The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-02

FoR NEW FIELDS. --One OF Tile pleas |
ATTEST gatherings that has happened here
in a long time occurred last Tuesday |
evening at the residence Of Mr.. J. Eisen-
mann. The company was composed Of
the personal friends Of J. v. Kelley and
the gathering took place as farewell
party to that gentleman, who departed
the following morning for Salt Lake.
most enjoyable time was had by all
present. Music and dancing. interspersed
with a most appotizing lunch, furnished
large part Of the evenings entertain
neut. The hours passed quickly and
the eastern sky was tinged with gray be-
fore steps were wendell homewards. Mr..
Kelley has resided here since 1872 and
witnessed the development and gradual
decline Of the town. He held various
positions Of responsibility and trust and
for the past seven years was cashier Of
the bank Of w. Il. Griffin, and agent for
Wells. Fargo L Co., closing business here
for both parties on the first Of last Janu.
sry. At the time Of his departure Mr.. Kee-
lev had not concluded where he would To-
cate, and he will spend several months in
travelling before concluding on that
point. His buainess knowledge and en-.
ergrtie qualities insure success to him
wherever he may locate and the RECORD
adds its good wishes to those Of his
many friends that his future may he a
prosperous one.
THURMAN BOOKLET. The San Fran.
cisco Eraminsr is making inquiries Of
prominsnt democrats as to preferences
for Thurman for President. When the
tslegraphic request for information was
handed 10 our local democrats on Thurs,
day. they I'll, with perhaps two or thre.
exospt;sns. expressed their preference a.
ior Thurmsu for president, by all means
"a they claimed that be had principle and
brains; but many who preferred him foI
president refused to Join in an answer t.
the Esomiasr's QUESTION. because the,
preferrsd Cleveland q nominee At
tornsy Gsa s. Sawyer. however, life
long and earnest democrat. sent answe
- follows: "Your dispatch circulate'
smongst prominent democrats here. AM
nearly all are outspoken for Thurman a
their first ohaice for president. thus vol
aing. y far ~ the RECORD can learn, tn
true sentiment Of nearly all the demo
:. Gratis u this section. ~ =
TIE other dsy Roht. Glover sathere
. quantity Of pig.weeds. which wer
cooked and freely eaten Of At Dime
time Soon alter the whole family wer
taken sick. symptoms Of poisoning bein
vary strong. and Mr.. Glover was oblige
70 10y Cd work the following day in cons
qasnce. Some foreign plant mast has
bseu gathered with the pig.wsed, an
thus csuaed the trouble.
ORoAs-The School Trustees have pu
chased an organ for use in the scho
rooms. and on the opening Of next tern
singing will form part Of the openir
exercises each morning. The instrume'
will b. cased up and kept under loo
snd key when not in use, to protect
from injury.
TnE Mill. Two Frue vanners a
NOV 10 place It the mill below town, al
may b. ~ 10 work to-day. A Denv
Coaosntrator is en.route from Salt I.al
and il due tomorrow. II will be set ,
snd worked in connection with the va
uers.
Riahcp Scanlan is expected in fro
Salt lake City this morning. Regul
sNrvics will bc held At tho Catho
church tomorrow, and . class which h
been in preparation for some time, "
slso be cou6rmsd,
The two-story frame building situat
on Meadow Valley street. above p
iade's store, is being torn down. It v
b used to improve the ranch Of G.
Richard in Pahranagat. Two loads w
out lest Monday.
John Shisr 10 in receipt Of new
Of drug and toilet articles A fine arri
Of cologne, in small and medium si
bostlsa, ssd 1t . low figure, is specia
with him.
In The eass Of VIM. Bell against j
Rosdsr, Executor. which was tried
Saturday in the Justices Court,
plaintiff obtained judgment for SIC
and costs.
The old building situated on the no
side Of the Hook and Ladder lot
Main strsst i being torn down.