The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-10

MS son Dan, aged w years, had been
thrown from horse and had his arm
broken in three places. Mr.. Williams
will return to Phoebe BY the last Of this
month.
Go to the St. Patrick s dauce
The Mohaye county Miner, Kingman
Arizona, states ;thata man named John
NJ. Wilson recently from Phoebe, was
SHOT and killed by William Arnett at
God Basin February 22nd. The trouble
grew out of Wilson's meanness while in.
toxicated and the shooting appears to
have been purely his fault.
A Bottle of Trib should be in every
ousehold.
NOTICE.-We invite your attention
to our elegant stock Of FURNITURE com.
plete in every line, including the hest
assortment Of Folding Beds, Springs and
Mattresses in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
j. W. Palmer has leased the dining
room of the Nevada hotel of James Nc
Fadden and vii hereafter personally
superntend the same. Mr.. Palmer is
too well known to Piochers to need any
praise so far as they are concerned, and
strangers coming to our city cannot do
better or be better satisfied with any
clay out" they can find than by patron
izing Mr.. Palmer.
Our county Jail ha, recently mad four
occupants, greater number than usual.
Art and poetry are represented among
them. Over the dor flag and orna.
mental scroll are fasteaed, while below
appears the followingss
''Glve us this day our daily bread,
And don't forget the steaks -
And if we ever get out of this
Wen make no more bad breaks.
One Ct Mrs. Sto ldards littie-fi@is
little Lille is ill and is being attended BY
DR.. Mantor VINO pronounces her, disea o
diphtherla unmistakable. Aud yet there
I are people in Phoebe who have had and
perhaps viii still nave assurance enough
to disagree with all do rs aud say -sfst
there hasn't been a Ca e ~ ,ts,iitherSi,, in
| Phoebe this winter ..sg ss-sa u !, 81 3, 4
A bottle of Trib should be in every
household ~
Since closing down the smelters on the
first of the mouth. the demand for all
night lights does not justify the expense
of running the electric plant after mid.
night, SO at that hour now out, they 60
with flop. II the saloons would 60
the same thing under the early, closing
law, quieter nights and fewer drunken
brawls and garrotings would be the re.
suit.
The Benevolent Bachelor Brothers held
their quarterly election Monday evening
March !. The following officers we.,
elected to serve for the ensueing4 tenm
W. D. Maynard, c. B.; Herbert Francis
V. B.; A. W. 1Keyser, s.; Percy Folwell
F.; Frank A. Donahoe, G. Board o
trustees, Frank Jergeson, N. P. Dooley
P. H. Devlin, James so'Connor, ]. n
Brown. as.3 @b Ga
# Old man Jose, living at the Upper en-,
of town, received a slight paralyti
stroke Monday morning. the shock effect
ing the left ride. The old man is b.
tween 70 and 80 Years of age, and has
large family to support, DR., Crowder
attending him and states that he is re
, covering somewhat from the effects O
the stroke. W..
Remember the dance at Browns h.
} st. Patrick's evening" -
!, The past week has witnessed a gener,
clearing out from here of the men r,
+. Gently discharged. Several families ha,
also left, ard every branch
business already feels the effacs. Man
b have gone !, to the new. excit
4 ments in Colorado, but we. hope
J. will be but short time before, the r
e sumption Of work here brings many
i, them back. Though gooiiy number
o them can we'll be spared for all time;
y The Bachelors gave social last wee
at their parlors on Main street viii
d was enjoyed by nearly all the ,nembe
i, and their fair partners. By thsway Il
.. B.. b. B's have a'deeided advantage ov
10 TIL, other young msp.of town 10 the
" affairs, which Of lats are becoming mo
II frequent, that is, that only hsmbsra
as the organization and their ladies bel
q admitted, they monopolizs the compa
8 of the young ladie, to the disgust
non.members. t'a'E. s.'-a.