The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-29

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adieu to Washington in short time. G.
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DELEGATE AND REPRESENTATIVE
Dave COIN left Phoebe Saturday last. to
attend the Democratic State Convention,
held at Winnemucca last Thursday, the
9th. He carried the proxies of the
other delegates from Lincoln county and
has four votes in the convention. Dave
will also attend the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge of F. & A. M. of Nevada as rep
resentative of st. Johns Lodge, No. Is,
of Phoebe. The Grand Lodge meeting
will be held at Virginia City on the 18th,
10Th and 18th of June. He is also rep
resentative Of Phoebe Lodge No. %, l. D.
0. F., and the Encampment of Phoebe, to
their Grand Lodge meetings in Virginia
City in June.
REruRNED.--Adolph Cohn, after an
absence of two years in Europe, re-
turned to Phoebe on Thursday. He looks
the same Adolph as when he left, al
though during his absence he has become
a benedict. County Assessor Henderson
also returned on Thursday having been
absent about six weeks, assessing the
lower and outside portions of the county,
travelling during his trip over eleven
hundred miles. He looks well and the
trip appears to have benefited his health.
Oliver Schaffer, who left here last No
vember, has taken to himself wife in
Canada, was expected to arrive here last
evening. ... .....
The REsULT.-We are indebted to
David Cohn, delegate from this county to
the Democratic State Convention, for a
special despatch as to the result of the
meeting of that body. For Congress,
Geo. Cassidy of Eureka. For Judge of
the Supreme Court, @. H. Belknap of
Virginia City. Delegates to the National
Convention to be held in Cincinnati on
the Odd of June, Ellis, German, Stone
hill, Matt. Caravan, Hagerman and Sad
Ter. Presidential Electors, Deal, Dennis
and McFarnahan.
CRADLEs.-Mr. Speaker received dur
ing the week large assortment of era.
dies. These cradles have been so long on
their way hither that the infants they
were originally ordered for have all grown
| up and married off and now have babes
Of their own, and the little cherubs will
now fill the cradles ordered by their
grandparents for their own infants.
Masonic AID ASSOCIATION. M. j.
Henley, General Agent for the North
western Aid Association of Chicago, was
in town three or four days during the
past week soliciting the Masonic Order to
become members Of the Association. He
left as agent in Phoebe to attend that
business Jos. Behr, Of the firm of j. My.
ers Bro.
Ice CREAM.- During the stiff cold
weather of Tuesday Mexican, with the
cheek of Government mule, was around
endeavoring to seduce our citizens inte
purchasing that summer luxury known al
ice cream, and at time when the afore
said citizens were hugging warm stovei
endeavoring to keep Oft the cold.
FREIGHT. Large amounts Of freigh'
arrived yesterday for Jos. Elsenmann
D. G. Clark, and number of our mer
chants. Joe. succeeded in pushing hi
freight forward as it is now coming il
pretty rapidly. He and Joe Kelley re
turned from their trip yesterday.
WHEN limb of the law goes arount
Boosting what great things he is going t.
do, you may safely bet he will not be sue
cessful as practitioner. It require
ability, instead Of conceit, to make a sue
cessful lawyer.
90 s.ots, and "pdy as you go On
price. one btu No. 1000 Main street.
Bugs are now painted on pstticoats.
they should take notion to explore!