The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-04-29


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\. . "oui-p DEAD a '''p"''n was
received IN Ploche ON tuesday morning
from Mr.. A. X. Grim stating that Mr..
= Copld had died in Sacramento on
NJ 81,
MONDAY W. ooio mas oeei ehsaseu III
the Newspaper business on tins coast as
laws Of Idaho owned and published n
newspaper in that Territory, and at one
time was on the eqitorlal stan OF the San
Ttaea'o 81, n roa;Janta ,o.m wiz I'm ~
he was troubled with softening of the
brain, occasioned from drink, and that the
disease was growing on HIM very rapidly;
but let us spread the broad mantle
OF Cnarlty over MS iauits, ior ne mas zone
much LOT Ine people IN TINS Vlcihl.y' ana
had kiha near, anu aioeo many iamllies
by giving employment 10 married men,
Previous TO ms departure from ri0che
he had trouble with ms wife, and there
IS now sun lor ulVorce penang IN
the Districc Couro mere, out the "reao
Judge ABOVE TOOK unto hlmseii the case
and mas DECIDED that 1ney snail De- upon
TINS earIn' separateo forever anu ever.
Mr.. Eoulo was OF nervous ana festisss
temperament ana TINS trouble probably
hasteheo ms oeath' put, however, IL was
only questlon OF very snort time' 1or
Il man III Mr. %oulas eonoitloh nad not
many weeks 10 i've, Mr.. Gould, eight
years ago, was olefk OF the supreme
court OF otah Ierritory
GENTLEMAN who was engaged in
o.h;x s+ot;s.;o of Nor,aa Gov +ha
s"'"'s '
Government TWO years ago, writes from
Knoxville, Tennessee, says: Among the
statistics was gathering IN reference TO
Pioche, is TINS; Pioche mas the graves OF
il9 murdered men; 43 IN one row, called
M t ah nov osnoot ra aud tha4 p;o onh
las been overrated Colorado claims to
have the boss plantipp proand for
mon - Phoebe has been un1errated rather
that overrated in this matter. There is
M MINING camn that will comnare with Il
in this rsspect During the early DAYS
and lively t;mas the miners emnloved Nv
several Of onr companies never t6ought
of Going to work without the l6.shooter
bv Their side and the companies EN-.
nIovad mon At son ner dav whose only
labor to nerform was to fight when occas.
sion reonired Il A Mitch hattie once
took Mace between the forces of the
Phnnix and RAYMOND & Elv companies
in a drift 400 feet below the surface. This
camp had such bloody name in its early
days that our citizens could not even travel
IN this state but what the people wouio
STARE AZ snGia n an "u ,d las as 'noTS ~ ,me
ple in Colorado don't know what Il live
camp is.
Aroruvp Enp,cur I,Sr 10 mr. prr
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ON. W. HILL an agent OF the Eureka
& Palisade Railroad, has been in town
several DAYS taking observation as to the
foos;b;l;+v &c +b. +ro;lroad comn,rv oo.;n
nuttino on A line Of freioht wagons be.
tween Eureka and Phoebe. Mr.. Hill has
SHOWN py ngures 70 QUIZ merchants mere. M tn ''!,,
\. able r. have thar Goods sh;nned from
San Franc;sco and the west to Phoebe
vi. E,reko from Al IN on cents less No,
ion his accord;no to the character Of the
fre;aht +h.n tbay 6o hv sb;nn;ng to Salt
lake and over the Utah Southern to Mi.
ford m. freioht will arrive ouicl,er
over the Eureka Route and as the railroad
comnonv owns bio teams there will not he
the difficulty OF getting heavy machinery
10 .n1s h iocaiiSy, ~m,on mas oo;m enpG
tho last +bree vears
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ANNIvERsARY BALL.-Ihe ball glver
by the Order of Odd Fellows, as all the
dances nreviouslv piven bv the Order
nv ,.'
was Ill enJoyaoi s anai ne a nusu W. -
.oiy Sooe anu u u was lnuuseu IN -
hall was tastefully decorated with flags
pictures and wseathes OF evergreens. Tax
lHs ih1o colsioera1ioli tne ialse " p;ooh
81 SICKNESS anong .ne ,a, a9s a4+an ,Jon
~ PRESENT. 'he party was wen '''enoeo
MENDHA. There is quite little tow