The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-08-02
Census Estimates.


Winnemucca ................ 1877
Elko ................... Cos
Dayton and New Jerusalem. 80. GAO
Ruby Hill ................. $50
Geno. ...............,.. AIS
Silver City ................... 43l
Panaca. ................... 1923
Iiocno. ................. vs.
Cherry Creek lag
Hamilton. =. IA
Ely Excluding lndians) ...... l65
Allen Nelson of Panaca called on us
Thursday and stated that the report pub.
lished in the RECORD three weeks ago to
the effect that 'Peeping Tom" was
taking in the sights of his bath house
was started by malicious parties with
view to injuring his business. He says
nothing Of that character has taken place
and it is his aim to SO conduct the place
that it will be acceptable to the patrons
at all times.
; MARRIED-Thomas Leyshon and
Mollie Montgomery were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony at Panaca on
Tuesday evening, July 90, by Justice of
the Peace, G. G. Ronnow, at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. w. T. Rich, where the
assembled guests after congratulating
the happy couple, did ample justice to
fine repast prepared for the occasion.
George Haggerty, Of Cave Valley, says
the White Pine News, was brought to
town Tuesday by James Lanter. Mr.
Haggerty was suffering greatly from a
swollen tongue. DR.. Campbell was sent
for and lanced it, which gave the sufferer
great relief. & & M
Drop into Justice Young's Office and
register as you pass by. 1t is better to
do it now than wait until the rush, when
you will perhaps have to stand around
for an hour, awaiting your turn like a
man in barber shop on Sunday morn.
ing.
1.,nra4asl
A bottle Of Trib should be in every
household.
Religious services were held at the
Episcopal Church Sunday morning and
evening by the Rev. Mr.. Houghton.
Though quite young man he is fluent
and pleasant speaker. He Departed on
Mondays stage for Milford. \
The prostrating heat and the
destructive storms of the past week east
of the Rocky Mountains prompt Pacific
coas tiers to be thankful that they live in
a country free from such visitation.
We have received the Chloride Belt,
newspaper published in Esmeralda
county by w. w. Booth. It is a bright
and newsy sheet and the interests of
people are we'll looked after.
There has been more fights or attempts
at fight--in the last three weeks than we
have had for the last six months. Some
say this is sure sign of the camp
becoming lively one.
j. Delmue gives notice to the puplic
that hereafter no ice will be delivered in
the afternoon, and all parties desiring ice
must get what they want in the morning
from the wagon.
Our Main Street presents q better ap-
,pearance now than it has for some time.
The business men having subscribed to-
ward having the street regularly cleared
of all rubbish.
The County Commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting next
Monday. Present your bills to the
Clerk Of the Board to-day.
s,The Joanna suit which was to be tried
at Ely on August 4. before Judge Wells,
has been transferred to the United States
Circuit Court. $50
Mr.. Wertheimer has had new shingle
roof put on his store and be says that he
has now got the deadwood on the rain
and snow. t5a ~
An election for Chief Engineer of the
Phoebe Fire Department takes place next
Wednesday at Protection Hose House
No. 2. tt sa
William Schaefer was married to May
Clark by Justice of the Peace, A. A.
Young on, Sunday July 81 1890.
Tomorrow morning the Phoebe Meat
Market will have the first spring lamb of
the season.