The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-04-20

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Assessor Prudential expects shortl
to start south ON his main assessing triu
For fine family liquors, call at tn
Palace.
Mining Location Notice.
Tor sale at this office.
The anniversary ball of the I. O. O. F
next Wednesday, will be the social even
of the season.
Bob Cavanaugh of Eureka, connected
with the law 6rm of Rives & Judge. il
visiting US for a week.
Feed grain continues low. Prices rur
from $l.65 to $l.75 per cwt. for oats. a,
disposed of BY incoming teams.
Judge Rives Same in from Eureka by
private conveyance on Tuesday to attend
The present sitting Of the District Court.
Not long since there were two new
moons In one month. This month ba,
mad one full moon and will have another.
HE can trace his ancestry back to the
Hood" 30, pshaw. That's nothing.
Everybody was in the swim then. -
Life.
The town was livelier this week than
At any time for months past, due princi.
Pally to the jurymen attending the Dis.
trict Court
dennis. is this where you ruminate,"
begorra, and you guessed it the frat
tonne; this is jist where room an ate. F."
Hartford Chat.
). V. Kelley came in on MONDAYS
stage. having legal business requiring his
presence here during the sitting of tho
District Court.
Representative J. J. Manning, after
taking in San Francisco and yioinitv
since the adjournment of the Legislature.
returned wednesday.
Supplies OF grain, etc., and consid cradle
freight. arrived during the week, most of
the teams loading back with ore from
the Yuba and Poorman mines.
The German cholera commission say
that claret or hook wine will kill the
bacilli of cholera in few minutes. Tea
will do the same business in az hour.
Henry Welland is building material
addition to his dwelling on Cedar street.
The grounds. too. are being improved,
and the result will be to make the lot
one Of the prettiest in town.
An editer was recently killed, so every
one supposed, by stroke of lightning.
1t has since been learned that he died of
surprise. He found man who admitted
his inability to run q newspaper better
than the editor.
The White Pine News says that
County Clerk Gsraghan is instructed by
Judge Talbot to give notice to all con.
oernsd that he will open the Spring term
OF the District Court for White Pine
county at Ely on Wednesday. April 2sth.
The following paragraph from the Reno
Journal should remove all doubt as to
the success of Nevada at the Worlds
Fair: "Peter Dalton has ssnt sack Of
his superior oats and a bale of hay to
Commissioner Yerington for the Chicago
exhibit"
Clean up tho alleys and back yards.
Cart away the accumulated filth Of tho
winter before the summer sun makes il
"a bnt'hsad Of disease. A thorough clean
ing up Of all the old rubbish that abounds
all over town will 60 farther than any.
thing else in averting cholera, diphtheris,
smallpox and scarlet fever.
Twenty-Five years ago last Saturday
was the birth Of the Salt Lake Daily Tri.
Ibuue. and it has ever since it's first issue
taken leading part in all questions of
vital Importance to the Territory Of Utah.
The Tribune is to-day one Of the great
newspapers Of the. country. and it exerts
an influence far beyond the Rocky Noun.
dain country. May it Give long and
prosper"
Strikes among workmen are now the
order OF the day. Last week the maohin.
lists and b'scksmiths on the entire Santa
70 system struck for higher wages, and
LAST Monday the same class OF work.
men in the Union Pacific shops quit
work, having the same grievance. A
both employers and employees are deter.
mined to conquer. the trouble may last
for soms time.
The Palace" 10 doing rushing bust.
ness nowadays, notwithstanding the
dullness Of tho times. This 10 easily 40.
counted for. - tho place 10 the headouar.
tiers Of mining and stock mon. two classes
OF our citizens whom hard times does
not sssm to affect. Another reason for
The splendid business Of the "Palaos" IL
the fact that nothing but the finest grade
Of goods IL kept in stock-no finer can
be had anywhere.
Mrs. A. Werner enjoyed o surprise
party last Thursday evening rendered by
her many friends, on the occasion Of
passing an annual mile stone. Musical
rsnditions. card playing, etc., and boun.