The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15

dent of Phoebe, accompanied by his fam.
lily, left on Mondays stage for San Fran
cisco. He will be engaged with Kuhler
& Trolling. Montgomery street. We wish
him good luck. Miss Annie Lynch de-
parted Tuesday for Siler Reef on a visit
to Mrs. VIM. Mahoney, and expects to be
absent about two months. Tommy
CULLEN also left on the same day for the
Reef. Tom Lovett started for San Fran
cisco District Tuesday. with the inten-
tiontion OF establishing news stand
at Frisco. May he grow rich and pros
per. We recommend him to the Mormon
girls as being very quiet and steady
young man. Mrs. Geo. W. Arnold and
child. accompanied by Mrs. Capt. H. s.
Lubbock, returned TO Phoebe from the
East during the past week. o. X. Wes-
coat and family left for Eureka yester-
day, at which place they take up per-
manent residence.
DEATH OF SAM CRAwFonD.-We learn
from the Beaver Chronicle of the death of
Sam'l Crawford, on the 9th instant, who
was on his way from Phoebe to Salt Lake
City. It appears that he is Subject to fits
of insanity, and while wandering alone
on the bank OF the Beaver river, east of
Milford, he took fit and fell into the
water. face downwards, and although not
completely submerged, was drowned. On
Cfawford's person was found q certificate
of twenty shares of stock of the Port
land Silver Mining Company, two keys,
pol-tax receipt for 1877 and note
signed by E. McCullen.
MONEY RETURNED. = The Masonic
Order and Odd Fellows, during the yell.
low fever epidemic. sent large sums Of
money to aid the sufferers. This money
was sent south by the different Grand
Lodges, but was not oil used, and such
amount as was not used has been re-
turned and distributed in proportion to
the amounts denoted. The Masonic
Lodge received back 80 per cent. of their
donation. while the Odd Fellows re-
ceived % per cent. OF theirs.
If you have any accounts with my
house in this place please come in and
make settlement, as propose shortly
to put all unsettled bills in the bands of
attorneys for collection. / will thank all
persons who are indebted to me to call
at my store. or write me, before next
| Thursday. the Goth of the present month.
Phoebe, March Is, 1879.
r. c. PoUJADE.
CHRIsTENINa.--L Sunday Father
Seaman christened several children,
among which were those of Joe Sears,
Gus Adelman and John Roeder's. Those
who had the pleasure OF hearing Father
Scanlan preach Sunday speak very high
ly of his sermons and say that his i'm
provement has been wonderful since he
was in charge Of the Catholic Church in
Phoebe. He left on Tuesday for Beaver
and Fisco. Utah.
INGEBsoLL' LECTURES who do
not wish to believe that there is shot
place" hereafter, and that consequently
they are safe from further torment after
the cares OF this world are over, had bet.
ter buy copy of Ingersoll's Lectures,
which are for sale by w. P. Goodman al
q rate that Is cheap in comparison with
what the cost Of fuel will be if there is q
future state to which many will be con.
signed.
Tw1Ns.-Bya notice in another column
it will be seen that twin children were
born in Phoebe on Sunday last, and
it was very great surprise to the ole
man. We believe this is only the SECOND
occurrence of the kind in Phoebe where
the women have perpetrated such prac'
tical jokes as this upon their husbands
They are alive and kicking, and arr
squalling to the best OF their ability Il
show that their lungs are healthy.
MEADOW VALLEY CoMpANY.-As tn
Valley mill did not run portion of Jan
uary aud February owing to the water a
the mill being frozen, payday for Jan
uary was delayed until Wednesday last
when everything due for January AMI
February was paid up. The compan,
. has commenced shipping bullion agail
and the mill is running along very fairly
PAY.DAY.-Monday last was pay.da,
Of the Raymond & Ely Company. Tn
coin distributed around Phoebe was 8
, quietly absorbed in various direction
that it even did not raise ripple. A
for any stir created about town in an
line OF traffic no one would have oh
served that payday had come and gone
|. The newly elected Chief Engineer +
!, the Fire Department was around las
Tuesday trying the fire-plugs. seeing tha
I they were in good condition in case c
emergency. The recent fire at Rem
make people wide-awake now as to th
possibility Of q fire and careful to avoi
it il possible.
If you have any accounts with N
!. house in this place please come in an
y make settlement, as I propose short
to put all unsettled bills in the hands {
: attorneys for collection. will thank q
persons who are indebted to me to ca
at my store, or write me, before ne,
: Thursday, the Goth OF the present montl
II Phoebe, March Is, 1879.
II T. G. PoUJADE.