The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-01-03

CrhE FOR BlAcKiro. In experiment.
ing viii, this fatal disease, Richard Hill.
ton, Of lnyo county, California, says he
has saved all animals treated as follows;
An lncision was made in the neck Of the
beast aud a downward opening made
under the skin, into whish were put salt.
petre and 4 lump OF assaf9tida, each
about the size OF bean. This operation
was applied TO all animals, sick or well,
which after some days invariably recov.
cred.
Ar Royal City, between five and six
o'clock on New Years evening, Mrs. C.
sullivan slipped and fell, spraining her
ankle so severely that she is unable to
walk.
The ball New Years Eve was all that
those who attended could wish All was
life and Joy. "Hermy" made grand
success.
j. PoUJADE gives notice that he has
placed his business in the charge of G.
III. Fish during his absence.
THERE is large quantity of freight
piled up at the terminus at Milford for
the merchants of Silver Reef.
Miss FANNIE ATcHIsoN, Of Panaca,
has been spending part of the week in
Phoebe with Mrs. Gear.
GLIssAN's freight teams arrived from
the terminus during the week loaded
with freight.
New YEARS day passed quietly, there
being but little calling done.
A BANK SUsPENDs. The Sentinel of
December 3lst says: Greatly to the sur
prise and astonishment Of the people of
Eureka the following notice appeared on
the closed doors of the White Pine Bank
this morning: affected unfavorably by
the affairs of F. w. Clute, this bank is
forced to suspend business" Up to the
hour Of our going to press nothing def
mite as to the condition of the bank can
be learned, except that the liabilities are
about $4,000, and the assets $45, 900.
By those who appear to know something
of the banks affairs it is believed that
depostors and others having business
with it will lose but little if anything.
The institution has been in existence for
about ten years, but its business has for
some time past been very light.
Great excitement was created in San.
ia Maria, CAL, last evening by the ar.
rival of wagon containing two petrified
bodies, discovered in gypsum quarry
near Point Sale. The bodies are those Of
man and woman. They were buried
side by side with large bowlder between
them. The body of the man is in per
feet state of petrifaction except one.hal
of the left arm. Both feet were broker
off in the disinterment. The woman wa
apparently of middle age, with very sym
metrical proportions. The discovery wa
made by George Common and Georg
Holt, miners who were prospecting il
that neighborhood.
A lady in Cosey town discovered
mouse in the family -four barrel. Sh
summoned her husband and told him t
get gun and call the dog and static
himself near the scene of onslaught
Getting up on high chair she commence
punching the -four barrel with a pole
The poor mouse soon made its appear
ance and started across the floor, the do
immediate in pursuit. In the excite
ment the man fired the gun, killing tn
dog, and the lady tainted and fell off tn
chair. The man, thinking that she wa
dead and fearing arrest for murder
cleared out and has not been heard {
since. The mouse escaped.
| Old Judge Saunders is great brag an
has told about dozen different storie
in regard to the weight Of a certain bi
catfish that he caught. A friend, tryin
to entrap him, asked: "Judge, VIII;
was the precise weight of that big ifs
you caught?" Judge Saunders Ito co
ored waiter)-"I say, Bob, what did
say yesterday that catfish weighed
"What time yesterday, boss-in
mawning, at dinner time or after SUI
per ?"-[Texas Siftings.
The Santa Cruz (Cal.) Sentinel me
tions big haul of sardines at that pla
last Sunday. At least three tons we
} hauled in. After boat and wagon h;
been filled, besides any quantity tn
were carried away by boys and me
| there remained hundreds Of sardines
the seines. The beach was strewn wi
J fish, and wild ducks and pelicans swarl
ed about near the shore catching the fl
that were washed back into the bay.
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Some fellow who has made the oou
says Emusic" is mentioned 1855 times
the Old Testament. He may search t
Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation al
fail to find any mention made of YOU
d man learning 20 play the accordion or
young lady practicing 'on a piano at
o'clock in the morning. L orristo'
Herald.
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