The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-07-20

For fine family liquors, call at the
Palace.
DIR. Campbell has been kept quite busy
for the past few days
The Journal says the salary OF the
Reno Postmaster is the highest in the
State. $2l0O.
The Tintic Miner has been compelled
to reduce its size one.half owing to the
dullness of the times.
Salt Lake Beer at Thompson's, at the
low price of $3.50 for dozen bottles.
The last of the machinery of the old
quartz mill at Bristol has been removed
to Bullionville.
Miss Maggie Clinton departed on Tues.
days stage for Salt Lake City, where she
will visit friends.
w. G. Perain of the April Fool mine,
departed Tuesday for the National Park,
on two monthsvisit.
Denny Nicholson fell from hay
derrick at Stanley's ranch in Lake Valley.
Monday, and was severely but not dan.
gerously injured.
The Nephi Courier says an Indian
bratally killed squaw at Milford last
Friday and left the mangled body on the
Union Pacific depot grounds.
During the past ten days not less than
100 persons. principally miners, have left
here to better their condition in some
other locality. Eureka Sentinel.
The Reno Gazette has been iucorpora.
ted under the name of the Gazette
Publishing Co.," with c. C. Powning, A.
G. Bragg and A. H. Manning officers.
About one-half the male population Of
Panaca were in town the past two days,
either as witnesses or spectators at the
examination into the killing of Matthews.
The COIN Dry Goods Co. of Salt Lake
offer some great bargains in THAR mid.
summer goods. The ladies should con.
suit the advertisement on the first page
of THE RECORD.
Alice Hammond, aged seven years, the
daughter of John Hammond of Eagle
Valley. who had been i'll for some time,
died this morning at her home, of
blood poisoning. resulting from quinsy.
We hear Of some complaint of young
turkeys dying in the valley. Depend
upon it the trouble 10 lice. Rub couple,
Of drops Of sweet oil on their heads
twice week. MASON Valley Tidings.
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to.
any, done at this office.
Eureka, Utah, suffered another misfor-
tune last week. On Tuesday most of the
best of the new business houses, with
valuable stocks of goods. were destroyed
by fire.
The breadth of Islander may hurt q
mans reputation. but can never affect
his character. If that be upright and
honorable, no one can stain his purity
Or lessen the happiness which flows from
self-respect. =. Elk.
August Werner has leased the Abe
Lincoln mine to the Jacobson brothers
for the period Of one year. The mine is
situated east of town, and adjoins the
once famous Alps. Some very good ore
has been taken out and no doubt the les.
sees will make good thing out of it,
Whether Pasteur and Koch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately pre-
vail or not, their theory of blood.con.
tamination is the correct one, though not
original. It was on this theory that DR..
J. G. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, nearly fifty
years ago. formulated Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla.
The Sacramento News thinks that Mike
Tovey may have been killed by Will B.
Coup, known in that region as the
crazy detective" Coup killed miner
in Placer county July 2, 1892, and has
never been captured, although large
reward is offered for his arrest He be.
longs to the Miners Union of Virginia
City.
We have lived in this town for twenty
Eve years and have seen great foods and
fires here, but at no time during all those
calamities have we seen our people 80
dispirited as at present over the depre.
citation of silver. To-day our town is
full of idle miners, and the Lord only
knows where or when they will again get
employment. Eureka Sentinel
County Treasurer Dooley writes that
in company with the members of the
Phoebe colony now in Chicago he is taking
in the sights Of the Worlds Fair, and is
keeping diary Of events coming under
his observation. After returning he in.
tends to entertain his friends with his
adventures and keeps the diary so that he
will have something to substantiate his