The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01
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who wishes to become visionary
WHY. the blind man, to be sure.
Although procrastination is the thief
# time, still it appears that it lid not
.tc.l smjthson's or Houses chickens.
, Joke is a joke but when it is carried too
,,r-tben it ceases to be joke. For the
;atnre, boys, I'd advise you to 90 to bed
;"st about the time the chickens 90 to
,.ao.t-then there can no suspicion arise
IN regard to your poultry stealing procliv-
Ties, Content yourselves with the grub
tnst YOU can buy or readily bum in the
I,ariinC. houses and there WON'T be
sbot gun of two.barrels turned loose on
YOU. Depend on this.
What Mormon will the Democrats
semitic at this coming election? What
Mormon won't they scuttlc if they can
a 50 without apparent effort, and at the
came time further their own interests !?
Six wears ago, if | mistake not, it was
V,odlay Put on your endowment robes.
byethern, and await your turn. Just
have your ears creased well, however,
a5 Missouri Joe might want to swallow
some OF you.
On the night OF the 9th inst, Geo.
W. Cassidy talked here politically to
rood house. Although some Of his argu-
ments were just trae ingenious, still,
on the whole Mr.. Cassily's talk was fair
and dealt in facts. Actions speak louder
than words, however,, and Mr. Cas- sidy's
efforts as an NJ. G. in behalf of Nevada
are far more telling on the community at
large than stream OF Aowery speeches
that would reach from here to Washing
ton. Eugene Howell next arose and an.
nounced that certain parties had started
the report that if he was elected that he
was to be used as a tool for certain
corporation. He refuted this as base
falsehOod and if elected would stand by
his constituents and county true blue.
Mr. McGregor followed on the well
known tariff question: and the meeting
dispersed. Dick Riepo was chairman.
OF late r. A. Riepe has received an
lHCItahe w HIS crown VI DUdIucE5. HIS Is
owing to tho excellence of the bill of fare
at the old Pioneer, and also to the polite.
ness of the proprietor-the red, red
rose Of the sagebrush country.
Just at present the gin prospector finds
this place an excellent one to operate in
the " fluid, as it is cropping out every
where, and can be had as free as water.
The 18th of Nov. inclemency will, how
ever, put the ki-bosh to it, Where the
money is coming from to pay the Bristol
dealers for their fine whisky, of course,
I'm not able to answer.
Phoebe was well represented here al
the Democratic meeting.
Wednesday last the personal property
of the late Doc. Clay, consisting Of {
head of horses, . colts and ? wagons
was sold at public auction from the cor
raj here by the Public Administrator
Bell. With the exceptions of mare
colt and an old wagon, the property wal
bid in by Administrator Bell, and a
figures above what it really was worth
II | mistake not, there is statute in the
law which prohibits an adminstrato
bidding on property that he is admins
trating on. Undoubtedly Bell mean
honestly enough, yet in his great zeal il
regard to making the property bring ;
good square figure he oversteppe9 tn
boundary line and encroached on for
hidden ground. An administrator, same
as any other public officer, should G
strictly according to the letter of the law
else they render themselves or thei
oondsmen liable. The property was BIZ
IN for S49S.
Only horse, and his name was Ned,
Gentle and kind, his owner said;
Only boy-his name was Will
Mounted the horse and rode from the .ail
Only a pull on the reins, and light,
only horse from left to right,
Jumplngan bucking-his name was Ned
Only boy flying over his head
Only boy in darkened room,
Flat on mis- back mid an arnica boom;
Only boy weeks in bed,
With an ankle sprained and damaged hea
with crutch and cane so staunch ana SCUM
Only boy and he limps around.
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only horse, his name was Ned;
Gentlo aud kind, his owner said.
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