The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-01

e"c statute VI limitation release them
from paying. They can afford to pay an
attorney fec, but she cannot afford to
pay their just taxes. In this party's case,
theh will most likely have to pay their
Just taxes and an attorneys fee. There is
one thing we will here state, some of the
residents of this county, who are able to
pay their taxes have been dealt with too
assuagingly by the Commissioners. Those
who are unable to settle their taxes at
the required time, extend to them all the
grace possible, but those who are able
and will not pay their taxes, but are try
ing to evade their payment, they should
not have any leniency shown them.
There have been people, who were able
to pay their taxes, owing to the kindness
and leniency Of county officials, who
did net wish to injure them, escape pay
ing their taxes through the statute OF
limitation.
The most foolish thing that a man or
woman can do is to make an attempt to
chase up an evil report. SANDER has no
visible starting point, no resting place;
it begins from nothing and comes to
nothing if allowed to die out through its
own malignancy.
7 Miss MINNIE GRIFFIN and Hon. NJ. d.
Foley of Eureka were to have been mar
ried, in San Francisco, on the morning of
the 2Sth. The programme Of the happy
couple is to make an extensive tour
through the Eastern and Southern States.
A Cold NIGHT.-Last Sunday night
was the coolest that has visited this sec.
ton of country for long while. Team
sters report that it was 80 cold, that not
withstanding rolls of heavy blankets,
they were unable to keep warm.
THANKSGIVING DAY passed very quietly
in Phoebe. Although there were very
little praying INDUCED in, all who were
able ate good dinners. They thought it
was best to eat big dinner and postpone
the praying till Christmas.
PARTIES in from Utah say that the
borax claims up at Deep Creek are pros
pecting very we'll Large works are ex-
pected to be erected in about a year,
provided the claims continue as favorable
as they now are.
| ARTHUR LEE of Panaca brought a
wagon load Of turkeys in Tuesday. II it
had not been for him Piochers would
have had had to eaten Pahranagat pork
instead of turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
STAMPS are being placed in the mill at
the lower end Of town. Those wishing
to have their ore worked by mill process.
now have chance, and it will BE-
, worked on very liberal terms.
Or Wednesday evening fellow wen
running around the streets calling al
hands to come and drink to the health o
son and heir to the house of Eilers
Mother and child sway up"
) J. B. CLINTON, who has had sever
attack of the Ceur d'Alene fever. LEI
for those mines on Sunday. May he 81
his pockets with gold nuggets. for h
needs them in his family.
CARP.-Dr. G.. R. Alexander has sen
for plant of carp to Hub Parker, Fis
, Commissioner. When the fish arriv
here they will be placed in tie lake nea
Eagle Valley.
WHILE here Mr.. Grayson remarks
that he had gold mine in Calavers
] county, California, and that it cost hi
to mine and mill the ore but one dollar
ton.
. SUGAR Nesbitt & Bro. have r
ceivcd a carload of sugar during Il
: week. All grades of sugar can be pr
chased at Nesbitt & Bros.
THERE has been considerable talk
t town as to the sale of the Meadow Va
!. ley property. We fear that it is all tall
The clapper of the wedding-bell
= fairly trembling. 1t is just aching
: give the bell several hard knocks.
!, THE feeling of the people in this Sc
d ton Of the county is much better than
has been for some time.
It The District Court convenes at Beave
II Utah, on Monday next. So says Il
q Frisco Times"
:. THE mill leased by Jim Cronin at
g Dorado Canyon has been started up al
/. is now running.
Is On Friday ]. Eisenmann & Co. shipp'
>. large amount of hardware to Il
8, Mendha mine.
THE Xmas toys are appearin
:. Wertheimer has some very nice ones.
m THE Pahranagat ranchers are haulil
er their grain into town and storing it.
of THERE is but one short month left
IN which to do assessment work.
~ MANY of the ranchers were in toy
IN during the week.
ID The water in the Colorado River
er very low.
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