The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-12

The Nevada Legislature will meet next
Monday.
The report that thousand men were
working on the Phoebe L Milford railroad
was premature.
1t is stated that Carson will have new
evening paper. 1t will make its appear
ance when the Legislature assemblies.
No payday on the tenth inst for the
Phoebe Con. Co. No date is yet fixed at
which it will occur. The amount to be
discussed though small will be much ap-
pre.iated.
In the New Years edition of the Car
son News was enclosed to each subscriber
a neat Carriers Address. in form similar
to ball programme.
There was q storm OF 30 violent char.
acter at Moscow, Idaho, that the people
who attended Christmas services Satur-
day evening were compelled to remain in
the churches all night.
Seattle eclipsed the world by present.
ing Wednesday night 525 men for initia.
ton into the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. This information is found in
one OF our exchanges and of course it
must be true.
Prof. Mulder, the willy Carson swim.
dler. was brought back from Texas at an
expense Of $500, and he was discharged
from custody owing to flaw in the in.
dictment There is much wailing in the
capital city over tho professors discharge.
The Carson News says that Adolph
Ramirez, convicted of malicious mischief,
for cutting of the ears and tail of COW,
in Eureka county, was delivered to the
Warden of the Penitentiary Thursday.
Ramirez will serve one year for his crime
The Truckee Republican says the ques-
ton in Nevada and California is, What
is the legal date when the Legislature
shall meet ?" and remarks that Judging
from tho work of the last Legislatures in
both States they should not meet again
till the year 1885,"
The Helene saw mill is about to change
hands. WIN. Culverwell and Chas. Lytle
being the prospective purchasers. The
old owners are behind in their payments
to laborers and trouble is anticipated.
A large quantity Of material is on the
ground to convert into lumber, but the
market at that point is about exhausted
and other avenues must be sought
Quite q number of our residents arr
suffering severely from colds and kindred
affections and believe themselves victim,
of the grippe. though this belief is moi
shared by the medical fraternity. Al
any rate the symptoms are very similar
and though no fatalities are thus far re
ported as 10 the past two winters, vast
amount of actual suffering and miserable
ness is the result.
Yesterday morning in the west drift o
the 1900 foot level of the Yuba min
Mike Gallagher was knocked down by
piece of falling rock and considerable
but not seriously bruised about the lef
shoulder and back. The accident oc
Cured directly in the face of the drift
Gallagher says he noticed the rock wa
loose but thought it would stay in plac
until he could get cleared out below
He will be about again in few days.
o. B. Nay, Frank Hawley and Fran
Francois, three Of the men who held u
! the Central Pacific train in Elko count
on the borders of Utah in 1882. and VIII
were prevented getting the booty the
were after by the bravery of Messenge
Ross, he severely wounding Nay. an
himself being badly wounded, were re
leased from prison on the I'd. They wei
!. sent up for fourteen years, but the
credits reduced the time to nine veal
and eight months. Reno Gazette.
. The County Commissioners Of Land,
county have decided to recognize j.
Egan as distr ct attorney until the col
test for the office is settled by the court
w. d. Jones carried the county by
!. majority, but Egan claims fraud in Il
!, election and refuses to surrender Il
books, records and keys of the distri
attorneys Office; hence the action of Il
10 commissioners. The board will not allo
1t the salary of either Egan or Jones uni
1t the contest is settled.
:. An era of surprise parties appears
have set in here during the past tv
"a weeks. The first of the line ocourr
:. ten days ago. when the friends Of Nj
\ w. B. Harris, armed to the teeth wi
things good to eat, and otherwise, to-
charge Of the house and enjoyed roy
70 time till late into the night. This W
"a followed by surprise at Sheriff Turne
Al residence last Friday night, and anott
n the following evening at the residence
90 T. J. Osborne. Nothing Of the XII
OF having occurred in long time. all I
IN parties at each gathering enjoyed the
IA selves hugely, and other entertainer
70 Of similar nature may be expected d.
ing the winter.