The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24
A night shift has been put on at the Yuba.

a night shift has been put on at the Iuba.
Sunday evenings stage did not arrive here
until Monday morning.
John Lynch OF Desert Springs, was seen
on the streets Tuesday.
Base ball is at discount, the high winds
of late putting complete stop to ball toss.
ing.
J. r. De Lamar ~ now at Denver, Col,
and may visit Ferguson district again with
in 9 month.
Three hundred tickets were sold at Reno
Sunday to residents bound for the Mid.
winter Fair.
Considerable quietness surrounds the town
and all those who can get away are making
for Ferguson district.
The wire, brackets, ETC., for the telephone
line to Ferguson, have arrived. c. Lytle
and his mon are busy setting poles and tho
work of stringing wire will begin next week.
Many of our delinquent subscribers are
comming forward and settling up their ae-
counts with us, but there are number OF
delinqusnts that we shall be glad to hear
from.
The latest sdyicea from Judge Talbot
were to the effect that he WAS not improv.
ing Is fast o. might be, and that he was
going to try the warmer climate OF Southern
California.
The time for Jim Rule to find the hidden
bonanza on the /, 100 foot level Of the Con-
solidated Virginia has been extended to
June 18th Rule is confident that he will
develop an ore body.
The closing out sale of the Oodbe Mercan-
tile Cos store still continues. The stock of
staple groceries is kept full and complete
and they 40 at regular rates with rebate
on other goods thrown in. Read their ad
on this matter on this page.
The man who took his pail and sat down
in the middle of the field on rock and
waited for COW to back up to be MIXED,
was first cousin to the fellow who would
not advertise, but expected the public to
hunt up his store and hunt up his wares.
Printers ink is now being used to save
young orchards from the ravages of the cut
worm. An exchange remarks that pests OF
all kinds have a natural aversion for
printers ink.
The vast facilities of the J. C, Aver Co.,
of Lowell, Mass, enable them to place The
Superior Blood-puri6er layers Sarsaparilla
within the reach of the poorest invalid.
Don't be induced to take a cheap substitute,
always remember that the best is the cheap.
est.
On Saturday last DR.. Campbell performed
an operation ON Mrs, George Carlow, ex.
tracing portion Of needle an inch long
much corroded, from the lower portion of
the shoulder II had been embedded for
fifteen years and had caused her much
suffering.
The youngsters around town are putting
in their leisure time fixing up building
within which they will air their vocal and
dramatic talent, as this is gotten up without
any tuition we may look for something at
least original if not entertaining. Price of
admission has not yet been decided upsa.
Alfred Syphus, son of Luke Syphns of
Psnaca, died at st. Thomas. a week ago
yesterday from injuries received about three
weeks previously in efforts to subdue a wild
COW. The animal ran away, dragging him
some distance and it was not until some
time afterwards that it was seen internal
injuries of q serious character, had resulted.
The body was buried at st. Thomas last
Thursday.
The Grand Jury for the coming court OF
the 2Sth consists Of: Alden Ferguson, J.
Eisenmsnn, Fly Matthews, George Edwards,
c. P. Ronnow, Charles Garret, Morgan
Williams. Stewart McAnisb, James Rice,
William Lloyd, Charles Lytle, George
Williams, George Nesbitt, Ed. Prudential,
]. R. Cook, Alex Veitch, John Roeder,
John Simpson, A. s. Thompson, George
Syphus, Dan Rice, John Castles, s. r. Nc.
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