The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-02

Mine: Black Horse claim, Chief
'nountain di-trict. located O,t. Is, by
:. Peasly, j. L. Hay es, AL Euright aud
has. Lytl
The New Home Sewing Machine can
,ow be found in all parts of the world
its reputation for always being in order
Ind ready for any kind of work. ei'hsr
lain or fancy, has gained for it rank
,mong sewing machines, which others
ess meritorious have long coveted. We
efer you to the thousands that are now
sing the New Home. Don't take our
word or an interested agents.; ask those
nat have one and you will End they are
Atis6ed they have the best. then try one
aud investigate for yourself, and if you
do not find the New Home the best don't
'uy it.
Wednesday night an angry wife en-
: red one of our saloons. marched into
me club room. where, her liegs lord was
'ucking a"alnst the royal game of
tiger = aud demanded that he at once
ome home He passed IN his checks,
.nd a. the dealer counted out the coin
or them on the table, the irate woman
rabbed the m 'ney AMI before the look.
RI on real'zd what she was about,
hrew handful Of cayenne pepper On
me table aud ran for the door.
NOTICE. I shall only remain i,
'ioche few days longer those who in.
end to have any Photographic work
lone should call on me at once. may
Mention that the state Of the weather
nakes NO difference in the quality Of the
work cloudy or even rainy day being
ia-t Is suitable a. one of sunshine. j.
)llason, Ih 'tograrher.
Information wanted of Robert Alma
evans. % years old; when last hoard
rom was 10 Tombstone. Arizona. Any
Information as to his whereabouts,
whether dead or alive, will be comfort
his mother. brother and sisters. Ad.
iress, John f Evans, in care of H
Dinwoody, 81 to 43 W. First South
'treet Salt Lake City, Utah.
Be sure and attend the ball next Fri.
lay night to be gwen for the benefit Of
the Library. Every etfurt is being made
TO make the affair complete success,
financially and otherwise. With the
Library in good running order. many ,
pleasant aud instructive evening can b.
spent during the com ny Winter.
While unloading freight last Saturday
afternoon, Louis Klein met with an ac.
ci'ient by which hi. right leg WAS nearly
buken. A barrel Of liquor slipped fr"u
tho wagon and struck him below tn.
knee, cutting and severely brai.ing the
member. He has been confined to BED
all the week and is seriously Ill.
Beginning yesterday, Friday NV. /
J .mes McFadden will conduct bnsiues,
at the stand f,miliarly known a. "Fulki
Saloon" A. 8. Thomps who f.,
several past has carrie ON the basinrs.
steps down and out and will take = vel.
\ earued rest. y %
A FIRE alarm yesterday about tw'
o'clock brought out both hose carts. tn,
cause Of the alarm was = fire in an un
occupied building ON Cedar St. 1t wa
quickly extinguised. The origin Of tn
FIRE il unknown.
Last Saturday, the SCOT accumulate,
In the chimney Of Henry E'lers' saloon
caught fire and burned iercly for som
time. An alarm Was sounded, but worI
by the no Q companies was unnecessary
| James N ,ck, has ben con6nei to be,
, for the past week suffering from billion
disorders.
9 Nesbitt Bros. are stocking up. Thei
Fall and Winter good. are rapidly CON
ing in.
t Several members Of the family Of Get
t B. Warren are III with remittant fsvsl
J. Eisenmann has been receiviu
n freight nearly every day th,s week.
. ]. Eisenmanu left yestssdax for Pei
sasssst Valley.