The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-24

r. W. Dickls cut severe cash in his
foot Wednesday,, caused by stepping on
some broken glass.
! John Rosdsr haa just brought in from
Pahrauagat Valley load of the finest
apples ever seen here.
II you want dozen bottles of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla ct $3.50, go to
Thonpson's.
Morning and evening services were
held at the Catholic church last Sunday.
Father. McManus being present.
Andrew Maute, editor of the Belmont
Courier, was elected Senator from Nye
county at the recent election.
Bob Logan. Justice of the Peace at st.
Joe. in the Muddy Valley, and one of the
largest farmers there. reached town yes
tsrday and will remain several days on
business.
One price, $3.50 dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda, st Thompson's,
Samuel T. Godbs 10 expected to arrive
from the south in few days, when. it il
rumored. further investigation of the P.
C. Co.'S property here will be made. pre-.
sumsbly in the interest Of new parties.
Read about the quartz mill, rock
breaker. tanks. houses, etc., offered for
ssls. on this page.
Major Long Of the u. 3. Land Office
ct Eureka has been with us during the
week. interested ~ witness in one Of
the cases pending in the District Court.
JOB PRINTING In all it's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this, office.
Out of respect to the memory OF
James McFadden. who v As q member of
the board Of trustees. the public schools
here were closed on Wedn ssday.
Read about the quartz mill. rock
breaker. tanks. houses. etc., offered for
sale. on this page.
E1.Judgs Henry Rivss ca me 10 BY pri
vate conveyance from Eur eks Sunday
evening to attend the present. sitting Of
the District Court.
Taxes for the current year will becom,
delinquent on the fifth Of December, .
week from next Monday. r'on't forge
to call and pay and thus save ten per cent
delinquency.
The illness Of Miss Maggie Clinton
teacher in the primary department
caused closing Of the school for tho pas
week. Miss Clinton has be,,n suffsrin,
from some ailment Of tho thl 'oat, but i
now about again. and will be i,ble to re
sumo her duties on Monday next
THE election prophets this year mus
have cast their horoscopes v it'll an oh
liqus eye. Not Democrat OF Republ
can was right. Although the Democrat
said they were going to win, none Q
them dared claim any such victory fc
Cleveland as the people have l.iven hin
1t makes little difference to tbs wheths
Harrison or Cleveland is Pre- idsnt.
few sheep men may be injured by Clsy,
land's free trade policy and ~ vsral bur
drsd Piutss and ChinAmsn may /
thrown ont Of work by the clio sing Of Il
horax marshes. but silver viii b. q
worse under his rule than that Of Hart
sod. Lyon County Times.
The Eureka Tintic Miner before Gle
ton said that il Cleveland was slects
the office would b. sold at a sacrifice. ]
it, issue Of last week it states that "ot
pfsr Of some three weeks ago to sell Il
Miner office and business still holds goot
AZ We stated then. the plant and bus
meas is worth ~, ofp. but 5000 will tai
it," @
The latest s,cial game is as follow
aud is dssis mated the lemon.squeel
puzzle. Each person brings lsmol
which 10 cut d ,sn and every seed sxtrac
I'd. and then ,sll the seeds counted ar
put in ! jar "a Tie company to gusss .
The oAs euss1 ing nearest to the numb
Of sssds Tscsl ~ : pfiss. and the Of
auSssfng the fAfthest from the numb
rsestvss BOBBY priss.
]. v. Ksslay, IN old and we'll .knsv
resident Of Fiochsuntil few years q
rsturnsd Sus day last for Z short sta
and has bssn busy grestisg his friend
jos says while other sections poss,
more life, money and progress. none
them caA compare with the old coun
for climate. II we could live on it /
t1sly. our population would numt
:, 3housands where tens only are n,
counted