The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-06

Is it not curious that Nye county, whose
mines have produced upwards Of &c..
700. 900 and can still show such large
quantities. Of mineral. should be Lam
gushing for the back Of capital to de-
velop its resources! II Nye were located
in any ather State in the Union it would
have population Of at least %, 900 husy
citizens. and the untiring energy with
which work would be pushed in its mines
would cause them to give forth their
countless millions in gold. silver, copper,
anthony and lead to add to the wealth
Of the world. In Nye man to sell
mine for thousand dollars has to have
at least one hundred thousand dollars 10
sight to have ghost Of show to dis
pose Of bis property.
PERSONAL. Mrs. Geo, Roberts left on
Sunday for Hamilton, where she has gone
for the purpose Of settling up her hus-
bands estate Sam Stoddard also left by
the same conveyance for San Francisco.
in search Of health, taking with him the
wishes. Of his numerous friends for bis
speedy recovery and safe return to his
family. Mrs. Jas. McFadden departed
on Sunday for Philadelphia, where she
will place her little sou in the hands Of
surgeons. Frank Newton left ou Friday
for Taylor, where he has secured . sitas
ton, and this part Of the country il filled
with bursted hearts.
DEATH OF ZINC BARNES. st. Clair
Barnes, Familiarity known a. Zinc"
brsathed his last in San Francisco last
Friday. He was afflicted with cancer Of
the bladder, and for the past two yeara
had been great sufferer. Deceased WAS
a noted character in his way, and a few
years ago cut q prominent figure 10 the
camps Of this State, his last exhibition Of
practical sagebrush humor being an asso-
ciate Of Bob Rowland 10 bolstering the
Senatorial aspirations Of Adolph Sutro.
How IT worLD Arrrcr Coin. Tho
Times Review, whose editor is one Of the
most forgiving individuals in Nevada.
says: "Were we disposed to be vindict-
i've we could almost wish that silver
should be demonetized for q few years in
the United States. The falling of Of
the gold production, in consequence Of
the suspension of silver mining, would
make the gold bugs sick, and we would
take especial pleasure in seeing them
squirm."
CHURCHILL CoMING TO THE FRONT. -
Churchill, the desert county, a. it was
called, which joins Humboldt on the
south, 10 coming to the front ~ mineral
and agricultural region. The Reno Ga.
zette says it il attracting the attention Of
mining men, and present indications are
that it will soon rank among the frat ore
producing counties Of the State. The
Bernice district is no longer in doubt.
A mine sold there few days ago fol
$50, 900.
BRouoHr HoNE IN A WAGON. Louis
vile. Ky. Mr.. ]. Helmus, Vice Prssi.
dent Of the City Brewery, was brought
homo in wagon, carried up stairs by two
Of his men and laid on the bed. He VA
sutfering with severe attack Of rhsu.
matisn contracted in the ice vaults Of ths
brewery. He refused to have . doctor
but dispatched servant for . bottle q
st. jacobs Oil. with the result that ii
one week he was entirely cured and sbl'
to return to his desk.
Roll OF HoSoR.-The following an
names Of the scholars on the Roll o
Honor Of the Primary Department, fo
the month Of May, 1885: Jenny CLARK
Nelly Ewing, Jenny Jacobs, Lulu Mo
Lane, Centsnia Rneder, lilly Rosder
SafAh Trainor, Rosa Craw, Laura Thi
bsult, John Deck, Philip EisenmAnn
Harry Goodrich, Eugene Ince, Mauric,
Lynch, Robert McMath, Willie Sultan
George Sawyer, Charley Turner, Jane
Trainer aud Archie Thibault.
IT has been the habit Of several Of on
county officials to pay little or no atteu
ton to the law. In place Of their helm
suhservicnt to the law, they make til
law sub-ervient to their wishes. Th
County Commissioners will do we'll /
put stop to such prActices, for II lead
to rascality, and they should cot the :,
ample by strictly following the letter ,
the law themselves.
STEAM BuTTER Swiss Bob will her,
after run his creamery by steam. He b,
purchased 200 horsepower engine an
it is nuw being erected at his ranch ]
Spring Valley. Every thing about til
ranch-snch as milking, charming, manu-
featuring cheese. ctc. will 10 done b
steam. Bob IL getting ready ~ "hlo'
up at the same time the Raymond L FL
does.
THsEr Difrlcrtr Ta,ses.-Josh Bi
lings remarks: AFTER several yean q
rsnsxun | have come to the konklusio
that the thres most difficult things i
Life are; First, earryin' an armful d liv
esls up ssssp hill without spillin' >
eel second, aktin - referee d . d.
eight without gsttin' mad; third, editir
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