The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-19

town.
W. S. Godbe and lady paid the burg
visit yesterday.
Oats were selling to-day by the load at
one and half cents per pound.
Frank Alymer of White Pine, came III by
last nights stage en- route from Vanderbilt.
Angelo Clark, clerk of the District Court
is confined to his room from heart trouble
but is somewhat better to-day.
The men of Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet are
all heavy men. There is only one that tips
the scale under two hundred pounds.
An Illinois man wants divorce because
his wife spits in the frying pan to see II 1t Is
hot enough. He proposes to make 1t hot
for her.
The storm at New York a few days ago
paid US visit the latter part of the week
binding dust prevented locomotion and our
streets were almost void of pedestrians.
The Osceola Gravel Company has resumed
hydraulic mining. There will be no lack OF
water this year as the fall OF snow was par
ticulsrly heavy in the Snake range last
winter.
The Rev. Father McManus who occasion
ally officiated AS pastor of the Roman Cath.
Ole Church in this town has returned to
Salt Lake after six months sojourn in the
West Indies
1t will be in order now for some brave
young man to appear on the streets wearing
straw hat. If some enterprising merchant
will furnish the straw hat we will furnish
the brave young man. Appeal.
The London Times is unable to under.
stand the action OF President Cleveland in
the Sandwich Islands This is not strange
when it is impossible for the people in this
country to understand all of his actions here.
An extensive exodus of Mormons from
the rural districts to land grant secured in
Chihuahua, Mexico is expected this coming
summer. The leaders of the movement say
that twenty thousand persons will leave the
Territory OF Utah.
On April l4th, Governor +. X, Colcord
issued an order that the several departments
of the State be closed to enable the officers
and citizens in general to attend the funeral
OF the late State Treasurer John F. Egar
which took place at Carson on the 10th.
days ago that silver would be up to seventy
five cents in less than thirty days, the
betters would not give the tip away but
certainly we hope they may win for it is s
contamination devoutly to be wished for.
Incoming reports say that the fall OF snow
in and around Bullonville Monday morning
was almost unprecedented. On the level i
averaged from six to eight inches and il
some places foot and a half. Arount
Bennett Springs the roads were dry ant
dusty.
| 1t would be worth while for the ladies t
bear in mind that if they take gentl
course of Ayers Sarsaparlla in the spring
they will have no trouble with prick
heat" hives, "sties," "boils," or "blac
heads" when summer comes Prevention
better than cure
Adam Mclean for over twenty one year
Treasurer of Nys county, Nevada, CON
mitted suicide in his office at Belmont abou
eight o'clock on the morning of the 9th, b
swallowing large dose of stryehnine
is said he was over $4,000 short in his 81
counts with the county.
The Standard Sugar Company was inco,
porated in Carson recently with a capital {
100, 600 shares at 500 a share. The con
pany will direct the manufacture of bee
sugar in Nevada and California and its il
corporation marks the beginning of ne
era OF prosperity for this section. -Carso
News
The wife OF DR.. Bjornson who for the laa
few days has been close to the portals of tn
great beyond has suddenly taken chang
for the better Dr. Bjornson and D
Campbell have been in constant sttendsnt
and by their assiduous attention and car
she may yet be spared for many years
usefulness.
DR.. Bjornson whilst returning from visi
ing q patient in Panacs. hsd first ella
run away, When close to the Alps mine
accidentally dropped one Of the lines eau
ing the team to run away, he saved hmse
by jumping from the buggy. The tea
being free from restraint galloped down IL
lower road and finally brought up in
clump of cedars near the Poorman min
There it was found by the owner Joe Cool
The buggy was over turned and conside
ably demoralized, one horse received sever
bruises taken generally it was not as bad
smash up as might have been looked f
under the circumstances.
Death of Bishop Milton l.. Lee.
News OF the demise of Rishop Lee W