The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-10

The coal miners of Colorado are out on
strike and all the mines in the State ate by
this time closed
In place of saying there are DO flies on
him" it is proper to say, He allows no
muscas to alight on his ANATOMY"
The material of the Salt Lake Times Is to
bs removed to Denver and will be used to
publish Populist paper. b. Clark Wheeler
is the leading spirit and the company Is
stocked for s., 100000.
Frank Bouelli brought 10 about one-halt
ton of mica fIom his fathers mine north OF
the Colorado river. The mica was shipped
to Syracuse, New York. and other eastern
points. We understand that something in
the neighborhood of thirteen dollars per
pound is realized. -Kingman tArizl Miner.
To him that hath shall be given and from
him that hath shall not be taken away even
that which he hath, is the motto Of the pre-
sent Democratic administration, and no
doubt Grover thinks that it was foreordain'
ed that he should execute that Scripture.
But know thou this: That for all these
things we will bring you to judgment
Voice.
The Pollard Breckenridge breach Of prom
Use case is out in book form and is largely
advertised. The postal authorities are to
determine whether or not it Is ht matter
for transmission through the mails. Though
not stranger than fiction, its details will
illustrate how a modern amour IS conducted
and for this reason no doubt its lively pub
fishers look for an extensive sale.
1t is estimated that there is money enough
on hand and promised, to keep :he Nevada
exhibit at the Midwinter Fair, open until
June lst, when the State will shut up shop
unless those interested 10 advertising the
States resources put up more money. The
State Board OF Agriculture Directors have
pulled every string at their command to
enable them to keep open the exhibit this
long 1t is wise on their part to close the
exhibit while they have money enough to
pay all the bills, and not run the State is
debt Gazette.
Livestock owners in California are seek
ing ranges for their bands Il cattle and
sheep in this State The lack Of rain has
dried the pasturage throughout the entire
length of the Salinas Valley 10 Nevada
the heavy snowfall OF last winter has devel.
oped an unusual amount OF bunch grass, the
most nutritious food obtainabIe for range
cattle, and bands feeding on the hll,lopes
marking the northern boundary OF the plain
east of town are 10 lne condition, Virginia
City Enterprise.
The dusky damse4 of the desert are not
far in the wake OF their pale.face sisters in
the matter of shopping, Last week Piute
squaw purchased S4 hat at local milli
merry store and silk cap for her psppose
Another embarrassed q clerk in dry goods
house by investing in an embroidered
underskirt. The act OF purchasing was not
overwhelmingly embarrassing as the subse'
qusnt request that the polite attendant
should assist her in adjusting it upon her
person. He bushingly complied, for had
he refused, the sale would probably have
been cancelled Virginia City Enterprisa.
The Industrial army OF about 600 now
awaiting transportation from Salt Lake
Valley are disturbed over an offer to put
them all to work at railroad grading at 81 Sc
day It's not work, but free ride to
Washington, they are after, and they don't
propose TO forego the picnic ii they can help
it. In the meantime the railroad companies
have fatty refused to furnish transportation
and the local community ia becoming heart
lily tired OF furnishing provender With {
reliable offer OF work going unsccepted, and
no effort at all being made to secure employ
ment, it would look as though the vagrsucy
laws would apply if the community OF
which the army has foisted itself, saw tit t
enforce them.