The Pioche weekly record. [volume], January 01, 1887, Image 3

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'AI INTELLIGENCE.
Sir TEA It' ORBBTINO.
Purine, the past year we bare dune
oar level belt to ruo this paper on a
triotly temperate plan. How far wo
linve suoaeedeil in tbii, oar reader ery
veil know. So long as everything rai
smoothly in thii community, we, too,
were amooth; ia fact ai amouth at if wa
were worked down with a Jaok.ptaoe.
Yet, when mitten got rough and knotty,
ai they did during election time, then
we became iucixiva and retorted to our
little gm?e. That our little gcine h
bean thoroughly appreciated liy thjse on
whom we applied it, we have ot the
elighent douht; and that it would be
thoroughly reciprocated by thoea on
wh'im we applied it,' proviiled we ehould
make Now Yuar'e calls to-day, we have
nut the ilixhett doubt, either. We do
not iotend ta make any calli, howerer,
beiaj ia perfot content to let lomebody
elie make our oella for ui. We do not
court a gflieial invitation to take the
street.' We prefer to tako the street
aithout any invitation. Wishing every
one a Hapjy New Year, and trusting
that this greeting wtil ecrve aa a heacun
of light on th sea of wide epreading
gruiery poeaie of our larger exchangee
we out it : boit.
L'ncle Jake Koelleiiberger, of Steptoe
Valley, was la town during Christmas
week. As rtgsr.le worldly pqeeessiou
be is remarkably Will IJxud, owning a
ranoh of eonm 6 V) acres, well stroked
with hordes rnJ tattle. There ie one
thine;, h iwevsr, th6 friend Shallnnberfz.r
ie iu sore neiei id a Wife. Ueing of a
moile't sii'l rrtlng riiipoMtion, Mr. 8,
he. never had the cheek to propose; and,
In times pant, ii a bait was aver given
him by a fair one, be would invariably
blu-.ii ami ittiie, Oi l.te yearo, bow.
ever, no has guau boMcr, and to make
a lung wtory short, wo seriously believe
that be has lieconte iniactoated with
eveml psirs of bright eyes ia I'lcche.
Mia. Grundy has it with on pair of
eyes in particular although we ntntt
pnt our foot on the old lady's assertion
aa being a trifle premature. Ifa will be
back here In about a month and has loft
a commissioned party in town to act for
him during his abienoa. '
J. Ne,bitt & Bro.( eontioua to eel
large bill eXgticdi. And whyt Ths ai
doatim ie eimple enooch. In tHa first
place) they keep up their totk of good
serviceable goods. Seoondly they adver
tise) advertising is taree.n,arlere of the
battle and their stock mikes up the
other quarter. All who think that they
are throwing money away by advertising
take warning by tha man who eun's him
self all day.
A literary genius, who claim! Ploche
at a residence, has occasionally tile,
graphed botched up items to daily pa
pers to other mining camps, for tha pnr
pose of getting them in ahead of this
paper. This Is all very good, provided
the above gent bad never depended on
this ooaoty for favors. ' For an over
grown boy, however, to seek for news
paper notoriety, perhaps ia not at all
singular.
A s tors-keeper recently recelvod sev
era) eana of fresh oysters, Nobody knew
ha bad themi tha weather grew warm;
the oysters spoiled and the merchant,
with faae wreathed . in most loveable
smiles, flung them down a deep shaft.
This Illustrates one of the beauties of
nonadvertising.
The nwehtnt who will never advertiw
in a ftewspsper is the one who eanda out
a man with a bucket of yellow paint tn
decorate the fences. And tha man goes
to sleep and spille, ths psint on bis over
alii, and that ia one reeenn why ! think
that tha fnnlkiller has but fairly started
with hie labors.
Jut as we go to press, the fight In
Chinatown, between a couple of Mormon
monstrosities, Is about at ita smith.
One yap has already a head on him that,
from ita 'also and general runioui ap
pearanoa, reminds ona of tha picture of
the Culiaeam at Home.
This offlje ia In receipt of a taa look
ing plsoe of ore brought from Hiko by
Oen, Latimer. It wa. taken from tha
Bilbao mine, owned by Mr. Sharp, who
- olaima that ha has lour faet of it,
1 The storm apparently brewing for
arveral days past wat evidently running
a bluff, aa the atmosphere ia now nearly
divested of (to hat) ind the sun has
aaanmad tha maeter again.
Tha man who la II In ( to show the
alitor bow to ran bis aper has generally
biltalat tvsr.Uun.UteieJ.
panaca conauaroNDSNT.
, Mb. EuiTom i , ?
The young bloods convened at brother
Wedge's after tha dance, where Uey,
and that fluid that makes them eraay,
had a jolly old time. Ona young chap, a
late arrival from Anions, oonol.ded to
leave the other and do a little proepeo
ting on his own hook. So in hie wander
ings ha brought np in Mia Wedge's bad
chamber, but aba fired him rat im
mediately and than went for her grand
father. While ehawaagoaa he slipped
hack into her room anl when tha old
gentleman got there, tha Intruder closed
the door; the old gentleman prevailed on
him to come out and leave, which he
dually did. The young man went to
Love Davis', whoae wife happened to be
alone who ia a young and excitable woman,
told the following to a friend of mine:
He rapped at the door and wanted to
ooma in, she told him no; he said ha was
sold and must oome in and warm, and
aha told him to build a firs in the street
if he wanted to warm himself. While
they were talking he kept , prowling
around tha bouae and anally found a back
window unfastened and made hie way
into the house and thence into her bed
room. She had atruck a light by this
time aid racoguiaed him. She en treated
aim to leave but ha would not. Ha
plead, soiled her and offered her mossy
to let him get in bed with her to get
warm, but she would not. Ha offered
ii force or violence; he did not U uch
her, bat lay down en tha Hour and noted
ais hud on the side of tha bed, and while
talking dropped off to tlsep. 8iie being
afraid to move leas sba would waka him,
aud then he might use violence, let him
ley until daylight. When be awoke in
tha moruiuK he looked ashamed and got
up end left. She got up, dressed and
want out end told what happeued. In
the course of the day Mr. Daria returneJ
home, naked Me wife soma questions and
went out. Mr. Davia waa afterwards
iteu talking with Loi Atchisou Jr., the
culprit, aud they did not aeem to be
augry or excited. However, a warrant
wee itsned by the Justice of the Peace;
the young man waa arrested and ia now
iu custody There will, meet assuredly,
be a Iigal Investigation, when all the
particulars will be fully brought to light,
Friday evening last oar young folks
got np a tcrpaiooraan party in the hall ia
Panaca, which proved to be a very nice
alkie While those at the ball were
enjoying themeelves'ia tha danoe, aome
thoughtless miechievooa boye, 'amused
thawselves in little vandalism. , They
tore np the steps at the south door of the
meeting.hooee, and piled np n lot of rub
bish against the door of tha co-op store.
Brethren, this perhaps ie the reault of
your exolusiveneao. You. know yon ex
clude, from yoor public gathering and
places nf amusements, all aieept tboaa
who belong to your ohurch. But whan
the Gentiles exclude your elden, what a
wonderful fuea and worry yon Bethel
what ill names you call themi what vile
epithets you hurl at them. Be careful.
brethren, that you do net, in your haste
to condemn others, condemn yourselves.
Christmas was ushered in by the burn.
ing of soma powder and the consumption
of aa unknown quantity of tangle-leg,
and the day waa then celebrated by the
shootiug of ehickena, duaka and geese,
aud horse racing. In tha afternoon our
city dull gave a danoe in tha meeting
house for tha email children, which
pleased tha little ones very much aud it
waa a real nice affair. Later, and after
old Sol went to sleep, our good bishop
opened a dauee for tha adults, but thtt
turned out to be a total failure.
On the evaning of the27tb, tha young
ladies and gentlemen got together and
went,; to James Ryan's for n surprise
party. Mr. and lira, Ryan received
them cordially and entertained them
tnmptnously, no that they enjoyed them
selves mutt excellently.
Our bishop Is In tha habit of barring
toe young men out of tha meetiog-unuce.
It ii now aaid the houae belongs to the
oitiseni of Panaca and that tha bishop
has m right to bar them out of their own
house. Sea to it young men and don't
be slaves to any one. -"'
A Happy New Vear to you and may
peace, prosperity end happinasa attend
all and everyone in right doing through
the various change of the ooming year.
v- Aaoca.
Elijah Williams die,! on the 27th of
last month of miners' consumption, and
waa burisd tha day following. Ha waa
54. yean of age, a native of Cornwall,
England aud ao old timer on thie Coast,
having ooma to California as early as '32;
thence to White Pine and eventually to
Pioche lo '71, Deceased waa a straight
forward, honest man; a nun who en
deavored, to do hie duty by hie fellow
man end was reelected by alL
TIE VOTE or NEVaXt.
The OUetal Tstale an the aXajerl
sloe. The following shows tha full vote for
each candidate, and the majorities for
the aucceeeful ones:
Governor
Stevenaou, E 6 453
Adams, 1 s WO
Stevenson's majority.,
born, R
MaoMillan, D
Woodbum'a mejority.
Lieutenant Governor
Davis, R
Bell, D
fi84
.6 700
.6,670
1030
Davia' majority
Secretary of State
Dormer, R
Brady, D
Dormar'e majority
State Controller
tlellock, R
, Sadler, I)
Hallook'a majority...,
tuts Treasurer
' TuBy, R
Schooling, U
Tuly'a majority
Attorney General
Alexander, R
Holier, 1
Alexander's majority.
Surveyor General
' J.mse, R -,
Day, D
' Jones' msjority
St its Printer
Harlow, R
Duffy, U
.6 604
.5 704
9U0
..t7
.6 IH3
I 3b4
Harlow'o maioritv 1 2H4
Superintendent oi Public laatruction
lrovey, K silt
Key., U SSud
Dovey'a majority 1 33S
Chief Clerk of Supreme Court
Bieknrll, R.... 6 668
MoKernau, D.. 0 7ul
. Biokaell's majority 957
Justice Supreme Court
Edwards, R 6 939
Belknap, D 6 4'JS
Belknap's majority 600
Tha votes for the various candidates
for tha District Judgeshipe were aa fol
lows! Rising, R 7 113
Uigniow, K 6 5lo
MuKoaney, R S 973
Pitsgeraldi, D 6 13S
Cresswell, D 6 6t6
Rises, D 6 013
Constitutional Amendmentet No. 1,
adopted by 8,006 majority. No. 2, by
6,746. Ko. 3, by ,W5.
Tha attention of sober, industrious
men ia hereby called to the ad. of A. D.
Miller, under the head of "New To
Day," at tha reliable Bank Exchange
Restaurant. When the bell rings, don't
forget, but epaad yoarselveo in; beard
the Red Eagla in bia den and get a good
eqoer meal. Board reduced to (til) a
month. "
When we look upon tha picture! of
great editors banging on tha wall, we
cannot help but think that several
serious miitakea were made in getting
np tha group. Firet, our pictuiw ia not
there and eeoondly, noma of the editor
ehould have been depicted with long ears
and some with long aheara.
W have bad no winter as yet, but it
ia always beet to be prepared againet
any emergencies and not forget that J.
Risen man a ft Co., can accommodate you
In tha Una of sue eWvaa. Call aud
examine bia Una- stock of crockery aad
you will not leave without buying.
Tha rooeipt of a magnificent oaka and
also a bottle of something atronger from
Mrs. Jaa. MoFadden, of tha Nevada
Hotel, ie hereby acknowledged and daly
appreciated. May mauy n happy New
Year be ia store for bar.
Whew Frisoo, Utah, takes another
vomit of old drunk), wa hope ebe won't.
call it over thie way. Wa have plenty
of buauof our own to take car of and
than oar olaf actoriea are sot overly strong.
A man named Fox waa rooeaUy shot
and billed m a hurdy-houw iu Taylor by
a party whoaa naaae wa did not kern.
The oaue of the killing waa . over one of
taegirh).
C. S King, of the Frleeo Timee, is an
able aad fearlaaa writer. We regard bia
paper aa being one of the moat spioy
among our exohange.
Tha Piooha Coo. is sow working SO
man in the mine. Twenty to 30 tone of
eareeainge are being hoisted par day.
Chae. F. Myers, treaturar-eleot, having
scoured hie bondsmen, ie now ready to
, enter npoa the duties of bit oQee.
6 945
6 42 J
.... ISIS
.... 0 8J8
5 644
THII POET.
His hair was long and unkempt,
He wrote of sun and rain;
Of cloudleeo climes.
Of ehuroh-bell chimes;
Of hearts that ached with pain.
Was it enough this stuff
Of sun, and pain and rain
Of moonlit bowers,
And fragrant flowers
He wrote, too, without gain.
His stuff waa spurned 'twaa burned.
Of sun, and pain, and rain;
And when ho died,
His epitaph,
Waa "softening of the brain."
Chriatmaa tide gradually flooded and
ebbed although aome uf the tiJere are
still somewhat flooded, and apparently
intend not to ebb until the bold bells of
Now Year ring out and let 'em die.
Daring the early morn of ChrUtnuuv the
grend army of anti-prohibitionista of
Piocba assembled, well fortified for what
they intenied to encounter. Soldiers,
brave and true were they; soldiers not of
gala day; vsterans to the battle bred
end the onslaught they made on Mr.
Whisky and his hireliuge, would have
been a caution to the viudicatora of the
ancient Maine Liquor Law. , Many of
tb men had anticipated homee in the
Stete prison. Some of them bad no
homee at all, didu't want any, but all
were btave and true and stood np to the
racket maofully. The cues words which
now aud theu reng out on the whisky
befoggtd and tobaccocd air afforded
much enjoyment to tae warriors iu quee.
tioc, provided there happens to be any
question about it. Tue carnage waged
throe aud hot. The midnight oil was
burned, and the conquering heroes slept;
their tanks were full. .
General John A. Logan died at bia
residence iu Wanbinton, D. C, December
$Uh. Although be had been eutfi-Ting
from a complicated ilium for quite a
loug time, still hie death came with a
startling euddennees to his family and
friends. The name of Logan wilt ever
be remembered by the "boye in blue,"
and bie war record was second to none.
General Ligan wsa born in Jackson
County, IU , and his age waa 60 yeare 10
mouths and 15 days. His funsral took
place yesterday.
A bold, bed boy in Iowa thrmt a
oouple pluge oi tobacco into a big jar of
whiaky which be found ia the horse
sheds during a church supper. . And
neat day tha local phyaiciana reported
seventeen cases of ice cream poisoning,
all men,' and the poor women who made
the ice cream cried their innocent eyes
out about it.
Gue ie still at the block. He can be
found at tha People e Meat Aeeocistion
market and he will either whistle you a
aoeg, while cutting a steak, or dange the
"Rooky Road" while chopping aausage
meat.
"The anow, tha anow, the bcauti
The above will be oontiuued till some
future day, aa we would not like to have
our Spring poet thiuk we were trying to
gain his laurels.
The New Yeai'a Era ball, given by
Henry Eilers, at Washington Hall,
Friday night, pleated everybody and
waa largely attended. :
On Thursday evening a surprise party
was given to Mr. D. C. Clark by several
ladies and gentleman.
Silver wsa quoted at (0.99 on the 23th,
NEW TO-DAY.
FARE REDUCED
aHD
Speed Insured.
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
WNATED IMMEDIATELY,
VTWETTT ABLE. BODIED, INDUS fBIOCS,
A Beiuaieai uwauuttatuu
Bank Exchange Mmd
At 6520 PER MONTH,
BOARD PER DAY $103.
SINGLE MEALS 50 Cta.
A. O. Mll.t-Bll, Pre.
Yloebe, N.V., Jeauar 1. IHeY.
NOTICE.
riO.IHK, Tfvr., December 2 1 , 188
lKl MCMMI7 bOMtlMM MOhf an
ttuM&a- my tiMti.ci t Otra -n. 1i my nam i I
ail Ian evil auif.ni.tie ta at4ll m Brrfcl
ui him iH'itniiiu; mku
o
hezt nourn
IS THE LAST MONTH
IN CLOSING OUT
I will positively leave by
the early part of January.
yourself suited in our line
0XaOTFCZXa"O.
BOOTS c SHOSIS.
JbJ'xo, 3EKPO, xoneOm
CREDIT POSITIVELY REFUSED.
Parties indebted to the undersigned will please call
and settle before the last of
I.
. HK0ELUBEOTJ3.
J. EESBITT & BR0.,
Ktn SITRSET,
Piocbe. - - - Nevada.
WHCLISUI.t AND K4TAU.
PAllib 12!
Groceries. Provisions
AND
Genera! Merchandise.
ISPORTKBO Of
X-alcivaoz-ea.
Olaveaxaa and
TolMvoooel
enh' Furnishing Goods 1 1
Boots & Shoes
la OrMt Variety md of the Beat Quality la
uh uiw,
A Large Stock of
Meh's, Bars ui Youths Hit.
Tve wleh to OiU atteattea to our
DRY GOODS and
CLOTHING
Department., which an now fillotl
WHn Mew Gooda.
Bayers will do well to eall and examine ear
gMda before pnrchavelng elaewtitra. We will
acli aa low aa the loweat.
REDEMPTION FUND.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, j
Pioona, December S, 188C. )
fpO THB HOLDF.B8 OF CKBTIFICATR8 OF
l IndobttylneaH of Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the let of a pill, A. D. 1875.
Whereas, there la now the stun of f 1,94.70
Id the Bedemptlon Fund. I hereby
notify the boldtrs of said Indebtedness that
sealed Drotxisala for the raratndor of the same
will bu received at my otltoe np to tbe 35th day
of D(Mmber A. D. lt86, in aooortUnoe with an
Act of the LugtKlattire of th State of Merada,
approved auxm tn, . v. ltnti.
euiui sUaUaJa Airaaarer,
TAXES! TAXES!
Rotloe is brcbr atven that the itata
Ooiiut taiu for the year 1880 are now due end
payable, and tbe lawarcijnirin their collection
wiu ne snicuy enioicoa. ah taxes manning
nnpam ou
MM, KuTcmtcr 1CH, 1356,
Will beooau deilaqueat and lea per cent added
JOHN BOEDSn, Ttwasara
0fl.ee at Joha Boeder's store oaLacnur street.
octltvtd.
nt mnMn srm awet.
Bead us d cents DoetaVaM.
by mall you will et rasa a
uc tase oi aooas oi iar
Talite. that will alert you in work that wtll a
once bnag you la money feeler Ibaa anything
hse la Aaueilua. All aoout tbe (iOO.UUO in
Dante with each box. Anenta wanted eterr.
where, of eltoer eex, of all ages, for all tbe
time, or spare time only, to wurn for as at their
ca homee. JTortancs for all worker abso
lute!? SMurV Don t aelar . . HAixari at,
uo.. ftMrtiaii i atauie.
XSTRAT.
XJOTTOE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SOU.
lw. kkl itAtti. lislii-fatxl. bread! with K
on Wt thlstt, and ventfd wltb P on left btp. Is
running on my range a' UiRbland, and has bean
ruoalog Uiera for tbe last two veers. Tbe
oTuer i'f sai.l an i mil uhornby notified toeoi
end 'eke bit away
iwltf lm eTOHM AKDEtSOa.
ins,
aed six eate for anatswe
aai reoelvo tree, a costly bji of
goooa woica wui neip you w
uiore motie rlrht away thaa
BDytcicgeiaointnLswairia. au.o: eitaerses.
succsed from first hour. The broad road tc
fortaus opene before the worker, ebsolatel
ure, a, aawreHaBBsaeivWs, aoaTena
C1al.lt
OUR BUSINESS.
the last of December or in
Call at our store and get
of
December, 1886.. . .'
HYMAN, PRO.
MIBCELLAHEODB.
AZJA8 StTMMOKS.
Oeo. 1. ! Maliitiir. ve. TJaalcl Sn aal
Joha Dry, IMrfendanta. Aetkn oroubl la Ik
viMrujeUoutM the Bixtb eliulirial DMilct of
the Mala uf Ntvada, la aud lor fcb Oonay of
Lincoln, and Um tupialnt tld la sat uvu ty
Liuuolo, la the ot&ce of tiw Ctwk of aaul Lla
The B ate of Tferada aeada Qteetifft
To DaaW Pry attd John Dry, aald defendaata.
Ton are hereby rrqttirvd to avrar ta -an aoMoa
bronght an.lnt you by the abuT aamcd plau t-
m m in iniirMUDinM me aixtb afSiiit im
District of the BUte of Kevada, Id and lot U ,
iunty of Lloooin, and anawcr ths eomptsinl
tlMl tharvln, witbla tea days teidaalTii uf tha
day of MCLrrloei after the awrvloa on y.n of thta
BainmoDe, tf aemd ta aald Ooaatyi or. If
frTBdoutirfaaldOoanty.lratwltbiaMid Dl.
trlct, within twasty daysi and la an other oeaea
forty daya; or )adgiueot by defaalt mill be
taken aKainat y&a, aeoardLat to the prajer wf
aald vow plaint.
ae bbiq aciion ia DTOfif oi to recover a adR
ateot for ibe mm of fire Handrad (eWi'r lol
lars.aold ooln.aM a bataaca doe for aerrttwa
ptrfuraird by aatd Plaiatlfl aa aa attorney aad
omumelor at lew for wo. at rour etaetial la
siaboa and iwt,net, ia attoudftifr to your later.
rMHiiuivi ana so we uiaio of Aiesaaaer
Pry.deoeaaed. And yon areherebyactilltd.ihKt
If ) on fall to appear and attawcr the eald com
plaint, aa above repaired, tae aald aialatlff will
ukejDdKniBtfor said ana of S6o, gold coin,
aad oMta of aald action.
uivea under y band aad the seel
ef leveDlstrletVoartof the Ctb
Jadtolal District of tbe Mate of
fnu.. Nevada, la aad for tie Onnty
ef Lincoln, this Twentieth day
ef January. In the year of tmr
Lord oae thoaaaBd eifht haa
died aad slcbtyais.
JiMMCd a.r.ftEAB.Clert.
poinlar Waakwaewe.
gtneonu, iimmrim, lareotleae eotfriet.
ever pablisbed. Kten namber ilteetntad wit
Dleaflld enaTrarlava. Ttila nuhlieatiea. faraUhM
namber ilteetntad with
e suet valuArle etteyeWpadia ef iofortMlloa which
puMieatlAa. mrBtanos
.if noma ne wiUftat,
tha HrueTaf nani A I. m
wiUftut. Tne popeiertv es
aicia (e eneh that Iu eir-
auUtloa aearlr easels ttet of sll ether pepon of
Hi clMeDBMnl Price. iMayar. 16iou.ut
SBBBBtBaaBBBlaWa Bfn1
afana JiOe. ha
J till A. fefelfflR
mmmmammmm practiee bafcre
he Fateas Osloe. aad have atvpsred
Beratbaa On Hunalrad Tboua
fcBefct'Bed ffwef
LsatgBBMaes, and eOf Mber papets for
nmrmA a.1 hart aa
TrjformatloB as taobUiotM.P" ogeef-
throne h fclaaa A Oo. are antfeed In the Bc.tmtift
" 'X'd'LSU'VaW, a co.. ooc. eanraant
Notice to Creditors.
PTHl DimttOT OOOST OT TBI BTXTH
Jadlelal OmrieS el Ike Wale el Xevaaa, la
end for tbe Ooaatr of Llaeeui,
a lae sasnsr e, sae m r.v.fonMM,
ir,ss.i MoUeeleaeebralwa artheatidrr-
KlflMd, Eaeeeteeol lae last will aad Testament
of T. a Joaaeoa. team, ee tbe eMdtune of
and ell peraoae baTUM elataae eaalaet tae lekl
deeeaed, to eaalUt tbess with tbe aeetaosrr
eoeebere wtlbla eta wmU liter the arat pue
eetloa ef this aotleo Se tbe laenlee M bte etare
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