The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-11-16
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office,

service between Salt Lake and Milford,
1t is expected that by the first of next
month a daily mail stage will again be
running between Milford and Phoebe.
According to General Orders, No. 7,
issued by order of Adjutant General
Poujade, the annual record shoot of tho
State militia must take place between
the Goth and 30th of November, with
officers and men in full uniform.
A man wrote to his friend who keeps
a country store: iSend me ten pounds
Of sugar and five of pork cannot como
for them to-day as my wife had child
also a monkey wrench and coil OF
barbed wire.
Velvet promises to resume its sway in
the winter, even to the extent of making
whole gowns of it, while in combination
with wool and silk it will be the favorite
decoration for both gowns and mantles.
so says fashion Journal.
Judge Powers thinks that as Statehood
is inevitable for Utah, and as the Liberal
party has accomplished its object, he will
soon issue call for the Liberals of the
Territory to meet and consider the advs
ability of disbanding the organization.
| OF interest to ladies. scalp
may be kept white and clean, and the
hair soft, plant and glossy, by the use of
Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation
never fails to restore to faded and gray
hair its original color. Sold by druggists
and perfumers.
There are many persons who cannot
read newspaper intelligently and can
comprehend nothing more Intellectually
absorbing than dog fight, yet they are
always loaded with suggestions and adj
vice to the editor, who never gets cent
out of them. Homer Index.
Yesterday morning, while splitting
stove wood. Wilkes Campbell cut his
left foot with Ratchet, inflicting q
wound three inches in length. DR..
Campbell, the boys father, took the mat
ter in hand and took it up with five
stitches. Wilkes is getting along nicely
but won't indulge in base ball or any
kindred game for while.
Thursday evening last Z. W. Rawdil
was brought in from Bullionville suffer
ing from broken and dislocated collar
bone. DIR. Bjornson took charge of tn
, case and Rawdin is doing nicely. Tn
8 injury was the result of fall from som
l scaffolding at the Bullionville Works
f where Rawdin was employed, he fallin
2 something like fifteen feet.
Henry Welland is not discouraged 4
, the outlook for silver. He has prof
pecting force ON his Last Chance mine ;
Highland, generally known as the "Al
derson mine" and proposes to find IL
main ore chute if possible Several cal
y of good ore have been taken from tn
claim, all, however, appearing to be fro
small pockets and not from the ma
q ledge. The steam hoist will not be p,
u up for the present.
"a Yesterday a squaw was brought
from the Indian camp Immediately ca
of town to have gunshot wound in h
left side attended to- DR.. Bjornson tot
ID charge of the case and found q wour
8 about seven inches long in the left sid
D. caused by = 44.calibre bullet. Probi
3. failed to reveal the ball, but the patie
I" was fixed up and returned to camp. I
lie injury is said to be the result of an ac
dent, an Indian out hunting, shoot
ne without seeing the squaw, who "
he partly hidden by the brush.
-, :, Samuel T. Godbe passed through he
!. last Friday on his way from Keystone
" Salt Lake. He reports everything the
IS forging ahead IN good shape. I
VI gold mill recently erected is doing 20
w. work and regular shipments are ma
." from the Keystone mine, the lead
ns gold property Of the district A do,
n'S houses and tents at the mill form
'e' nucleus Of live town, and promises
rapidly increase. On his way here \
an Godbe passed nearly week at Fergus
as district, where he examined all the LEI
,ed ing properties. Though man Of mi
It mining experience he expressed the gr'
Sc. est astonishment at the Monitor and .
in Crow ore chimney and predicts boz
IKE future for that section. 1t is repor
has that the Monitor owners opened nego
the tions with Mr.. Godbe looking to sal
be all their claims, and should it take p
as Ferguson will at once take on new
ex. Mr.. Godbe won't on to Salt Lake an
ans expected back this way during the c
10 ing week.