The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-12


THERE was man in Phoebe, but owing
to his extreme bashfulness we defer men
tioning bis name, who had been lying in
pieearious condition in bed for three
days, when the doctor called on him on
the afternoon Of the third day and gave
him dose of medicine. That evening
the man arose from his bed, crawled into
billed shirt and his best duds, and
was legally harnessed to a running mate,
for better or for worse. Upon ID. G.
Clark learning the effects Of this wonder
full medicine, he rushed up to G. r.
Alexander's drug store and ordered
dozen doses. He was soon followed by
Louis Kleine, who had also been taken
suddenly sick, end he ordered two dozen
doses. Many OF the other young boys of
town have also become suddenly and
dangerously ill, and are purchasing medi-
cine at lively rate. Mcmahon writes
Dr. Alexander to send him down two
barrels of that kind of medicine that
Bob Fulks has been taking. He knows
it is just the stuff to cure him.
w. B. SMITH of Eureka, the Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of 1. o. o. T.
of Nevada, is now visiting Phoebe On
Thursday evening Phoebe Lodge gave
their Grand Master warm welcome. A
reception was held at tho hall of the
order, which was filled with members OF
the fraternity and their families. a
splendid supper was spread during the
evening, which was very crediteble to
Mr. VIM. Bell, who had the supervision
of the collation. under his sole charge, and
he deserves great praise. The time was
pleasantly passed away till half-past
o'clock next morning, when all repaired
to their homes. Mr.. Smith viii remain
in town till next Monday.
A MAN named Kaiser, who was recently
discharged from the Mendha mine, went
| from town out to the mine on Sunday,
and being pretty well charged with evil
spirits, shot his mouth off and threatened
to kill the foreman OF the mine and his
friends. Parties came into town Sunday
night and had warrant issued for his
arrest, and the officers went out there
that night and brought him in. The
trial was set for Tuesday, but when the
case was called, no witness appearing
against the accused, the Justice let him
CO. A few minutes after the case was
dismissed, the witnesses all arrived in
town.
CHAs. S. KING, proprietor Of the
"Frisco Times" gives notice that he will
not be responsible for any ones bills,
without an order from him. While
Charles was spending the holidays with
the old folks at home, several OF his lady
admirers at Frisco, feeling confident tina.
if Charles had of been there on Christmas
he would have made them handsome and
valuable presents, took it upon themselves
to purchase presents, at Charley's ex.
pense, and thus show him that although
away, they did not forget him. Charles
is now kicking at the big bills contracted
by his sweetnesses. The wretch!
/ EcLIpsEs. will be five eclipsel
this year, three of the sun and two of thu
moon. The first will be partial eclipst
of the sun, on March 9th, visible in th,
United States; the second will be tota
eclipse OF the moon. April 10, visible to
} greater or less degree in North and Soutl
| America; the third will be a partia
eclipse of the sun, April 25, invisible il
America; the fourth total eclipse Of tn
moon, October 4, not visible on the Pa
r cifc Coast, and the fifth will be an eclips
of the sun, October is, visible on the Pa
, ciic Coast.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS. At
| meeting of the Board of Commissioner
on Monday the Sheriff was ordered t
file an additional bond of $1,000, Dis
+ trict Attorney $500, Public Admins
TRAITOR $1,000, Assessor $1,000, Recorde
t $1,000, County Clerk $4,000, Justice Q
e the Peace of Phoebe Township $500 an
/. the Justice at the Muddy new bond
There were ordered transferred from til
' General Fund to the Salary Fund 1927. 81
a and from the Current Expense Fund t
!. the Contingent Fund $500.
JUDGE RIvEs arrived on Tuesda
( nights stage, accompanied by Messr'
n Baker and Wines, of Eureka, who ar
= here attending the January term of Court
, The firm of Baker & Wines are gettin
u considerable law business in this county
$ THE pump of one of the locomotive
! was left filled with water the othe
$ night, and the water freezing, it burste
the pipes. Such is the fruit produced b
!, hiring incompetent men, because the
will work cheap.
y SErrLING.-J. B. Eddy, of the Bristt
!, : S. M. Company, was ia town Wednesda
!. and he distributed about $1,000 in pa,
= ing up some of the old indebtedne
!. of the company.
If FRANK GoDBE arrived at Frisco {
y Saturday last, and is having residen,
II prepared for his wife, who remains
. Salt Lake till everything is completed.
o OK last Sabbath afternoon, at abo,
'r half.past o'clock, the wife of T. j. @
ID | horoo ,,rasap+a1 b;v, with , %oEa,