The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

ME DtELlnOttA' 49,
Francisco Chronicle Of December Goth has
the following: at was reported On the
streets yesterday that the sole reason fot
r. j. Potters extended visit to this coast
was to make arrangements for securing |
control Of terminal facilities fer The Bur-
lington in thi. city. The Burlington is |
said to nave secured buyers option on
property and franchises Of the California
aud Nevada, which has road running
from tide water. in Oakland, to short
distauce beyond San Pablo. 1t is be-
level that the Burlington ia about to
commence the construction Of line from
Frisco, the present terminus Of the Utah
Central, to point on the Southern Pa
cifc, and eventually to build an indie.
pendent line to thi, city. According to
the local authorities, there is railroad
race between the Chicago L Northwest.
ern, the Burlington L Atchison, in which
each i, strainine to be the first in secur.
ing an Independent line to San Francisco.
BANKRUPT HIM,-3iost young men
have met with sal experience in love af-
fairs, and Professor Dooley is not an OK
ception to this rule. ~ was never smt-
ten with girl but once" remarked the
Professor. who was roosting On our high
Office stool, the other evening, and tear
was seen to appear in the right hand COT
ner Of his lett optic, as his mind wandered
backward to the sad past. ut was when
Twas in charge OF the institute Of learn
ing out in the valley" continued the
learned pedagogue, in husky voice,
''aud after expanding considerable money
on hsr--a dollar in candy and Duts-she
went back on me. ! have no faith in
women"
STILL HID,No.-Tho mountains and
and desert on the Utah side OF the line is
again becoming alive with the brethren
who have been knocking 'helen blazes'
out Of the laws by taking more wives to
taeir bosom than they are legally entitled
to. While out hunting cattle the other
day, a rancher wandered over and out
into the big desert, At the lake, where he
discovered caravan Of the brethren, con.
sisting Of four wagon loads "a PARTY Of
underground tourists-hiding in the
wilderness. while the officers Of tho law
we're seeking them through the small
villages in the Southern part Of Utah.
II has been the prevailing idea that the
mining operations over in Star District,
Utah, had proven failure. but such il
not the case. An organization has been
lately formed in Salt Lake City, with n.
Cullen, A. q. Campbell, Dennis Ryan, J.
L. Dooley, II. r. Duke aud W. {. Hal
as stockholders, and is known as the Stsi
Mining Company, to work mines in Stal
Mining District. With those millionaire
as its backing, aud all practical miners
the Star Company starts out with as bril-
liant lustrs surrounding it as that which
the diamonds some Of them wear on the
shirt busom shed.
The rice crop continues aourishing il
Spring Valley. 1t matters not whethe
1t Is summer or winter, the lice Gro
keeps accommodating all the same. d
the 9th Mr. Oscar Rice presented he
husband With little bundle oi rice. l
was intended for New Years present
but osi Ing to some unforeseen delay occas
Toned in il, transit, it arrived at its del
tinatiou few days behind time, but
got there all the same. Mother and bah
doing we'll. The father i, aourishins.
J. c. Lynch returned last Saturda
night. lie is looking after his mimi
iptere t. in this section. He reports thu
Alice Donahoe, who is attending the S
Mary's Academy at Salt Lake, has b
come quite asongtress, and would make
nightengale put its head beneath its win
was it to hear her sweet voice. MIR
Lynch has recovered from her illness.
The Piochs Musical and Literary 5
ciety have elected the following officer
President, T. J. Osborne; Vice Pre-,
dent, Miss Isabel Osborne; Treasure
Mrs. Stoldard; Secretary, II. L. Freu
enthal.
We learn that II Is the intention Of
W. Grayson to do nothing with his min