The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-22

Helene.
Notice the new ad. Of the Union Res'aa,
rsnt under new to-day.
Old Dad Reinhard is in a very low condi-
tion and is not expected t. receiver
This weeks storm will again set back the
recovery Of cattle from the hard winter just
passed.
There Is considerable speculation around
town as to what Mr.. Cleveland's course will
be on the seigniorage bill
10 anticipation Of the coming boom at
Ferguson district many Of our miners are
preparing to leave for that section.
A large gold nugget, shaped like al go,
and valued at s575 was picked up in
rayine recently near Redding, Cal.
An enormous spot, visable to the naked
eye, now darkeDs the surface Of the sun. 1t
| is nearly six times the diameter Of the earth
State School Superintendent Orvis Ring
says that there are 450 residents Of the
Of the state who hold teachers certificates
and only 26j positions.
| Henry Turner and J. Ei.rumann are down
at Ferguson district, aud il the storm does
not prevent them they expect to be back to-
morrow night.
The storm OF the past week has been a
general one. Snow fell to depth Of six
teen inches in and around Cedar and
Parowsn, Utah.
Reports from Helene say that six inches
of snow fell there yesterday. From the
summit to Bennett and beyond the roads
are perfectly dry.
While going to panaca Monday Ef.
Campbell was thrown out Of the buggy by
the breaking of king bolt Luckily he
escaped with only few bruises.
We have been very fortunate th. winter
in having but few water pipes bursted as
careful attention and quick repair has saved
our citizens much Inconvenience.
There is no accounting for the yaganes OF
the weather Last Friday night We had an
assortment OF hail, rain and snow with
wind up of thunder and lightning
The closing out sale at the Godbe Mer.
| Co.'S store stu continues Better cash
prices on anything than buyers have ever
| known here before See what 81 cash will
! do.
Fosters weather forecast for the balance
Of the month predicts severe storms and
cold from the 23rd to the Goth growing
warmer until the Both, aul colder until
April LIST.
Austin, Nevada, is crying aloud for ano.
Their physician as the present doctor charges
s. per visit, and with wages at 81 80 per
day many of the sick have to trust to nature
for restoration
The severity OF the storm and the wires
being down has caused US to omit our usual
telegraphic news this week. In view Of
this obstacle our readers will have to over.
look the commission.
About twenty men are at work at Bullion,
vile. The stamps are already in place and
the mill is nearing completion. Betting is
needed and the bad roads delay the teams
from bringing in freight.
A printing office in Kentucky is opened
every morning with prayer, That is quite
departure from the usual custom. Estab,
lishments of that kind are usually opened
by the devil and not unfrequently closed
| by the Sheriff
The concessions are being rapidly seized
at the Midwinter Fair by Sheriff McDade.
The Vienna Prater one OF the most attract
| i've on the grounds, is now in the hands Of
the Sheriff, and the effects OF the Iowa state
band are also in his possession.
A full line OF staple groceries at the
G odbe Mercantile Cos store.
What's in a manner" Well, that depends
For instance, the name OF aver is sutii
cient guarantee that Ayers Sarsaparilla is a
genuine, scientific blood purifier, and not a
sham, like so much that goes by the name
of ''sarsaparilla." Ayers Sarsaparila is the
standard
A surprise party was given at the resi-.
dence of DR.. Campbell on Saturday event n
last, as a mark of respect to his son Wilkes
who took his departure on Mondays stage
for Michigan. Quite a gathering of the
young folks was held and if good wishes will
avail he surely took plenty with him
A dam is being constructed on the Rio
Virgin a. point three miles above Beaver
Dams, at place called the Narrows, by DR..
L. Smith and j. 4. Tarr. The length of the
dam is 70 feet and it will be sixty feet high
and will be of solid masonry The cost of
the structure is estimated at $4,000 -
| Mohave Miner.
When girls get together they will say
things. One Of them was telling of party
in which she had participated. And
when we got back" said she, 1--WE were
chilled through. So while the boys took a
smoke, we sat and Rugged the stove. p"
| "Wellm exclaimed the girl with the big
blue eyes, II think you might have Rugged
the boys and let the stove done the smok,
ing"
The San Francisco Examiner contains
| pictures Of ali the crack shots of the Carson