The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-15
Fraternally submitted,
T. Il. Edwards,
s. ID. Smith.


RAILROAD MATTERS. Present appear.
ances indicate that the railroad, after
reaching Meadow Valley Wash, will
build in this direction before being
pushed south down the Wash, if indeed,
it is ever built there. Mr.. Chas. Il.
Pearson, Right of Way Agent for the
Railroad Company, was in town several
days during the week carefully examining
the county records with view of pur.
chasing the right of way for the road
from Dutch Flat to the Wash, thence up
the Wash, past Panaca, through Condor
Canyon and Round Valley, to a point in
tho Flat north of town about opposite
the Court House, where the location sur.
vey just made, ends. Nothing will be
done at present to secure the right of
way in Meadow Valley Wash south of
the point where the roads enters it and
this looks favorable for speedy construc.
ton in this direction. If the road is thus
built our railroad station will be about
three miles from town. Mr.. Pearson
will return soon on business connected
with the same matter.
JUSTICES CoURT--Last Saturday af-
ternoon and evening the Justices Court
was engaged with the case of Joseph
Phillips VS.. John Evans, the plaintiff
claiming $50 damages for the misuse of
lot of hired furniture. Some of the much
abused articles were produced in Court
IN evidence and materially supported the
plaintiffs case. The jury entertained
some wild ideas of what relief the plain.
tiff was entitled to ranging from 81 to
500, but finally agreed on verdict for
$30 which was of course unsatisfactory to
both parties li.igant. Yesterday how.
ever the defendant paid up the judg.
ment and costs.
TRIB-Each reader of the RECORD to .day
is asked to read every word in the adver.
tisments concerning Trib. Sometimes
we seek in vain. abroad, for what may
by search be easily found at our doors.
This seems to be the case with Trib
While we have been shipping coils" with
wonderful names, and other lniments
from the East and the West, here at
home we suddenly find an application
which will quietly and quickly do its
good work and which does not insult the
good sense Of buyers by claiming to cure
everything. Give it trial.
FIRE. An alarm of fire Thursday
evening about half past five o'clock was
promptly responded to by the Hose com.
panies in quick order. The fire was on
the roof of the Chinese restaurant and a
few buckets of water soon put it out.
The fire was caused by defective fue.
Had the fire occurred in the night seri-
GUS results might have followed as it
was in the heart of town. Every one
should see that his stove pipes, etc.,
are in such condition that no danger
may be apprehended.
INFORMATION WANTED of Byron s. Brown
who left home, COPYRIGHT River st.
Clair, Ont, Canada, in May, 1880.
His age now is about % years; height,
5 # LIZ in; dark hair; brown eyes. He
is supposed to be living in this locality,
acd anyone having seen or heard of him
would confer kindly favor by commune
eating with his parents. Photograph
will be sent to any one applying. Please
address
r. G. Brown, London p. O., Ont.
A fight occurred in one OF our saloons
Sunday night between couple of miners
The left optic Of one of the beligerents Is
now in mourning.
Spring fights, spring fires and spring
weather are forerunners Of goo d time.