The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Trib fulflls all promises.

Ata1 aA EAVhlecNs
Sheriff Prudential left for DeLamar Sat
urdAy.
A. S. Thompson shipped load of grain to
Panaca on the frat Of the week.
Mr.. f. P. Swindler left for Helene Mon.
day on professional business and will be
gone some two weeks.
Dave Baden came in from Jack Rabbit
Saturday for supply Of provisions and left
for that place Monday.
Spring weather made bluff the forepart
Of the week. Wind and snow is what it is
composed Of up to date.
Henry Eilers was an outgoing passenger
for Salt Lake Wednesday, and will be gone
some three or four weeks
Our mail continues to be some 20 hours
late. The stage between Desert and Panaca
required six horses to bring it through, and
the drivers say the roads will yet be worse
rs the snow melts.
The heavy snow in the hills have driven
game into the valleys and are encountered
in large quantities. Frank Donough reports
having seen herd OF one hundred deer last
week in Round valley.
The grand jury of Lyon county has in.
dicted Logan for the murder Of tine Indian
in Mason Valley. The fury also recon-
mended that the Hon. William Woodburn
be employed to prosecute the case.
A couple of freight teams came in Sun.
day, the first for some time. They report
considerable quantity of freight in Milford,
but freighters will not load while the roads
are in the condition they are at present
The upper house Of the Legislature of
Arizona has passed bill making the legis.
lative sessions hereafter to be of ten year in
tervals. II there was ever piece of legis.
lation needed in Nevada this is the one.
The range stock in the valley hereabout
are commencing to suocumb to the effect of the
hard winter. A number of cattle are dying
and those who have stock on the range are
getting them up as fast as possible and feed.
ing. the snow being too deep for grazing.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells you ''just as good as Trib.
Not true he tells
And il he "better than Trib" tells you,
Be sure il he succeeds and sells you,
It's you he ''sells".
The Leadville strike has been declared off
by vote of 900 to 200 against, by the min
ers union. This is the result of vigorous
efforts Of Eugene Debs. 1t lasted nearly
year having started fn June, 1896 and costing
the camp fully S4,0OO,0OO which is only
part of the expenditures resulting from the
strike.
Speaking of the recent storm the Truckee
Republican says: The storm has been by
far the most severe of the season--the snow
now lies to depth of nearly five feet on the
level. The amount of snow that has fallen
here this winter, while apparently very
small, sum up nearly fifteen feet. There
has also fallen nearly four and one.half inch.
es of rain.
The sacred privilege Of minister and mag
istrate who marry people to kiss the bride
was rudely interfered with at Sherbyville,
Ind, last week. Charles Comlin and Daisy
johnson were made one by Squire Thomas
Kenton aud the justice saluted Mrs. Comlin
in the good old Hoosier fashion Then Com.
Inns give the squire biff in the eye and
refused to pay for the services just endered.
So Squire Kenton is out doctor bill and a
IS note.
In regard to the statement Of Mr.. Hesing
that womans extravagant love of dress has
sent more men to Joliet penitentiary than
any other one cause, the Rochester Herald
quotes Henry Watterson as saying: "a great
mass OF men in the penitentiaries are there
because of the extravaganza and social
vanity of their wives. 1t is the testimony of
all Benedictdom that nothing is stronger
than good wife to keep man out of the
penitentiary and nothing is stronger than
bad wife to send him to the penitentiary.
Our Cyclone" is still at it. He was the
only member of the Senate that voted
against submitting the prize fight bill to the
people, and has now gone and introduced a
bill in the Senate, which passed unanimous.
ly. for the division of this county to be sub.
mitted to the people who, when he was
elected, said he was against it. We have
come to think that it was not said in a Joke
when our Senator, after he was elected made
the remark the people be id, l am
elected for four years and you can look after
yourselves. /"
A rumor IL afoat that the citizens of De-
Lamar have requested Denton to present
his bill and the division line to be drawn
'orth Of that town, leaving it the county
aat Of the new county. IL looks suspieious