The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-26
Awarded Highest Honors--Worlds Fair
PRNACA PiCKiNGS.

PANACA PlCKlNGS.
The weather is everything the most fast.
dious could wish
The grain felds are putting "u d hue Of
green and everything promises for an alum
dant crop.
The child OF r Morgan, the Bullion
Vile watchman, died Tuesday morning at
an early hour
The fruit trees are IN fall bloom with
every prospect of an abundance of fruit the
coming season,
Mrs L. Heaps who1e sickness We have
before alluded to has had relapse but ia
now convalescent.
Mrs. Lytle left here Tuesday morning for
Milford, from which point she goes to
Sprngville, Arizona to join her family.
The young gentlemen and ladies monthly
held last Sunday, was postponed one week
a. some OF the members were unwilling to
take the parts assigned them.
Messrs Smith and Langiord, mining men
Of Coalvlle, Utah, passed through town
few days ago accompanied by L. 0. Western
aud son of this place, Gu route for Montgom
cry district to investigate some property
preparatory to purchase.
~
Lsborers wages in Minnesota now aver.
age about SO cents q day. Is that above or
below the proper level,
Fredricks the murderer of cashier
Hericks in San Francisco was found guilty
of murder after five minutes deliberation by
the jury,
George W. Richards has been appointed
| by Governor CJlcord to be State Treasu rer
for the unexpred term caused by the death
of John F. Egan,
I'm an unlucky devil cried the editor.
Whats up now3' Nothing only I was
thinking that il money grew on trees I'd be
sure to catch the rheumatism and .ouldn'
be able to climb. Elk.
AS soon As operations commence under
the new management at Ferguson district,
no doubt there will be u great influx oil
mnels from all directions. To such we
would advise not to come until such time s
work will be plentiful, at the present state
of affairs we have an abundance of idle
miners at Phoebe aud for the present, would
not advise any seeking work, to come here.
Iom Pictou WINS buried hun ired. of feet
IN the ground in this Gaylord niue, and he
was ON the ticket for school director Know
ing almost to a certainty shat there was nc
chance of his being found alive, no one ven
tured to suggest that another name be sub
stltuted on the ticket Every vote was re
corded III hia favor, aud with pathetic
touch OF human nature one Of his neighbors
said after the result was announced: "If he
gets out alive the office is his, and If thu
poor fellow is dead We have respected hi
memory. WI lkesbarfe Daily News Dealer
"Yes, it's a good thing for a man to refe
to the dictionary, but this practice can Otter
be carried to excess" said we'll known
magazine writer, "Why, I've seen a man ge
so much addicted to this habit" he coutinu
ed, that he could not write an ordinar,
letter without turning to the dictionar,
three or four times in order to ascertain
some big words that he could use. This,
think, is very great waste of time, as h
does not express his meaning bit bette
than if he had used some shorter and re- all,
English words
The Ogden Press has the following on tn,
condition of the State of Nevada 9Th,
State of Nevada, with its scant population
is financially better fixed than any of he
sister States. In some Of the counties Their,
is plethora OF money in the county treas
nry The irredueible school fnnd OF thu
State amounts to more than million and
quarter of dollars. The tax rate of Elk,
county for this year is ST. 80 on the 300 TO
State, county and school purposes, which
the local paper says is too high and should
be reduced, as too much money is accumu
lating in the treasury"
An international bimetallie conference i:
to be held at the Mansion House in Londo
on the 2ud of May. The meeting will no
have an official character, but will be parti
cipated 10 by many men distinguished il
English aud continental politics and will
therefore be important. A conference a
this time cannot help proving valuable if i
does no more than direct attention to tn
fact that the beat thinkers of England ar
profoundly impressed with the necessity o
the great commercial nations OF the worll
returning to bimetallism. 1t is humiliatin
to be obliged to confess the fact, but it i
undisputably true, that most OF the Ameri
cans college professors who have arrayet
themselves against bimetallism have don
so under the influence Of school OF Englisl
writers who have gone out Of fashion, Per
hsps when these professors realize that tn
best thought of England leans toward hi
metsllsm they may be induced to chang
their tune.