The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-07-05

prominent in White Pine county in 1873
The Bellevue Chronicle, in mentionins
the marriage, says: ''The bride. Mis-,
Lucie f. Collier, is young lady who
has resided here with her mother for 8
year or more, and is well known, and t,
say that is to say well liked, in socia
circles of this city. She is a charming
girl, and her winning manners and
sprightly and witty conversation render
her great favorite with her friends
She is well qualified to be companiop
to her husband and all who are acouaint.
ed with the parties predict most happy
future for them. The ceremony which
took place at eight o'clock on Wednesday
evening the l4th, at the future residence
OF the bridal pair on Third street, was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Osborne, who
spoke the beautiful words of the Episco.
pal service with appropriate solemnity.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
pearl blue satin decorated with Lilies OF
the Valley, and looked the personitica.
ton of youth and loneliness. Only few
personal friends were present at the cere.
mony, as 1t was desired to be as private
as possible. The bride and groom were
serenaced at their residence late in the
evening, by band of four pieces. and
the compliment was duly appreciated"
G. F. Williams, at one time superin.
tendent OF the Meadow Valley mine at
Pioche, and Superintendent of the Leeds
Mining Company at Silver Reef, Utah,
and more recently Superintendent of
gold mine in California, has been an.
pointed Superintendent Of a gold mine in
Transvaal. South Africa, at salary Of
Sl5, 900 year. Mr.. Williams is now in
London, on his way to Africa. George
L. Kives of Eureka is offered a situation
under Mr.. Williams.
INFORMATION WANTED. - Mrs. E.
Knight, of Pleasant Hill,!Selina county,
Nebraska, writes for the information as
to the whereabouts of her son, Henry A.
Howard, who, when she last heard of
him. owned mine in Grass Valley, not
far from Nevada City,"
Mrs. GEO. c. MATHEWS, who now re.
sides in Florida, sent the doctor a bundle
OF moss that covers the trees in the
southern country, also bunch to us, for
which that lady will please accept our
thanks. 1t brings to memory the days
gone by when We were youngster.
THE FOURTH. The day passed very
quietly in Phoebe, many of our residents
having gone out of town to the several
places picnicking. In the evening there
was dance given at Washington Hall,
and most of those who remained in town
attended.
The report recently brought up by
Mr.. J. R. Megarrigle from the Muddy,
to the effect that our Public Administra.
tor had committed suicide by taking an
overdose of mulberry pie, we are most
happy to inform the public, was simply
a canard.
THERE is small green worm that is
doing injury to the beans and several
other vegetable plants at Panaca. This
same little worm is doing considerable
injury down in the southern settlements.
Mrs. MILLER and two of her children
arrived from Leeds on Tuesday evening
and are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Car.
man. Ed Prudential also came up
with them from Silver Reef.
"THE girls are all sweet on me now"
remarked Comet millionaire Yesterday.
They pay me great homage since came
into town, for they think l own a rich
mine, but it don't 60"
The Best assortment of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by |
J. Poujade. Meadow Valley street. |
Wholesale and retail; home made and |
imported.
WHEN most Of the Bristol people, and
hose at Royal City and Highland, are
Ill dumped into Phoebe, the old town
presents lively appearance.
The people are now arriving at Pam
,uich Lake to summer This is the sum.
ner watering place of Eastern Nevada
md Western Utah.
The fruit crop down on the Muddy,
Ir. Logan writes up, never looked bet.
er. There will be an abundance Of all
finds of fruit.
SCHOOL CLOSED The public school
losed on Thursday afternoon until Sep.
ember.
WORD was received in Phoebe on last
sunday evening that Eugene Blair died
t Auburn, California, on the 9th of
une.
The Board Of County Commissioners
viii meet on next Monday. Present
our bills to the Clerk Of the Board to.
lay.
The Belle Of Bristol, accompanied by
Ter cavalier, graced our streets with her
resence on Sunday last.
CHARLEY HOPKINS has been appointed
ssayer for the Day furnace and will leave
or Bristol to-day. 4
THE crops in Pahranagat Valley this
ear are very good, Much better than
ast wear,