The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

SaH NhutPn5 IN Wv" u1 eh"i" ho" Sssso
Line.
Our Billy Jewel has been elected District
Recorder for State Line,
Trib is the liniment Of the century.
J, Nesbitt left for DeLamar Friday morn.
ing ON business in the metropolis
V. @. Rednayne is putting in some hard
Colds are prevalent at present in Phoebe,
though no serious consequences have result.
ed therefrom.
Another load Of meterial from the church
which is being removed from here left on
Tuesday for DeLamar
Trib cures bruises, burma, sprains.
Miss Louise Evans, teacher of the primary
department in our school has been confined
to her home on account Of severe cold, in
consequence the little ones have had q leng-
thy holiday. She was able to resume her
duties Wednesday.
II our school teachers wish to avoid cor.
poral punishment on unruly scholars, they
should follow the example Of an Indiana
schoolmam, who picked out nine OF the most
unruly and gave each a dose Of caster OIL
1t works TO perfection
Trib does not mend broken wheel,
Nor yet a broken heart,
But make the bruised bikor feel
Prepared anew to start.
DR.. Gardiner who has been with us for
some six weeks or so, left for DeLamar
Friday evening to view the prospects of
locating there. The doctor had put in bid
for the tending Of indgents in Phoebe, and
it.wasacceptsd by the Board Of Commission.
ers. with the filing Of bond, which he re.
fused to do.
Mrs Maria Lloyd Steele, who died the
other day in Annapolis, Md, in her 92nd
year, was daughter Of Francis Scott Key
the author of the 'Star Spangled Banner"
She was born in the old Key homestead
at Bleinheim, fromerly BAldensburg. She
was descendant Of Gov. Lloyd Of Mary.
land and niece Of Chief Justice fancy.
Senator Sksggs has given notice that he
will introduce bill to prohibit grab.bags,
raffies and other gambling games in the
churches of the State As the Senator voted
to license prize fighting in the State, il is
difficult to see how he can be consistent in
urging the passage of his church bill. Per.
haps he thinks the pockets Of the young who
attend church fairs need protecting more
than the morals Of the people generally.
-Elko Independent.
From dispatches it seems that Senator
Wolcott lie receiving very little encourage.
ment in his attempts to have foreign powers
take part in bi.metallic conference. He
should be brought home and spanked like
truant school boy, and let foreign govern.
ments alone. The United States can regu.
late and maintain her own stand if we had
representatives with any backbone at all
instead of the milk and water ones which we
have at present, with few exceptions.
Sheriff and Henry Prudential arrived on
Sundays belated stage. They report the
roads almsst impossible. and part of the way
with foar.horse stage they could not make
three miles an hour, having covered about
thirty miles in twelve hours. Freight teams
are mired in the mud all along the road on
the other side of the Summit, and il the
late storm has extended out into the desert
mail will be from one to three days behind
Tor some time. 1t is the worst in the history
of the Oldest settler.
jackson Jordan for some time the valet Of
Charles Dickens, celebrated has seth birth.
day on January sth. Dickens picked him up
In New Orleans. and he was in the service
OF the author when the American Notes
were written, later accompanying him home
60 England. At present he is steward Of tia
steamship ''Coptic" running between San
Francisco and China, and he expect. to sail
Ter many day yet though he can rsmem.
her when there were only two stores in San
Francisco and when gold mining had not
been begun.
The people of Mt Pleasant. Utah, gave
Senator Alfred a reception which he will not
forget in long time. They had sent him
numerous petitions to vote for Thatcher,
whish he refused to d. On alighting from
the train he was met by large crowd with
tin cans and whistles. aud was booted and
jsred at MT only BY the people awaiting
his coming but by those on the train. A
dead dog was dragged along behind a string
TO represent his future political career.
They should have burnt him in effigy to
put the finishing touch on representative
who will not represent, and the people in
other sections OF Utah, should give q similar
reception to their unworthy representatives,
whsn they rstuFn home. a