The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-08

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variety of styles.
Taxes are very high iu Storey county.
The Commissioners have iust placed the
state and county levy tor 1894 at s. on
each 500 valuation.
Spokane clerks have organized to secure
the early closing OF stores. The employers
agree to close at six o'clock every evening
in the week but Saturday.
The closing out sale at the Godhe Mer.
Cos store still continues. Better cash
prices on anything than buyers have ever
known here before See what 81 cash will
do
Mr.. Stanley, Mr.. Campbell's night hand
man, and chief of construction Rich say that
stamps will commence dropping in the
Campbell mill next Monday V anderbiIt
Shaft.
Our nimrods are playing havoc with the
wild ducks and at the present rate Of
massacre, we shall be compelled to fall back
on importation to renovste what little stock
il left
Since the great decline in silver, prospect
ors are turning their attention to gold, K.
fine specimen Of gold ore from his claim
west of town.
I. c. Butterfly, the young man appointed
by Mr.. Newlands as cadet to West Point,
went to San Francisco Tuesday night and
will take his preliminary examination at
Preside this week Reno journal.
The Reno Relief and Employment Society
have assisted over sixty worthy families in
the past sixty days to clothing, provisions,
wood, etc, besides finding employment for
number of distressed people -Gazette,
Last week DR.. futile was called to the
Vegas. distance of eighty miles, to visit
the mother of mother of George and Will
Lattimer. He arrived too late however, as
Mrs Lattimer was very low and died soon
after his arrival. - Vanderbilt Shaft.
Joe Cook has struck rich seam OF ore in
his mine near the old Bowery workings.
During the many months of dead work Joe
never lost faith that at some near future he
would be rewarded for his persistency. 1t
is to bs hoped it will prove veritable
bonanza
Silver ia down to bedrock, and will We
hope, 90 to nothing. A Few million more
men out of work another army OF hungry
tramps turned loose, will wake up the
people, The country is approaching a
terrible crisis, and the sooner it comes the
better it will be. Homer Index
Elderly people remember their spring
bitters with a shudder, The present gene.
artion have much to be thanked for, not the
least of their blessings being such "a
pleasant and thoroughly effective spring
medicine as Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is a
health restorer and a health msiutainet
A. Garard has begun suit against D. L..
Ssyre, editor of the Mason Valley Tdings,
/ for $4,000 damages. Some two months
ago Sayre published an article referring to
Mr.. Garard as the man who sold out his
employers in the Queen Poorman suit,
wherein Garard was an important witness.
The latest fad in New York is the
chameleon member of the lizard family,
and are held from making their escape by a
small gold chain and worn on the front of
the dress Such extravaganza could be put
to better use by bestowing it on the poor
and needy who are daily crying aloud for
bread
The political headquarters is now estab-
lished at Joe Cooks office No trouble in
obtaining quorum to discuss the political
aspect of the times from the local election to
that of the next Presidential candidate.
| Free coinage and free distribution is one OF
the topics that appears to meet with general
approval.
Kennedy is the name OF new and busting
mining camp in Humboldt county, New.
| About 100 miuers are at work. Mark
Virgins recently shipped twenty tons Of
rock which yielded 500 per ton. A small
lot of ore sent to Portland, Oregon, Melted
| $500. 1t is confidently predicted that
Kennedy will become a live town. Reno
Journal.
A fourteen. year. old boy named Mckenzie
whose parents reside in Gold Hill, had the
vertabre of his spinal column featured by
falling down shaft on the ground Of the
Caledonia mine last week. The Neyada
statutes impose hesvy penalty on owners
Of mines who fail to fence in or securely
cover shafts on mining properties. 1t is moi
yet known whether young McKenzes in
iures will leave him permanently crippled
Virginia Enterprise
Commissioner James A. Yerrington ha
declared that unless the County Com
missioners of the State Immediately vot
appropriations to carry on the Miawinte
Fair exhibit and pay for the building, h
will at once resign Mr.. Yerrington state
that if the matter is not attended to tn
Nevada building will be attached by tn
workmen. He has gone to interview tn
Commissioners of Lyon and Esmerald
counties in the matter. Eureka Sentinel.