tbs piocas mm ana.
ATIRlAY UCIOIIKHSO, 1M8
A Sill AUDI K.
Scietiy Wiudom of Wall Streut if
uow the correct designation of the Min
uesots politician whom President Har
rison made member of his cabinet, and
who was, at the time, said to "represent
the vast interests of the growing ,Te8t,"
Ilia rucc-ut utterances on silver and hit
late decision on the lead question show
that he truly tries to represent the inter
est of the creditor classes of the East,
the bankers, brokers, and "money kings"
generally, and that he seriously, ma
liciously and studiously misrepresent'
the intercuts of the whole of the West,
including those of hia own state. Hi
attempt to get "on the fence" to appeal
only to desire to carry out the law as i
is, is too transparent to deceive thi
men of the West, What he aays in hi.
recent lead decision is, in effect, that
the onut of prosecution against custom
officers, (and the burden of proof,) lies up
on the miners of the United States.
That meant years of delay for us, during
which the lead market may, at far as it
would benefit us, be practically de
ttroyed. It it absurd for Windom to
dodge behind the words "commercial
sense" in regard to lead ores. Of cours
the lead ores of Mexico become "silvei
ores" in the "commercial sense," to tht
oaly people who buy them, just ta they
.( would become gold ores, or platinum
ores, or cream cheese ores, in the "com
merclal sense," if that were required to
lrait them free of duty. The financiei
from' Minnesota, (where, by the way,
t.iey are said to have eccentric financial
methods,) lives too late to be a merr.bei
of the Pickwick Club, but what a record
he could have made in that body in tht
use of the "Pickwickian sense !"
- Onr foreign born Americans arenlao ap
preciative of the, Secretary's grim humor. ;
at witness the remark heard yesterday
evening on the street: "Windy, old
ton, you been makin' boom for Presi
dent, but you try'n she now; she'll
bust.
This homely expression should repre
sent the feeling of every true Pacifit
Coaster, not merely with regard t
"Windy," who never could have re
eeived Republican nomination foi
President, but it should extend to every
foe of the American laborer in tht
West.
A rich mining district has been dis
covered on Bison Mouutain in Deei
Lodge county, Montana, that promises
to be important. The principal mine it
the Monarch, which was discovered
about sii weekt ago aodwhich it remark
bly rich. The ore occurs in granitt
formation and averages about $50 pel
ton. It consists of gold, silver, lead and
gray copper.
Susan Bacon (colored) died at her
home in Dry Creek, Merced county
Cal., last week, at the remarkable age 01
one hundred and fourteen years and one
month. Her grandchildren who resided
with her have proof of her age. She was
a native of Jackaon county, Ga.. and
went to Merced in 1803. Four genera
tiona of her family are now living there.
A young man at Petaluma, Cal., es
corted a young lady to a ball one night
last week, but the young lady forgot
ball room etiquette and went to supper
with another young man. The former
became angry and fired his pistol at the
' Utter, happily without injury to any
one. The town boys sympathize with
the man who fired the pistol.
The death penalty was abolished in
Rhode Maud forty years gn, and thr
Governor of that State says the effect
has been to decrease rather than increase
the percentage of murders. ,
TUB KOITOR' SllRPRISK.
Ooo upon an evening lately, a I sut me
down sedately.
Poring over manuscript and pi oof sheet
. by the tcore;
Up stairs came tome walking, and I fan
cied I heard talking,
Sjon there came a knocking ku.i:kinij
at my sanctum door;
"lis an exchange fiend, I muUtra', wntt
to scan the papen o'er. -
Tbit it it and nothing more.
Opea here I flung the portal. Men and
- Angelst What a mortal!
la then walked a stately maidt i of the
. saintly dayt of yore.
Sot the least exente, tir, made the not
a moment stopped or stayed the,
But with the air of a bock agent who had
been there before, '
Took a teat betide my table Just within
my sanctum door,
. QMtb th Uftiias "Is Umeir.'
CO.8T NEWS.
A silver miue near Ncwhall, Los Au.
?cl(!s county, was sold last week for
$100,000.
Wild turkeys are reported plentiful in
the mountain ranges southeast of Tno
son. Some rubies were found in a mining
claim near Tia Juanna, San Diego
county, Cal., last week.
It is estimated that there ara 4,000
ex-Ncvadans in Butte, vm vicinity. The
woods are full of them.
Leander Lee, for the murder of his
quaw wife in Wood River, Idaho, has
seen sentenced to life imprisonment.
Comet, a horse weighing 1,400 pound?,
ran a quarter of a mile at Yreka, Cal.,
last week in 21 seconds, the fastest on
record.
With the payment of the 230 th divi
lend of the Idaho Mining Company, the
cotal of the dividends paid by the com
pany amount to $5,201,860.
A. Pagul, a gardener just outside the
limits of Sacramento, has been found to
Habitually and cruelly beat hia aged
mother and nearly starve her.
Henry Apple owns a small claim in
Sierra couuty, New Mexico, that has
paid him $13,000 in five months. He
employes one man, and crushes the ore
in a hand mortar.
Some Indians attacked the house of
Henry Kimball near Mt. Vernon, Sksg
it county, Washington, one night last
week, He defended himself with a rifle
ud killed one Indian.
C. C. Kimball of Willows, Cal., has
been diiving an express wagon for soire
years: A few days ago he received a
letter from the Eist telling him that lie
iiad fallen heir to a $50,000 estate.
At an "old-horse" sale at Sacramento,
bunk boohs were fcund id an old valise
crediting John Russel with deposits ag
gregating $4,102 in Sacramento, Los
Angles and San Francisco.
Many workingmen have beeu drawn
to Prescott, A. T., by a bogus adver
tisement for hands at S3 per day. A
aumber of these men spent their last
oent to reach Prescott.
Four Indians, deputed for that pur
pose by the tribs, cut the throat of the
medicine man at La Conner, W. T., be
cause he had lost a patient and it was
believed was the cause of the sickness
with which the tribe was afflicted.
A 5 foot vein with eighteen inches of
iolid galena was struck at a depth of
fifteen feet Saturday by John Smith, a
deaf and dumb prospector, in the Cceur
d'Alenes, one mile from Mullan, Idaho.
A quarter interest was bonded for $10,
000. The chief officer, the Governor of the
Pueblo of Acoma, N. M,, hauled up all
the children in his village the other day
who expressed a desire to go to school
Mid soundly flogged them. The Indian
Agent wants authority to punish the
Governor.
Rev. William Morrison, who married
two couples before 10,000 people at the
Exposition, Portland. Or., has sent the
Association a bill for $30. "You may
think my bill extravagant," he wrote,
"but you canuot expect a minister of
God to make a holy show of himself for
nothing."
Cures?
P
f IT
euma
IT 18 THE BEST.
. Buffered 11 years Cored
1 Kerr Sk Columbus, O., June 23, 1838.
Taken wttb rheumatism 12 years ago suf
fered till one year ago; cured by St Jacobs
OU. No return since E.K.BEVA.V.
Buffered 15 Tears Cared
Uaplo HtU, Mich , &la;cli 5, 1SS3.
Mr. John J. 8mlth, Ensley, Micbicr.n, wot
afflicted with rhucmatlsm IS years, his cats
pronounced Incurable by two physicians, but
wot cured by St. Jacobs Oil and hat remained
to ibr two years. 8. M. CEaEY, Druggist.
At Dbcooisti axd Dealers.
THI CHARLES A. V0QELER CO., Csltimon, Mi '
Few person, if any, now living, will
again dite a document without usiog a
'9.". It now stands on the extreme
right 1889..- '3Xtit year it will take
second place 1890, whore it will re
main ten years.' It -will th fa move into
third placet 1000, ' tod inert will rest a
MBtufy,
"fff nnnsT1'
asm
WtmtBlritttKtxriaum
A WOMAN'S WAT.
A Startling Business Proposition.
When Mrs. Fowler, of 827 Ellis street, stop
ped In ot o leadlnsclty drug-lst'n to ask vlint
effect "The California Remedy," Joy's Vege
table Parsaparllla, would have iu rases of
dyspepsia nnil tick headaches, she v.ns assur
ed it would relieve both. F.hc v.as so incred
ulous that tho dmijlrt rave her n Lottie,
not to be raid foruuless it effected a cure.
Tho following iatbo convincing conrluslou.
Baa Francisco, February 8, 1SS3.
Dear Sir: Notv.IthstaiH'.iu;; r.iy misgiv
ing.!, Joy'a Vegetable e-arsnparllln did nil that
you promised. I had tried to many proscrip
tions that I had corao to believe nothing
would relievo rny dyspepda and rick head
aches, but I havo not hud a return of cither
siacc. I believe I u:a pcriauneutly cured.
You have rny permission to i::u!:c thin public,
for a remedy that will cure dyspepsia and
prevent clek headaches should bo ceucrally
known. Respectfully, .
827 Ellis street
No man or boy can or should expect to
rjtoin a respectable place in society, or
the world, who indulges in any recog
nized vices.
There are some men who have so much
genius that they can't do anything but
sit around all day and think about it.
The estate of Charles Crocker afforded
a good turn to divide among his rela
tives, namely $23,000,000.
sin
i Piocuu ist-v . io. .. lt8J.J-.Uu jbouj-
ml Wright, a nutlvaci Pennsylvania, aged it)
jaars.
gorn.
Atfprlua Valley. Nev . October 17 1889. to
'he wile ol George Moody, dangh.er.
NEW TO-DAY.
Rare Chanceforthe
afflicted.
Drs. Freeman and Burrows,
Whom success is widespread, will visit Piocl s
on Wednrslay, Thursday and Friday,
October 3 Jth, Slat, and November 1st,
at McFidden's Hotel, prepared to Success
fully treat all diseases of tbs far,
Throat and Lungs, Bow-lms, Club
feet, etc Old bores anil Ulcers a
spseialty.
rtpictacles correctly fitted.
Glass eyes Inserted.
Engineers' Ball!
GIVEV CSDEB THE AUSPICES OF THE
Zli.lMI.SOF FIQCHS.
AT-
BROWN'S HAXL
Fndar Evening, Ncveita 8, 1889
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THB
PIOCHE LIBRARY,
COMMITTEE OF AliRAhGEMfKTSr
W. O'Connel H. P. Rpicer B. L. Davis
EEOEPTION COMVHTTEE,
W. Bhjar A. Hon e
0 E. Goodrich B. O, McDonougb
W.Suaderliud A. Orr.
FLOOa MANAGERB.
A. Fj Boss. Gea. Dewey. J.A.Clark.
TICKETS. - - - OI.SO,
Maul march at 8 o'clock elnim
Supper at the Piocbe Hotel at 11 o'clxk
of rati
PROCEEDS of tho iIlES
Ajl'TIGF, 111 RFBF.BY GIVE' TI1AT THE
i 1 Taas on the Pcweedi ol tlm Mines f.ir tho
quarter eLdiug eeot. 3D, IM1, ore now 1ue and
pajahlnat th ttto ol tliu AxKtHMir, nt Urn
conrt-hoaw. .. .
Tne 1 to regard to tholr col looting will tw
strictly nford.
i-lr.che,ua20, 1P89
JviHS TlOBDSn. Awesnor.
TAXES! TAXES!
NOTICE 19 Ff REBT GIVEN THAT TD
S ate aLd Conmy Taaea for the tar 19
are now un and pnytle, sad the lawe rtqulr
Jdr tbelr collection ld be atrlotlj enforced.
All taxa rialniJ.J unpsid oo
MONDAY, XOVS.VBun ISth, 18-9,
Wdl become fclisqaect and tea per cent, ad-
ded thereto. ,. . .
escaia yr.3. SQOWt.titumt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J.HESBITT&BROs,
,FlrHruur Buildiuir.)
Main St., PlcMSb, ' 3fv.
v. H vr.fcKALK AWJ UETAJL
JJKAJ.liHH IS
Groceries. Provisions
Amur
General Frlsrchantiise.
i.npoK'rRa.4 ok
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS.
Country Produce
BOUGHT & SOLD.
Aleo General Dealers In
DRY-GOODS and
CLOTH 3 MC,
Bents' Furnishing Goods ! !
Boots & Shoes,
Ws, Sots & Youths Hits & bs,
WALL-PAPER,
HOUSE LININC Etc., Etc.
Ory-GGQds Departinsnt.
In tte Dry-Goods Depart
ment we a e offering speo al
bargains in order to make
room lor our Spring and Sum
mer Goods now in transit.
Note the fallowing: Blackets,
and Robes, bed Comforts Flan
nels, Ladies Heavy fckirts, La
dies, Misses and Children's
Woolen Hoe, Gems Fine
Woolen Half Hose, Ladies,
Misses and Children's Cloaks
a ad Newmarkets, Jersey Jack
ets, Woolen Dress Goads Wool
en Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs and
Heavy Mitts.
Clothing Department.
In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tofore given in this vicinity
and cad special attention to
our stock of Overcjats and
fusts for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, ani our
extensive line of oots and
Shoes.
Gents Furn'shinsr Goods in
great variety and of the best
quality An exam nation here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are 50 per cent lower than
fjrmerly, and our Stock the
Largest that has been carried
f jr years.
Grocery Department.
The Grocery Department is
Constantly supplied, and here
our Priooi are still Lower than
the Lowest. Call and be C;n
vinoed. We have added largely to
our stock of Harness, etc., and
carry a good a sortment of
Harness, .bridles, Collars,
Sweat-pads, Halters, Whips,
Etc., Etc.
Onr ontlie eek U New and Fresh,
hxa been rneontly rm-oivvd, anil ion
tnlna dj Moth tea .r dhvlf-woru
goede.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
EISENMISS'S
flain Street, Pioche, Nevada,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
MINING SUPPLIES, .
IRfl STEEL AD mm
BELTIXG, PJfKBD HOSE,
MACHINISTS, BLlflOTII & CARPENTER T03LS,
SrEAM, WATER & GiS PIPE,
GBIB, BIFLE8, PBWLS ft AK1IDXITI0H, "
CIMM OF ETERI DESiRIPTIOff,
STOVES AND TINWARE,
Crockery and Glassware,
Agricultural Implements asd Wagons,.
Hardwood and IVagon Material,
Sasli, Doors and Blinds,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
Prepared Iron Roofing,
Pitch, Tar and Resin,
Rope and hn Stores,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of HOUSE FU1ISIG GOODS,
HEAEQUARTERS PORJ
Giant, Blasting c& Gun Powder
F-aso, Candles, Etc.
In connection with tho establishment Is a corrptete
Shop, and am prepared to execute promptly all
orders for Copper, Tin and Shet-t Iron
Wo k. Steam, Air. Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
?and Pump Work.
The Stock comprises the Best Grade of Goods obtainable,
and prices are Reduced to a figure that Defies Competition.
PniCE TO AIjIj !!
Aro immensely popular because they
nrc strictly ilrst-class, fully wurranteu,
auu stui only medium la price.
m urns
Are the best In the world, and have
an oiiiiTs tor years, over
title. The nennln urn hnnnil i
best, and will have none but
Onrnrli'As nratha lnniu
cither time payments or cash, as cus
tomers nrefer.
Call and see ns, or send for Cata
kuuh uuu tuu uuormauon.
eSt. Louis House,
Meotioo
T.J.OSBORNE,
Atto'iisy-atoani Hotary PnUic.
fruoift Altteulioa Klvan to
Att CeUwUuus.
OOIm, at.th Ct( Haa.
ALVfETISEMEHT.
m
ledl
2Y & CAMP,
233 Stats Street, Chicago.
Q1G & Q18 Olive St.
this Paper.
Lessons In
French, Drawing of allTde
senption, and Oil Palntl. g
B. O 8CHOFIELD. wstobmakr' l''!e';
ol MalnM.,Pibp, svUbiBg to fill up W'"1
time, will giv lustrutU to fw Jo'
laales sod gentlnnsa dcslri I MVtwi
pure tsril.s itittl, or Ju.lt
tuWsolsit. ttm sMOStst.