The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

oe sworn in On next Monday.
Claim' are open to relocation after
january LIST, If the assessment work has
not been performed.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Chas. Stein in another column.
A chance is offered to purchase some fine
at bargain.
Aurora, which in the sos had over
5000 inhabitants, and still has many
handsome brick buildings. now has but
rs inhabitants.
Young ladies 10 Germany have a sup.
erstition if they bury a drop Of their
blood under rosebush it will ever after
insure the experimenter pair of rosy
cheeks.
The meanest boy we ever heard of was
the one who put bsrbed wire across the
chimney Of a neignborlng house so Santa
Clause couldn't leave any presents there.
Evansville Breeze.
"CAn you suggest an inscription to 70
over the new cemeteryi" the president
asked the editor. '''Let me sse," replied
the editor; chow, would this do: 'We
have come to stay
Work will begin the first of the year
to resurvey the disputed boundary line
between California and Lake Tahoe to
The Needles. Congress- appropriated the
necessary funds for the work last winter.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet next Saturday, Dec. 3lst. Per.
sons having bills against the county
should govern themselves accordingly, as
this will be the last meeting Of the pres.
ent Board.
The Supreme Court in the case of Viii.
lis Clarke has sustained the decision OF
Judge Rising. which was to the effect
that Clarke cannot hold the position of
Land Receiver and Notary Public at the
same time.
w. s. Godbs of Salt Lake was in the
city early this week and visited the Rot
Roy mine. He pronounces it splendid
prospect and is enthusiastic at the out
look Of the Newton mining district. =
Beaver Utonian.
Since the closing down of the smelter
the works present very dreary appear
ance, even the gay and festive coyot
has taken his departure to other fields
where his sweet, melodious voice will b
better appreciated.
When resident of Rolls county, Mo.
went to cast his vote On election day, h
found that he was several sizes large
81 u the voting booth. The sheriff wa
obliu. 4 to construct for him a scree
made of borse blankets.
w. E.Gr, 6n, an old townsmsan OF our
for a number of years past agsat ft
wello, Fargo & Co At Eureka. has hec
rendered the agep 7cy OF the company I
Virginia City, and |, aves Eureka shortl
to assume his new du. Vef
When person is cho ked or straneleo
break an egg as quickly rs possible an
give the white--do not b,'at it--and
will almost certainly dislodge' the oostrn'
ton, whatever it may be, ,anleas 1t
lodged in the windpipe. So oys an e.
change.
The grand ball at Battle Mountain
honor of Congressman-elect Newiano
will be given in Blossoms opera. nous
on Monday evening, January 9th. Ere
dance and free supper, and the Centr
| Nevadan says everybody is invited. wat
the compliments of Mr.. Newlands.
F. H. Triplett will assume charge I
the Austin Advocate on January Is
succeeding w. D. Jones, who has bee
been elected district attorney of Land
comfy. Mr.. Triplett is a praetic
printer, raised in Austin, and has BET
connected with the paper since its hs
issue,
| Saturday night last an Italian MANS
\ Corterio, while walking on McCannt
street near the post office. slipped on Il
ice there, and in falling broke his rig
leg between the knee and ankle. +
fracture was attended to by Dr.. Cam
bell and the patient is now doing we
but in ordinary course will not be out
several weeks.
The Tintic Miner says that the toy
Of Eureka, Utah, had a narrow esea
from destruction by Gre Friday morniu
McChrystal's old storeroom, which h
lately been used as a Chinese laundl
was completely destroyed, and for a ii,
it was feared the town would 20, b
the wind, which had been blowing g
up the canyon, suddenly went down, a
the flames were brought under control
The RECORD acknowledges the rece
of the annual report of Postmaster.G
eral Wannamaker for the year end
/, June 30, 1902; also Bulletin No. Is