The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-11-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

bod nusDanu ~ very ioW asaib'
Trib is in fact good liniment.
Harry Goodrich is improving slowly from
the effect of the fever contracted az De.
Lamar.
johnson Bros. have been giving the peo-
people OF Phoebe to some creditable enter
tainmonts during the week.
An exchange speaks of the new style fe-
mininc skirts as attractive. We've always
regarded all feminine skirts. regardless of
style as attractive.
Trip cures bruises spraios and burns.
The legs Of some of the best wheelmen
grows too hard for quick action. Trib
lubricates the muscles and brings them to
perfect condition.
Vice. President Horbart.elect is in a po-
sition to organise a sort of nursing bottle
brigade. He has had 500 babies named for
him 30 far, and they are still coming
LTD IL ecOnOWlCAl StrOnR, cleaH'
Mr.. ]. Apple was up from ElDorado can
yon during the fore part of the week; he is
confident that there will soon be a mining
boom in that district.
President MILFORD Woodruff Of the
Mormon church, is the grandfather OF
ninety grandchildren, the ninetieth grand
child being born last week.
The threatening weather of sometime
Tuesday night and Wednesday. Thursda,
was the coolest day OF the season.
Every body should join the class in elocu
ton. The more the merrier, and the smaller
the costs. $50 for the class, whether one oil
fifty pupils. Come one. come ALL and joil
tbs evening.
The new stone house at Bdnkerville is t.
berooiei in and made ready for occupancy b,
Christmas week il possible. The new buildin
is some 20 by Go feet and will be an orna
ment to the town.
The heredity of genius is illustrated b
the Harvard senior class election, in whic
the son of Carl SEIZURE was chosen as iv
orator and the son Of Joseph II, Choate a
class poet
The Fair will contest in San Frsncisc
has been settled. The various claimant
have compromised their difference an
agreed to divide the estate among then
selves instead Of dividing it among tn
attorney.
The Populists OF California are said not
have cast three per cent of the vote of Il
state at the late election and will thus loi
the right to be recognized as political part
there
Atpractice last week, Ed. Stoenburg
national gusrdsman, was shot in the rigl
arm at the guard shooting range in Virgin
City and seriously wounded. The Chronic
says he was acting as marker at 500.yal
range when shot He will probably 10
his arm.
Sheriff H. f. Prudential left for Sa
Lake ON Tuesday evening. Dame Rum
has it that an important episode will so,
take place in his life, and that while avn
he will purchase goods to refurnish his re
dence, and in short time will renoun
bachelorhood
Thirty.seven Cabinet officers alrea,
have been appointed since election and st
Maj Mckinley has not tried his hand at
Enthusiastic Cabinet makers should und'
stand that the Cabinet is not built like b.
hive or dovecote with limitless pigeonho
Chicago Times Heard.
The Bunkervill cotton crop this year "
not exceed 10000 pounds. The product
acre is as good as usual. but less of it v
planted.
The cotton product of the settlement
ginned by water power and shipped to
Wollen Mills in Washington County, Ut
where it is exchanged for goods.
Elko looks for boom in the spr
through working Of the Island Mount
placer mines.
Elko County loses no opportunity to
vertise herself aud her advantages I
various valleys and places open to set
ment are receiving attentionin ina series
newspapers articles which cannot but sci
to attract attention.
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