The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-05

to robbing man of his last cent. Frar
els and Sackett was then ordered on an
warned not to retrace their steps, as
did.
Francis and Sackett then started o
their journey, the nearest ranch bein
forty.six miles distant. Poor old Bald
had hard game. When within abou
sixteen miles of the ranch, the old ma
gave out. He would stop frequently t
rest and fall asleep. Francis would rous
him up and urge him ON, but when with
in six miles Of the ranch the old ma,
said he could not take another step. H
was completely exhausted. The men ha,
not taken any water with them, and q
the ranch they were heading for was tn
nearest water. Francis proceeded on Il
the ranch and sent man with a WACO,
to 20 out and bring in Sackett. The mex
day Qast Saturday. the rancher brough
the men into Frisco.
Badly is great at joking other people
but this time the joke is on the old mar
himself. He is now hobbling around
Frisco on crutches, his limbs being tied
up with bandages saturated with mus
tang liniment. This old stage-hoss is
completely stifened up, and it is feared
ny his friends that he will be troubled
with the stringhalt hereafter. As the
Old man goes hobbling through the streets
OF Frisco, he is heard muttering to him.
self. That's always the way. If it
was any person else but old Badly, there
would be nothing said; but now every
cur is barking at the old man and are
made happy at his misfortune" Fran.
CTS says Sackett will not wait till morn.
lngs after this to make arrest of cattle
thieves!
The butcher James and an ex.butcher
named Barrett have been arrested and
taken to Beaver and placed in Jail.
FIcKs FLORAL GUIDE.-This volume
for 1884 is an elegant book of $50 pages,
three colored plates of vegetables, and
more than 1000 illustrations of the
choicest flowers, plants and vegetables,
and directions for growing. 1t is hand.
some enough for the center table or a
holiday present. Send on your name
and postotfice address. with 10 cents, to
James Wick, Rochester, N. Y, and he
will send you copy, postage paid. This
IS not quarter of its cost. It is printed
IN both English and German. If YOU
afterwards order seeds deduct the ten
cents.
SUGAR prices for best pure sugar..;all
weight; Cube, per 100 pounds, $l3;
Dry Granulated, per 100 pounds, sl2. rs;
Extra G, per 100 pounds, $l3. Retail,
cent higher. Subject to change with.
'ut notice. ri ]. PoGyADE.
INsrALLATIoN.-The following officers
Of Phoebe Lodge No. % were installed on
Tuesday evening: Geo. C. Mathews. N.
~; ): ID. Carman, V. G.; John Ince, s.;
Jas. Nesbitt, I. Trustees-R. H. Elan,
Louis Sultan and s. D. Smith.
A-LARcE and elegant assortment of
'hildren's colored hose has been received
It Hyman's, and will be sold at the
owest prices. Call and examine them.
Also fine selection of the best calico
PRINTS.
j. EIsENMANN & Co. are engaged in
making fue arrester. 1t is something
lew and is an invention of Supt. Grim.
t is the opinion that it will prove su.
'erior to anything of the kind vet in.
ented.
GYPsY.-A whim is being erected on |
ne Gypsy mine of Bristol District. This
lain has large body of fair grade ore |
nd is owned by Henry Demo and the |
'ristol s. M. Company.
JOHN RYAN arrived from Frisco on
Wednesday. He is here for the purpose
attending to the shipment of ma.
hinery to that place purchased from
,e Nevada mine.
QUARTZ SPARKS returned from Eureka
a Tuesday nights stage. He reports
lat there is nothing startling in connec.
on with mining matters on the outside.
The firm Of Barton, Tore l. Co. have
archased the remnants of the stock of
ardware owned by G. H. Fish, and re.
owed it out to Bristol during the week.
As the water.pipes have commenced
eezlng. and several of the small pipes
I'VE frozen, it would be a good idea to
'ck the plugs.
JOHN Quinn is having his old saloon
Hiding out at Bristol overhauled and
httsd, preparatory to opening it in the
'ar future.
The cuss that rang the No. l bell on
e entrance of the New Year displayed
vast amount of Consciousness.
Miss COURTNEY of Glover Valley and
ISIS TAME Atchison of Panaca spent
ew Years Day in Phoebe. l.
The County Fathers will meet on Mon.
y. Present your bills to T. J. Osborne.
ERIK OF the Board, to-day.
The assessment on the stock of the
" Company will become delinq uent in
ice next Tuesday.
Mrs. THos. G1LLEN of Bristol is yerv
She is not expected to live.