The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-08-05
BRISTOL ITEMS.
Haggerty & Barton recently lost
horse valued at 500.

haSSerty " barton recentiy iost
horse valued at 500.
Inquirer writes: "Who was the origin.
| al Arkansaw traveller" Ans: Bob Fulks.
The I'd inst. was voted by all to have
been the hottest day of the season thus
far
When the waiter at the breakfast table
winks at you confidently, it means, there
are NO flies in the hot cakes this morning.
| Everybody who bucks at faro now
keeps little book in which his winnings |
are recorded. All win, yet faro is still
alive and fourishes.
Old Sol. (Brisacher), lately of Eureka,
poked his nose through rain-cloud
lowering over Bristol on the lst., thereby |
causing beautiful rainbow.
At the meeting which was held in the
schoolhouse, last Friday night, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Re.
publican County Convention, A. j. Blair,
G. Ferguson and w. Goodrich were
chosen.
| A'' a. nisPe, VI WAC "i' NAV
Pioneer HOTEL makes his bow through
null column ad. IN this issue OF the
RECORD, the old and reliable pioneer
neer IS bang up in ali ita various depart.
ments. The table ia supplied with the
choicest delicacies of the season: the
rooms are large airy and we'll furnished.
and the bar Is stocked with the finest
liouors and cigars. To saw that Dick
knows how to keep a hotel. would be old
everybody knows it already.
Inc demJohn saloon Is gaming prestige
here. The proprietor Of one of them in
forms us that he buys sit by the demi.
:; -. :. I'll, ..,.
Jun ~ H,e. ~ s ,.re an.;..s . as
aLy =, oa anu Wv .~sT !u~ :" ~
"mAy Mp Al VAIN piaoo - is"1 y. :: ~
spon ,i T a I'LL f'Na a, =. NV .in's -. VI
wen nn'"n iao1 .'iaS suSai, aioonI' anu
mase, y. ~ AZ. Iel'..n propor'ions' anu 81
poIou vi. SUI W. iAys, " oSns. L -.
n naA0 . kiaeEai wI aiHn iu.ss..S' nU~
oso', Sns. Dtisso. ~nsAy oon'aou ~ tSe
t the tarnantst :, "" 49,. s''' '''''"S W.
'"' characterization" p'o'''''
A party who labors under the disgrace.
full misfortune of being compellsd to do
hard work ior ms ny cnoWder' turpeA'
tine GIN ana oid snsh'rotten wearing aP'
I parei, ana also OF oeing oadiy IN SOAK,
, complains thst II ne happens 70 iay on
; Work lor gay the long races ieveieo ~
MN are more numerous tnan Tue n'es
"hich swarm around siausncer pen u
| an august morning. as ne lakes Az
q gin broker shivers, turns waller" and
. inciviily remarks: =" You amt to work to.
t gay; lhen IN comes s'ore1sspsr, wne
saS 'oon .ai ~. Will a" ~ ~,
s '.usou anu oAsu.y ~, e" ~ ~
/. am "otH 'o.uay. Ssaseu .. tn'
il erea1las. .a''e, I,e nasis 1oss sllssne'
v w nu"u IL hnN ynI n.y. -
big feather buster, and remarks: "You
d amt to work today! In comes tn
). ~at'1l lol aM orue anu wv. y. Mea.
J, Js'.sn ~ AathnS ~ .Sn,t. v. $3.50. 80 ~.
e =" s.o. ~ S 1855 my ~.
e h."L,,,t ~ h.;a n 5000 " WIN ao -. n
n IsA.as' De'ns euoAI ~. Iomn le'i .L'
|, ~ $500, ~ SS,s !.
l. for you ne workee today"
~. -,
"a ~. - I, ~ $50 =.
It iyihg MS ii'.le oaoy all hsns long, oa
:, the novelty has worn on, and now as n
N his sonaltino infant cIasned in his arms
,r he bewails the misfortunes of being
ia daddy, and is convinced that it is tn
mothers place to attend to the baby.
u THr settlers tbrouobout pabr.n.oa
q Valley have given up ouarreling an,
" are devoting their time to their crops
f. The ranchers now 20 out in the fields t.
~ woth Mi1iioI I.n ! :: .n anu .he ureaa
er at anv moment has vanished from tbei
ce minds
'e SAMUEL, TupEN PH1LsoS. and old resi-
IL nj, a.,