The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-18

and illustrated, is just issued. II contains
large collection of valuable autographs
excellent receipts for plain dishes, humor
In rhyme and prose. monthly calendars
ana can be had of all druggists and
dealers, or, by sending two.cent stamp
to the publishers. An impatient feature
OF the work is its offer of Free Music
which ofier is set forth therein, and bv
procuring the book, at once, anv one can
De supplied with choice selection. The
little volume is the st. Jacobs Oil Calen.
dar for lSS9-9O, published by The
Charles A. Vogeler Company, Baltimore,
ND. 1t is fully the equal of any of its
predecessors in the interest of the Great
remedy for Pain, st. Jacobs Oil, whose
virtues never abate, and whose popu.
iarity never wanes. The demand for
both book and medicine is very great.
NARROW EscAPE.-Tuesday morning
aooun o'clock, John Pngh, who works
In the Wine on the 1900 of the Raymond
shalt, while coming up from the bottom
OF the winze to. the 1900 atation with
some wrenches, was struck with the de.
scending water bucket just as he had
reached the top of the station. The
bucket struck his right leg above the
knee cap and the force of the blow
Knocked him into the station drift. where
he lay with his legs hanging downythe
Wine and the rest of his body in the
drift Chas. Price and VIM. Grissman.
who were on the station at the time
caught hold of MIR Pugh and pulled him
into the drift. Mr. Pugh's injuries are
not very serious anda coupleof days will
see him at work again. His escape from
death was very close one
DIED.-At the st. Elmo Hotel. Salt
Lake City on January 2, Dan. Connors.
For the last three years Mr. Connors has
been at Desert Springs in the employ of
Mr. John Lynch, but was taken sick last
December and went to Salt Lake for
treatment. He gradually grew worse
while there and quietly passed away on
the date above named.
The RECORD acknowledges the receipt
Of sample bottle of Orange cider with
the compliments of PIC. Weber of the
Philadelphia Brewery. 1t is something
entirely new and puts all other kinds of
drinks in the shade. Mr. Weber will
have it for sale just as soon as the roads
get so that freight teams W ill be able to
come in on time.
The concentrators shut down last
Saturday and no work to speak of is
going on at the Reduction Works. The
cause of the shut down is lack of wood
and the works will remain closed until
the weather gets in a settled state, so
when they start up again they will be
sure of continuous run.
p. b. Miller. an old Piocher and who
was County Clerk here in early days died
at Nicaragua on the 18th of November.
tie had charge of rubber farm and had
been there but few months when he
was taken sick and lived but few days.
The sleighing and coasting now is the
best that Phoebe has had for many years.
Meadow Valley street is like sheet Of
Ice and you can take lightning ride from
the summit to the corner on an ordinary
hand sled providing you keep your seat.
In another column under the head Of
"a Rare Chance" you will find the list
OF fine collection of books by popular
authors at the very low price of 35 vols
for One Dollar and Thirty.fve cents.
One can go from here to Milford with
a sleigh, the roads being exceptionally
fine for sleighing, the snow averaging
about one foot on the level all the way.
Mrs A.W. Gear, of Pahranagat Valley
was up Tuesday with fine load of |
porkers which found ready sale at eight |
cents per pound.
The dance last Monday night, at
Browns Hall, given by the "Tin Horn
Band" was not financial or social
success.
John Franks is prepared to do all
iindsof upholstering, repaiaing, calcimin.
lg, etc. See lad" under New to- day.
Grain now retails at 3cents per pound.
Hay at $40 per ton.