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

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mutual satisfaction and pleasure of tn
hostess and all in attendance.
The extra session Of the U. s. S.nat
has adjourned.
The finest bar liquors in the countr'
are dispensed over the Palace bar.
The name of the Swedish Minister I,
the United States is J. A. W. Grip.
Rev. Father McMauus Is expected {,
arrive Saturday. Services will be he'll,
on Sunday in the Catholic church.
Tree pruning and gardening are In or
der. A number Of shade trees abou
town are rapidly putting forth buds.
Wesley Williams. who broke hi. ara
last week is reported by DR.. Campbell
who went to see him to-day, to be doine
nicely.
The wife and daughter of Senate,
Stewart have returned from . tour of tn.
world. They were in Washington las,
week.
Pansoa. and Spring and Eagle Valleys,
were well represented here this week,
their citizens being 10 town mostly a.
jurymen, not to their special liking,
| either.
District Court business is expected to
terminate on Saturday Of this week.
Jadge Talbot expecting to leave on Mon
days Ely stage aud open court at that
place on Wednesday next.
The Bodie Miner says the supervisors
have Withdrawn the reward which was
offered at the last meeting for the arrest
and conviction of say one playing any
per centage game, and faro is in full blast,
JOB PRINTING In all it's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
Senator Patchen. after a lengthy visit
In California, was an incoming passenger
on Mondays stage, Elad to get home
again for time. He will start East soon
and take in the Chicago Fair before 70.
turning again.
The latest fad among young girls in tn.
East is to count the number Of young
men who tip their hats to them. The
one hundredth individual who tips his
hat to young girl, according to the rule
of the fad. will marry her.
J. Eisenmann, after six months visit
at San Francisco, returned Monday to
look into business preparatory to spend.
ing some time At the Columbian Exposi-
ton. He bears his 22O pounds avoirdu.
pois eomplaoently.
Jacob Young. Grand Master of Odd
Fellows Of Nevada, died last Thursday
in Virginia. John Crowley and William
Oates, for many years residents on the
Comstock, are also dead. Miners
consumption 10 the ailmeDt that carried
off the old-timers
A painted individual was on exhibition
at Edwards saloon this morning, sup.
posed generally, at first glance, to be the
Wild Man of Borneo or some other dis.
play which had gotten switched off the
track on its way to exhibition at the
Worlds Fair.
We hear considerable complaint at the
fact that the Milford stage is not run so
- to directly connect each way with tho
train at Milford. Twenty-four hours are
lost by stopping at Desert Springs, the
on!y thing In favor of which is the con.
venienoe of passengers.
Our number 2 baseball club, composed
OF members under twenty, are busy
practicing for the game with Panaca's
number 2 club. which is fixed for next
Monday, The game win be played at
Panaca and whichever way it may termi.
nate second game 10 to follow.
The Los Angeles, Owens Valley and
Utah railroad is the name of newly
projected road. Engineers are now max.
Ing the survey. and securing the right of.
way. The line will run from Mohave to I
Bishops Greek. . distance of lao miles.
Work will be pushed, and it 10 intended
10 eventually extend the line into Los
Angeles and northerly into Southeastern
Nevada and Utah. An English COMPANY
10 to build the road.
The Australian ballot law was amend.
ID by tho last Legislature making it nee.
sssary that all nominations for Office
should be 6lsd with the County Clerk
thirty days before election, instead Of
twenty. The Carson News says the cleo.
hon of municipal officers should have
taken place the frat Monday in May, but
~ no nominations have been fled no
slection can be held. The old officer,
will therefore hold their positions for
another year.
"For Ged's sake, Keep Away ~
The RECORD has received the folio wing
'iroular from the Executive Commit.
loo OF the San Francisco Unemployed"
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