The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-25
Local Intelligence.


Hereafter the stage viii leave for Mil
ford every day excepting Monday at
SA. NJ.
The public schools, closed during the
prevalence of diphtheria, were reopened
Monday last.
George Warren, who has been severely
i'll with the grippe, is again upon our
streets. Glad to see you out again
George.
A. II. Godbe and jos. WINS arrived
from Salt Lake Sunday evening. Mr.
Wins is brother to Il. G, WINS the local
editor of the Salt Lake Herald.
Carl Sehuman called at the RECORD
office yesterday to say that he proposed
taking vacation until the LIST OF April;
at which time he will again join US.
Robert Ford who killed Jesse James
the Missouri outlaw, in 1882, was shot
and killed in saloon row at
Creole, new mining town in Coorado1
|. d. Hamilton of Eau Clarie, Wis.,,
is now running the electrice light plant
for the Water & Electric Light Co. lie
was recommended for the position by
the National Electric Mfr. Co.
Wasbington's birthday was very un.
ostentatiously celebrated in Phoebe.
Washington was a great man and we
know that if he were in the place OF Ben
Harrison we would have free coinage
bill passed.
Dave Day, Of Ouray, Colorado. in the
last issue of the Solid Muldoon, advised
the Bee. Keepers Convention, then in
session at Denver, to cross the bees with
lightning bugs so they can see to work
on night shift,
Not all the boys who were let out by
the general reduction of forces in camp
have left town. Many of them are cal
culating to fit out for prospecting and
go out Highland Jackrabbit and Monkey
Wrench districts.
The following exhibition of unadulttr-
ated gall appears in the Carson News:
A quiet gentleman of intelligence and
good conversational powers would like
home in some quiet family where his
accomplishment would be accepted as
suitable remuneration for his board,
They are coming?
The Hesperian is still the drug
store of the West. A bottle OF
Vaseline for 10 cents; Castoria for ,,
cents, and ) Porous Pllsters, 81. Prices
reduced all around; quarter not re
fused, and if you haven't got the quarter
well, as heretofore, bound to hav,
your patronage. Prescriptions accu
rately compounded.
JONI SHEER, Druggist.
Several ladies and gentlemen are re
hearsing for an entertainment to b.
given at Browns Hall, Monday evening
Feb. Goth. A good program will be ren
dered, consisting of songs, recitations
and farce in which the characters ar
aptly chosen by those who are to repre-
sent them. A good evenings entertain
ment is promised to all who attend
Programs and posters will be out Satur
day.
The furnace is about to be shut dow
and the forces on the mines of the p.
NJ. 4 r. Co. have been considerably re
duced. A reporter called at the Co
office to learn the particulars yesterda
but was unable to find out anythin
more than is apparent. The clos
down is more than likely either owing t
the low price Of silver or the early pro
pect of railroad, more likely the latte
Harry Merritt who is Iusticating
the county jail is extremely lucky tn
daylight was not let through him la
Tuesday night. 1t was only slip
the finger that saved him. He had be-
doing the town red for some hour
knocking this one and that one dow
until he ran against the wrong ma
His principle abuse was aimed at L
different bartenders, and he had su
ceeded so admirably that by the time
got to Edwards saloon, he had decid
to run his place for him. He had rails
his hand to strike Tom when that re
tlemau dropped to the situttinn a
grabbed his pistol. a hair trigger saw
Merritt, for as Tom was drawing t
gun down it exploded too soon. Depu
Rives jumped in between and saved a
further trouble. Merritt was by [
assistance Of four men landed in Jail
Ladies, Take Noiics!!!