The Pioche weekly record. [volume], September 17, 1896, Image 1

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VOL. XLV1.
PIOCHE. NEVADA, THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 17, 1SJMJ.
NO. 24.
OUR BONDED DEBT.
HOW SOME OF LINCOLN COUN
TY'S PRESENT MOUNTAIN OF
DEBT ACCRUED.
Grewsome Reading for Old Timers
and Present and Prospective
Taxpayers.
V i "nroduceU from
ui in
Total 11800 00
The alove amount of ctra work vu
alluwni ou the Court Hou building
The foil.. ict; extra allowance was made
on jvl account January 2!Uh, 72:
J'ji-l connecting I'oort House and
1ST 88
Two -xra flues 66 00
March 12, "72
Laying S rcb of stone in rear
wall of Court Hou 80 00
Vping on jail wall 390 00
March It. T2.
. . ." '"rch of
WANTED ON THE
GROUND.
BATTLE
to
500 00
refer reu -
shortly finding w
yond their immediate revenuv..
tificatea of indebtedness against th, v...
funds subjected to discount, until they were I tip .
fioally nex-tiaU for '.; wt m the I -mm
dolia., ilie eominusietieri tell iut3 the way
of allowing claims for au amouut large
enough to iusure the clniuiaut his pay in
coin when the certificates were marketed.
Thus all the bills listed herein ere allowed
for double the amount the contractor ar
claimant was entitled to.
All theso claims, and others, were em
braced in the bond issue of $180,000, which
was made in April, 1873.
In those years theie was uo limit of ex
penditures plased on boards of commission
ers. There is such a provision now, but it
came too late to d j us any particular guod.
Following is the article referred to.
Ou the first day of Jauuary, 1S71, a Dem
ocratic Board of County Commissioners took
into their hands the administration of
county affairs. This Board will have fin
ished its two years' term of service on the
31st of December next; aud as that party
has presented to us for election a new board
w hone election would continue the county
under the aamo rule for the next two years,
it becomes us to examine the record of the
board, aud from the results of that exami
nation, determine whether our couuty ad
ministration aball be continual in that party
r returiinl xaiu to the control of the lie
jtuMiraue. It will be propir here to state, that from
the leiunin ol our county organization
(Apiil Hi, 1S07.) until the beninuin of this
preseut administration, the county business
was controlled by a Republican Board. The
rate of couuty, (including school) tax was
fixed For the year
1SC7 51 50
.1868 1 80
18G9 1 "5
J 870 .' 1 65
During the administration of the present
Hoard the rata of tax has been for jreueral
county purposes for the year
1871 l 75
1872 2 30
During the first four years the amount of
tax collected was very small; yet, on the
3lst day of December, 1870, the demauds
upon the treasury did not exceed $10,000;
and deduoting the taxes contested and
finally lost to the couuty, and the compro
mise made with the delinquent taxes upon
the proceeds of mines, still there remained
over and above the State's proportion, due
the treasury, $14,430.44, which sum was
actually paid iu duriug the first quarter of
1871. This was the financial condition of
the county when the present board took
charge. Duriug the first quarter which fol
lowed, the oounty was run in debt to the
amount of $8,079 23.
The building of a court house and a jil
bad now been detei mined upon, a site se
lected, a plan with specifications adopted,
and a contract let to a responsible party,
who was to put up said buildiug withiu a
given time, and deliver the same to the
-oounty complete for the sum of $16,400 in
xoin. i ns last insiaumcoi ui wu amu
tssteuing.
Stairs to j lil
Lsyiug pvroh of atune
June 6, '71.
Putlihf in d'ors, petition and
lianlv. are
Stone walk ou t!.e bauk wall ami
stone stejis
Making cupboard aud table, fur
nishing material fur asmc, and
building eich stairway
Plastering aud lumber on jail. . .
500 00
400 00
500 00
Congressman Newlands Asked
Come to the Doubtful States.
Congressman Kewlands received at Elko,
the followiog telegram while the Elko con
vention was in session:
Chicago, III , Sept 9, IS'M.
Hon. Francis O. Newlands, Elko, Ne
vada: It is of the greatest importance that
we have your assistance at the earliest pos
sible day in the doubtful states. Please
let me know when you can be here. Can
not take no for an answer. Letter by mail.
James K. Jdses.
1 hen making his recent tour through this
Twlands spoke of the neces
work in the middle states
- red the doubtful ones iu
-. manifested a wiTiagoe48
sown fight in Nevada in
riendt. He is endorsed by
and unless the Republi
can. r ;rong man for Congress, Mr,
Newlands, we believe,- may proceed East
with safety to himself. Fie w ill get a strong
vote in this section.
209 00
500 00
Total $5,730 28
We would call your attention particularly
to the hills allowed for the out-building.
The contractor was allowed the following:
January 29, '72.
To lumber work, sewer and wait
ing privy June Cth, '72 500 00
Work and material on privy,
lumber, carpenter, (ash, doors,
funnel seats, hardware and
painting 417 00
Stone for privy walls y . 500 00
Excavating, plastering and roof-
ingvault 500 00
Work and material on maiu story 500 00
Furnishing and delivering stunt'
for rutin story of privy 500 IK)
Work and material on privy
vault 500 00
Stone fur privy vault 500 00
Bill for three (3) stone at-iis. . . . 500 00
The Purity Law.
We publish on the third page of this issue
tha full text of the Purity of Elections Law.
It will bear, and should receive, the clusi st
scrutiny of every olliee-seeker and voter.
All alike are concerned aud reached by its
many provisions. It looks a though nearly
all the wire pulling schemes of the past are
cut out, and the man who adopts the new
order of things prescribed, and works out
hit redemption on those lines is the man
most likely to succeed. Throughout the
northern and western parts of the state the
law is being closely observed, aud since it
provides remedies in the civil, as well as in
the crimiual courts, it is vtry likely to be
enforced and its restrictions can only be vi
olated at the greatest risk of losing the off
ice smiL'ht for.
Total $1,417 00
County Commissioner l.lissan'a bill for
superintending the construction of these
buildings, 127 days at teu dollar pr day
(including Suudays and holiday) is iu coin
$1,270. That paid in scrip at 50 cents,
makes his l-ill emial to $2,540, which the
county will have to pay in coiu. In addi
tion to the enormous bills wo hfvc htm con
sidering, we bavo the re-plastering of the
Court House now going on, which we will
estimate at $4,000; which beiug paid iu
scrip at fifty cents, equals $8000, which the
county will finally have to pay iu coin.
IIKSIMK.
We have then,
The original contract in the sum
ot $10,100 00
Extra allowance 300 00
Total $1(5,706 00
Further extra allowances on
Court Home building 11,800 00
Ditto on jail building 5,730 2S
Out-building 4,417 00
Re-plastering 8,000 00
To this must be added four bills
for grading, amounting in the
whole to 2,49100
And discount on $20,000 to F. It.
Sides 400 00
For State Senator.
Mr. II. W. Miles of Dcl.amar announces
Mmsell in this issue of the Record, as a
Silver paity candidate, by petition, for
State Senator. Mr. Miles has been a resi
dent of DcLamar for the past year and a
half, and is the managing member of the
busiueas house of Whitehead, Miles & Co.
there. Ha as for about twelve years iu
the employ of Woolley, Luud S. Judd, at
Silver Reef, Utah, duriug the palmy days of
that camp, and there acquired a mojor por
tion of the business knowledge which he
is now to successfully putting into practice.
He is a man whom to know is to respect,
and if elected he promises to do his best to
forward the interests of the county and its
oitizpu.
Application for Patent.
No. 1033, .035, VW ml UW.
f;crnu Statics Land Orricx,
Cajuov, hz-r.t Jure 3th.
Notic is lierebT ai-ren tht JiR f EiVEH.
by hi duly an thor izt.il eYtifDt. T. J.Onuoub, wbo
jKwiomce sadi-Md u nucha, Lincoln County, Hta'a
of Nevada, has matte avpltcatinn for a Uniu-4
State fatent I t the Phb Has Pbo.pi-t claim,
embracing the Younatli, tli Jis, tha Albion, and
d capeti lodea Consolidate! Mining Claim
aituated in the Ely Mining Ditncl,LiucoloC unty,
Stata of Nevada, consU'inti of fifteen hundred linear
levt each of the fior Man a Protpfct and YounaUl
lodp. th rteen hundred and ten linear feet of tha
Jig lode, seven h tied ml linear fitt of tha Albion
lode, and seven hundred and two feet of tha Capen
lode, and to hundred feet in width aurfaca ground
on each claim as Known on the plat posted on tha
grduua, oeia Lot no. 67, ana antcr.ied in theneid !
notes and plat of the official aurvey on file in this :
ofhco with magnet io variation of siiteen degree
saat Mfollowa:
JIG CLAIM.
Beginning at the identical place of discovery, a
pine poat ixi Inch, by Ave fet lofig, marked DBS
Lot 67 Dim.; thenoa north ttf dep eee, til mlnutas
east "82 feet to north et end cedU-r; theure north
4 detfreta 27 tulnutva east lo6 fevt to eorner No 1 of
location, a 4x4 Inch. five feet lonff pin pott marked
V 8 L NT P 1 tat corner No 1; thence aouth 74 de
greed 4; minutes, west U10 4 feel comer No i of lo
cation and intersect southeast end hue Cache CS
Lot No 34 at a point south 4 degrees 2? minutes
west 03 feet f oiu post No 14 aaul claim a ptue pott
4x4 inch five feet Umg marked U H L M M for
corner No 3; thenco auuth 4 degree 37 minute
west litt ftet ptHJt 10-13 Lot No 64 910 feet to
corner No 3 location, a pine pjat 4x4 inch f vtj feet
Iour mwked V 8 L 57 P 3 for corner No 3 wneuce
coruer No St Lot No 54 bear amith 4 decree 37 uiiu
utewet ttJ.t: feet .iNtvit. theme urth 74 de.
Kree 4.1 minutt B eaat lltli.4 feet corner No 4 t ca
tion ldtntical with cormr No 1 Poor lUan Pros
pect claim, a pine pHt 4x4 Inch, five feet long
marked U 8 L 67 P4 tor oruir No 4; thence north
4 detfteee 37 niiuute-tea-t 310 feet corner No 1 this
survey and place of bgfnuing.
POOH MAIN'S PROSPECT CLAIM.
Berfiuuiug at tUi identical place of dimiuvery a
pine pobt 44 lm h Ave fn t oun marked U 8 L 47
Iito.; wbeuce whip shtlt 77 teetdtfep bea north
70 desert-en 33 mluutea eiat 1K4 feet dirftaut aud a
shaft U9 fei't deep bearri south 17 dtrets W miu
uttn wet 54 5 feet distant: thence north 7ri decree
4J minutes K i. Hi feet to the northeast e d center
tbeitce unrth vi decree 17 m inn tew west UKi feet to
corner No. 1 locatiun anil punt No 4 Jm sui vev
marked C 8 L 57 P 6 for coruer No R; thence aouth
70 degrees 43 miuutes Went 1310.4 feet pust No 8
this survey and lute sect southeast ond line Silex
V - L 54 al a point nortu 4 dcR'-eea '27 miuutes eant
02 feet from corner Not) BidcUlm: 15oti fnet to
corner No 2 location and coruer No 1 Albion claim
a pine pot 4x4 inch Itv.i 'ovt long marked V 8 L S7
P 6 fur corner No (; tbence south l;l dtKreea 17 min
uter eatt 30 fret lutoritect h uthvreit side Hue SiluE
U 8 Lot 64 at a point north Xa derives 33 minutes
went 1011.7 feet from comer No said survey; 2ofJ
feet coruer No 3 location, identical with o-irners No
6 Albion, No 6 Capen and No 3 ouuatti clatitt, a
4x4 inch five feet hnm pine post market! V 8 L J P
7 for corner No 7; thence north 70 decrees 4A min
utes east 1500 ft to curlier No 4 local ioa ideuilcal
ith corner No I Yminattt, a 4x4 inch tlvefootiunu
fine pBt m rked L 8 L .17 P H for corner No N
thnce north 13 degrees 17 luiuntea west 'JOO fret to
pott 5 4 thin survey plucjnf Itogiunipg.
Hlilford, Pioche
and DeLamar
mm .
ST-AG-IE LINK
HtauM lrsTs alillurd Trr ui rniUK icpt
Mon.Uy SIS o'clock, or Inimodut'l' ifM the r
rivsl o( ths train, slid amvs Hi I'lix-li" in Tl hours.
Leaves rtwha STurj rreuinx i'ipt Sun,Uj
at liW o'clock.
ornlaEiiterp,
Cj'.ifsfiit
Ktia eat:
Sl3 rliciiC.
UisiUhui tk. titan QmlitT f
Swwiened and Unsweetened
Condensed Milk
1I Uni0"
Pacific
System
ThrousjU Fare each way, - "
Hcductlon on round trip tu'ts.
Sli.50
FrMghl at rvssonable rsias. Vcr partirulsi
n . S TU.IMP80N Plorh I .
H. E. FREUDENTHAL,
Notary -:- Public.
Olriee in the (mnty Aisessor's room at
ths C'ouit-housf,
Local LTime Card in Effect
Sunday, April 5th, 1896.
JOHN SHERIDAN,
-"-JTMIBiTnilliiflT"r
THE SALT LAKE
TRIBUNE
la a newapapor devoted to ths bt iutr.ti -
tb Wantsm stop. ud nartloularly Ut the Uft
opmeut of tha luterinouniaiD o usury.
For advertising purpose InoomparaMy
best paper batwesn San Kraaoiso and lien
lally, 305 lssns par yr !'-!.')
Weekly, 19 pp. 96 col., pr jrr... '
Weekly, six in on til s, , 1 5
Vekiy three months
AddroM, THE TIOHUNK,
Salt Lars City, Utah
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Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done
T. J. OSBORNE,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Notary Public.
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Rait Laka
Halt Laka
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Arrivs S:45 p.m.
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440 a. as,
33Sp. m.
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Trail a lnare Cslt Lskn tor Oailen daily ll Ittl
an 1 .v a. ni. and at :U0 and 1 MO p. m.
tralDs between Frisco and Jasb ran dallr. tx-
rt pt HuniUy, and carry
T IUHT MI.K.KPEKI BETWEEN MIL
l-'ORIl AMI HALT LAKE.
T tlironuh trains ilsllj trim salt Laka to all
ii, t taxi, luavlug Salt Laks at 7 HQ a. m. and
Ml p. m.
U. H. LAWSON.
I . E. IHlltl.lY, AKint.illlford.
Uin'l Fswrofrrr Dspartment,
H. U.CI.AHK, Halt Lake City.
Ot.lVHH W. HNK,
K. ULLSHY ANIlfeKSOR,
JOHN W. UOANE.
HlKliKl'IOK B.COtDBBT.
IteoelTSrs.
K. lilOKlNHON, General Mauagsr,
E. L. LOMAX, li. P. k T. Agsnt.
THE PALACE
i on
ico in MASONIC HALL. PIOCHE
Makiug a total uf $49,")44 2S
Whotlier or not any of tha foregoing al
lowances were frailulent is a matter f.ir re
flection; but, probably, tlieir place iu the
liata of honest transactions will ntver be
payers of Lincoln oounty without a full and
complete investigation. However mm.-
l.ir,
low (1
Uv i!i.
county unices.
To If coHfluded teH mrk.
.ii. i l.. i... i i n...n.u fifli 1S7I.
Jurther stun of $300 was allowerl to the con
. t... t.,i..l f fill! TlllV We now
.k. .:.:.i.i nl hill- allowed" "tious some of these alio.. y
b. contractor under the claim of "extra they aro fully ,n.lll l.y til ..!!
uui .... . v ..:.i- i bv this asm li iird mr IttrnHnr.'
.n u a muyi ui Denfiaaitv must uu uuibiu.
be original coutract, and many so extrav
agantly out of proportion to the work done,
or material furnished, that such considera
tion becomes a matter of duty. On the
2Gth f January, 1872, the following was
allowed:
Extra work ou Court House and
jail, Jauuary 20th, 1872 t 2G5 50
Extra work aud material on
cornice
. Extra work on upper stoiy
Extra brick on lower story
Extra brick on lower story
Cut'g and fit'g coping course
Lumber and work on mof
Dressing and laying floors
First section of stone, rear wall. .
Grading and sidewalk
Material in sidewalk and Rrading
Third tee. of stone in rear wall. .
Arched opening iu front and
extra lumber iu lower joist ... .
Extra hiiiht ot fire wall
Extra laying brii-k in lower st. ry
Second sec. of stone in rear wall .
Water table
March l ttb, '72.
Moulding and trimming twenty-
four windows
Material and work ou 8 doors. . .
Two side lights and on- circular
on each story v. , . . .
Material and work on 9 doors . . .
Orand jury table
Removing rubbish from t'-urt
House
Lumber and naila for veraudali . .
Tabetting and moulding 950 fet
of base at GO cents per foot . , .
Material in Court House rail
Making raisers for jurors
Verandah on Court House
Twelve papel views
Lumber, screws and uails in pews
Ou Tuesday morning at about 11 o'clock an
old building at the lower end of Chinatown
was seen to be iu flames. l!y the time the
alarm could be sounded the whole structure
was ablaze and threatening the barn of J. A.
D.-utou and the Chiua store of Oug Chung.
The wati-r was turned on in a few minutee
and the tire confined to the old building.
The place has been occupied for s long time
by the "Crazy Chinaman" and he doubtless
caused the fira through carelessness. He
was supposed for a time to have perished in
the flames, but later lie was discovered,
having got out with his opium smoking out
fit before the firemen arrived. This de
struction of property may caua him to be
examined aud sent to the huspiUl for
mentul diseases at Reno, as he has long been
regarded as dmgerous to be at large.
Lost.
Between Pioche and Oyser stations, a
iWer watch with calender dial. Finder
will please leave at the Record office and ro
ceivo $."i.00 reward,
Rkv. C. W. Ckook.
500 00
500 00
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475 00
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470 00
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482 00
250 00
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500 00
320 00
100 00
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75 00
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470 00
Primaries.
The Democratic County Fusion pr .n::irirs
were held last Thursday evening. II rn at
Pi iche but liitlo interest as manifested
and bot "uo ticket a xo'nl, amne twenty
votes were ct-4 in !:. Tin lidegate fr-nn
this precinct ;r Win. Wm-atley, Josi-ph
Cook. Jimo (3ile, V Q'J'K'' nii ('- -Neell.
At DfcLamsrtwo t cket r- in the field,
brought out, no mie a,p 'M to know tor
what reason, uultss it wu to f:ak li e 'it
uation lively. It did it. Tim v te r o
istered 345, but it t nvr.erally ewepdrd
that a very large number; .of the-e were nr-t
ni,liiierl electors. The t.t o'lth was Modi-
fled to such au t xtert that .y .umit- r
Bryan Sea!l wa i-lig.bi-.. The v, ta ra-t
is thus believed to'indicate with some cer
tainty, the vote which may be polled on
election day at DeLamar, allowing for some
changes iu the meantime.
The following was the successful ticket.
P. Sheehau 1SS Max Shaefer 182
John Vietti.... lS:t W.J. Dooley... 189
(ieo. Petty 194 Chas Culvcrwell . 189
The ' called opposition ticket did not
fsll very far behind, receiving the following
voti'H:
Pit Caller. V ... 150 H. V. Miles. . ICS
Wm. Pwyer 152 J.Salisbury..., 150
(ieo NVoiiiit . . . 140 MtVOonnel.... 144
Nest of Clock Springs.
In the Museum of Natural History tit
Poleure. in Switzerland, there is a bird's
mad entirely of steel. There are
a number of clock-making- nhops a
Soleure, and in the yards of these there
nftn found lvinjf disused or broken
tmrtntra ftf .'locks. One day a eUu'k-
maker noticed in a tree in his yard n
hird'a T.estof wculiar appearance. Kx-
amtning it, he found that a pair of wa-
isiita had built a nest entirely 01 ctwi
springs. It was more- than four inches
across, and perfectly comfortable for
the birds. After the feathered archi
tects had reared their brood, the nest
was taken to the museum, wh'e it K
preserved as a striking illustration of
the skill of birds in turning" their sur
loundings to advantage in buildiner
their nests.
The White Feather.
The story runs that, during a war be
tween the backwoods settlers of North
America and the natives, a uawei
feasted the enemy and plaoed a white
feather over the door of his house as
a sign of amity. The token was re
snected. Hence the phrase: "Showing
the white feather." which has come to
mean cowardice.
YOTNATTI CLAIM.
Bt;inuin At tlio ittt utU'&I place uf discovery a
44 iuch live foot loiitf pine puMt iu irkeil U 8 LA"
UiHc ; wneuce a nau a'ju roet ut'p u?ar suutn 7
der( ! Ui uituutt enHt 5 tvat distant ni a
bubii .too feet di'e; waen tjuuin sa di'Rn in tnin
utiia west iaa 5 liH't Uifttut; thence north ?H de
greeri 43 uituutea eattt ftot to uortliKtut ond
cen af; ttieoce north lit dtrpeit 17 miuult s weitt 100
feet to coruer No 1 locaiitmand pot NoH ttiiRHtirvojr,
masked alb'j U 8 L 87 P tur coruer No 9; thm-e
auuth Ki ik'Krec 17 niluuU'n oat 'JOO feet to corurr
No 4 location a pi lie pom i inch, flvo frtot lout;,
mark d C H L 57 P 111 tunorm r bo 10: tlioacc south
7( dt'Kf' i mi nil pi wot 15H) fott to cori.or No H
location ideutiml with corner No I Cap-n claim, a
pijp post 4x4 Inch Ave tVot lonr, marked C 8 L 87
e 11 fur ooraer so 11; thbuce north 13 dexntea 17
minuteti we it 2:0 iwt to corner No 2 locAtloa which
Is also corner 2io ft apeu corner No fi Al'doa and
poat No 7 thiH survey marked also U 8 L R7 V Vi for
c wiier No V2 ; thence aorth 7tl degree. 4!l miu u tea
east VAQ feet to post i) 8 thin survi y and place of
beginning.
AL1UON CLAIM.
Bejinniuif at tua identical pla:e of tlUcovery a
piue pout 4x4 inch live ftt 1juh marked V 8 L
57 Dii-c: tbeuca nouth 13 decrees 17 minutes
east UW feet corner No 6 locatiou, corner No 0
Capen claim and p st 12 7 this survey miraod also
U 8 L fi7 P l:i (or corner No l;i; thtmco houili 13 de.
grees 17 minutes earn Itx) fet corm r No ii location,
coniir No 5 Cuicn claim and post li-7 this survey
tuarkod also L 8 L 57 P IU for corner No 13; theure
north 13 decrees 17 mi mi tea west 2K) feet to corner
No 1 location and post No 6 this aurvey marked
aUo U 8 L 87 v 14 tor corner No 14; tueues south
7t decrees 43 minutes wet IV1 4 feet intersect
southwest side line 8ilex Lot No fit at a polut uortu
85 degrees 'J.J aunutea west 27.7 fuet from corner
No said claim; aau.l leettutersect uoutneast siae
liue i reasure Lot Mo 55 at a point south 44 dogreea
41) miuutes west 24 7 feet from corner No. 2 of
said claim iWHi feet to corner N 3 location
and i.iteittect Hue common to lt.'drock aud Treas
ure. Lot No 65, at a point Biiuth 44 degrees 41) mln
utts west !'.(. 1 foot from corner No 4 of auid
survey, a ptuo poa 4x1 inch five foot lor n marked
U 8 L 87 t- lo lor cor.'ier Nl 18; thence aoutii 44de
greeg 49 miuutes west 1 1 i S iovt. (Since claim wos
locateu ri.'uucy toiuiuiH; i ijer8 nave wmeueu lue
roal at tu. p 'int. and v M7 ft fe-1 rr. thui line 1 se
nine iHtbt 4.-U inch tiv-d fjvt uu Mid l v sL6
P lti. W O fir witness cormr to corutr No lti
thence south 13 degrees 17 miuuteBeast from proper
Do i ut alouii southwest end line of .-lami 40.6 feet to
corner No 4 locati -n, a pine pout 4x4 inch live foot
long, marked U 8 L 67, P 17 for corner No 17; thence
soutti 4u degrees 55 miuutes ea-tt Hi 9 feet to corner
No 6 location, aula corner Deing au iron pin in euge
of road to BuUlonvlllc; thence north 7t degrees 43
minutes east at 7 f et set a piue punt 4x4 Inch five
feet long marked U 8 L 67, P 18 WO tor witness
corner to corner N-. IB; th-nca north 7(1 degreea 43
miuutes east ftom proper poiut along southeast
lde line ot claim UHJ ; ieet to corner no 4 location
Capen claim and internet southeast aide Hue of
Treasure, Lot no m, at a p nut 4i aegrees u min
utes wess 4)'l y feet from corner No i of snid claim;
641 ti feet to iost No 13-12-7 of this survey, place of
beginning.
Business Men,
Give Us a Chance
SAHPLE AM BILLIARD
ROOMS.
to prove that we menu what we
suv when we elaiui
TO IIXLCUTE
Your Commercial
Other Printing.
AS COOI) AS ANYBODY.
ANI
W'e have all the facilities
are put down so that vou
any reasonable excuse
for this class of work
and our prices
are cut out of
for sending awav
Constantly Kept on Hand The Finest
- - Grade of
WINES,-:- LIQUORS
$fk and CIGARS.
C. O. NEWELL, Proprietor.
PIOCHE
rug Store.
We can do it
Record Publishing Co.
J2.
DEALER IN-
FLOUR
GRAIN
HAY,
'lint. CNDEKBIONED RE8PIOTFCLI.Y AN
X nounce to the people of Floche and LlnoolD
eouuy that their New Drug Store f od Main street
two doors north or the Oodee Mercantile Store,
is now open wiin ft new siocs
Ol3.ona.loeils.
ZXVLSs
Medlolnee
Toilet Articles.
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES.
SOAP, SPONGES. ETC., ITO.
.h. LARGE VAE1ETT OF..
475 00
:too oo
:si2 oo
300 03
4K 00
2."0 00
For bale.
The iIwcIUm! house, slix buililiog, lot
and general iniirovenicuts thereon, t IV
nnc, known as th Cap. Matthews place.
Is in c-nilitiim. Call on or write,
Mark Matthews,
Panaca, Nevada.
i.mtivml, VAITHt'I'L MEM OR WO-
VV nifn to travel for rfBpjnslble estsbliabed
house Id Nevada. SsUry 7ao, payable l weekly
Enclose self-addreswd stamiwd envelop.
Natloual, Star Building, Chicago.
The
CAPEN CLAIM.
Beiuitln at the identical place of discovery,
a 4x1 iucb. live foot long pine post marked U S L
67 Disc; thence north 1:1 dearies IT uiioutef west
100 feet to corner No B locatiou and pout 13-12-7 of
i his survey, marked also U S L 57 , P 111 for corner
No 19: thence south IS ileureea 17 minutes east 2(H1
feet to coruer No 1 locution and post No 11 line
survey, marked also I! 8 L 57, V 20 lor corner No
20:llience Bouth 7l d.wrees 4.1 minutes wat 7Ui
feet to coruer do I location, a iluc pyrft 4X1 men
five foot loni pine post marked i'SL 07, i 'it lor
corner No 2i : ttieuce north li depro:-s 17 miuutes
wt-Kt lito feet to eoru.-r No 3 location and lutersect
southeast eide lint 'i'r. a-su.-e. Lot No fifi, at a poiut
sju h 44 decrees 4tl nttuutes wet tt'Ji.l feet from
'orner .o 'i ot Maid claim, a pine suet 4V4 lucll nve
ftfft long marked l' a L 67, if 'ii for corn', r 'i'i
wiiRiira curner ccntiuou lo heettous '2'2. "it, 27
Townrhip 1 north of Uaiue ti7 east, H II 11, bears
south 72 decrees 32 uiinuus wist 4Uo B feet distant;
tlwnce n.irth 44 deruea 4'J nnuutss eaftl ins. i iet
to corner No 4 ol location, a4it inch live foot lonK
nine nost o.arked U 8 L 57 P 2:) lor corner No 2:1
then.'e uorth 70 decrees ii niiuuteieast 641.31 feet
to nost ia-l:H2-7 this survey, place of biizinulbK
Containing a total arta of 'Jo. DO acres, divided as
follows: Jig eaini o.ii acres; l ooruia s rrospec
claim. (l.HS acrek; Voun itucUlul.il. S'.l acre; Albii n
claim. 3.00 acres; Capeu c.aiui, 3.01 acres. The
area eliminated ironi tills survey in: .2d acres i
conllict with V S lot 51 ou Pojrm.n's Proapec
rUim: .05 acr.. n c.iuliict il l I Lot M
Albion claim 'lotii eoMlict, .IU acre.. The De:
ara claimed bM;)U 20 O'J acrts; all situated iu ec
tion 23, T 1 N, K 67 K, MUM, an iduly roctirdt-din
the oilice of the Kecord r of said Ely iliuiUK llis-
TUf n.-arest kn.twu locations are tne I'aciie sua
Silex, V 8 Lot No .'4. on 'he i.orthest, and the
Tmaame loje. U 8 Lot 511 ou the southwest.
Any and all persons clninntu adversely sny por
tion olsaid PvHinuan Cos-iolidatsd aurvey No 57, or
surface ground, are rt-u,uired to rile their adverse
tanutt with the IleKwter of the I'mtcd 8tatin Land
Oilice at Kureks, iu the State of Nevada, during the
ncriod of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtu of the provision of the Htstutes,
O. U. UAMXP. Register
NOTICE.
n..,Afitllii and horsaa runtiin J at large is
tl.a vielnitv of the Highland Mill are hereby notia
edthat 1 will not be responsible for any loss to
them resulting from the animals drinsiug tailrace
water at the mill .
J. B. W'Htst.iB.
Highland, Ney. Aus.i7th. UN,
Wanted-An Idea
Who can think
nf aotue simple
thluir to tmtent?
... irt. thav innv nrlnir vou wtPttiin.
f.r.v ,AnM ivvnniruufmN a no.. Pauut Attor-
i,yl vaahingtou, 1). v.. tur their $!, prlso offer
ajd Ut of two hundred tuvenuous wauw.
PRODUCE.
inest Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
:o:-
i ,... I'i.,..!- Pin, inn lTrvn 1'itoiil'iK. Salt Lane noiuea reer, ciarsa-
P'.rills, Cie iin, Stt:i I ciry sntl l emon ftod, M noiesaie ana Beau.
Low "Utt-es ottd Kree Delivery.
Cro
Flo--!- Thcfnoscri'is Opera House, Main St.. Piocht?
Notions and Fancy Articles
Physician's Prescriptions earefnlly ooaa-
i pounded, day or sight, and orders from abroad
filled with cars and dtspatoh by a oompetenk drug.
gist.
Dr. J. D. Campbell,
PEOPRIETOB.
t'hetnical and Microsoopio Examination!
of Urine.
i!.f.:fA
, - : sv.K&a.-i'
HERE
THE He:
It is hereby ordered t?iat the loregoing notice of
application for pateut be publish ad for a period of
sixty days (ten oonsecutie weska) ta the Pioche
Weekly ItKi'Oan, a w.'ekly newspaper published at
Pioche. Ltnjolu County, Nevada.
T. J. OeiriKNE, O. A. Os.LI.CP.
Attornov for Applicant. Register.
Geo. S. Sawyer,.
Attorney and Counsellcr-at-Law
Gltlce In Lynrh's Block.
PIOOHtC, - NEVADA,
TP -A
1 3sy ori
23 er?
Cialls Premptly Attended, Day or Night.
SOCIETIES,
i. o. o. r.
f IOCHl LODGI 10. .
CVEBYWHERE
H. A LOZitvR & CO.
SAN HH-kNCISi-O.
SEND FOB CATALOGUE.
The Cleveland
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IP
MEETS ITIBT TUI8DAT AT 7:10
o'clock In their hall on stain street.
Visiting Brothers cordially In
: . vlted to attend.
Augustas Jardaf H. a.
D. Pi. twi rr, SecreUrr.
A. O. V W.
PIOCHS LODQK SO. 2(.
v.jiv THI REGULAR MEITISOB 0
j&mSU P'oche Lodse So. Stl, A. O. U. W.. an
f held la Odd fellow's. Halt est
Z:i!-ZfjL 5 Wednesday evening of each week at
''VV&ir 7:30 o'clock sharp. Visit lng broth
' ?V'S era cordially Invited toattend.
C.O.XlWBU,af.W.
i. D Cahtbcu, Records.
BT, JOHH'B L0POB50.18.
A:
M KETB THB TOTJRTH 8ATT7RDAT in
each month at Masonic Usll, on Lac our
street. All vltttinn Brothers in good
undine are invited ta attend.
JAM la NBSB1TT. Btcretary.
J. D. CAM fBBii.Tr. M.