The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
OPINION OF THE PRESS.
From the Gold Hill News.

Inc Ploche RECORD, the Journalistic repre-
sentative Of Lincoln county, has just entered
upon its fifteenth volume. Times in Phoebe
have been exceptionally bad for the last year,
and the REcoRD has not received the encourage.
ment which IL necessary to tighten the editorial
heart while 1t adds to the weight of the edi-
torial purse, But despite all this, the RECORD
mas struggled nobly on, and given to the people
a faithful resume of the news Of the day, besides
perpetuating in type all that ia worthy Of
membrance in the local history of the town. 1t
IL frst-class newspaper-one of which any
camp in NevaGa might feel proud, and its ex-
cellence is duo to pluck and energy on the part
of Its proprietors. The best wish the News can
extend to the RECORD is that 1t may live, as we
believe 1t will, to ripe old age. Phoebe
needs it; Phoebe supports it in dull times, and
when the skies brighten over our silver State
as they surely must in the future Phoebe will
show its appreciation of good newspaper by
sustaining the RECORD with that liberality
which is so characteristic of the citizens Of
Nevada.
From the Elko Independent.
Saturdays issue Of the Phoebe RECORD, Just
come to hand, commences its fifteenth volume,
aud Notwithstanding the heavy reverseS to
which its proprietors have been subjected,
through the dullness and depression which has
succeeded the former active business life of that
camp, the RECORD still furnishes its weekly
quota Of news, and heroically braces up the in.
tersst of its section at all times, and the evil
dent Frightening of Pioche's prospects ID
source Of satisfaction II for other reason than
that 1t may be amply able to brace up its old
journalistic friend in return.
From the Austin Reveille.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon its 18th
volume. This paper has stood it through all
the ups and downs of Phoebe from almost the
first settlement of the camp, and though it has
borne the "sllngs and arrows of outrageous for
tune" through the experiences of daily, then
q tri-weekly and at last weekly paper, it has
ever kept up its lick as live sheet and an able
exponent of the interests and resources OF the
section in which it is published.
From the Virginia Enterprise.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon It's If
tenth volume. The RECORD has always been
a good paper, and we are sure if the people Of
Lincoln understand just how much work is
necessary to make a readable paper In quiet,
outside mining camp, they would. every one,
feel 1t duty to help support the RECORD. We
hope that the old, prosperous days will ere
long return to Phoebe and make it necessary to
increase the RECORD to its old proportions.
From the Ward Reflex.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon its hf-
tenth volume and eighth year of its existence.
The RECORD has ever been good newspaper
and holds its own up to the present, even
though reduced In size and issued once week.
Several years ago it was one OF the most prosper
GUS in the State and in time may be again. We
| congratulate the publishers on the fact that
they still hold out to burn.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
The Phoebe RECORD last Saturday entered
upon its fifteenth volume. 1t has shared the
reverses which fell upon Phoebe after the Ray
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| ly dividends, but its publishers have grit and
| wisdom, as the following extract will demon
| strate.
From the Eureka Sentinel.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon It's If
| teenth volume. The RECORD is splendid
weekly paper, one of the very best on the Coast,
| and the people of Phoebe owe it to themselves
| to give it q liberal support We wish our Lin
| coin contemporary the fullest measure Of sue
| cess.
From the Lyon County Times.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon its if
teenth volume. The RECORD, under its present
management, is tirst-class local paper, and
| one that merits the patronage Of the people OF
| Lincoln county.
From the White Pine News.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon Its IF
tenth volume. During the past year it has
like ourselves, confronted hard times 1t II
one among our most valued exchanges, and We
hope the time will soon come again when it vii
make us a daily instead of weekly visit.
From the Reno Journal.
That faithful exponent of Phoebe, the RECORD
has entered upon its fifteenth volume. 1t is Ri
exceedingly spicy little little sheet, and for it
adherence to Phoebe is deserving of splendi,
support. We wish it naught but the beat of luck
From the Typo Sun
THE Phoebe RECORD has reached the frs
number OF its fifteenth volume. The REcoR
has always been q faithful exponent Of the in
T terests Of that section, and deserves the heart
, support OF it's people. We wish it abundar
success
From the Carson Tribune.
The Phoebe RECORD has entered upon Its a
.. teenth volume. The RECORD, under its pre-
ent management. il first class local paper an
7 one that merits the patronage OF the citizens {
! | that section.