The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-09-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Ara you for equal rights

Are you for equal rights
The next boom will be at State Line.
Get ready to attend school next Monday.
The political pot boils now with ven
geance,
Country produce brings fair prices here
now and the market is well supplied.
The boys are in almost daily practice for
the coming game of baseball with the
Psnacsns.
II. E. Prudential and A. s. Thorn.
son were outgoing passengers on Mondays
Milford stage.
There is an immense crop Of pine.nuts
this year and the Indians will soon be
taking to the hills after them.
Candidates cards. Of elegant stock, va.
rious tints, fair prices and excellent work,
turned out at the Record Office
II. w. Turner, j. A. Denton and
Law &cVAtAoh WOhe w OSA~ui"A VIZ HOh-
days stage In search of political light.
The tax list for the current year is in
course of printing and will be mailed gener-
ally before the next issue of our paper.
Notice the ad this week of Hirschman's,
the Shoe People, of Salt Lake, and get one
Of their new catalogues il you want the la
test styles.
Samuel Stanburg, the millionaire, OF DAN
vile, Illinois, has offered to bet from $500
to$ 10000 that Bryan will be the next pres
ident.
J. s. Huntsman was in from the Muddy
Valley on Monday with peaches and other
fruit. These are the first peaches to be
marketed here this yeaS
Anything wanted in the way Of campaign
printing can be turned out at the Record
office, from candidates card or envelope
10 three sheet colorsd poster.
Winnemucca has l6 to brass band.
1t is composedof l6men and one girl and the
girl is said to hold her own in playing one
OF the leading horns.
The Southern Pacific railroad will trans.
port Nevada teachers over its line for half.
fare henceiorth when they are travelling be-
tween their homes and schools.
A two round scrap took place at the base.
ball grounds last Monday between two Of
the players. Marquis of Queensbury rules
governed and three minuts ended the circus.
The Carson news tells OF man who de.
posted $3.50 in the Wells Fargo bank in
1884 and forgot all about until few days
ago when he found the certificate Of deposit
In his trunk.
1t is proposed to organize q Chatauqua
Literary Circle here for the coming Winter
and preliminary steps will be taken shortly.
1t will be Of immense benefit to its members
If properly conducted
The Southern Pacific has given to all del.
egatss who will attend the Republican State
Convention at Carson City on Sept. 10th
rate Of one fare from the various stations
to Reno for the round trip.
Congressman Newlands spoke at Eureka
last Thursday evening and reached his home
at Reno, on Saturday the Goth. ult. He
viii make another tour to the south from
that place into Lander and Esmeralda coun.
ties.
Mondays Sat Lake Tribune contained an
account that Mrs. H, A. Cohen, who had
arrived there from the east but few DAYS
before, had suddenly become violently in.
sane and that ii was necessary to place her
under restraint.
Last Sunday Peter Lynch, while doing
assessment work on one Of his claims near
the point, had the misfortune to strike the
instep Of his right foot with sharp pick
The wound is serious and painful and LYNCH
10 confined to the house.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs A. s.
Thompson treated them to surprise party
on Saturday evening for the particular bene.
ftof Miss Barbara Waller, Mrs. Thompson's
niece, who 10 visiting from the east. The
crowd numbered about two score and held
the fort until three o'clock the following
morning.
One Of the best things our Bryan and
Sewall clubs can do bothhere and at Della.
mar. is to dram up contributions to the
National convention fund. A man who is
willing to shout all day for Bryan and Sc
wall should be % ready to dive into hi
pocket for contribution to help toward q
sealization Of his hopes in that direction.