The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-04-10

and will be found interesting to the old
as well as amusing to the young. The
scenes Of Mr.. A. G.. McCleve's PIANO.
rama comprise all the noted and won
derfal cities Of Europe, giving the audi
ence a correct idea of them and Of the
different nationalities. All the grand |
scenery of note-the beautiful Lakes of
Killarney, the snow-capped Alps and
mountains Of Switzerland, etc.-will be |
place before those present to gaze upon |
In wonderment. Scenes Of fighting Gladi-
ators and chariot races Of the Roman
Empire. There will also be exhibited |
number Of comic scenes, which will de.
light the old as well as amuse the young.
The audience will be entertained
with music aud singing during the
change of scenes. The Panorama will
exhibit at Browns Hall this evening.
Doors open at 7;S0, and the exposition
commences promptly at 8. Price Of ad.
mission: Children under IL years Of age,
% cents; all others, 50 cents.
Bishop Moody, who at one time was
Guardian Angel over the flock Of Eagle
Valley Stake Of Latter.day Saints, re.
Gently passed Desert Springs, on his way
to Mexico. He has been INDUCING in the
unlawful cohab. mysteries, and is fleeing
from the officers. This is wrong in
Bishop Moody. He should bear in mind
that Apostle George Q. Cannon says to
stand firm and 60 to prison like a true
saint" No good Mormon, coward like,
will fee, without permission from the
Lord Cannon had permission.
Our friend, Joe Cook, now sports
beaming emile on his face. He doesn't
wear II because q little cherub has ar.
rived in town, or anything Of that sort,
for Joe is not married man. and doesn't
take any interest in such things; but the
Standard dollar claim has given birth
to some extra good ore. and it gives
promise Of growing into big body. This
ia the kind Of baby that Joe loves best.
On Tuesday night heavy hail-storm
took place, and from the manner the
hailstones hit on the roof it made one
believe the covering over head was about
to be battered in. The hailstones wero
enormous-in size all the way from IL.
pound cannou.ball to rs FOUNDER. The
next morning our residents went to work
gathering the large hsilstones and put
| up their summers supply Of ice.
| The railroads have como to an agree.
ment and cheap fares across the cont
nsnt is thing Of the past. However. il
makes but little difference to US, for We
can just as we'll afford to walk from
Phoebe to Kansas City. with the railioad
fare at SIP, as though it was but six.
bits. Who cares for expenses, when Of
on a pleasure excursion.
Henry welland, . prospective million
aire, is now positive that he has the world
by the tail. He 10 liable to wake up some
morning aud make the startling discovery
that it's the world who has some one els.
by the caudal appendage.
Eggs sold as low a. nine cents pei
dozen out Of the wagons this week. Egg
At this price doesn't pay for the veal
and tear Of the ROSTERS. Don't blam,
our brethren for decreasing the size o
their egg.holes.
After the close Of the public school il
Mesquit District, the settlers have EN-
ployed Mrs. Peck to teach private schoo
two months. Mr.. Peck, as teacher il
Me.quit District, gives entire satisfaction
An exchange says teaspoonful Of DR..
soda administered to q sheep within
twelve hours after it has eaten Of poiso
weed will invariably counteract the poi
:. son and save such sheep from dying.
Q Mrs. George Roberts, accompanied b
4 her sister, Mrs. d. A. Fulks, left on Fri
o days stage for Taylor. Mrs. Fulk
will visit there for a couple Of week,
then return home.
y The reason that the male Of birds
n handsomer than the female, is becaus
Il God has made them so. That's why ma
. is more beautiful than woman. Don't i
z It takes about two days after storl
. for the streets in Phoebe to become tho
: oughly dried. This is one Of the bles
ings Of living on the aide Of mountain