Ulus and miamK clslnt itotB(l
lu BrUtol Mining Dlrtrict, Llnvolu Conutr,
State of Navatla. Mow ttmmfnm nil i.
saving, holding or clnlmitiK any lliui or lieun
upon Mid innii'tB an boKba uutluud to bo
and appbr Utfore thf ssld Omrt on the lath
day of June, A. D. , at 11 oVfnckA. m. of
tint day and thnn and there nbiblt their HSiil
clftlmN of llt,n and the proof tlianof . ,
oafltd. WtLUa.UZtLL,LlSfiholdvr'
MiSCEUANHOU;?.
J.NESBITT&BR0.,
(Fir.-lrnnf Unlltliiii.'. J
Main St Pioohe, THv.
TClH'LEbil.E AND UXTAI1.
DKALKKtl ly
Groceries. Provisions
General Merchandise.
MPoiiTCRit or ,
WINES,;
LIQUORS,
f Mi
CIGARS anil
;L '1 ' .'I 'tobaccos.
Country Produce
I . BOUCHT a SOLD.
1 ' ' n s
Aim Oenor.l Pclor. lu
DRY COODS and
:A C'CLOTHINC;
Gents' Furnishing Goods ! !
Boots & Shoes,
Mea's, Bots I Youths Hits & Caps,
Wall-paper,
V- ,.t
HOUSE LINiNC. Etc., Etc.
Wf i :
Dry-Goods Department.
.In tbe Dry-Goods Depart
ment we ate offering special
bargains in order to make
room for. our Spring and Bum
mer Goods now in transit.
Note the following: Blankets,
and Robes, Bed Comforts, Flan
nels. Ladles Heavy Ekirts, La
dies, Misses and Children's
Woolen Hose, Gents Fine
Woolen Half Hose, Ladies,
Misses and Children's Cloaks
and. Newmarkets, Jersey Jack
ets, Woolen Dress Goods, Wool
en Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs and
Heavy Mitts.
Clothing Deoartment. !
: ' In this Department we offer
MTgains superior to any nere
tofore given 'in this vicinity
and call special attention to
our stock of Overcoats and
Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods In
great variety and of the best
quality, An examination her
will most oertainly oonvlnoe
you. .a . .
Our prices on . Buok Gloves
are 00 per cent, lower than
formerly, and our Stock the
Largest that has been carried
for years. -
Grocery Department.
The Grocery Department is
Constantly supplied, and here
our Prices are still Lower than
the Lowest. Call and be Con
vinced. '
i . .: ' I : ' ' .i. :
We hivo added largely to
our' stock of Harness, eto., and
carry a good assortment of
Harness, Bridles, Collars,
Sweat-pads, Halters, Whips,
Etc, Eto. .
Our nnlli-e rt.ch I. Ar.w n4 Pr..h.
hM. Iw.N n.c.nlly rrnl,'.,l, anil tu,
Inin. ,1. Mwtb-.Klen fir Mirir-trurn
TERMS STKICTLY CASH-
KI3GELLAHE0U?-
HESPEHIAIT
DRUGSTORE.
JOHN SHIER,
;iit snd Apothecary,
PURE DRUGS,
Choicest Toilet Articles,
Patent Medicines,
'i AND
STATIONERY.
T1IK Utl AKIMkNl' !'
I, II! Ill ; & FLOM ER SEEDS
Jku v .:. .'. ,- . i.
Will rlT. K.prl.l Atl.nlion
r duriug lh
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Present Season.
In .11 llan. will
FRF.SH AND FIRST-CLASS.
JOHN SHIER,
Poatoffice, Main ft, fioche, In.
C J. BOSKOWZ,
H"t foa Finest ,"
Kentucky Whiskies
-AND-
California Wines,
252 Market St., Sao Francisco. Cal.
A.MAKDICH,
MtIN T.. . . piooa, NBVAOA,
. . Qenaral Dtaler ia
Orooerie 4c Provisions,
Foreip & Domestic Frnifs
ASD ' " '
Fine Confectionery
A Full taHi of
FANCY GROCERIES
. OoHUall; on band, aim
x.SBotoKrai,
ORANTOXMI,
(K.o l. at Ih. viHoat (totality and
Prlrr. ao Low ao tho Lowoot.
o wk .t homo. W.no ooini trtt
Poy kbMlutolj onn. No n.k. Oapl
Itol aot nqnirod. HMd.r, If jou w.ut
..if. pnwno oi oito.r
Mt, yiutiorold, en moll, on! poy olltb.
time thaj work, with oUolut. wrUlntf, writ.
lurputlonl.ni lo U. UAU.ITT At Oc. Fun
lMia,MMW. .
MIB0ELLAKE0D8.
GEO. S. SAWYER,
Attorney 4 Counsei!or-at law,
Office i Lafcs Blwk,
PIOOHE, NEVADA,
T. J. OSBORNE,
Attomcr-aMaf M Notary Public.
Pratt Attualtoa sIt.ii la
AU rvltotlMa.
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It. S. CLAPP,
U0UMTY BDKVEyoa,
Deputy U. I Mineral Sorieyor,
ANU
NOTARY PUBLIC,
rilH'HK. UNOOLN COtlNTV. V.
J. POUJADE,
ORK BUYER,
PAIN TUB HIUHICNT PRII'M nIM
LEAD It SILVER ORES,
MAIM T.. PIOfMB, KKY.
FULKS' SALOON.
Hola Bt., oppo.lt. K.odo Voll.y
PIOCMB t,.
Disseise t.c Finest .
LIOUORS
and CIGARS
OVER THk BAR
' OP ANY KOUtl '
In the Mountain Country.
Livery Stable,
MKiDOW VAlaLKT TlllKTk
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Pioohe - . Nevd
JOSEPH COOK.
UtOFMll.TOH.
fTOHWr.NTI T ON JUNU OKI. TU I.CT '
j HAwrl Miitl..,
IVams, RuggjeK and
Saddle htm,
AT LOW RATE.
toon aou.l.J sl laoaaooloM,oaoan.
fall! irooaaod. atMU
PHILADELPHIA
BREWERY,
Main Street, ...... '.. Plocho,
LOUIS KLEIN,
PROPRIETOR.
KKKFH TBK PlNltaT BRAND. OP
wxtsrmm,
ijiQUonai
alicl OIOARa
To be Had la ilia Market
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