The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-08-21

The cattle down in the Wash are suf-
iering with what may be called wood
tick" complaint, and number have died
from its effect. The woodticks gather
about and in the ears Of the cattle, caus-
ing the beast much suffering, and also
causing film to form over the eyes and
binding the cattle. The remedy used
for this, We lean from VIM. Culverwell,
is to first pour coal oil into the cattle's
ears. This kills the woodticks in the
ears. The wookticks are then cleaned
away from about the ears. They then
make an ointment out Of burnt alum,
lard, and some other ingredients. This
they rub the cattle's eyes with, it cutting
and clearing away the covering formed
over them. Dow Barton treated sixty
head Of his cattle in this way in one day,
the first Of the week. 1t is thought,
that owing to the long drought, the ticks
have became abundant and get on the
stock from the sagebrush.
We believe in giving credit where
credit is due. The man Murphy did a
noble deed when he hit low, foul
mouth wretch blow the other night and
spread him on the ground. He has
been allowed TO run and do as he chose
so long that he deems it his right. The
next time he gets on drunk and utters
oaths in the public street, it is to be
hoped that the officers will do their duty
and arrest the man, bring him before
Justice Young, and let dose of soothing
syrup be administered to him.
0SoSDAGA.--Th news from this mine
isvery Hattering. While running along
the ls.inch ore.streak going to the East,
thursday evening, couple Of shots dis.
closed breast Of the extra rich ore four
feet in width. The ore at the end of the
drift running south is now going down
perpendicular. 1t is thought that they
are just on top Of big body Of ore. The
mine gives great promises Of benga valu-
able one.
United States Marshal Dyer, says the
Salt Lake Tribune. went to Evanston and
arrested George A. Raber. who was in
dicted in the Second District Court for
horse stealing. Raber was under 81 900
bonds, but wandered away, and Marshal
Dyer hearing that he was in Evanston
went after him, brought him back and
placed him in the PEN, to await his trial
PiocHH CoN.-It is the intention Of
this company, so Mr.. Godbe stated, to
at once place the Raymond 4 Ely in
order and extract black ore, which will be
shipped to Bullionville, where rolls are
to be placed in order for crushing ore,
and that the ore will be worked by new
teaching process, the tests Of which have
given good results.
The heavy rains during the week pretty
well washed out our streets, bringing
to the surface the rocks and lost coins.
The streets were not exactly paved with
silver and gold, yet number Of coins
were found. The editor picked up Q
badly disfgured four.bit piece, and fell
happy in getting 80 much wealth in ONT
big lump.
The semi-annual superintendent o.
s905. so received State School Fund hal
been apportioned as follows among thu
school districts Of this county. Pioch'
s2l7.77, Bullionville s62S5, Panaci
sl45.ll. Clover sos. so. Virgin 1881
Eagle s6l. SO, Pahranagat 62.79. Sprinl
5757, Bunkerville s7s.s7, Mesqui
$75.5S. g.ra
Loco, the drunken Indian who sho
Jennings, down at Ell Dorado Canyon
District Attorney Osborne received wore
has not yet been captured. 1t appear
that Loco was crazy drunk at the time o
the shooting and had mistaken Jenning
for young Lund, with whom he had hal
some words during the day Of the shoot
ing. ~ -.
It 10 the intention Of the Phoebe Con
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