The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-03-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Il A Bottle OF Trib should be in every
household.
The house cleaning seas on cometh rapi-
dly on apace get ready to be fired bodily
By the busy housewife.
Deputy County Recorder Harrison has
added newest style Remington type
writer to the furniture of his Office.
The County Assessor has already
begun the assessment Of property around
town. CIT ready for an interview with
him.
John Roeder left town to-day for
Pahranagat valley and will extend his
trip to the new gold find 100 miles south
Of there
Mrs. Sam Lee and Mrs. Mathews of
Panaca, both Of whom have been very
low for some time with pneumonia, are
now improving.
The personal property OF the estate OF
Louie 2. Betz is being sold as opportu-
nifty offers. A large portion of the fur
nture stock is already gone.
Nj. Flynn, until recently foreman at
the Onondago mine, which position he
resigned several weeks ago left Wednes-
day for Haley, Idaho.
Unemployed men are somewhat mum.
erous around town. Several have gone
to Osceola, where some rich finds are
said to have been made recently.
Mr.. Ralph Nicholl and family left by
private conveyance last Wednesday,
destined for New York 1t is said they
will return in about three months.
The Carson boy, Fred Brault, Is years
old, who stabbed companion several
weeks ago, has been sentenced to one
years imprisonment by Judge Rising.
Senator Sawyer and Assemblyman
McFadden arrived on this mornings
Milford stage from Carson. Assembly.
man Van Enron is visiting San Francisco
before returning.
If you want something really choice
and good in the jewelry line N. P.
Dooley & Co. agents for the firm of Chate-
lain Il Golden can furnish it you from
the stock they constantly carry
La grippe and its accompanying ills
seems to have knocked all desire for
fun or amusement out of us, but many
are looking for the annual announcement
of ball by the Odd Fellows next month.
Last saturday quartette of Phoebe
sportsmen took in Spring Valley on
duck hunt. The birds were not at all
plentiful but p were secured. This
ends the sport for this season, the birds
having nearly all migrated northward.
A most carefully selected assortment
of quadruple plated ware of elegant de.
\ signs, decorated toilet sets, decorated tea
sets, gilt finished mugs and cups, crumb
brushes and trays and general assert.
ment of crockery as received during
the week at j. Eisenmanns.
Col. j. A. Heating, Prof. Joseph Cans
and Il. Ii. Franks of Montana arrived by
Thursdays Cherry Creek stage They
came for the purpose of taking look at
the mines around Ely. Mr.. Franks was
here over year ago and it is fair to con-
clude he was favorably impressed with
the showing here.-W. P. News.
l.. " Werthemer came in on Tues.
days Milford stage from Butte Montana
on visit to his parents. Louie is doing
well and reports favorably on the success
OF nearly all our townsmen who migrated
to that live and prosperous section. He
W III iCbuib bCAb NIOutity. i
Fred Hartstrom Swede, died at his
cabin last night about II o'clock. De.
ceased was affected with lead poisoning,
but was not considered as dangerously
ill. He was able to be up and around
the house yesterday until evening. DIR.
Crowder, who was called, believed death
due to paralysis of the heart, superin.
dnced by lead poisoning
The Union Pacific r r Co. announces
special passenger rates from nearly all
points in Utah. Idaho and Wyoming to
Salt Lake and return during the ap.
preaching conference season. Under the
rate round trip ticket from Milford,
good from April 2nd to the 10Th can be
had for IS SO. Tho regular fare each
way is 50 05.
Francisco Passini instituted suit this
morning in the District Court against
Joseph Delmue for $4,000 damages, for an
assault and battery committed last De.
cember and which resulted in the loss of
an eye and other injuries to Passini.
passini's eye was injured SO badly that
R'ts removal was necessary to save the
Y sight of the other.
The dam built by the Panaca Water
Storage company two months ago, at the
Hammond milk ranch Immediately below
Dullionville, is full of water, which
covers about sixty acres of ground. Its
capacity is to DO increased next wear.
Inc syphus boys are now breaking up
an eighty acre blot NJ a,oI -