The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01


of Highland as the coming mine of East
ern Nevada.
TOO MUcH IN LOVE. Monday night,
during the intermission at the ball for
supper, several parties knowing the res
taurants to be crowded went to their re-
spective homes for lunch. One party on
arriving home found that the young lady
who had been left in charge of the house
during the absence of the head of that
establishment had been agreeably enter
tanned by gentleman friend, who had
consented to forego the pleasures of the
dance for the sake of entertaining the
young lady. When lunch was served
the young gentleman was asked to par
take of the same, and without thinking
OF the effect of his confession, he blurted
out, 81 can't eat; I'm to much in love.
Seeing the young lady color up, while
those present were nearly bursting with
laughter, he attempted an explanation,
but it only made matters worse, SO he
begged of them to promise not to ''give
him away" and they promised.
Moody AND SANKEy.-- Two young
pups-one house dog and the other q
store dog, and both as black as the ace
of spades, are residents of Phoebe, under
the above names. We know not why
they were named Moody and Sankey,
unless it was ON account of chicken steal.
ing propensities, they both being adopts
in that line. When they start to work
on gang of chickens very little time is
left for the chicks to engage in game of
prayer and psalms; the revival created
by Moody and Sankey allowing no time
for devotion. Sankey is the greatest
hypocrite Of the two, as he generally man
ages to have Moody kill the chicken and
afterwards steals it from him and carries
it home. Several housekeepers who have
missed chickens lately have their eyes on
Moody and Sankey, and before long there
is liable to be double funeral.
DAY OFFICIAL LETTER. following
is the official letter Of A. S. Gould, Supt.
of the Day mine, dated April 3Oth: "Our
work for the week ending this date is
comprised in about twelve feet more
depth in main incline, eight feet in west
crosscut or drift, and very considerable
amount Of heavy timbering. Our pro-
gress with the force at hand is really ex-
ores-coo ,s Tbe forma ,l aa WE 'V co
down, shows u more kindly character,
and beyond any doubt in my mind, carries
the true ledge of the mine. We are not
touching the cave ore-body. All our
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SCHOOL CENs0s.-Io-day VIII COM
mence the census OF the cMldren OF the
different school district of the State, in
compliance with the law. As the taking
of the census is not the pleasantest task
in the world. it is to be hoped that par
l ents and guardians of children will afford
all inc 1aclllties TO the census marsha
showing the county makes Of children tn.
. larger apportionment of State schoo
9 money comes to the districts. George T.
German has been appointed school census
marshal for Phoebe School District.
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