The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-19

some OF our young men would do well to
initiate. Running stage line between
here and Phoebe, he was accosted Mon.
day morning by lady that desired to
come to Bristol. Now, passenger these
dull times is eagerly sought after by the
opposition line, but, in this instance,
stacy looked wise, Strengthened his
weather, cap on his extensive Uranium,
and after taking q panoramic view of the
lowering clouds on Phoebe mountain, in
formed the lady that terrible storm was
brewing, and she had better wait until
next day. The explanation was satisfac-
tory and the lady returned to her home,
but in half an hour afterwards her nine
year-old boy came rushing in with the
exclamation that "Mr. - was taking
Miss -" a pretty young miss of
Phoebe, ''out to Bristol, and ! guess,
mamma, that is the reason he did not
want to take you" s..sse Il D.,
AFTER long silence, owing to the in
clemency of the weather, the Red Eagle.
made his appearance on the porch Of the
NoVddo AAOvcA tuo otuCE CNSuluSs <AS
usual, he said little of everything,
which didn't amount to anything. He
closed his remarks amidst deafening
cheers of his numerous admirers. The
old Eagle Bird, like an egg, becomes
worse with age. .5sIls g,t
A TELKaRAM from T. c. Poujade,
dated Ward, 18th, via Hamilton, 18th,
stated that he had arrived in Ward after
rough trip of Eve days from Phoebe, and
had written particulars by mail via Mil
ford. 1t seems that the mail has been
carried regularly between Ward, Osceola
and Milford notwithstanding they have
had very severe storms. ti.5. 3 ia
OWING to the snow which has been
alling during the week roads have
again became impossible for heavy teams,
and as there is use battling against the
elements, the Day furnace will start up
on next Tuesday, as was the intention,
nor will it be started till the roads gets
in condition for heavy ore and coal teams
to haul 81 i5iT
AUCTION SALE.-The household furni-
tnre at the residence Of H. F. Gear will
be sold at auction on Saturday next,
April 18th, 1884. All persons wishing
to examine the furniture, or purchase al
private sale, can do so by calling on II.
F. Gear For particulars inspect adver.
tisement. .i- ..-i.., ~ ees 'Hs.
Try 1r.-With a small piece Of zinc
and . bit of silver (any silver coin will do)
the zinc placed on one side Of the afflicted
gum and the silver on the other, by
bringing the edges together the small
current Of electricity generates immedi
ately and plainlessly stops the toothache
julius HOFFMAN writes from the Qui
jotoa mines, Arizona, that there are abou
one Thousand men in that place and onl,
seventy-five saloons. Certainly there il
not any prohibition law required wher,
there are SO many men and SO few
saloons. nes r iH
INFORMATION WANTED. The relative.
of Thomas Maybury, formerly Of Detroit
Michigan, offer reward Of $25 for reli
able information as to his whereabouts
He was last heard from at Winnemucca
Nevada. Address H. G. Maybury, De
troit, Michigan.
/ DOOMED. Fargo & Co. Is lette
express is doomed. The House Commit
tee on Postofices and Postroads have re
ported favorably bill to amend tn
postal laws, which is intended to proven
the establishment Of private postofices.
MINE Cor, vat dry country, der
nodings but schnow, schnow, schnow, un
rain, rain, rain, und mud, mud, mud
und den der peoples say der is nix WAGE
: in de country. rs N ,-si ssf
The seasons ought to be changed. M
vember, December and January shoul
be known as Fall, and February, Marc
and April as Winter. t....s
For fine shirts and clothing, 60 to tt
, Golden Rule Store, I Lyman, proprieto
Always large stock of gents furnishin
goods on hand. % tah o
r By the grace of the stage compan
Piochers had another nine.day's ma
dumped in on them last Tuesday.
The Nesbitt Bros. have received
large stock of mems and ladies' shoes.
Swiss BoBs choicest butter at
nVrsI -r~ sPoUJADE's.
PoUJADE keeps the very best butter
be had.
STOCK -MEN!