The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-12-20

recently. In noticing his death, the Eu.
reka Sentinel OF the 10Th inst, say
''He had been to Salt Lake for medical
treatment for paralysis Of the brain. 1t
| Is thought he caught cold while travelling
and that he died of pneumonia. s me
two years ago the deceased went East
and visited his brother III Philadelphia,
who is man of wealth. He was urged
to stay East, hut, like many other Far
| We terriers, he had got accustomed t.
the Ways out here aud he could make up |
his mind to quit the sagebrush. He was
a man If fair education and esteemed for |
his intelligence aud good qualities. There
was no necessity for him to live at an
cut OF the way station ON an almost DIES
olate road, but he preferred to spend his
HE there, keeping the wayside inn and
looking after small hay ranch and a
few cattle and horses His estate, which
he willed to his brother in Philadelphia,
is worth between 81 00) and 50, 900"
There was wrestling match in Ham
ilton Saturday night between the champ
i'm OF Phoebe mot namely and Arthur
Matthewson, the best three ont of five,
catchas catch-can. 1t was won by Mat
theasnn in three successive falls. So
says Mr.. Orr, the stage driver. L Eureka
! Sentinel.
There must be mistake somew here.
Lincoln county's Public Administrator
: is the only man of renown in Phoebe who
has visited Hamilton lately, and we feel
. confident there IS no man i'll existence,
when in good trim, that can down him
three consecutive times. Piochers will
stake their millions on it. But, perhaps
our Pub. Adj. was not in good trim at the
: time Of the wrestling. One of his muscles
a most likely over balanced the other.
How To KEEP Our THE Cold. Nov
, that winter is upon u it may be useful
t, many of our people tn know how to
keep out the cold and thu. save wood.
" Cracks in il,u,s around the mould b ard.
i or other parts If the roam. may he neatly
II and permanently filled by thoroughly
soaking newspaper III paste, ma te OF one
Il pound "f fl 'ur three quarts OF water, and
a Tablespoonful of alum. thoroughly
Doiled and mixed. The mixture will be
Il about as thick as patty, and may be
" forced into crack with a ca knife. Ii
ii will harden like paiermache.
LIST OF advertised letters in the post
Office at Phoebe. Dec. 30, 1854: Ander
Il son, G Day. j.; Davidson, j.; Ellison
l. j. W; Gregory. j. s; Harrington, Mis-
'e j; Henuing. G. Hn,key, NJ. F.; Lund
Z e.; Morgn, j.; Peniletou, James o
to Inn; Salter. J. NJ; Thompson, w. b.
he Waters, A. c.; Wilson, }.
A h"'' '-'
~ WHEN person stands win their oac
u to hot stove Tor whlle' and then TAX
I'll a seat, they Immediately arise, as thong
RS they had sit down ON pin, but the
e. didn't, and their mind, If they can re
y 1h'' ~ IS ,h.;r ,nfancy WIN thei
de mother used to place rei.hot towel o
RS their bare skin, then wonder what O
-. earth makes the baby cry 3d.
If, n,.n,,u, ,u,o,,rr c,,nn,,, .,
nd
ID w.: vs.. .-:'. 49, w.. a.-. % ~
State Mrs CamnbelI renamed in Rer
he ~ R.hon Whit,k.r's while Mr.. Cam,
IN hill nr'rsel.d ,n Carson and cast h
h.jl,t FAR Rla;n. + T. ,yan and then too
-. q
- a flying trip to San francisco.
an DIssoLvEp.-The firm of Barton, Tor
NO IN of pr;st, have dissolved. and
ties - D. .;u Lauo.f,o. o,uu,, .n >,
OF p ~, "a w" h,a o"n nana Ths dehts
I'VE the old firm will be paid by MIR. Barto
n ~, and all money due the said hrm Will
~. collected by him.
eel Sol BRIsAcHER and big black lhom
per cat got into row the other e'enin
The cat got on Sol's leg and was indul
ian my III squ"'e n'oa, VI 'ook"
Dit, frightened the cat OF oo''
''' sxr, r, Ara h,, sent word To pioc