The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-07
NEW lO.iK SILVER AND LEAu
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54esL .kTELLiCENCE.

There will be game of base bali be-
tween the Half Moon b Us aud Panacu
nine next Sunday.
W. 5. Goaba aud Mr.. II 1t lett town
Monday by private conye, Al &c for the
city of the Saints.
A con. ierable portion 0, the Meadow
Valley works is being torn down and re-
moved to the new shelters.
A new porch is being built in front of
the Nevada hotel, which greatly i'm
proves the appearance If the place.
Charley Price aud Miss Maggie Single.
ton left ON Mondays stage for a tenn.
porary sojourn at their home in Green.
vile, Utah.
Sam Godbe, manager Of tie p. c.
Mining company, is adding much to the
beauty of his resi- lence by planting
shade trees.
Fred Godbe came into town by Satur-
days stage from Salt LAX e, and went
out to the Day miae yesterday to run
engine there.
August Werner late superintendent of
the smelter OF the ?. c. Co. left on Mon
day for Salt Lake expecting to be absent
about three weeks.
Mrs. G. E. Louder and daughter Helen
left last Monday for Salt Lake City, at
which place they will reside with rela.
tives for year or more.
Several of our gentlemen of leisure
are thinking OF seeking other fields and
pastures new, where money is more
plentiful and the scoop is not so difficult.
r. H. Browne of the Surveying firm of
Browne & Brooks, Salt Lake city came in
last Saturday and will remain some time
doing work here and vicinity for the P.
G. Co.
just received Patent Churns, Plows'
Harrows, Cultvators and full line of
Agricultural Implements. Barb, fence
and binding wire cheap at j. Eisen-
mann's
Our devil is losing flesh worrying
about slice of that big wedding cake
said to have been made several weeks
ago. He told the editor the other day
conGdentially that he thought it was all
dough.
The men at tho II alf Moon mine are
aboct organizing base ball club. AS
the force employed is somewhat limited,
they intend sending to San Francisco for
experts to complete what they need in
numbers.
III you want to get int the glaces of
your best girl leave love making alone
and whisper horse talk and the beauties
OF horseback riding and if that docs not
work like charm the most sensible plan
is to emigrate.
Everything is so calm and still around
the smelling works that it has been
named the 'Hlover's retreat" There
Darby and loan can play lovers for all
they are worth, and bill and co, to their
hearts content.
Phoebe is undoubtedly the boss town
in which to dispose of second hand furni.
ture. lnmany instances the articles bring
higher figures than new can be bought
for. 1t may be that purchasers wish to
obtain them for relies.
We have The neuclus in our midst to
form q first class athletic club. Though
we could scarcely compete with San
francisco in the matter Of money prizes,
we could do the next best-give the
winners diplomas of glory.
There was considerable talk around
town of having May day festival and
the appointment of May Queen, but it
was found there were so many eligible
young ladies to fill tho bill that the CON-
mittee failed to agree upon the selection,
and the appointment was tabled until
next year.
The glorious Fourth will soon be with
us again and our citizens cannot begin
too early in making arrangements to
celebrate the event. Besides the usual
parade other amusements should be pro.
vided as an incentive. If a o.ahead
committee, not composed OF old
fossils, take the matter in hand, we
may look forward to the day as one
long to be remembered.
The attention of our guardians of the
peace should be called to the hoodlum
element that exists in our midst. A few
nights ago during the rehearsal
Tor the entertainment by the
kindergarten company, set of
roughs congregated at the rear and front
Vi 'ne library, and the obscene language
USED oy them was disgrace to any civil.
i'%ed community. Good stout clubs in
the hands OF some of our citizens m;ob+
prove beneficial and teach them lesson
in good behavior.