The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Read the tax notice under the head of
New to-day.
Hon. ]. ]. Manning was in town Wednes'
day, visiting his constituents.
The fruit crop has about terminated and
very little is now coming to market.
An attempt was made yesterday to get up
horse race but it turned out to be tizzle
These are hard times, but they are not as
hard as the heads of those who will vote to
continue them.
The town is particularly free from sick
ness and the doctors are indulgng in a
profitless vacation.
Let reason and not prejudice, influence
you on the day of election and you will
make no mistake.
The Nesbitt Bros. store is undergoing a
thorough renovation and presents quite an
attractive appearance.
Mrs. McFadden has recovered from her
recent illness and her familiar countenance
is once more to be seen among friends.
Silver mining at Frisco, Utah, appears to
hold its own. About 100 miners are en-
ployed in and around the Horn Silver mine.
Tuesday next will close the agony and the
defeated candidates will have an opportu.
nifty of considering the mutability of human
affairs.
Jack Smith OF Panaca, who recently broke
his leg is recovering rapidly. The splints
have been removed and he will soon be
around again.
DIED.-In Panaca, October 80, 1894, Mrs.
George Carlow. Mrs. Carlow has been an
invalid for several years past and her death
was hardly unexpected.
Judge Goodwin may be able to convert
Mormons into Gentiles, but he can never
convert Silver men into Republicans by such
State.
The appearance of heavy frost every
morning for the past week is warning that
winter is approaching, and it behooves our
citizens to see that their wood pile does not
lack quantity.
Hon. ]. Poujade, the Republican for
District Judge of the fourth district, arrived
here last Saturday, to look after his interest
Of Judgship in Lincoln county. He will re-
main here until after election.
II. L. Prudential and T. J. Osborne,
Silver Party nominees respectively for the
Offices of Sheriff and Assessor, and District
Attorney returned yesterday evening from a
tour of the southern part of the county.
w. 5. Godbe was suddenly taken with an
attack Of lumbago at Bullionville last Satur-
day. Dr. Bjornson of DeLamar was
summoned to attend him and at last
accounts Mr. Godbe had greatly improved.
Surprise parties seem to be the order Of
the day. One WAS given last Monday night
at the residence of John Roeder. A good
crowd was in attendance and sumptuous
repast was served after which all retired
having spent very enjoyable evening.
Let us make sure of safe, stable, trust
worthy administration of State affairs dur
ing the next two years by electng Silver
Party State ticket, and then we can al
work together with courage and confidenc,
to accomplish all other purposes designed t,
benefit the State.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of Geo. II. Williams last Thursda,
evening" The attendance was composed
principally of county candidates rrespectiv,
OF party. The various sides of the politica
question were fully discussed. A very fin
dinner was served by +. w. Dickle tn,
Pioche caterer, and altogether an enjoyable
evening was spent.
Bunkerville will put 10000 pounds O
cotton into the Washington county mill
this fall. The gin at Bunkervile is now a
work cleaning and baling the cotton 70
market. This valuable product is receiyip
more attention each year and will YER
shortly be raised in quantity in the Mudd
Valley also, where experiments have den
Dnstrated the soil and climate to be particr
,arly adapted to it.
I. j. Osborne. candidate on the Silv,
Party ticket for District Attorney, addresse
the voters of Bunkerville precinct last We,
nesday evening. Every voter in the pr
cinct was present and listened with interes
to the presentation of the facts given. Tn
voters Of this precinct have obtained a zoo
acquaintance this year with the several cal
didates and individual action will be the r,
suit. The Silver party stands EXCEPTIONAL
well in this section of our county and goo
vote for its representatives may be locke
for.
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