The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-09-09

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Of County Commissioners held their regu.
lar monthly meeting ON Monday and trans.
acted the following business; The reports
of the various county officers for August
were presented, read, found correct and
ordered filed. A petition from Royal
City, asking for school district, was
presented, and i. was ordered that a
school district be there established and to |
be known as Royal City School District |
| No. I, boundaries to be hereafter fixed. |
The following bills were presented and
allowed; u. c. Clark, supplies, $40; c.
Ii. Patchen, telegraphing, $3.s5 5. A.
Bunker, school census of Bunkeryille, Sl5;
w. Benson, janitor. $40; j. Callahan,
$40; Record Pub. Co., Advertising 80;
Wertheimer & Gear, stationery, 50, and
the usual salary bills. The bills Of L.
Stern, II. Sharp and E. ID. Turner for
fees in the arrest Of Goodrich and Rogers
were rejected. Bill of Il. ID. Turner,
Deputy Assessor, rejected.
FURNISHING THE WICKED. AS a wagon
load Of Piochers were on their way to the
race course Monday, and making. bee
line for the grounds, they met one of the
brethren Just on the south side of Pa.
naca, and asked him the way. He told
them that they would have to turn
around and go down certain lane and
cross the fat, then go down on the other
side. They done this, and after crossing
an unlimited number Of water bitches,
the horses getting in mud up to their
bellies twice, and travelling three miles
further than necessary, they reached the
the course.
A CHARITABLE AcT.-W. NJ. Wilson
Of Hike. one of the biggest-hearted men
in the inter-mountain country, who SYM
pathizes with the poor, sent to the
RECORD office a large box of delicious
peaches and apples, and an immense
watermelon, regular buster, weighing
80 pounds, for which he has our thanks,
not only of the heart, but also of the
, stomach. May the trees of his spacious
! orchard, the vines in his vineyard and
} his melon patch always bear as bounti-
| fully Of large and luscious fruit as it has
this year, and may he never forget the
r poor.
, PANAcA is now looking most beautiful.
Persons DESTROYS of having a few days
recreation can find no better place to go.
The apples and plums are just getting
= ripe and the slough running through the
meadows is filled with snipe, and few
ducks, so a person can while away the
e dreary hours in eating fruit beneath the
: shade of the large and beautiful trees.
D hunting, bathing and playing croquet.
d Bill Culverwelfs stage runs daily between
y Phoebe and Bullionville, so all persons
t wishing to 90 to Panaca can do 80 any
d day and return whenever he feels SO dis.
3 posed.
:. THERE is scarcely mail that arrive.
!. but what we receive from abroad request,
;. to send sample copies of the RECORD
u Now, we have ceased sending sampl,
copies of the Record abroad to every per
son who requests it. We have reformed
i. and are getting to be mean, very mean
and if any of the Governors Of States, Of
= Crown Heads of Europe, want cop,
&c of the RECORD, they had better send tn,
q stamps to pay for it.
" THE workings Of the Bristol s. NJ. Co
!. were all closed down last Saturday, an,
at will not be started up again until every
1T thing is settled up, which will probabl
err be done on the 18th instant. Tn
IN total indebtedness of the company vii
Or not exceed $4,000. Mr.. Welles Of Min
a neapolis will plank up the coin for th
ne company.
y T. E. FLAGG fell down the shaft of tn
.. Yankee mine, at Jackrabbit District, th
90 other day, and was injured, but as {
n. what extent we did not learn. D.
It. Chaigneau left for there on Thursday.
~ SOME PUMPKINs.-Justice Goodrich
who has been down to Hike on bushes
ny say he saw in the fields punkins tn,
. were nearly four feet high to the to
N from the ground.
ful NoTIcE.-Mr. G. H. Fish has been a.
| pointed by me as my Agent and will ha,
dis charge Of my business during my absen'
Die in San Francisco, California.
nv j. PoUJADE.
ng THE time for the arrival and departul
~ of the Eureka stage has been change
ed 1t now arrives in Phoebe at s o'clock
cir the evening and departs in the mornin
his at o'clock.
Oh Mr.. N. BAILEY telegraphs from Eva
,rs ston, Wyoming, that he had disposed
,se his band Of cattle.
ar THE registration notices Of ST. Thoms
~ Ell Dorado Canyon and Bunkervil
s : appear this morning in the RECORD.
in THE Board of Equalization will me
ing on the 18th inst. Read notice.
-, THE Republican Primaries take pla
40. ~. next Saturday, the 10th inst.
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