The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18

Alex Mandich is selling lines 2j cents
a dozen, oranges and lemons at pro-
portionate prices. All other goods
cheap.
Cashier Frank Godbe went out to
Jackrabbit Tuesday to pay off the en-
ployes of the p. c. company there Tor
the month of May
A notice to the creditors of the estate
of John Mann to present their claims
against the estate to the administrator
appears in this Issue.
j. Ii. Hoegh, deputy internal revenue
collector for this district, came in ON
flying official visit Saturday from Eureka
and returned Monday.
Miss Maggie Mcintyre left on Mon
days stage for Salt Lake, where she
will remain some time visiting her
brother, W. j. Mcintyre
The finance and other committees con-
nected with the Fourth of July celebra-
ton have been busy during the week ar
ranging matters for that day.
County Assessor Prudential leaves
Saturday for the northern part of the
county to assess, which is the only place
now requiring attention.
A little girl prayed the other night:
Lord, make me pure-make me abso.
lutely pure, like baking powder. " And
yet some people say il doesn't pay TO
advertise.
By some mishap COW got into the
Masonic and Odd Fellows cemetery
few days ago and destroyed nearly all
the green things, including small trees,
within the enclosure.
Last Monday was payday for the
Plcche Con. Company. The amount dis
bursed was Of good size, but business
men say no great portion of it was put in
circulation here.
The prolonged wet weather of this
season leads some to believe that our
climate is changing and that water will
continue to grow more plentiful for agri-
cultural purposes.
William Whipple, a chronic drunk,
for disturbing the peace and tranquility
of Chinatown, was pulled" last Friday
by Constable Jockimsen, and pleading
guilty, was fined $40 and costs.
John Shier has on display at the post
office very choice assortment of gents
gold vest chains and fine finger rings.
The quality of the articles is A !, and
the designs are neat and tasty. If you
want to make purchase in these lines
call and see the articles.
Surface blasting on the railroad grade
back of McCannon street during the
week gave cause to general complaint.
Showers of small rock were frequently
sent into the air and over the house-tops,
some even falling in Main street, bid
ding fair to seriously injure some one.
Under the recent rules of the Land
Department relative to cutting tim
Der from government land, for sale, ap.
plicarions are being made from all quar-.
tiers for the privilege. The rules of the
land office in all such cases are to be
strictly enforced, and all hereabouts who
are cutting timber from such lands will
do well to protect themselves from the
threatened prosecution.
The case of Mrs. Josephine Wolcott
against A. Il. Watson to recover a half
interest in the Joanna mine at Ely, is
held by Judge Hawley of the United
States Circuit court for this State to
have been properly transferred to that
court from the District court at Ely.
This brings on the war again, and the
last White Pine News says Watson and
Sol. Hip have gone to Eureka to effect a
compromise of the litigation if possible.
Many years practice have given c. A.
Snow 4 Co., Solicitors of Patents at
Washington, d. c., unsurpassed success in
obtaining patents for all classes of inven-
tion. They make speciality of rejected
cases, and have secured allowance of
many patents that had been previously
rejected. Their advertisement in
another column, will be of interest to in.
ventors, patentees, manufactures, and all
who have to do with patents
The preparations under way for oh.
serving the Fourth, promise to make
the celebration a good one, but it will
not be complete unless ..he brass band
boys can be induced to organize and
turn out with the procession. What's
in the way, anyhow? Nothing, that we
can see. The instruments are here, also
players for them, and it only remains tc
display little interest in the matter
and get it started. when all will &C
smoothly. Come up boys, now, and got
to practicing lively.
Last Friday, Edward Cummins, the
tailor, while under the influence of the
"ardent, undertook as usual to correct
the alleged bad habits of his wife by
playfully knocking her down and jump
ing on her, to which she strenuously OBJ
iected. Her screams Of murder" and
"help" attracted attention on Mair
street. and when party of rescuers ap
peared, the valient tailor, with locked