The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24

BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.--Many Of the
Young men of Phoebe. who attended the
leap year party week ago, ornament
ing the wall With their beautiful figures,
express great dissatisfaction at tho man
nsr in which they were slightsd by the
Young ladies and speak very disparag-
inply OF the fortunate, or unfortunate,
individuals who the fair ones swestly
smiled upon. We have had several
charming wall-fowers complain bitterly
to US. One poor unfortunate informed
us that he had expended quite . little
fortune on his "swset potato" lately by
making her presents, but that she had
only been "playing" him, and that shs
never even asked him to dance once.
Another young masher, who has made
his brags that be could "mash" anything
that wore pstticosts. came to US, with
tears in his eyes, and said that he had
never before been treated 30 shabby IN
his life. Just think," said he, when
they were little girls We used to MAKE |
mud pies together. throw sand into each
Others eyes, gathered flowers. slide on the |
Same sled, but at the dance they didn't
even LOOK at me-" aud after thus reliev-
ing his psnt up feelings. he pu!ieo MS
arm under his nose and wiped scar
from off the end of that organ, swearing
that be would mash" all the girls who
sliehtsd him, and then jill them. Inc
yonno ladies served several OF these
"bsaus" exactly right in letting them
knew their true opinion of "mashers.'
CHANGE OF VENUr.-A motion was
made in Court on Tuesday morning last
for change of venue in the case of Ma
Lane and Mcintyre on tho ground of the
feeling engsndered by numerous inlsm-
mstory articles published in the RECORD
in regard to the case. The motion ex-
cited q great deal of surprise. In the
first place, on account of Pioohs being
deemed an unsafe pla0o for the trial OF
murderers, when it ia q we'll established
fact that whenever q murder Is COM
mitted in any other county the muir
derer, or murdsrers, Immediately have q
petition made out to have his, or their,
case tried in L,ncoln county, because
they know they have sure thing OF get
ting clear, or getting off with q very
light punishment, compared with what
they deserved. In regard to any Of the
articles in the RECORD being inf1smma-
tory or tending in the least degree to
prejudice public opinion, nobody (but
wooden man and mutton head) would
think OF making them basis on which
to obtain . change OF venue.
A TEAMsTER arrived hsre the other day
from the terminus of the Utah Southern
with q load of merchandise for John Roe
der. A box. containing boots, did not
look exactly right, so it was opened and
it was discovered that three pairs of boots
were missing. Another box. containing
gloves. was also opened, and found to
lack four pairs OF the full amount. The
teamster had gone to put up his team,
but upon his return to the store Rosdef
walked up to him and pulled up the leg
OF his pants, and discovered pair OF the
missing boots. The tsamstsr was made
to pay cost prlos Of the stolen articles.
1t is very common for tsamsters to help
themselves to goods while transporting
them hithsr. and if the merchants would
only have a couple OF the teamsters ar
rested and punished, instead OF letting
them off by paying for the goods stolen
it would have . great tendency to put {
etop to this kind of theft.
DAY BULL1oN.-A contemporary ask
"What becomes of the Day mine bull
lion?" The Day mine ships no bullion
in its own name. Unfortunately tn,
Day Company has not got any reduction
works of its own, therefore 10 eonpells,
to ship their ore for reduction to tn
works of other oompanies. The bullioI
extracted from the Day ore sent to tn
Raymond & Ely mill oannot Be works'
BY that process except by mixing 1t will
other kinds of ore, and of course
shipped in tho name of the Raymond
Ely Company, and the bullion sxtracte
from ore shipped to Hillside furnace,
shipped as Hillside bullion.
NEEDS DOSE OF BITTERs.-Ths othe
night Jake Drew kicked in the door {
the old French woman's house, at th
lower end Of Main street, and it cost th
old woman some $12 to have it repaired
She reports that this 10 the second tim
that young Drew has kicked in her doc
1t is to be hoped that the next time tbs
that young hoodlum disturbs the pea<
that the officers will arrest him and brin
him before Justice Hoffman, and pc
NIT that gentleman TO dish him out
dose of "bitters."
SIcK,-Mrs. George W. Arnold, who
stopping in San Francisco. writes
. friend here that her little daupht
has been very sick for some time and b,
had to be held in the arms Of son
person for number of days. 81
msther, Mrs. d. 5. Lobbock, has all
III health and has grown very thin. Car
Lubbock. at last accounts, was yet
San Francisco.
The LAST OF 1.-THE last of the m
terial for the Raymond & Ely rooster ,