The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19


MorSrAIS BREEzEs. There ars At the
present time sixteen men under the di.
rection If Supt. Eimbsck, encrmped on
Mount Badly. Most Of them are students
studying Goedetics in the field. The
company is acting under the direction Of
the D. s. Cost Survey. They signal six
different stations from here, one being
Mount Nebo, in Juab county. During
their travels over the mountains thess
gentlemen found the remains Of man.
Il was supposed he had been some miner
travelling toward MarysvAle, got lost and
persisted. Pieces Of overalls were on his
feet instead Of shoes. Mr.. Eimbeck il
confident that when the level survey 10
complete, il will be possible to ascertain
the hight Of the mountains from sea level
within . few inches. This labor il, Of
course, all performed at the expense Of
Gover9ment. Light is being thrown from
Badly To Nebo. and vice versa. in arches
to ascertain the accurate distances.
Beaver Utonian.
WoRK IN CANDELARIA.--A gentleman
ct Candelaria, practically engaged in min
ing. sends the following to the virginia
Enterprise: "Will you please speak 10
your paper, warning men against coming
to Candelaria hunting for work. - the
force to be put on In the mines will be
very limited, owing to shortuess Of water
supply for the mills. there are nearly
100 men here now more than can be put
on for month or two yet, and more are
coming"
AT the magnificent and toothsoms
lunch COTTON up at Miller's popular board
ing-house the night Of the ball, sad.
eyed young man refused to take his cof-
fee out Of . whisky glass. TOO thin,
too translucent, too pellucid!" be wildly
| calculated. Touch not, taste not, han
die not--strong drink il the ruinstion Of
the best Of us." The sad-eyed was sup
piled with . bird-sced cup. Il IL quite
evident that Mr.. Miller was drunk.
SETTLED IT INDIAN FASHION. Last
week two men at Lovelock had row in
which one was worsted, and, it 10 said,
cut with knife. Instead Of having ths
cutter arrested and prosecuted, the in
jured man accepted horse ~ balm for
bis wounds. This is the Piute msthod
Of settling difficulties, and tho custom
was in vogue in England hundreds Of
years ago and sanctioned BY Law.
The Carson Tribune despondently 70.
msrks: The Mint Jig IL up. Order
have been received ordering the bullioz
and the coin slowed away in the Mint
vault, ageregating In the neighborhood
Of u. OK, 900, shipped East. The bullion
we understand, yoes to New York and
the coin to tho Philadelphia Mint
This, no doubt. means the FINAL closing o
tho Carson Mint
| EscAPED LUsArrc. Reno Journa
says that an insane patient At the Asylum
| BY the name Of Clendenning, escaped las
Tuesday. While engaged in cuttinl
sagehrush he became unmanageable 40.
made xneFce assault upon the Attendant
Lester Loomis. striking him severn blov
upon the breast with stone, succsede,
in making bis escape. and 10 still at large
BALMY SLEEP. The Iniirmarian OF MI
St. Clements College, Leicester, Mary
land, writes that Red Star Cough Cur
has given much satisfaction 10 that inst
tuition. In severe case Of consumptio
| 1t gave great relief. and after it, use resi-
less nights and night aweats disappeared
i J. c. LYNCH left on Thuraday for s.
George. Utah. and upon bis arrival thes
will BE- drawn through the goose.grsa,
vat. He intends bursting the laws Of ii
land. At this late day the beauties I
! polygamy have dawnsd upon him.
JOURNALS. Hon. John NJ. Dorme
Secretary Of State, has the thanks Of "a
REcoRD for bound volumes Of the xI
Session Of the Nevada Legislature.
A FroRr BErwRxx HORNETS AND Bsl
The most remarkable and excitir
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