The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-30
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World 6 Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.

For family liquors go to Sam Il. Werthei-
mer.
The Peoples Party County Ticket APP
pears in this issue
The Tariff bill became law Monday
without the Presidents signature.
The Phoenix Reduction Company, of
Bullonville, have closed down temporarily.
Notice to creditors of the estate of
August Werner, deceased, appears in
another column in this issue.
The stage was about two hours behind
time last night, caused by break down ten
miles the other side Of Panaca.
The Reno jockey club has postponed the
five days racing advertised to take place in
September until the first week in October
the I'd to 9th, inclusive.
Headers have commenced running in
Mason Valley grain fields. Double the
acreage of wheat ever before grown in the
valley was sown last spring. The harvest
of wheat and barley will be bounteous.
The Gazette in a column article recites the
woes from which this country is suffering
and then with the biggest display of cold
gall we ever heard of says the Republican
party of Nevada has before it the task of
correcting all these evils.-Silver State.
We understand that the pending change
of the 2. c. property here and the building
of the railroad in connection Herewith was
satisfactorily settled in New York the other
day, and active work might be looked for
before the first of October on the road.
Carnegie has leased big estate in
England for twenty-o ne years. He robbed
America of enormous wealth to spend it
elsewhere lie will probably post Johnny
Bull as to the exact location of defective
armor plates on American war vessels
Homer Index.
Judge Hawley passed sentence on the
following named prisoners, convicted for
selling whiskey to Indians. Chas. Hart
man, Lew Hun, All Jun and All Gee, eight
months each; John johnson, four months;
Joseph Elbridge and All There one month
each. -TRIBUNE.
The Republican State convention at Car
son on Aug. 25tb. nominated the following
ticket: For governor, A. c. Cleveland;
lieutenant governor, Frank Emmitt; con-
gresham, H. F. Bartine; secretary of
state, E. D. Vanderleith; treasurer, G.,
w. Richards; comptroller, o. H. Grey;
attorney general, j. d. Torreyson; super
intendent of public instruction, Orvis Ring;
surveyor general. G. N. Folsom; state
printer, J D. Eckleyj supreme judge, NJ.
A Murphy; District Judges: first district,
Richard Rising; second district, L. R.
Dodge, third district, passed temporarily;
fourth district, J. Poujade,
We coincide with the exchange that says
that the free coinage Of silver will not
compel any person to receive silver for any.
thing he has to sell. He can hold until he
receives gold or anything else he demands,
but when he has full legal tender silver
coins he can easily be rid of them when he
wishes to pay debts, and this is the only
purpose for which law creates money of any
kind, size, shape, color or material Nor is
there any more need that money should be
be on a gold plate than the warrant for
arrest of an order for the release Of man
from prison should be engraved on gold. Its
the law, not the material that talks bust.
ness.
Hong Chung, representative of the Sam
Zip Company of China came in on Satur-
days stage for the purpose of taking up the
bones of one of his countrymen and shipping
representative of this company gathers the
bones of those defunct Cinnamon that
belonged to the company and they are
shipped back to China, and thence to the
provinces and places where they were born
and rebnried there. A complete record is
kept of every Chinaman that belongs to this
company and when one pssses in his checks
the head Office is notified of his death, time
and place Of burial, and after a certain lapse
of time a representative Of the company
comes along and has him dug up. He
left with the bones Oh Wednesdays stage.