The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

a llRCCs.-tlncne IS 10 Oe visited pN
a circus, and when the agent was ha, ing
the big colored bills posted up on the
side OF the houses, on Wednesday, there
was crowd of oil boys watching them,
the little codyers all being at school.
How those old boys did just turn them.
selves loose and their minds wandered
back to their childhood days, and all had
some tale to tell about the first circus
they ever saw. Politics were completely
forgotten and no person thought of them
for the day. Circus talk and old Dan
Rice was all the go. At noon, when
school was out, then came the great con
sternation. As the young ,ters all gazed
in amazement on the show bills, the
wonderful things being done by the
acrobats, contortionists and riders, was
beyond their comprehension. None of
them ever saw circus bills before. let
alone having heard tell of circus. They
wanted to know what circus was.
would they do this and would they do
that, and plying all the questions to one
that none but child would think of.
The egregrious ideas that the children
have of the circus actors can only he
comprehended by those who entertain
recollections of early childhood, and the
irst circus they ever saw or heard tell
OF. The show will exhibit here to day.
in the afternoon and evening both, and
then go to Bristol, where it will also ex,
hibit. and thea proceed to Ward and
Eureka.
For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-Thos. J.
Osborne announces himself as candidate
for District Attorney, and it is the name
OF such persons as our young friend that
we take pleasure in presenting to the
public. Here in Phoebe we all know
Tommy, have watched him as he worked
his way, unaided, step by step, to the
front. Entering the telegraph Office as n
messenger boy, going into the employ Of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. to assist the agent
Not being favored with means to obtain
a college education, he devoted all his
spare time to his books. and unassisted
he advanced himself At the last elec
tion he was elected to the position of
County Clerk, place he filled creditably,
and while in that place he applied his
| leisure moments to the study Of law. and
before Board of Examiners he passed a
very rigid examination and has been all
United to practice at the bar Of Nevada.
He has proven himself as IA steady, sober
and Industrious young man, ambitious ia
advance, and certainly is deserving OF
public patronage. What better recon.
mendation does young man require than
steady department and an indomitahle
determination to advance himself? This
announcement ia subjec, to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
He just entered town from his trip tc
the Muddy, after Dry's stock, and when
he was grasped by the hand by an old
friend, expires ing joy at his safe return
he was surprised, and said: Ill, my
beard has grown so long thought yol
fellows wouldn't recognize me-" 1t wa
the boss beard -four hairs on each sid,
of the chin.
THE stock belonging to the Dry estat,
is now down below Panaca in the Cole
Spring field. The stock was brought III
in quick time and in good shape. Onl,
three head Of stock was left on the roat
up, they having gave out. The stock
according to advertisement, will be SOLE
next Saturday.
| Now, boys, if you want to go to tn
circus, and have not got four.bits, 60 an,
tackle candidate; threaten to vot
against him at the primaries if he refuse
to take you. A candidate who will re
fuse to take little boy to circus Shout,
never be elected.
| FATHER MALoNEY paid his respects t
Taylor last week. Finding it a goo
claim to work he worked it. The ReHe
says chad the Father been stood up o
the road after his departure the luck
road agent would have struck it rich.
JUDGE BERRY is running u newspape
down at Tombstone. If the Judge d;
rives as big revenue as he did from tn
RECORD in Phoebe, and then refuses t
pay his printers, he will again make al
other handsome stake.
| PROSPECTING work has been stopped
the Day mine, nothing but the extractio
CT ore going on. At the Mendha mine
Highland full force of men are kept
work, prospecting and extracting ore.
MICHAEL JoyNr has returned from h
Utah trip. Mike thinks there is nothr
SO nice as little home and big wife
it. Maybe it was the cold weather tn
|, drove him back.
, THE Best assortment of hams, bacc
! and lard in the county is now offered |
, J. Poujade, Meadow Valley stree
Wholesale and retail; home made ar
r imported. =
6 OCR ellow.townsman David Cob
we see by the Tombstone papers, q
nounces himself as candidate for Tres
. urer OF Cachise county.