Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13


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TEE SECOND BOOK OF cHBoxrcLEs CHAP
TEEI.
/. In the days of Ulysses, the chief
ruler over the land Of Unculpsaln. in the
country Of Kaliforny. in the city OF
Phrisko, even the city by the great sen,
2. Lived John. the servant Of God.
who wrote these chronicles.
3. And his chronicle is true in that he
wrote it himself, having his eyes open
and being afraid of no man.
4. And in the days whom Otis was
chief over the city Of Phrisko, there
lived Benjamin the scribe of the tribe Of
Naphtaiy, whose tongue was a sharp
sword.
5. And on the thirtieth day OF the first
month, Tcharli whose surname
was Yung, went after Benjamin
the scribe OF the tribe of Naphtaly, in
manner that was hot even as the Goals
upon the hearth and grevious to be
borne.
G. For he said that Benjamin was an
inhabitor Of evil places aud u follower
Of lewd women,
Z. Then Bepjimi the scribe arose in
bis wrath and lifted up his oracle and
said,
s. Bthold now, 0 inhabitants of
Phrisko, and give ear! Oh. ye that dwell
by the sea. even the mighty sea.
9. Let us see what manner OF man is
this unto whom We have listened this
long time.
10 Judge now between Us, o people,
even between me and this Tcharl who is
called Yung, in that he cllleth ne evil
names, and eoeth after me in manner
grievons TO be borne.
Il. And Benz amin the scribe wrote it
in a book and Published it abroad among
all the people, and he spared not Tcbari,
nor his brethren. nor his kinsfoik, nor
his friends.
II. And the tribe Of tie Gnusebois
cried aloud in the streets, aud in all the
public places, and said, Yeresthesun!
Is. Wherefore, when the people heard
this. great was the sale Of the book witt
ten by Brniamin, the serbs Of the tribe
of Nnph,nly.
IA Now when Tcharh. who was called
Yung, saw the book that WAS written by
Benjamin the scribe, he was exceeding
wroth, and his spirit within him WAS
troubled, both he and his brethren, and
they arose and went to the judge.
10. And said unto him: Hear, o judge,
and give ear unto our cry, o We that rule
over this people,
lG. Behold, this man OF the tribe of
NaphtaIy hath written lies about u. and
published them to the people, even about
IA and our kiusfok.
II. Wher .upnn the judge wrote n
paper and sealed it with his seal, that
Benhmin tn scribe should be taken and
east into prison.
Is. Now on the morrow, Ghus, brother
Of Teharli espied benjamin the scribe
walking in the streets and public places.
10. Aud be said, Behold. now is mine
enemy delivered into mine hand. And
he shot at him from behind, two times,
and 3 -njamiI the scribe WAS sore afraid.
90. Then WAS Ghus, brother OF
Tcharli, taken by the strong men OF the
city, even the Piece, and cast into
prison.
81. Aud after this did Michael who
was also brother Of Tcharli, meet Ben
jlmin the scribe in the prison, m,
would have done him griey0us bo1il,
harm
22 Then said the men Of Phrisko
Bsholi, they have shot these two time.
and no man is hurt. Go to, is this no
foolishness and abomination in our sight
And they spat on the ground.
%. Now there was in the city oi
Fhrisko, scribe who was called Lohr.
hin, and whose surname WAS Pick, and
be was Of the tribe Of the liars iu-wait
"a. And he was called Pick for that
men said, 10, he IS not worth plea.
yuue.
%. Now picayune WAS money OIL
little value and smnl worth in the eye.
of the men Of the South.
&c. And Lohrhin read the book OIL
Benjamin the scribe Of tho tribe of Nap
thhly, that he wrote of TchQrli, sur
named the Yung, ard he said, Behold
here is my opportunity.
q. For aioretime Tuharli and Lohrhir
did chiefly cast mud at each other, bu
Tcharli cast the most.
IS. Wherefore Lohrn and Tcharli will
hatred passing that OF a brother. il
that he cast the most mud, and did hin
much evil in the sight OF the people.
90, And he wrote in his book ant
abused Tcharli, and said that he was ,
man Of Belial.
80. But the people said, Go to, is no.
each Of We tnrred With the same stick
and shall Lohrhin throw dust in oul
eyes? BE it FAR from us.
81. SO Lohlhin was exceeding sor
rowful, in TINT he could not Deceive thu
people.
80. For he was man of great voice
but little head, and he thought that h,
ruled PhrisRo.