The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

in pungling up their tithing. He called
at Pennsylvania for the purpose Of learn
ing whether there was foundation for
the report that the reason Elder Dow
and Councilman Clark failed to donate
the Lord one-tenth Of their wages was
bscsuss they consumed II all in playing
poker, he states is base SANDER upon
thoae worthy lambs Of the flock. Al a
tsst, upon meeting those two brothers, he
held up one Of his visiting cards, asking
what was the denomination Of the card,
and the Councilman pronounced i. to be
the Jack Of Hearts" while the Elder
called IL the Queen Of Diamonds"
Men unacqusinted with cards, like these
two gentlemen. certainly never played
poker.
Old man Monroe, the veteran pros.
pcctor who made big stake two years
ago BY the sale Of gold claim at Osceols,
Nevada, says the Times, walked through
Frisco few days ago dead broke, on bis
return from Arizona. He was footback
aud drove pack buro ahead of him and
ns hs fell in with old acquaintanocs he
joked over his financial constipation and
told how he had stood up to the bars and
boarded At gilded palaces Of shame until
be went broke. Year, ago when none
but Indians inhabited this region Monroe
set his stakes and stayed with SOW. belly,
beans and hardship, sometimes not seeing
white man for many weeks. Money il
vslueless to piospectors; he is a whole lot
better OF without wealth. Monroe
drifted into Taylor.
At Panaca, the other Sunday, one OIL
our brethren arose and remarked, thai
the young men Of the village should al
vote for Brother Ronnow. Brother Ric.
and Brother Syphus, but he forget to tel
them to all vote for Brother Turner, tn,
nob!est Saint Of them all. This was 1
most terrible oversight on the part Of ID,
good brother. However, the Lord i
liable TO forgive him
Mr.. H. F. Bartinc addressed the PEG
pie Of Phoebe on Friday evening, al
Browns Hall, on the political issues o
the day. showing up matters in brillian
wsy in favor Of the Republicans. H
will sddress the people Of Panaca thi
evening.
No person 20 bitterly deneunces a this
~ . thief himself when robbed by ma
Of his own kind. Blood il then in h
eye aad murder in bis heart. He dot
not bellows n The Bible teaching Of ID
unto others o. ysa would have them d
unto you"
Phoebe Is row suffering from butte
famine. Swiss Bob. Walker and De-
mole, the Spring Valley ranchers VIII
supply our market, will not come to tow
for fear Of being buzzsd to death by th
candidates.
There are quite . number of people
this county who will not b ablc 70 vol
At the approaching election. some Of thel
lacking only three or four days Of the r.
quired time allowing thsm the privilel
Of voting.
There Is q law suit pending now ov'
the disputed ownership Of mine in A,
rora, which is very rich, the ore millir
It 81. 900. The mine is claimed by Q;
Governor Blasdel and Tagerman.
| The hands 1t Bullionviils are busi
engaged in erecting machinery fos Il
Mesoher procsss. 1t 10 expected tb
everything will b in readiness to sta
up in about three weeks.
4, Just received, At Reecs's drug store.
large assortment Of fine toys. This :
minds the old folks that they must n
forget the little ones and that the 10
|, days are near at hand.
Henry Demo has taken up the ir'
ledge on the east side Of Msodow Vail
: street. He calls it the Contact" Al
expects TO realize somsthins out Of IL
. the future.
} Fred. Godbs left Bulliouvills on TUT
! day for st. George. whore he will me-
! his mother. and will then proceed to s.
. Lake, where he will remain month.
Summer coughs and colds general
. come 70 stay, but tho use Of Red 81