The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14


mer.
The Grand Lodge of the |, Q. o. f. meets
in Virginia City on June 18th.
Prendergast, the assassin Of Mayor HARM
son Of Chicago. will not be tried until Fall
A. S. Thompson has just received car
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted soda
and Sarsaparilla, which he Is offering at
reasonable figures and delivered free to any
part of town
James Spurgeon nearly lost his right arm
in the sweep grinder at the Carson mint on
Thursday of last week. He was brushing
the machine, VII sn the brush caught on the
ponderous roller, drawing the arm under 1t
and breaking the bone in the elbow.
As Max Schaefer was getting ready to
pull out for Ferguson district Tuesday
morning, a bv stander called out to him;
care you going to write'" and the answer
camo back, "You tam fool, you think I'm
going to wak?"-White Pine News.
The Bulionvile mill started up to-day.
The Howell rooster as remodled. will be set
in operation tomorrow. The failing pit will
be attacked 6rst though other business is
evidently looked for, as the pan and settler
capacity of the mill is being increased
&c ha
derangsd of enfeebled condition OF the
stomach, liver or bowels, should be prompt
ly rectifed by Ayers Csthurtic Pills These
pills do not grippe, are perfectly safe to take
and remove all tendency to liver aud bowel
complaints.
Miss Jennie Lachmsn OF Reno, now en-
joying the sights of the Midwinter Fair,
attended ball Thursday night Of last week
in Oakland, and took the first prize for
being the best dancer in the hall. The
young lady was heartily congratulated and
at the conclusion Of the last dance every one
cried OUT "Hurrah for Nevads!'-Reno
Gazette.
Fosters forecast of the weather for the
balance of the month is as follows: The
storm wave will cross the continent from
| June l4th to 18th, and the next will reach
the Pacific Coas. about the 18th and eros,
the Western mountains by the close OF the
| 10th The warm wave will cross the West
! III thn al
valleys about the Goth and and the Eastern
| States about the 23rd The next will be a
cool wave and will cross the Western noun
tans about the 2lst
The latest gold find is this vicinity is re-
ported by Scott Allen who came in last
week from the south, bringing with him
some samples OF iron stained quartz which
he had broken of, hap hazard, from ledge
he had run across on his way from the south.
The appearance Of the samples was not en-
couraging but assays..s showed them to runup'
wards of $4,000 in gold. Allen Immediately
slipped out to locate the find, and to learn
its whereabouts is now puzzling and exciting
majority of our local prospectors. 1t is
said to be south of, and some twenty miles
away from Helene. Two parties, vel
equipped started on hunt for the locality
yesterday from here
Secretary Carlisle has another scandal OF
his hands 1t relates to the sale Of the
Government building on the Worlds Fai,
grounds, which cost $500 600, and is said tt
have been disposed of for 1920, The sale
was made through Treasury agent, who
acted on orders from Washington, which
appear to have been given, without author.
ity, by the supervising architect, in the alb
sence of Mr.. Carlisle There has bsen somt
talk of transferring the building to Atlantis
aud re-erectug it for exposition uses, aud i
is understood that the purchasers hav,
offered it for this purpose for S25, 600. The,
would thus turn over the neat profit OF S2l
725 The House Committee on Appropria
lions has been aroused in this transaction
and thorough investigation is now ii
order, Eureka Sentinel.
The Salt Lake Tribune of June Sth. says
Last evening a tall gsunt, gray haired
gray bearded man and a handsome you'll
with a ruddy face and slight darl
moustache, attracted considerable attention
by walking about the business streets hand
cuffsd to each other. The police quickl,
noticed the pair and came to the conclusion
that they were escaped prisoners and wer
about to run them in when the tall man ex
planned that he was Sheriff Turner iron
Phoebe, and that he was taking the younge
man from Phoebe to the penitentisry a
Carson City, that they had arrived in thi
city at six o'clock and whilst waiting TO
the midnight train, came up town to lool
around the city and call on some friends
and not caring to trouble any Of the official
to lock up the prisoner, had adopted tn
plan of locking his left arm to the right arr
of the prisoner to prevent his escape. Tn
prisoners name is John Neal, and he wa
sentenced to term in the Nevada peniten
tisry for burglary"
Hymeneal.
On Tuesday evening last at the residene
Of the hrids's parents on Meadow Vale