The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-10

-FF ~ US AAhSh III TdntanaBAL al
ley, Saturday.
Read about the quartz mill, rock
breaker. tanks. houses, ETC., offered for
sale, on this page.
1t is not the dancing, bat the hug
glug. that is improper" says preacher,
referring to .und darc.s. Tnis compli.
Gates the matter more aud more.
A mouse started across the room 10 q
ranaca house and the girls screamed so
loudly the mouse fell over. On picking
1t up 1t was found to have died of fright.
X. ). Rodman, postmaster of Carson
City, died NOV. LIST. after few. days i'll.
ness. The News says there is great
deal of sickness in Carson at the present
time.
The auction sale of the furniture at Mr..
James residence on Wednesday was well
attended. The bidding was quite spirit.
cd and the total amount realized was in
the neighborhood of $500.
Pools on the election were sold Tues.
day evening in Edwards and Werthei-
mer's saloon. As most of the sporting
men had formed conclusions on the
result, both national and county, but few
bets were made.
w. M. Cooper. the tPnsorial artist who
formerly presid d over Joe PHILIPPE es.
tablshment, came in from Monkey
Wrench last Tuesday.on business and
pleasure bent. He hasgreat hopes of the
future of the new camp.
Another place of pleasure and an old
landmark to Lincoln county people~is
about to close its doors. R. A. Martin
q Co., the proprietors, have determined
to Remove their entire stock of goods to
Ferguson. the coming camp of Nevada.
" Now, which of the great past men
would you rather be, Robert ?" asked
the teacher, after long and interesting
talk on the C lebrities Of history. "None
"f en-" replied Robert, promptly.
F" None of them! Why not % g cause
they re all dead. "-Ex.
w. j. Roe, of Bristol, one of the old.
time reside ITS If Lincoln cnunty, depart
ed ru sday for Kingman, ARR ma. He
ids one more to the army OF ex,les from
this part of the county who have to go
10 I'll to strange lands with the hope of
b. ttering their fortune.
"Ah, you don't know what musi,al
Q ithusiasm is said a music.mad miss 10
Tom Hood. Excuse me, madam" re-
piled the wit, "but do. Musical eli.
thusi ISM is like futile soup; for every
quart Of real there are ninet, mine gal
Ions Of mock, and calves head in pro.
portion"
MIR. and Mrs. James McFadden re.
TUNED from their California trip on Sat.
urday morning. Mr.. McFadden found
business in San Francisco stagnant, with
thousands OF vacant dwelling. houses and
stores, and throughout the State the
outlook is not very inviting. Mr.. Nc.
Fadden and wife were glad to get back
to Phoebe, as dull as it Is.
A cold wave struck this section of
early last Wednesday morning
and continued up to the time of THE
RECORD going to press-and the strapgest
thing about it is that it seemed to affect
only those who were the most lively and
active Of our citizens last week, but who |
are now known as defeated candidates.
A child is b,rn, the physician of1iciat
ing receives his fee; the editor writes up /
The event and gets 0. The child reaches
manhood and is IN 4rried; the minister re.
,eives his fee. the editor writes up the
svent and gets 90. Time passes on; the
undertaken oficiates, receives his fee;
The editor writes up another event and
gets OOO.-Ex.
Two brothers named Hod gkinson came
20 an untimely death last week at Carson
'ne victim of heart disease, the
'ther of suicide. Sam, while on his
way to the Nevada State prison, where
ne was employed as a. guard, dropped
lead in the road. His brother Tom in
The evening viewed the remains and went
20 his room, drew six shooter and fred
nto the side Of his head. Death was
instantaneous.
The Republicans held a meeting at
'anaca last Monday night, and enlight.
med the citizens there somewhat on the
political situation. Dick Rich proposed
o run the meeting in the interests of
himself and the straight.out Repu blicans,
10 no called them, but signally failed.
His letter to the Helene Lode last week
igned Fax" was shown to be bundle
# lies. and Rich got up and un blu hngly
Omitted such to be the cease, Goodrich
nd Osborne, the candidates Rich worked
gainst, both got good votes on Tuesday
here.
The Half Moon district is becoming
amous for its new and valuable discover.
es. j. B. Clinton and F. w. D'ckle have
een working on the West Ham claim for
IN days and have developed in the course
tunnel splendid body Of high grade
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