The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-23

London had million dollar fire this
week.
Henry Eiler is having his saloon building
repaired.
Call at Dooley's for a staw hat. A new
invoice just received.
The person who does not enjoy music is
out of harmony with nature.
About fifteen tons of ore from Panaca
district has been received at the Bullionville
mill
John Roeder left here yesterday morning
with two large loads of lumber, doors,
shelving, etc., for DeLamar.
The Elko County Commissioners have de-
cided to locate the contemplated high school
at Elko. and levied a special tax of seven
cents to maintain it the first year.
Does anyone know the name of the man
who packed bullion around this city in
female attire, but whose heavy boots gave
him away on the bridge?-Carson Appeal.
All packages and stage freight for De-
Lamar is now taken to and from Panaca
by j. A. Denton as is also the mail, making
connections with the DeLamar stage at
Panaca.
VIM Lloyd was up from Panaca district
for several days this week and reports every
thing in first class shape there. Ore is
being shipped to Bullionville from the
Advance mine.
George T. Rives, formerly of Eureka,
was married in Reno last Monday night to
Mrs May Tally Of Richmond, Virginia.
Mr.. Rives' home is now at Independence,
California Eureka Sentinel.
A vender of spectacles is breeding trouble
for himself at Carson by trying to make
young ladies upon whom he calls profession
ally sit npon his lap against their will. AT
last reports several big brothers were hot on
his trail
The Constitutional Convention of Utah
has fixed the salaries of State officers as
follows; Governor, $1,000; Secretary of
State, $1,000; Auditor, $1,000; Treasurer,
Attorney General, 81, 900; Attorney General
81, 800; Superintendent of Public Instruc'
ton, 81, 500.
Every school marin for the past five years
who has taught in certain room in the
Prescott public school, has been led to the
altar inside of year after entering SUCH
The room was vacated by an event which
took place last week. 1t is said there are
over hundred applications for the vacancy.
Monday morning was occupied in the
Justices Court in preparing for trial in a
case wherein John Fret was plaintiff against
Mrs. Elizabeth Quartaro who was charged
with obtaining barrel of wine under false
pretensss. The case was dismissed how
ever without coming to trial
The cattlemen in the northern part of the
county find themselves unable to gather as
many cattle for the May delivery as they
contracted for. Deep snow in the mountains
prevents thorough gathering yet.
Another delivery set for the middle of June
to purchasers from st. George, is expected
The prices paid are better than those o
early Spring and the date is late enough t,
insure good stock.
The Carson Appeal says it is reporte,
from Reno that eighteen of the Universit,
students have been suspended by Presiden
Stubs for ungentlemanly behavior.
appears that the students suspended range
themselves in front of the theatre and at
tempted to prevent people from attendin
the performance. They also guyed and III
suited the singers during the performance
The suspension puts them back one yea,
The Rev. f. w. Gunsaulus of Chicag
relates that he was once listening to
! vehement arraignment of the slave traffic b
Wendell Phillips in Philadelphia when
clergyman arose and said to the orato
''Sir if you really believe these things 70
are saying, why don't you go South an
save them?" To which Phillips replied
tones of thunder "And you, sir-you pr
fess to save souls from hell--why don't yo
60 to hell to save them?'
Governor Jones has named the followin
gentlemen to represent Nevada at the Mex
can exposition next years Evan William
Carson; W. E. Lindsey, Carson; ].
Yerington, Hawthorne; John Sparks, Rem
1 George Nixon, Winnemucca; Ralph Nichol
!. DeLamar; Professor Stubs, Reno; R. Ca
e lin, Tuscarora; w. M. Sill, Ely; H. c. NJ
g terney, Eureka; P, T. Farnsworth, Aust
W. s. Godbe, Bullionville; j. Poujad
Carson and J. Z. Gignoux, Dayton.
I This is what Professor Foster says of IL
}. weather: The last predictions were that
g storm wave would cross the continent fro
May 9th to 3lst and the next will reat
the Pacific Coast about June LIST, cross IL
: country west of the Rockies by the close
: the End, the great central valleys 3rd to IL
9th and the eastern states about the Ct
- The second disturbance of June will res,
" the Pacific Coast about the 7th cross n