The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-09

Appeal of the bond cases brought up
for discussion and 81, 900 provided for to
prosecute the same
Regular statements Of county officers
allowed, also list of claims against the
county as shown elsewhere.
The tax levy for the current year
amounting to So 60 for the county and
SO 80 for the town of Phoebe was then
levied as follows: State tax 80 cents,
general county tax 81 SO, Redemption
Fund 30 cents, Current Expense Fund
40 cents, School Fund As cents. Fire
Fand, Phoebe township, 20 cents.
Last Tuesday morning about 25 feet of
the upper story of the building on Mead
Ow Valley st., known as Armory Hall,
hl,smashing things generally and almost
mining the stone building of F. w.
(lute adjoining. Both buildings have
been unused for years. The Armory
Hall building cost over $4,000 and
would have been good for years to come
but for careless, almost criminal, bad
work in building portion of the north
west corner which defect at the time was
hidden by small frame building.
The well-known and enterprising pub.
fishers, The History Company of San
Francisco, have just published the long
talked of new book, entitled "Marvels of
the New West" This grand book has
been eagerly awaited and will be largely
sought after by the people throughout
the entire Pacific Coast. The success
agents are having ON this book is some.
thing extraordinary, The publishers
want agents to sell the book; and offer
rare inducements. See advertisement in
another column.
The management and control Of the
water property of the estate Of R. H.
Elan, deceased. was transferred last
1 Monday by the Administrator of the Es-
@sst tow. S. Godbe, who recently pur-
chased the same from the heirs of the
estate at San Francisco. Technical pos.
\ session will be retained by the Admins.
traitor until the estate matters are fully
settled.
Inc names of over one hundred men
are now on the pay rolls of the Phoebe
Con- and Yuba Mining Co.'S. and up.
wards Of $4,000 per month are dis.
"ursea A few pay days at this rate
ana the effect will be generally felt.
Al the present rate of improvement,
We shall soon experiences the trials Of
corners" in the produce" line. The
brethren from over the line will not find
'ne market so easily to overstock.
dEYsER.-This is the name of post.
once Just established by the Postal De.
paF'ment in Lake Valley, with Harry
W. Carpenter as Postmaster. Mail for
We present should be sent to Patterson,
The Christy Mining Co. at Silver
8ssf shut down last Saturday. This
Practically closes up the camp, and q
number of old.timers are anxiously
looking in this direction.
Several teams laden with -four found il
necessary to unload last week at points on
We desert on account of bad roads. Sew.
M loads of -four are stored at Sulphur
%Desert Springs.
h'enmann had quite a run in the
'ueof cooking stoves during the week.
O'a cooking stoves command premium
''~ over prices asked two months ago.
'he District Court will meet on the
"'' Monday in April unless Judge Fitz.
s''ald changes the date in the meantime.
,ne present school term here will run
'A''' about the middle of April.
the week.
"ouse hunting" still continues.
Flour sells at q per hundred.