The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Complete rest is the first principle in the
cure of all diseases.
Twenty seven people in this State will
share in the $3.50, 900, which was paid for
the Buckeye mines recently sold in Douglas
county.
Mrs. Flynn-Can yez tell me where I'll
get the Columbus Avenoo car, officer?
Officer Burke-Faith, nam, yell get it
in the neck if We don't get off the thrack!-
Truth.
Chicago railroads, that is roads centering
in that oity, have ordered fifteen thousand
new cars and one hundred and sixty new
locomotives. This indicates a business re-
vival, as the orders are the largest for many
years.
The Supreme Court has filed its decision
in the State militia cases. The decision is
against the military companies and is to the
effect that they must shire their own hall"
or disband.
A dispatch dated San Bernardno, October
10th says: The Nevada Southern railway
was sold to-day by the sheriff under decree
of the Superior Court to K B. Anderson for
the California and Eastern Railway Com
pany for $l5O.OOO.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 head of
mutton, sheep and lambs will be shipped
out of Elko county next week to the Eastern
markets, says the Silver State. Nevada
mutton is attracting great deal of atten-
| ton in the Eastern market.
1t is announced as one of the important
events of the day that the President and his
family again occupy the White House, as it
was called in the earlier and simpler days of
the Republic, or the Executive Mansion, as
it is now styled. The President will 90 to
Atlanta to attend the exposition, after
which he will probably turn his attention to
matters of State, as he will have Congress
on his hauds the first Monday in December.
Reno Journal
Every other state in the West is going
ahead in the development of her resources
save alone Nevada. Automatic once
bleak and desolate-is attaining wealth and
| population; all the immediate states around
us are moving forward while Nevada
supinely rests on her own oars and drifts
down stream. This dearth of every effort
looking towards public development cannot
be entirely attributed to the blighting
effects of the demonstration of silver, else
all the other mining states would have been
affected likewise. The cause lies in the fact
that we have not in this state the same kind
Of public spirit and enterprise that has made
Colorado and Arizona what they are Ex.
The hose team, which made such great
run at the 6remen's tournament in Gilroy,
California, is DESTROYS of knowing if any
similar team on the Pacific Coast has equal.
ed their record. They ran two hundred
yards, made hydrant connection and laid
one hundred yards of wet hose, broke
coupling, had nozzle on and water in fifty.
three and one.fifth seconds. The weight of
the cart was $50 pounds. Five teams from
adjoining towns contested, Gilroy winning
first prize $780, The following day the
team ran in the hook and ladder races and
had water on the fire in one minute from
the second start. The Gilroy team is com.
posed of twelve brawny young msn.--San
| Francisco Call.
A young lady hada roller skating expert
ence recently as follows: You ought to
have seen nae, said the vivacious young lady
to her beau. 'I'd just got the skates on
and started off when down l came on my
Cora" said her mother. "What? Oh, II
was so funny. One skate went one way
and the other skate went the other way
and down l came on my =" Coral re
provingly spoke her father. "Well what?
"Thsy scooted from under me and down
came on my" Coral" yelled both he
parents. ION my little brother, who haG
me by the hand and like to have smashed
him, now what's the matter" The girl
mother emerged from behind her book,
sigh of relief escaped from the young man
and the old gentleman adroitly turned tn,
conversation into a political channel-Ex.