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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

Having been selected by Mr. Malone
to decide upon the most appropriate
design for THE GAzETTE's badge TO be
worn by the members of THE GA
zETTE's party on the excursion TO Chi
cago, of those submitted, our united
Judgment is in favor of design No. l..
We regard itnot only as the most taste
lul but also as more fully expressing the
intention OF the Democrat publishing
company.
Signed: Mrs. DREW PRuITr,
Mrs. JAMES w. SWA NNE,
NJ. r. WALTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

In this mornings paper was pub
lishcd letter signed 'Erath," which
stated that /, 900 votes had been cast
for Misses Susie p. Lyman, Eva Pen
ninnton. Laura Fender, josie Nasahlik,
Kate Childress, Leila Smith. Nellie
McGillicuddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Canning
ham.
By mistake an abbreviation OF the
same letter was also published under
tho head OF "Stephenville friends.
This would appear as II each OF the can
didates mentioned above had l,WOmore
votes cast for thom on yesterday than
they really received and than We're cred"
tied to them in the total Of this morning.
The recorded totals OF yesterday morn
ing were correct.-ED.
Patti Hard, Henrietta, Aug. so, votes 80
coupons for Misses Kate Cooper and Rose
Harl.
Davidson, Plainvlew, Aug 30, votes Q
coupons for Misses Gene Welter, Allie Don
ahoo. Maud Tisdlle, Sallie Maxwell Min
ME Patton, Kate Cooper and Mollie A6er-
cromblc.
Hampton West, san Angelo; Aug, 81,
votes 10 coupons for Mr., and Mrs. IL J.
Kimbrough.
F. J. Penlaud, weatheriord, Sept. lst
votes % coupons for DR. and Mrs.
Emanuel
Bertle Harris, weatherford, Sept. l,
votes y coupons for Dr. and Mrs Imam
uel.
Jessie Eddeman, Weatherford, Scot. l,
votes 80 coupons for Dr. and Mrs Eman-
papcy and Winnie, Coleman, Aug. 81,
votes Il coupons for Mr.. and Mrs Shfop'
Sen, s-14 votes received for air and
Mrs HAYDEN, with name Of sender not
known.
perthe McChee. Comanche sept II
vates Nj coupons for Misses Leila smith,
sila Gentry. Clara Beeman, Susie Lyman,
{ Mimic Gyms, Eloise Porter, N9llls BIC
I Giillcuddy, Mr.. aud Mis-. Shropshire
Nonn Manning, Comanche. sept votes
/ IL coupons for Misses Lela aml,tu' s4luuls
/ Cvrns' Matte Binyou, Noble Cheuey'
ESsnTis MeCown. Mr. and Ags. Clnnlas'
ham. 90 49,
] 4 e. Rhoa. Strawn, sept J. fu.sa ~ 49,
pors for Mr. and Mrs vernon
Aiatiie Patrick, Dublin, Sept J, votes ~
co,Inops for DR.. and Mrs Emanuel
Caiorado September /, 80 votes ior
Nfieess Cslia Grooves Kate Chlldfess, J. %
N. White Minnie Patton, aunle t.'.,s-'
M Abilene. Patti TAYLOR, JAMIE d ''ou'
Nh. and Mrs Shropshire -. ,oo
Amos Galway. August w Io'e ,,,t,iie
commons FOR Misses 1heo Baruwen, We
emith. Ray Goldberg. Minnie SoA, u ~
M4rtin. Lula BAKER, Laura hup9Ai'' 90
aud Mrs. J. Barrow. "a. ,,, m
Covnn Kerby. Parag1uld. Ark.l aug o.
vofes 20 coupons Tor Sllss Blanche CoWaA'
~ T, ,sty. Sent. ., votes i57 coupons ipl
NJ ana Mrs Carer and y for Mise
IN anna Fender, Mary Martin, Lulu isivss
s Ss Hymn aud Maggie Haiehi'oa. =.
Perry Miller Sulphrr sgrinssls, ~ avg t,s 81
y,t''s 4 e5urous Tor Una ury, hllaa Pa!
sia-y T.. Martin, Edna hniEhi, AAule %
ksr. Ray Gold5crg aad lessa Sonp1'n-
A Friend. Crelnvile avg y, s''si n.
corplnt for Aiis1ss Lai- 'lDA'o'Ni 80
aue gad Allauls a.I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

Friend AlVaraao, sept l. Noos 'acou-
pons Tor Mr. aud Mrs bafne,
Essie McCorke Stephenville, Sept, L.
Votes "A coupons for Misses hiollie Cage
Kate Chfdress, Minnie Patton, Kate Coon.
erMlnnie Cyrus, Sophia Pullman and Ethel
Deloach.
Porter Barlow, Dallas, Sept Votes
10 coupons for Misses Lula Rives, Bessie
White, Thee Barnwell, Annie Young, 81
Marsheli' Cena CrooNes, iua NheatieS ahu
Meme MeHhlcuoay'
HowcH Sigler, city, Sept Votes 10
coupons for Misses Lula Rives, Annie
Young, Of MARSHALL Thee Baruwell, Nellie
MoGiltcuddyA El9ei DeLoaeh, Ceha
SIooNes ana beasle MhlAc,
N. j. liennes 'ey; Mineral W9ls, sem l.
Anna Nm; Sonng of MaTshaii. ninpcSe cowan,
Nellie C6aney, Thee Barnwen, Kate Cha.
new. fizsie Garrett
81 H., ,,.u,. s.n, co,o. IN
conr6ns FOR Inn Rives Tbco pnrnvelI
Annis Voon, of Ntarsbai EIbsi Dslnach
ia Wbeniiev Bessis White. blanche
Cowan.
lossto ucudnr Xveothor,or5 Sent
Votes 88 coupons for DR.. Emanuel aud wife
and Miss Lizzie Garrett.
~, - Col,a c,ihr,,,h e,,,h cidn
sent Nvn,es "a copnons for Misses lula
Rives, susie Lyman, sadie Harrison, Thee
Barnwoll Annie Young, Of Marshall, Bes-
sic White ana I.l-he Garrett
"a well wis., O." Fort Worth, sept 9
votes a COUPONS Tor Misses Eva Penniug-
ton, Laura Ponder, Lutte Baker, MAY Bar
rott Fannie Chappell and koSic Hendor-
son.
swell Wishern South side Sept 9,
votes ~ coupons for MI and Mrs. carter
sMcDuG," Texariiana, sept 1, votes
o % COUPONS for Misses Ethel DeIoauh,
| India hughes, Maggie Hutchison, hoNie
| Henderson, blollie Balm, Theo Barnwou,
| Eva Pennington, Mr. ana Mrs cunning
nam 80.
G. j. Siannlgo, city sept = Noles lUl
coupons Tor Misses Fannie McCoWhi Josie
Nasuhlik and blanche OoWhh'
II. NJ Huber city sept = votes 70 .,. Gov ~,
| pons Tor Misses Laura fehuer ahu Maeue
| Binyou.
FoRr Worm, Sept .
An envelope received containing 10 Voles
, Tor Mr. and MIS- Norehous' NO u"he VI
sehuer gNon'
| l. h. seaton, colorado SepL !, votes i''
coupons ior MISS hos'l'o NV'u'nh'
Aurora Marshall, Sept l. votes 500 cou
/ rons for Fannie g. MoCown, Mary , AiaF,
| tin, Laura Ponder, Matte blnyoni WINE
Smith, Ethel Massey ana hate Ohluress'
a Friend, Handley, Sept Votes Y
coupons for Blaneho Cowan Eva PenpinR
ton. Minnie cyrus, MaIy Marun; t.qll'
| Rvesl lheo barnWel anu leA.s h95us
also ls coupon votes LOT ME- anu Aii9 Il '"
! neY.
Mike. CITY, SEPT. 3-Votes 30 couponl
| for MIR. and Mrs. Carter.
rr,.n5 uandiev Sent Q votes q con
| mons for Misses Blanche Cowun Eva Pen
nington. Theo Barnwell, Kate Bass, Min
nie Cyrus, Susie Lyman and Tessa John
son.
,.,t, .,a Hmm, e,orbcrvitle Sent o
- 9s c ous Tor Mr. ma Mrs, Iatimor
!, ,,ty Son, o votes 1000 counops ia
Misses '.ii 5sie Iasa6liE' Matte Binyon, Evi
Pennington, Ethel Massey, Fannie G. Nc
Gown, Rate Childress and Sophie Putnam
NJ citv. Sent . votes ltOj COUPON
Tor Iosie Vssahlik, Matte Bmyon, EW
Pennington, Ethel Massey Kate childress
Sophie Pullman, FANNIE q. MoSowh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
AS the Combinations Increase the Coupons
Roll Higher UP Into the Thousands
Beginning OF the Real interest in the Great
Battle of the Ballots The Watch
Word Combine and Win.


G Susie p. Lyman, stephenville, re.
corded 1906 should have been 1895.
Amy Hutchinson, Fort Worth, re-
corded 99j should have been 097.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
THE WORLDS FAIR DEDICATION
NIAGARA FALLS.
szseszs
A Holiday Trip for Ten Texas Girls and Two
Texas Married Couples.
ssSsS sss ssSSe SssSs
Chicago
the Columbian Exposition and then visit Niagara Falls
handthe
o Fo
saSsNvaaz aazsas
Ladies Chaperones Selected
Worth Chicago Niagara Fasand Return Worth
Railroad the Pullman Car Fare and Hotel
OF Young Ladies and haperones areall 10 be
ALL UNDER THE GAZETTES CHARGE.

Worth
in
L Walton editor Of Tnn GAMarNs ladieg DoIartment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMNER Hous ron SOUTHERN oHSrLrroIKs
the AMERICAN CAnLSBAOl

Famous for lis Naiurql niatrai Voters and
BdiAt, soadea fifAia and Gcerga 6repiiae
Lima Cf ths very highest value IN AL dis.
CAtarrl OF BLADDER, stone, Gravel Calculi,
CyAdtis, Gout, Rheumatism, nysporala, In
somala, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous l'rosratiln n,
diseases Of delfca q ladies'. Convincing proofs
case, Dor ! rsils 81 carboyE " gals ISL
sparkling plnta, 81 20; quarts, 40 "a Leading
ar ugglsts. Tho elegant sw,.tt Water rark
notql. elevation isl0 feot. 300 guests. located
here Modern. postAi hfinga fnll particulars
T. W. MARSH 3 CO., frupris,erA
Ltthia springs, Ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
THE RECORD.

The ten who lead to-day tthree from Fort
Worth and seven from cities outside Of
Fort WORTH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

CLEBURNE, TEX, Sept. l, AID, 1891.
Il see in THE GAZETTE Of September
l. where I, Ellen Hansen Of Cleburne,
on August 80 voted Al coupons for
Misses Matte Boyd and Zula Boyd,
which is mistake l voted for Matte
Binyon Of Fort Worth and Zula Boyd
Of Gilmer, which hope you will cor
rect. AS ever, yours truly,
ELLEN HANSEN.
Miss Matte Binyon got credit for
the Il votes. The publishing of the
name as Matte Boyd was typograph-
innl nrrnr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29

bic es ibm bereitete, &onig Wtlbelm bon
Der biltorii6en Wiilion Breubens, oaS
beutlde t&aiiertbum tp;eoer aufSuri6ten,
81 iiber5eugen. 0lo6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit
aber feline 9leuBerung bon etnergtotbtDenotgs
felt, oas Nnieben oeS Gethstages 3u itGrtet
uno 3u feiti9en, iotDie 6aB in Be3ug auf oaS
GerbaltniB 3piiden Wonar6 uto Gei6Sz
tag Die Deiteitoebenoen ~@oniequen5en 9e3D>
gen neroen unb bic 1eberSeuguI9en
Des regierten 8oltes mebr ais biSs
Der Dor benz Wtonarben : WiQen in
ben 8orber9runo tretsn mitBten. 8e9
nit ben ablolutiitiI6en 8eIlritGten alio urO
neue &%rGftiguns Der politii6en lleberaeus
eungen in Der Dffentlt6en Wteinung; biele
8Inl6e bat Bismard 10 tlar auSgelproben,
0aB barunter 9tt6tS anoeres, ais Die @ins
fiibrung beS parldmeutarii6en 9tegimeS
nerl1anoen peroen fam. Oa bemertt oas
v8erl. S9bl." tpobI nit Ge6t: vSGtte 9err
BON BlsmarG : Shonbaulen Dot einem
Wtenlhenalter lol6e Qnl6auungen geGus
Bert, nie in leiner Senaer Geoe, pir0e
&0nig Wllbelm l. ibn ipobl niemalS 3u lets
nem Wfinilter gema6t baben, ipobl aber
bate eS tbn1 palltren fonnert, oaB ibm fDrt>
16rtttlt6e WGbler in ben 21n0tag iDGbls
ten F.! -
Sb baS aIes pobl elm gutes @ube nebz
men ptrO? SAT- m06te man oaran 5peis
feln, penn man Die Mprte 8ismardS:
vS6 merbe ME lhtpetaen, mo i6 Jteben fir
meine 9fLi6t battle" LEFT. @initmeilen
baben Die 9ln6eren, b. b. Die @etreuen
@aprtbt's Die Sebbe eingeiteut un6 nieQeidt
tpdre es better getommeu, ipenn ite bies
idon friber 9etball bitten. : Sn @ien
aber, no Die Glsmards TebOe eigentli6
ibren &nfatg genommen bat, interelltrt
MAJ lt6 auberoroentli1 fiir beren Gerlauf
uno tuartet nit Spannung auf Die Gnts
pidlune
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
Railroad Asse ssment.

An assessed valuation Of 500, 900 has
been placed on the road.bed and right of
way of the Oregon Short Line or Union
Pacific road in this county for the cur.
rent year. The road was assessed at this
figure last year. but through a mistake
on tho part of the State Board of Equal.
ization at Carson the assessment was
stricken off. This year it will be
allowed to remain, but the Railroad
Company object on the ground that the
road is not yet complete, and say in sub
stance that they will not pay the tax and
that the county will not gain anything
through any effort to uhjustly assess
them. But this is not an unjust assess.
msnt. as every one at all acquainted with
the outlay knows that it represents half
q million of money. Aud we would all
much rather see the work put to some
use than to remain idle.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
Obituary.

DIED--At Phoebe, Saturday, the 9th
of July, and was buried in the cemetery
July 10, 1892, REESE 7. EDWARDS, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edwards, aged S
years.
On Sunday afternoon all that was NOR
tai of little Reese Edwards was peace
fully laid to rest in the presence of his
relatives and large concourse of friends
who had known him during his short
sojourn on earth. Reese was an unex-
ceptionally bright boy, loved and caressed
by all who knew him, but love and affec-
ton could not withhold him from the
stern destroyer, aud he peacefully passed
away into the great beyond, where pain
and sorrow are unknown.
II could only know. / said.
Weeping beside our dead.
Know all about the life
Beyond this mortal strife,
Then could bear to give thee up.
Dear one, as o 30 who waits
The opening Of Hea yen's gates.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
TIE SILVER BILL.

The Stewart Silver bill having passed
the Senate by q vote Of 20 to %, was
brought up in the House yesterday and
will be debated for couple of days. The
Salt Lake Tribune correspondent says
"there is little possibility Of its passage.
1t does not commend itself to the best
friends of silver. The proviso for the
coinage of all bullion III the Treasury
upon which silver certificates have been
issued, it is feared viii swamp the mints
and prevent for 80 long purchases Of sill.
yer in the open market for mintage that
it has made enemies for the BILL" How
ever, as the Senate surprised the country
by passing it, so may the House. II the
bill has defects. they can be remedied.
What the people want is the recognition
of principle that is known to be right.
and the bill il not perfect is great step
toward atoning for the wrong inflicted on
the country in 1873.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
SHORT in HIS ACCOUNTS.
X. u. CIute, Ex -Assessor OF Salt Lake.
Holds Out s22, 900.

A wrangle in the municipal offices of
Salt Lake resulted last week in = general
examination of the books Of the city for
the past two years and developed the
unlocked for fact that f. r. Clute, ex-
Assessor, had failed to account to the
city for some S22, 900. There was war
in the air, and numerous threats of pros.
ecution. The bondsmen Of Clute were
called on to make good the deficit. which
they promptly promised to do, and
through their exertions Clate was made
to disgorge. A further examination
showed an additional shortage of $685..
"a due the School Board. A prompt
demand for this also was made and Mr..
Clute promised at once to make it good,
and his claim for compensation in collect
ing the amount was not considered.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
FREE COINAGE AND THE PRESS,

THOSE who are deluding themselves
with the idea that the silver issue is con.
fined to Nevada or the silver producing
States, should disabuse their minds Of
the notion, says the Reno Journal. In
this State there are only four papers that
advocate the election Of Harrison, and
not one that favors Cleveland. The
PIocHE RECORD, White Pine News,
Eureka Sentinel, Belmont Courier, Elko
Independent, Tuscsrora Times-Review,
Central Nevadan, Austin Reveille, PEG.
pies Advocate, Silver State, Virginia
Chronicle, Carson Appeal and State
Journal are for free coinage and prosper
ity against Wall street and deserted
mining camps. The official list of news.
papers which advocate free coinage, ex.
elusive of the above mentioned, number
about 900, and are divided among the
several States as follows: Alabama 10,
Arkansas Is, California 20, Connecticut
6, Colorado "a, Florida s, Georgia 10,
Illinois so, Indiana So, Iowa 81, Michi
gan 81, Kansas 1853. Kentucky s, Louisi
ana Q, Maine l, Massachusetts, 10, Mary
land 6, Minnesota 80, Missouri 81, Mis-
tissippi IA, Montana s, New York 10
North Dakota s, New Jersey 2, Nebrask,
l02, North Carolina ID, Ohio IS, Oregon
8. Pennsylvania 81, South Dakota IS
South Carolina IL, Texas 81, Tennesse,
s, Vermont l, Virginia 10, Washington
IL, West Virginia 7, Wisconsin IA, Wy
oming /; the District of Columbia 6, ant
New Mexico 4, Oklahoma This ough
to satisfy the most skeptical that tn
silver issue is not sectional one.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
April Fool Ore.

About i've tons OF ore was received in
this city day or two ago from the April
Fool. ono of the best properties in the
newly discovered Ferguson district.
There was separate lot of about ono ton
that is very rich. The assay went near
ly 200 ounces Of gold to the ton, or near.
ly $4,000. The rest Of the ore was not a.
high grade. containing only about nine
ounces Of gold. Tribune.
No statement of the value in silver
per ton is made, but it is supposed to DO
high. 1t is reported here that Reeves,
not satisfied with the Salt Lake samp.
lings, continued on to Denver with the
ore, where he proposed to dispose Of it,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
FOR SALE.

Benefits Springs station, situated on
the road between Phoebe and the rich
gold mines Of Ferguson district, contain.
ing so acres land. U. $. patent, we'll
fenced, with houses and corrals; three
acres Of fine vegetable garden, 2 springs
with an abundance of good water, fine
shade trees, some fruit trees, good pas.
ture for stock. Could be made the most
beautiful place in the country, A splen.
did chance for parties knowing how to
run station. Large sales for hay. grain
aud water, or anything that may be kept
for sale. For particulars call on o,
apply to CHAs. STEIN.
Phoebe, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
TROUBLE IN THE coEuR D'ALENE.

The mining troubles in the Ceur
d'Alene country eliminated on Monday
morning in pitched battle between the
union and non-union men and the loss Of
ten lives, the wounding of many and the
destruction of the Frisco and Gem silver
mills, near Gem City. The Governor has
ordered out the entire militia of Idaho
and called on the President for Federal
troops. At last accounts the union men
were in possession, the non.union men
having surrendered to them. 1t is feared
that this is but the beginning of bloody
struggle.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
Commissioners, Proceeding.

The Board of Commissioners met at
the usual hour on Monday last pursuant
to the adjournment taken on the 4th
lost. Member Conway was not present
owing to sickness in his family.
The routine work OF allowing claims
and approving reports was gone through
with
A petition from the residents of St.
Thomas, in the Muddy Valley, was sub.
mitted, asking for the establishment of
a school district in that place. A proper
showing of facts being made, an order
was entered granting the request. the
district to run three miles in each direc.
ton from the St. Thomas settlement.
Two petitions from Ferguson were pre-.
ssnted asking for the establishment Of
voting precincts there, one at Ferguson,
the other at Helene. AZ these two
places are less than . mile apart, the
Board determined to establish but one
precinct, and the Ferguson petition con-
tanning 60 signers to the others Is, it
was favored, and an order was entered to
the effect that Ferguson Mining District
constitute one voting precinct and tina,
G. E. Carrot at once proceed to qualify
as Registry Agent This. however, doe,
not determine at what point the voting
booths will be placed on election day
Future developments will determine tn,
matter.
The following Registry Agents wer'
then appointed to act in precincts wher
no qualified Justices Of the Peace reside
to wit /: Ell Dorado Canyon, - Water
house; Bunkerville, Geo. W. Lee; Mead
ow Valley Wash, Samuel Kershaw
Clover Valley, L. L. Woods; Spring Val
ley, Geo. A. Rice; Lake Valley, -
Woodcock; Royal City, Wesley Wi
liams; Bristol, c. L. Roe.
A transfer of $3.50 was ordered fror
the General County Fund to the Salsr
Fund.
i Money in the Treasurer's hands coun
cd and found correct.
On the matter Of election booths notl
) ing definite was arrived at, but goot
{ serviceable iron booths will doubtless
secured, since they are an article whic
must Withstand some rough usage and
the same time be not too cumbersome
J handle.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.

The Monkey Wrench drug store at
Helene Enthusiastically makes its exist
ence known by its ad. this week. Shier
proposes TO keep pace with the times and
will see to it that good stock is kept
up.
We have at hand communication
from Pahranagat Valley which, however,
we cannot publish for want of the true
names Of the parties interested. Articles
will always be gladly received. but must
contain the proper name of the writer.
Through shipment mistake, tho ma.
terial for the Ferguson Lode the
paper for Ferguson district. will not ar
five in season to secure the iIsns on the
: first Monday in August Of the first nun.
beE of the publication. 1t will be about
the 18th before the first number can be
got out.
Since the dirty street nuisance is at.
tracing more than usual attention, we
reprint the town ordinance on the
matter. If reads as follows: Section
eight. No person shall put, or cause to
be put, upon any public street or walk
within the limits of this town, any filth,
rubbish, broken glass, tin cans, garbage,
ashes, slops, swill or other refuse matter.
Any person so doing is guilty of INSIDE
meanor.
Frank, the eldest sou of J. Eisenmann
came in last Sunday from San Francisco
where he has been attending school fol
several years, and will proceed to &C
quaint himself with the mysteries of thu
hardware business in his fathers store
Frank has entirely recovered from tn
accident of month or 80 ago which h
met with while trying to board = ca
while in motion, and when be unfortun
ately broke his leg.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14

and he will he treated to the best the
house afforCs
One price, 81 90 dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda. at Thompeon's.
DR.. A. G. Campbell, Of Taylor, came in
on Tuesdays stage to look over the situa-
ton with a view VI permanently locating
here, and will remain several days.
The joint report of the County Audi.
tor and Treasurer, OF receipts and dis
bursements for the quarter ending June
Both, 1892, will appear next week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14

Mr.. John Sevsnoaks left by private
conveyance Tuesday evening for Milford
on hasty trip to San Francisco, presum.
ably 10 connection with the Ferguson
mines.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
Two COnundruma.
The MUDDY, July 4, |

The MUDDY, July 4, 1892.
To the Editor Of the Record will you
pease print the following conundrums
for the edification and instruction Of the
Young Mems Bachelor Club of Phoebe.
j. X. NJ
When lovely woman stoops to folly,
And finds too late that men betray,
Oh, who shall sooth her melancholy
Or drive those bitter tears away,
Give it up, eh
Why, the other fellow, of course.
Why is woman's first baby land ev.
cry subsequent one, for that matter) like
faith?
Because -ahem 1t is the substance Of
things hoped for, and the evidence Of
things not seen.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14
A Lucky Upset.

At the funeral last Sunday, while wait.
ing at the Catholic church for the pro.
cession to move, team driven by Her.
man Prudential reared and upset tho
wagon to which they were hitched, pitch.
ing down hill. Prompt assistance pre-.
vented what musthave proven disastrous
runaway. The wagon was full of young
ladies and children, none Of whom, for.
tunately, sustained any injury beyond ,
bruise or two, though all were badly
frightened, and not without good cause
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14

THE Virginia Chronicle says it 10 now
reported that A. c. Cleveland will con.
test with VIM. M. Stewart for the Uni.
ted State Senatorship from this State.
II You want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50. 20 to
Thompson's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14

NOTICE.-We invite your attention
to our elegant stock of FURNTURR com.
plete in every line, including the best
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. 80.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-14

The county Jail signs drearily for an
occupant.
If YOU want dozen bottles of Salt
Lake beer at 81. SO, 80 to Thompson's. =
The books of registration at the various
precincts throughout the county are now
open.