The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-04

that was needed to make it sylvan
home was the presence of fair young
housekeeper, until mamma gave him to
understand that she did not want any
old stlffs prowling around her girls.
Williams must have imbibed dozen
inches Of Capt. Gardens electric fluid"
on the evening that he wrote his eriev-
ances to the RECORD. He wrote: Il am
loyal citizen and wish to see fair play
between man and man." Pshaw Loyal
to what ?-the kingdom OF John Taylor
and fanatical priesthood Williams
appears, for some cause, to have deep
rooted hatred against District Attorney
Snow of Beaver, for he calls him a gal
vanized Mormon Possibly, though
Williams retains grudge against all min
ions of the law, for if | remember rightly
he got imbroiled in a law suit couple of
years ago in this county, for not fulfilling
a just obligation, and getting the worst
of it he swore roundly against the Justice
of Bullionville. In winding up his pc.
culiar epistle, Williams does so without
throwing the promised eight" on the
doings of the Federal officials in Utah.
THE iron works at Iron City, Utah,
we learn from rancher of that vicinity,
are likely to be removed to Cedar City
at an early day. The cause for the re.
moval OF the works is that it will be a
great saving to the company in the haul.
ing of coal. If this is the case, the COM
pany have given up the idea Of construct
in, r,,1rool frnp, Tho furp tn ho
coal mines. When Taylor purchased the
ore railroad in Phoebe, for the ostensible
purpose of constructing road from the
furnices to the coal mines near Cedar, the
RECORD then stated that this was not
the real object for Taylor purchasing the
| road but that it was to secure the pass
through Condor Canyon for future rail-
road purposes, and matters since then
all tend in this direction.
DIED.-A. McMath, resident of the
Pacific coast for the last thirty years,
died on last Tuesday, and his remains
were inferred in the Masonic Cemetery,
of which order he was a member, on the
following day. McMath, who is better
known in the mining camps of Nevada
and California by the name of "Scotty,"
had been suffering for several months with
the miners consumption, brought on by
the smoke of the giant powder used in
the mines. McMath was native oil
Dumfriesh, Parish of Sanquhar, Scotland,
and was in his 55th year at the time Of
his death. He leaves wife and foul
children.
Bernard Murphy, Champion Youth
Walker Of Australia, says in the Mel
bourne Sportsman: 'On Monday pre-
vious to the match with Ormes, of sgd
ney, | was attacked with the stitch
could not walk another yard, and CAV,
up all hope of winning. I was advised t,
try st. Jacobs Oil. / did so, rubbing
little on my side. l have not beef
troubled since, and won my match"
| WE learn from the Tribune, that Free
CODE and three companion, in Salt Lake
City, the other evening, hired q vehicl,
and started on pleasure trip to the fort
On the way to the fort the horses becom,
manageable, and ran away. Godb,
and one of his companions were seriousl,
injured.
The Kingfshcr claim has developed
into an immense prospect, and the owner
have great hope OF it soon developing
valuable piece of mining property. The
indications are that large body of or
is near at hand
The Grand Jury Of Nye county ha
found true bill against Indian Charlie,
for the murder of L. Lamb in Octobe
last. The Belmont Courier states tina
Charley is financially able to fee his law
yer.
: Most Of the residents Of Eagle Vale,
were in town on Monday evening for tn
purpose of attending the exhibition.
few came in from Bristol All appeared
delighted with the entertainment.
A LARGE assortment of Spring an
Summer dress goods have been receive
by j. Nesbitt & Bro, and are pronounce
to be superior to any goods of the kin
ever brought to Phoebe.
he sUaSt uutiuS VIC pdsI Nceh, iioi
some unaccountable cause has been get
ting in between and 8 o'clock in tn
evening. This is fact. No joke is in
tended.
THE Board of County Commissioner
will meet at l o'clock p. NJ on Monda,
next. Present your bills to the Clerk o
the Board to-day
DEPUTY POSTMASTER YOUNG has re
ceived his new money order book, an
all desiring money orders can now be az
commodated.
THE mill started crushing ore o
Wednesday. Here is chance for chic
riders to get their ore worked.
PREPARATIONS arc being made to stal
\ up work on some mining property 9
: Hike.