The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

Phoebe, Mr.. Rossnblum ia now placing
all his goods on hand at bedrock prices
Tor cash. Dry-goods Of all kinds for the
use of ladies, clothing, furnishing goods,
boots and shoes for men. and jeWelry Of
all kinds for those who wish to adorn
themselves, are placed at such prices
that all cen now purchase. Give him q
call and examine the stock.
INFORMATION WANTED.-T. T. Forman
of Cynthiana, Kentucky. writes under
date Of July IA. 1879. for information in
regard to John NJ. Crenshaw. who left
that State many years ago. and was
understood to DO ct OF near Phoebe. Mfr.
Forman writes that he understands that
Crenshaw is dead and has left a large
family of children. and be says it is to
the pecuinary interest of the heirs of
John NJ. Crenshaw to have their where
abouts known in that part of Kentucky.
Hor.-Wednesday was the hottest day
of the Season; the thermometer stood
around the nineties 10 Phoebe and little
over 100 degrees in the shade at the
Raymond & Ely Office in BulIionville.
Every one complained in regard to it
being sultry. butaaboRt 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon q change was effected by q
light shower Of rain, which lasted . few
minutes. II was very pleasant while it
lasted, but it did not stay long enough.
NEW CLUBs.--A club for base ball pur.
poses has been formed both at Eagle
Valley and Pansca. They have procured
bats and balls and intend practlcing I'M.
til the races come off In August, when
they propose to play match game with
the nine OF the Chloride Club. The
Brethren have determined to take the
conceit out of the Piochers.
REFUSED PARDON. - James Gleason,
who was recommended for pardon by the
members Of the last Legislature, made
his application to the Board of Pardons,
and it was refused on account OF q petit.
ton going from Phoebe asking that such
pardon should not bs granted. Rose.
murgy's case was postponed by the Board
until next April.
DISTRICT CouET.-Judge Rives left
Eureka Thursday morning for Phoebe to
hold the August term of Court. A trial
jury will probably b. drawn next week,
20 as to be summond and ready for
service when Court opsns. Outside Of
one criminal trial there is very little BUSH
ness to occupy the attention OF the
Court.
ERxsIpELAs.--Capt. Harmon, who had
had his arm broken some time since a,
the Hillside mine, and who has been
here ever since for treatment. was getting
along nicely until last Saturday, when
erysipelas set in. and it is now quss-
ton OF life or death with bin. with a
very small percentage in favor OF the
FIRST.
SUMMER CLoTHINc.-As the warm
weather has now set in in earnest, all
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing light
summer clothing will End large assert.
ment Of the same at J Myers & Bro
This firm keeps none bat irst-class goods
for sale and guarantees everything to b.
as represented to the buyer.
Coon reports as to the mining out
look of Tenn pahute comes to town
There appears to be something eoine
on 10 regard to mining matters of tn
Wyandotte Company. Very probably
the water problem has been solved. Til,
mines at TEN Pshu.e are said to be look
ing excellent.
ASSESSING. The process of assessing
the town Of Phoebe is almost concluded
Property generally is taken at the SAM
valuation as is was taken in 1873, Their,
being no real market price for real estat,
here now. Tho rate for Phoebe this yea
is 50 so. and for the county $40.
PERSONAL E. Griffin was in Sa,
Francisco Saturday, the 10th. and ma,
be expected here at any time. @. Sparks
Of the firm Of Brown 4 Sparks. has take,
trip out into Utah. Mr.. Lansing.
Eureka lawyer. will be here to atten'
the August term OF Court.
TIE annual meeting of the Trustees o
the Meadow Valley s. NJ. Company vii
take place Thursday, August 26th. W
entertain very little hopes Of there bsin
anything done in regard to the putin
in Of the pumping machinery.
TIE sraashoppers are beginning to di
off at Panaca. They committed all th
J Expectations they possibly could, an
seeing shat they could do no turtle
. injury to tho crops, having destroye
, , them all, concluded to die.
THE Chinawoman burned 80 drea
! fully by coal oil few weeks since die
and was buried last Saturday. She vi
the property OF Chinamsn named Dicl
: who valued her at $500.
: IT has become very common to 8.
!, drunken Indians in the streets OF Piooh
! They lie in the middle Of the street an
: act exactly like their white brothe
under similar circumstances.
CHR1srY BULLION. Christy Nj
:. & Mining Company shipped from Silv
!, Rect on the 18th and 2lst Of July tv
Y bars of bullion valued 1t %, 204. So.