The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-07-16

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Services are held twice daily at the
Catholic church and good attendance
is always had.
The library has been removed into the
lower room of the Odd Fellows building
on Main street.
Miss Mary CAPTAIN, who short time
ago severely sprained her ankle. is able
to be about again.
The establishment Of company store
as it is called is not looked upon with
kindly eyes by our merchants.
Bob Martins is the only house in town
that keeps the genuine Live Oak
whisky.
j. McMahon h Co. offer their stock of
groceries for sale at figures less than cost
as they are going out of that line of bust.
ness.
j. w. Reid, of Freiburg district was in
town this morning on his way to Milford.
He reports but little prospecting going
on there.
The railroad grade running from the
mines along the hillside west of town is
about finished, and tracklaying there
will soon begin.
DR.. Nesbitt returned Wednesday from
Panaca, where he has been recuperating
for the past month. He is much i'm
proved in health and vitality.
In our issue of the 9th an error was
made in the name of the young lady
taking the role of the goddess of liberty
at Panaca on the 4th Of July, it ought to
have been Miss Nellie Gentry.
For wall paper 60 to Wertheimer's.
The Psnaca Jockey club are preparing
for some sport at that place on the Oath
and 18th inst. Horse racing and foot
racing will form the principal amuse-
ments. Posters are up outlining the
amusements.
A dense volume of smoke from the
rear of the Phoebe Meat Market this af.
ternoon caused the ringing Of fire alarm
Both companys turned out, to find it
only resulted from the burning of some
old papers in the stove.
Public interest in the killing of the
Italian, Louie Clara, at Jackrabbit on
the Fourth has not entirely subsidized.
The matter is discussed on the side and
the opinion prevails that number of
facts concerning it were not brought out,
though the grand jury exhausted their
resources in the matter.
The locomotive for use on the Jack
Rabbit road will be shipped from the d.
& R. G. road at Salina, Utah. The U.
P. Company at Ogden refused to receive
Il from the D. & r. G. Co. there for
to Milford, which necessi.
lated re-shipping it around to the Salna
terminus. 1t is probably now on the
road.
The Godbe Merchantile company is
putting the Jacobs & Sultan building in
rider for business. 1t is to be entirely
enovated and painted. Goods are ar
living daily, and are temporarily stored
n the library room. 1t will be upwards
# month before the new store will be
n full operation.
A few of our we'll known young
Gentlemen of Phoebe contemplate
trip to the garden of the gods.
)eserting Cupid's hayward frolics they
1ill assume holy and sacred form of
doration toward Hymen in the near
lture. Owners OF real estate will do
'ell to commence preparatory work of
aleable property in the line Of cottages.
The young people fully appreciate the
ne July evenings, more so for the moon
ght strolls on our residence streets, and
he soft balmy breezes carry to the ears
inattentive listeners, with unexpected :
the melody of lovers VOWS;
, hear now and again some masculine
DICE whisper in tone which would al.
lost melt heart of ice, Darling, love
ou" and the harsh rejoinder of the
bject of his alteration say, Don't be so
oolish."
The Lincoln mine, located on the hill
de back of the old Alps mine east of
'wn, and owned by Messrs. A. Werner,
William Lloyd and s. T. Godbe, is look
g fine now. The ledge was struck
eek or more ago, and a good showing
fair grade ore is obtained. The work 4
'ntinues and the owners expect to reap
rich harvest, as all agree that a rich
Gin exists there somewhere, as is evi.
snced by the great output of the Alps
inc in former years.
The work Of T. E. Edwards and vii.
am Lloyd at their Chloride mine in
ighland district is turning out nicely.
he claim lies on the west side of the
'nge about four miles from the brewery. :
tarting on an iron stain, few feet led
iron ore carrying good percentage !,
lead, which has now changed to car. !.
,nate ore heavy in lead and carrying
ell in silver aud at depth of only
ghteen feet. It is regarded as a very ]