The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25

Our weather is still very wintry.
). M. Lee has been confined to his bed
Tor the past week, but is slowly
improving.
The Syphus Bros. Ihave quit work on
the artesian well prospect until the win.
ter breaks up.
A number of children have recently
been down with the chicken pox, and
the complaint is still prevalent.
A. M. Findlay returned from Cedar
City. last week, where he has been teach.
ing school for the past term.
There was no school last week in
Dept. A of our public school on account
OF the sickness of Chas. Ronnow's wife.
MIR. Luke Syphus, who met with a
painful accident some time ago by
being thrown out Of wagon, is able
to be around again.
Those having good teams have been
sleighing for the past two weeks and
still continue to do SO. The sleighing
has been exceptionally good this winter.
Mrs. Jas. Wadsworth has had quite a
number of boarders for the past two
weeks. She. is prepared to supply bed
and board for man and also horses can
be fed.
There were a number of teams in with
freight Tor the stores during the week.
Both stores have been out of number
OF articles for some time Some Of the
goods brought in have been at Milford
since Dec. 20.
Last week there were two births in
town. Wednesday Elias Hunts wife
gave birth to a son, and on SATURDAY.
Az. Lees wife also son.s Arthur Lee
is very proud of his son; he says he looks
inst like his Pa and is very pretty, but
we can't see how that can be if he looks
like his Pa.
John Roeder and Silvia Papina left
here for Clover Valley last Tuesday and
wednesday the mail rider from Hebron
reported them as being about II miles on
the Hebron road. They were not lost
but Clover Valley was; the carrier nut
them on the right road again and it il
thought Glover Valley will turn IN
alright.
DR. Louder left here early Wednesday
morning for the Surveyors camp below
Sheep Springs. After he had got as far
as BOWS Spring, distance of 10 miles,
he was compelled to leave his sleigh. He
then started on horse back and travelled
about 3 miles this way when he supposed
the horses were tired out, he then tied
them to tree and started on foot but
soon met the mail carrier, who persuaded
him to 60 back and get the horses and
try it again. The horses seemed refresh.
ed when he got back to them and he
again started horse back.
We oftenihear it said that roses grow
among the thorns, but never before did
we know that they could be produced in
winter, though such is really the case.
Last Sunday night while rambling among
the Thorn(s, one of our young ladies was
enabled to pluck one, and now wears it in
her mouth, or on her lip, and another
young lady while talking in her sleep
confessed that while searching for the
rose she was pierced in the heart by the
same Thorn. People acquainted with the
products of this section will won der how
this can be, but we need only offer an ex.
PLANTATION that it is Fresh Thorn recent
ly imported from California where it has
been nourished in Dry Goods establish
ment.
There is enough money in the Phoebe
School fund to run the public schools of
this district till near the first of June.
The wood haulers are delivering at the
Raymond works about forty cords of
wood day.
The Phoebe Market displays fine lot |
of beef and mutton.
A Popular Diagnosis,
II you have bigness of the head,
Catarrh and ringing" ears,
A hot and feverish cuticle,