The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-15
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Spring in all her beauty.
Every teamster should have Trib
Henry Freudsnthal left for Comet Sunday
morning.
Sprains aud bruises yield to rrib.
Easter Sunday is on the 18th, Arbor day
the following Friday.
Our townsman, Joe Eisenmann, arrived
from California Monday evening after an
absence OF several months.
Trib does not claim to cure all ills; but
does cure all ills it claims to.
The Summit mill is being repaired prepar-
atory to doing work there to commence in a
short time.
V. G. Redmayne is actively at work on
his tunnel near the school house. Good
luck Vie.
Henry Kahn, representing Kahn Bros.
Of Salt Lake, spent Tuesday in town, he
left for DeLamar on "Wednesday.
Trib is only liniment; but is the best
iniment yet discovered by man. Therefore
much 10 said about it.--Herald.
Considerable shooting is being heard in
the hills. Some development work is being
done, but is kept as quite as possible.
r. G. Scohfeld has sent to Washington
to be patented a contrranced for heldng
and fasting windows in any position desired.
The sale at J. Nesbitts store still contin.
ues to draw. He is selling at half price his
stock of dry goods, groceries, hardware
etc.
Fitzsimmons admitted to Senator Ingalls,
that the blow with which he kuvvkeu vut
Corbett was accidental, involuntary and de.
livered at random.
Some freight is arriving at last. Both
storeksepers and the public is glad to get
some Of the necessaries that have been so
short for the past six weeks.
Sheriff H. +. Prudential left on Tuesday
morning for the southern part of the county
on business connected with his office as ex.
otiieio assessor. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Judge Talbot, judge of the Fourth Judicial
District, will open Court here onlthe Goth Of
May. 1t looks at present as if it would not
be lengthy one, though there are number
OF civil cases on the docket.
Phoebe Cousins has renowned woman
suffrage, and declares that her sex has
proved failure in public life. 1t will be
remembered that Phoebe herself was once
United Stats Marshal. Chicago Chronicle.
Mr. Moody says he pities those wives
whose husband have never done wrong.
This shows that knows what q surprising
pleasure it is to q woman to blow man up
st. Louis Republic.
We received a communication from Bunk.
srville to-day asking some questions about
the mining law lately gone in to effect. We
will answer in next weeks Record, the letter
having came to late to be answered in this
issue.
There are several hogs running loose that
are gradually starving, which is making
them desperate and have of late chased some
little children. Notice is hereby given that
these hogs will be killed upon the first prov.
oeation. The owners take notice
Boston Bacon; Only wicked and unfeel.
ing men refer to the average club women as
''hens, yet the dear, good Transcript grave.
ly announces that Mrs. Howe and ''other
well known club women will set in a box,
at the forthcoming entertainment.
More railroad talk is afioat II is 10
ported that party Of engineers will leave
Milford sometime this week and proceed
slowly by team along the grade between
here and Milford to thoroughly examine it
1t could not be learned who thew repre
sented, but it lie plainly evident that the idea
of opening road through this county to the
coast is still occupying the minds Of capital
lists. 1t is the most feasible of all railroad
projects now thought of, and its consumma.
ton is bound to mature in the near future.
The programme rendered at the close Of
the Panaca school was commendable affair,
The house was crowded and speeches of
commendation and thanks were addressed to
the principal and assistant for the valuable
services rendered during the term. The
school has been ably presided over by Prof.
Bathurst. assisted by Miss Taylor. Miss
Taylor received presents from each of her
pupils while Prof. Bathurst was the recip.
lent Of numerous favors in the shape of silk
lsndkerchiefs, ties, etc.