The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-27
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How did you ENJOY your Shriht"as'
Bargains! bnrgaina! bargains!!! at
the Palace.
Last Monday was the shortest day in
the year,
For cheap New Years gift go to the
Palace.
BOTTLE of Trb should be in every
household.
Get ready for New Years aud be sure
TO make good start.
Our stores all report the holiday trade
to have been good this year.
John Roeder leaves for the Muddy
Valley to-day to be absent two weeks.
There will be ball at Browns Hall, on
New Years Eve, Dec. 81. Admission
$3.50.
J. Nesbitt & Bro. lost valuable horse
from their wood team last Monday
through sickness.
Several OF our business men failed to
receive consignments Of goods intended
for the holiday trade.
Sheriff Turner was busy for several
days during the week renovating the
District Court room, and covering the
floor with linoleum.
Assistant Sup't. Ralph Nichols Of the
P. c. Co. returned Thursday from his
trip to New York where he went on bus.
mess connected with the company.
Chas. Stein has brought suit in the
District Court against James P. Cum
Minis to recover judgment for $500 on
two promisory notes executed in 1884.
The Phoebe public schools closed on
Tuesday last for the holidays. They
will reopen on the 9Th Of January 1891
which will he week from next Monday.
The auction sale Of furniture at the
Phoebe Hotel last Saturday, was we'll At.
tended, and as is usual in such cases
many articles brought more than they
could be bought for new.
Lieutenant. Governor elect j. Pouj Jade
and wife departed for Carson City last
Monday to assume the duties Of his new
Office. He will be back at the next sit.
ting Of the District Court here.
About 30 men were drafted last week
from the Yuba and Jackrabbit mines at
Phoebe. Bill Stewards silver bill which
lis better than free coinage" was the
cause. Democratic Exchange.
Postmaster Shier contemplates shortly
putting into the office set of metallic
post Office boxes and delivery window
for the convenience Of himself and the
public; if business will only improve q
little more
Last weeks edition Of the RECORD
containing description Of the execution
of Hank Parish, though containing many
extras, was soon exhausted and many
called for copies, which however were not
to be had.
j. Poujade and Chas. w. Roeden
have brought suit in the District Court
against P. Ryan and James Ryan to try
the title to the old Klincensmith mine
in Pennsy lyania District 30 miles south
Of Panaca.
The decision Of Judge Wells iu the
case OF Thomas Taylor We. s. T. Godbe,
Frank t'olbe aad w. 8. Godbe was filed
in the District Court here yesterday.
Plaintiff sued for $25, 900 damages to the
Phoebe and Bullionville railroad. He
gets nothing and defendants have judg
ment for their costs.
The bulk of the $l650 remaining il
the General County Fund for the pay
ment Of old scrip. has been paid out By
the County Auditor. Several hundred
dollars however are still held to avail
the presentation Of old scrips. Look NJ
your securities. Scrip issued prior t
October 1877 will take the Persimmons
A MlnersyIlle youth created quite
sensation in that burg last week b!
''skipping out for Salt Lake city on tn
morning Of the day on which the wed
ding should have occurred. Every prep
aration lad been made for the celebration
of the nuptials, which are now postpone'
indefinitely. The conduct of the younI
gentleman who otherwise is said to hav
been a model young man, is unexpialn
able. Beaver Utohian.
Mr.. Frank Slocum, Of Minneapolis
MIMI. who was at Bristol during to
summer Of 1888, in the interest OF tn
Bristol Development Co., came In Of
last Tuesdays Milford stage. He cam
to attend to the assessmept on tn
Mayaower mine. Bristol, ip behalf of tn
company. The property is now claime'
by three separate parties Two @
whom claim under judgments on tn
foreclosure Of mechanics liens.
Patience has ceased to be virtue, an
hereafter Postmaster Shier viii insist a
m obselsapc Of the postal laws, in RI
gard to office hours, ip the issuance {
Money Orders aud the Registery of le