The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-06-01

him for killing the man who had robbed
him and many Others.
JOB PRINTING in all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
The Central Nevadan says Frank s.
Beedleson, the one-legged bicyclist, who
is making the trip across the continent
ON bicycle, passed through Battle
Mountain Thursday last, on his way
east. The Athlete says four thousand
miles awheel is a big undertaking for an
able bodied man, but when it comes to
making the attempt with oniy half the
usual propelling power, it ia quite diff.
ferent matter.
The following aqnib is now going the
rounds of the press purporting to be
fresh and original, but an old resident
says it is quite mouldy chestnut, he
having seen it in print over quarter Of
century ago, when it was made appli-
cable to California "The chaplain of
the Senate of Nevada has been accused
of plagiarism. One of the members COM
planned that the good man introduced in
his remarks one day word for word ideas
the Senator had heard expressed at a
funeral two years ago. Inquiry showed
that it was the Lords Prayer that the
Senator had reference to-"
We have received a copy of a new
journal Published in New York called
the Empire of Finance and Trade. The
leading editorial says "What we want
done is that all the silver and gold of the
country be made use of as money. for
the purpose of preventing a want of
money and financial detriment of any
kind, and for the proper credit of the
nation and for an example for other ma
tions to follow" That is sound doctrine
and it is to be hoped that the paper will
help to open the eyes of the benighted
money changers of Wall street.
Tuesday was Decoration Day, but
there was no formal notice taken of the
day here The public schools were
closed and the pupils engaged in search.
ing the mountains for flowers. As re-
suit of their efforts the ladies Of Phoebe,
towards noon, were seen vending their
way towards the various cemeteries.
carrying wreaths, crosses and punches of
flowers, with which they made bright
the graves of relatives and friends. re.
minding all who visited the abodes OF
the dead that they only sleepeth, and as
the flowers rise out Of the ground in the
spring, so will they rise in the glorious
resurrection in the latter days.
The Salt Lake Tribune's Worlds Fair
correspondent telegraphs that the Pacific
coast States are making splendid show
ings in the mines aud mining building
Nevada's end Of the show is located in
the northwest gallery, between Colorado.
big display and Tiffany 4 Co. Notwith
standing that she has strong rival or
either side Of her, Nevada's exhibit car
well compare with any in the buildin,
that is devoted strictly to minerals
Taken as whole, the Nevada display il
this building is highly creditable, anc
will no doubt prove a splendid adver
tisement for the State Commenting o,
Nevadas exhibit, the Tribune saws
when by and by our railroad that W
have built on paper for several year
natures into steel tracks and ore cars
every man who has ever, in the last few
years, been sneering at Nevada, will 2
and put his head in sack and COMES
that fool can make more fuss in fftee
minutes than he can explain away in 81
months"