The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-08-24


sect to have 3,l76 members in New
Zealand, of whom 232 are Europeans.
This is the grape season and people
should be careful as to the faanner OF eat
ing the fruit James R. Catten died at
Fresno. CAL, last week from the effects
Of eating large quantity of grapes and
swallowing the seeds.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
Mrs. Fulks will depart to morrow for
Salt Lake City. She will be accompanied
by Misses Ida Deck and May Roberts
and Clarence and Fred McFadden, who
will spend the winter in some of the
educational institutions of the sanity city.
NJ. H. De Young, director. general and
president Of the executive committee of
the mid-winter fair, has issued circular
announcing that an international expos
ition will be held in San Francisco from
January lst to June 80, 1894.
The Old Timer mine, in the Ely range.
is looking all right. The ledge is widen
ing and the ore being taken out is Of .
higher grade than when it was first en-.
countered. Should silver raise few
points, more men will be put at work ON
the mine.
Many bodily ills result from habitual
constipation, and fine constitution may
be weakened and ruined by simple
neglect. There is no medicine, for regu.
lating the bowels and restoring natural
action to the digestive organs. equal to
Ayers Pills.
c. E. Clough has received letter from
his wife, who is now visiting relatives in
tho East, which says times are lively and
money is plenty in Nevada compared
with New Hampshire. The mills are
closing down and thousands are out Of
employment. Reno Journal.
The attention OF the authorities is
called to q dangerous spot on Meadow
Valley street, opposite Mrs. Aliens
lodging house. There is an old shaft
there, the covering of which having
rotted away, leaves dangerous opening
The matter should be attended to.
An exchange says one third Of thu
country think they can beat lawyer il
expounding law, one half Of them thinl
, they can beat doctor healing the sick
two thirds Of them think they can bea
the minister in preaching the gospel ant
, all of them think they can beat an sdito
running newspaper.
JOB PRINTING In all it.
o branches, equal in style t.
: any, done at this office.
More tramps have passed throug
Kingman the past week than in any lik
i. time in the history of the town. A gov
eminent that will make paupers of i,
), workmsn will not long hold togethel
and our national government is doing il
> best to arrive at this stage. Miner.
Juan Berger, the thirteen year old sc
;. of Edward Berger Of Kokomo, Ind, die
= from the direct effects of cigaret
smoking. In his room were found 81
, empty cigarette boxes he was saving I
:, to send to the manufacturers for q priz
~ He lacked only twelve boxes of the I
!" quired 1000 emitting him to the covet'
~ prize.
40 The Beaver Utonian says the vast ar
of salt grass land below Milford has be-
-. found suitable for the raising of oats,
- . very large amount Of which cereal W
bs BIZ harvested there this fall. 1t is on
hs necessary that the cropslin question ha
a, one irrigation and the ground is til
~. tenacious Of the water then absorb
~ that there 10 absolutely no. difficulty
We getting bountiful crop without furtf
=, attention until the time for harvestiI
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Ball OF the Bachelor Brotherhood
IN. All parties intending to take part
" the anniversary ball Of the Bache
Brotherhood tomorrow evening. are
its quested to be present at the Opera Ho'
st. at $50 o'clock prompt
,od The COMMITTEE
@"s Information Wanted.
80 THE RECORD 10 in receipt Of the
=. lowing letter
=. SACRAMENTO. Gala, Aug. II, 1893
~ EDITOR PHOEBE REcoRD-Dear Sir
- have bean informed that one Theod