The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-01
AND PANACA DOTS

ana legion OF other Democratic canal |
dates, came down from Phoebe, Sunday, |
on their way to Clover Valley, where |
they all attended dance, and returned
here Tuesday evening.
Some bad boys tore Mrs. Wedges
hotel sign down Sunday night, and, as
usual, she blamed it on certain crowd;
but as it happens l don't think she will
prosecute, for the boys say they have
good witnesses to prove the sellingof fire.
water to the red-men.
We hear the report from good author
ity that the Republicans are going to
bring sack down to Panaca the night
before election. That's what tickles us
girls, as our fellows will give us lots of
gum and tafy.
Mrs. Wedge has things too much her
own way down here in the hotel busl-
ness, but presumes too much on it being
that way always, as there will be oppo
sition tosher as soon as Bnllionville starts
up; and US girls hope the boys won't pat
ronize her any more.
After the meeting on Tuesday night,
as papa and ] was passing out of the
school house, we passed near our good
Bishop and Brother Findlay, and do you
know really believe that | heard a little
| black crow cawing in their stomachs.
There has been caucusing during the
week, and it was decided for all our PEG.
pie to vote for the Republican candidate
for Supt. of Public School to keep out of
the Office. That is proper.
1t was real mean of our Bishop to poke
fun at his opponent the other evening,
while displaying to the world his oritori-
cal ability. 1t is not his opponents fault
he is an unmarried man, for he proposed
to several OF us Panaca bellies, but we did
appreciate his winning smiles. They
made him look as though he had been hit
blow below the belt by the cramps.
|
| Much excitement has been caused
lately at Katase, village well known to
foreigners, by the doings of a fox. A
young well.to-do farmer and his wife,
who have child two months old, are
occupying small wooden structure
during the rebuilding of their former
premises. On September 18th the wife,
as usual, went to sleep with the little
one, but waking during the night was
surprised to find it had left her side. She
at once called her husband, when it was
discovered that one of the frail wooden
doors had been broken open. The suppo
sition naturally followed that some one
had entered and stolen the infant, conse
quenty the father started with the inten
ton of arousing the neighbors. He had,
! however, only just stepped outside wher
, he perceived large fox run from unde
the veranda of the house opposite. Sus
pecting that reynard was the culprit
lights were procured and search made
which, to the delight of the parents, re
suited in the discovery of the baby, who
strange to say, had received no injur,
beyond a few scratches.
, SIT Down ON THEM. The subjoined i
taken from the White Pine News, O
Oct. Is. We quote: 1--WE notice tina
in several counties in this State, the mel
who tried to rob the people of the cleo
l tive franchise and install themselves il
: office for the next two years in spite G
the popular will, have the brazen au
8 dacity to manipulate conventions, and i
f several instances succeeded in securin
nominations. Irrespective of party, @
personal merits, these men should be de
3 feated In effect they now come befor
e the people and ask them for what the
tried their d-dest to rob them of-the
suffrage. Teach them lesson that IL
{ man, or set of men, who would corrupt
use all their influence to abridge you
rights can secure your votes. Don't &C
n the spaniel and lick the hand that smot
y YOU Eternal vigilance is the price {
!. liberty, and the voters of Nevada shout
d see to it that no traitor to popular libert
be endorsed by an election to Office tn
FALL"
- NEARLY SOLID BULLION. AT the Ma
:, ajo Office there are six or seven chunl
. of ore aggreating about $50 pound
which are probably nearer solid silve
rs and gold than any pieces of the san
IT size that were ever extracted from an
Of mine in the State. They were throw
from the ledge by single blast abo,
!, noon Yesterday. There are pieces weig
;" ing 30 pounds each which are literal
r masses of horn silver fecked with golc
lg The value of the specimens on exhibitic
is upwards of $1,000. The sight has a
u tracted large number of visitors to Il
:. office, and it is the unanimous expressit
81 among old miners that such shown
was never before made in the same o
ID compass in the palmiest days of Il
70 Comstock lode. These astonishing spe
linens of Tuscarora's mineral wealth W
be shipped to the company's office
n San Francisco.-[Times Review.
u The Helena (Montana) Herald of Oct
~ Der Is says: This afternoon reports
~ who happened into the United Stat
~ Assay Office, was given the privilege o
w look into the vault where the money a
Al bullion is stored. In both bullion a
:, money the vault contains something Ii
Or cpnO mn hoNt Il o1f of tho aprount