The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cold weather.

A Bottle OF Irlb should he IN every
household.
Spring Valley stoekmen were plent'
full in town this week,
Several water pipes about town are still
stuck up" from frost,
A private letter says there are about
300 idle men in Eureka, Tintic, Utah.
No danger of a wood famine this Win.
ter. Hundreds of cords are piled about
town and the price remains at 50.
The District Court will meet at Ely
next Monday. No word has been re-
ceived that Judge Talbot will extend his
trip down here this time.
The furnace luns like clock. One or +
two additional coal teams have been put
on. The run will end with the consump'
ton of ore and supplies now on hand.
John DICKINSON the town constable is
also candidate for public favor as
night Waterman, and is on duty nightly.
Thus at present we have three nocturnal
guardians.
The Board of County Commissioners
hold their monthly meeting next Mon
day and all bills against the County
should be presented to the County Clerk
by Saturday next.
Details of the proposed new Reduc-
ton works below town have been sub
mitted to the eastern management and
ground will probably be broken on the
new site next week
We are indebted to Assemblyman Geo.
b. Van Emon for copies of the Biennial
Reports Of the Governor and Secretary OF
State and for copy of the Inaugural ad-
dress of Governor Colcord.
Last Friday night John Boyle became
afflicted with ''snakes" in mild form
and for safety to himself and others was
conveyed to the county jail which is
temporarily converted into hospital.
DR.. +, A. Hall dentist, is practicing
his profession here again and is located
in the Office of DIR. Nesbitt on Lacour st.
The length of his stay will be determined
by the amount OF business coming in.
One thing of which this town is deci-
dedly short is a supply of domestics.
There are number of places open for
girls or women for housework at wages
ranging from $l5 to $2j per month but
they can't be had.
Don't forget the library entertainment
to morrow night. The object is deserv.
ing one anyway and all attending will
get their moneys worth fully from the
entertainment alone. 1t takes place al
Library Hall on Main st. Admission
only 50cts. The participants are busy
rehearsing their respective parts.
A large pile Of manure stood on thu
sidewalk on Lacour st. in front Of Mes
bits stable from last Friday until Mon
day night when some irate individual
tired Of seeing such an obstruction, firet
it back into and against the building
scattering it generously over the ha!
stored inside and the question is, wa
this an act of malicious mischief
1t is currently reported that ]. B. Gin
ton and F. w. Dickle who located tn
West Ham mine near the Half Moo
group on the lst inst. have sold the clair
to Mr.. Ralph Nichol for $4,000, money
be paid within GO days. The locator
have done but little work on the clair
and it is certainly streak of luck fc
them.
Henry Wurtz left last Sunday afte
noon on horseback for Hike intending
stop at Bennett Springs that night. II
lost the road and brougt up on Dry Lal
20 miles west of Bennett at IL o'clocl
He camped and turned out his hors
hobbled. The animal broke away ar
Wurtz late on Monday night succeed'
in reaching Bennett Springs foot,
Patrick Nc Donough died at his hon
here yesterday morning at $50 o'clo
from ~ combination of Brights disea
and Miners Consumption. Deceased h
resided here since about 1874 and was
years of age His wife died two yes
ago. Deceased leaves large fam
some Of whom however are grown. T
funeral took place this afternoon at fc
O'Clock from the residence on Mead,
Valley ST. Ea#
Many years practice have given G.
Snow 4 Co., Solicitors of Patents,
Washington D. c., unsurpassed succ
in obtaining patents for all classes of
ventions. They make speciality of
jected cases, and have secured allowal
of many patents that had been previo
ly rejected Their advertisement
another column, will be OF interest to
ventors, patentees. manufacturers,
all who have to do with patents.
IA Yesterday'sfre alarm was sounded
account of fire in the Nevada Hotel
smiling from defective flue in one Of
upper rooms. No particular damage
done. Hose Go. No. got on strear