The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-17

A burglar entered Reno printing office
recently and stole an overcoat. He hasn't
yet been arrested for insanity.
At present there are $50 shipping mines
at Cripple Creek, Colorado. The men en-
ployed in these properties number 1900.
The Constitutional Convention of South
Carolina has decided that there shall not be
divorce grated in that state for any
cause
Ten of the smallpox patients at the Indian
School have been taken out of the pest house
and sent back to school, This leaves
twelve patients there
Lieutenant Governor Sadler's son is going
to China shortly in employ of Macondray &
Co OF San Francisco for the purpose of &C.
quiring knowledge of the tea trade
The Silver State says that hobo passed
gilded nickle on Chinese restaurant
keeper in Winnemucca for five dollar
piece, getting meal and ST. Is in change.
The Carson papers warn the people to
look out for man by the name of f. A.
Dreyfuss who pretends to repair type
writers. They report him as a frst.class
fraud.
The much discussed railroad assessment
has been equalized The assessment on the
Z. T. is S69, $50 greater than last year, and
on the V. & T. it is $72, $50 more than in
1894, or total raise on the two roads of
| Sl4l 800 Reno Gazette.
Ormsby county has snap on printing.
| The Commissioners will not allow the
Appeals bill for printing and the Auditor
will not allow the bills of the Tribune and
News, consequently the printing and adj
vertising is being done right along and no
one is paying for it.-Carson Tribune.
A novel amendment was introduced at
the South Carolina constitutional conven
ton providing for county boards of phys.
claus who would critically examine all
men wishing to get married, and without
certificate from such board to the effect that
he 10 tit man physically to become hus-
band and father marriage license should
not be granted him.
Judge Murphy fined Secretary Mccoy of
the Christian Endeavor Society $3.50 for con.
tempt of court. McCoy's offenae consisted
OF saying to juror; ''If you don't hang
Durrant then we will hang YOU" The
court held that the remark was very i'm
proper, though the gentleman who made it
did not mean to intimidate the Juror and
that the Court was right can scarcely be
questioned. Elk.
There will be no prize fighting in Carson.
Attorney General Beatty has informed
Governor Jones that the law of 1877 made
prize fighting felony, punishable by i'm.
prsonment in the penitentiary for the term
OF two years and that the act of 1898 relat.
ed to athletic clubs. The Governor has
announced that he will enforce the law,
consequently Nevada will escape being dis |
graced by the bettFitzsmmons fight.
Paris proposes to have Worlds EXPOSE
ton in 1900, but the provinces are fighting
the proposition on the ground that former
expostions injured trade throughout the
country and gave foreign manufacturers a
chance to copy French models. The pro.
vinces have not yet learned the fact that
Paris is France, and if the provinces could
rule, the present plan which draws from
Americans alone $500, 900, 900 annually for
the people of France, would cease.
Elections will be held in twelve states the
9TH of next month. These States are Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachu.
'etts, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York,
New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and virgi.
MA In Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Miss.
ssippi New York, Ohio and Virginia, legis.
atures will be elected which will choose
United States Senators. In some of the
states Governors will be elected, but in
New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia the
Governors hold over another year. In Utah
full complement of State officers will be
elected and if the constitution is adopted.
rs it doubtless will be, two United States
Senators will be elected by the Legislature.
Virginia Enterprise.