The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-01

hould be erected along the DahAa VI the
Mississippi. Then Mhen the food came the
ALLEY would be a grand sweet today.
Another case Of brutality to animals is re-
ported, and the person connected there
with should u punished. Early Saturday
morning the stage got as far as the Alps
when the team either baked or gave out,
the driver procured a club with knot in it
and proceeded to numerically beat the
dumb animals. The club was picked up
next day covered with hair aud blood.
Bishop Scanlon was passenger and had to
come in from the Alps on horseback. There
10 too much Of this being done, there should
be an example made Of someone by giving
them the full penalty Of the law.
w. f. Barney came in from state Line
Saturday morning; he reports lots Of snow,
but il the weather continues good prospect
ing and the working Of claims will begin IN
week or ten days. He is sanguine that
country will have great boom this spring,
and that it is impossible to keep it off any
longer.
The heavy freight which has just gone
over the roads to DeLamar has cut it up so
bad that II is next to impossible for convey
ances to proceed. There are reported to
have been several wrecks on the road by
wagons falling into holes made by the tre-
mendous haul of the heavy machinery.
Both departments of our school is now pre-
sided over by one teacher, Miss Louise
Evans having charge Prof. W. d. Prewitt,
the late principal, has served three terms
and given general satisfaction, he severed
his connection on Friday last and will leave
for Spring valley in day or two to take
charge Of the school there, which will con
tinue all through the summer and fall, they
having their vacation during the winter on
account Of the general bad weather. He
goes highly recommended by our school
trustees aud superintendent, and we pre-.
dict for him and his pupils a successful
term. The beat wishes of his many friends
90 with him to his new field of labor.
A few men were put to work on the arena
last Thursday cleaning up and putting thing
in order. 1t was found that the architect
had wasted about fourteen thousand feet Of
lumber. The report that Stuart will have
another gathering Of some sort here in June
s not correct. The next carnival will be in
September or October. Carson News.
The Philadelphia Press, which lie not ex
actly favorable to equal suffrage, has a few
lines on the "New Woman" which sh,
should put in her pipe and smoke. 1t says
IA farce that recently held the boards il
this city was supposed to, and did, satiriz
women in politics in Colorado. No doub
to many in the audience the leading femal
suffragist, denominated AUNT Jim," ma
have seemed drawn with a rather careles
and coarse pen, but she certainly, as de
picted by the dramatist, was an angel {
light, compared with the female Populisi
who fought and scrapped with the male POI
ulists at q meeting 10 Denver the other day
II ever practical demonstration of I'll
degradation that seems bound to be ooinc
dent with woman's entry into politics WEI
wanted, Colorado and Kansas are furnisl
ing them daily. Nothing can be more r
pulsive than these shrill viragoes of Denve
less it be women Of the Lease type, wi
have none Of the excuse that led to violen
Of expression on the part Of the women du
ing the French revolution. They disgra
their sex and American womanhood"
J Mr.. Corbett can get a point from d
career Of Mr.. Cleveland. In 1854 the latt
was elected President; but in 1888 he |
ceived a knockout blow under the hea
from Mr.. Harrison and he went against t
ropes. People said he was a dead due
but he went into training for 1892, und
won easily. Now, Jim, come to.-Mempl
Commercial Appeal.
Il The Bulletin says: Two women of Oa
land will walk to Los Angeles in search
work. One has 81 in cash and the other
so. They will tramp it" when necessal
sleeping at night in barns and haystacl
They will continue on their way until tn
see fit chance to earn a living. Sympat
is felt for women who are forced to bat
for living, especially when part of
campaign includes trip across the Maji
y desert.
We have received the first copy Of
=, Nevada Citizen, bright little four.pal
paper devoted to promote the advancem
!, of,women in the ethics of civil governme
1t is well edited and just what is needed
those who upheld women suffrage. 1t
9. edited by Mrs. Francis A. Williamson W
ID Miss. Mary L. Williamson as associate.
e. is published monthly at cents a copy
so a year. at Reno, New.
~ Edgren, correspondent Tor the Examl
n. is not only champion hammer thrower
ID reporter, but, to use the words of minstr,
is an etomologist. While visiting the G.
stock the other day he purchased hat Il
~ an Indian buck, which he proudly wore AZ
~ as a souvenir Of the Comstock. Az etom
u gist is man who collects insects. EdG
af doubtless has acquired great many CHI
specimens. - Enterprise.
81 w. L. Smith, who shot and killed w,
y, Bradford recently was discharged from
= tody this afternoon.
70 The case was argued last week by
torneys Torreyson and Woodburn for
or defense aud District Attorney McGowar
nd the State. There seemed no doubt bu.
"a the deceased was . quarrelsome man