The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-01
Local Intelligence.

Signs of winter.
Get in your wood supply while I'll
price remains low.
Look out for thugs and garroters aft,
nightfa!l.
A bottle of Trib should be in ever
household
Napoleon Dupont has sold out his mil
custom to joe. Delmue.
The butter famine is over; large sun
plies are daily arriving from California.
Anthony Ii. Godbe arrived Saturda,
evening by private conveyance from Mil
ford.
Attention Of mine owners and bullion
producers is called to the bullion tax no.
tIce in this issue.
Next Monday the board of Commits.
sioners will hold their regular monthly
meeting. Get in your bills in season.
Thomas Mitchell and family will leave
here in about two weeks for California
where they intend permanently to reside.
Mr. Wertheimer, our Main Street
clothing merchant, has taken a trip to
the Bay to purchase goods for the winter
season.
Miss Mary Captain left by MONDAYS
stage for Milford EN- route for California
where it is more than probable she will
permanently reside.
w. IL. Perry has put on a new A
team between here and Panaca on the
Milford route and will soon add new
thorough brace wagon.
A sharp frost occurred Sunday morn.
ing and daylight saw the Indian wckiups
vacated aud the noble red men counting
the warmth of sage brush fire.
The Rev. Father MoManus is expected
to return from Salt Lake some time dur.
ing the week and will resume his clerical
dut e' at the Catholic Church Sunday.
The family of R. H. Browne, who is
surveying on the Jack Rabbit road came
in from Salt Lake last Saturday and will
remain week or two visiting friends.
The run to the smelter fire on Monday
night resulted in many weary limb
and ache the following day. but the boys
were able to render valuable assistance.
The bulk Of the carpenter work at the
new works being completed A. J. Frank.
lin has opened temporary shop on Main
Street below the Mercantile Co.'S store.
The P. c. Co. paid off last Monday,
and the day was much quieter than was
expected, from the number of strangers
now n town, and the amount of money
disbursed.
Alfred Godbe went to Salt Lake
Monday. He will return about the tenth
with his family and will occupy the
Louder house on Main St., which he re.
Gently purchased.
The Utah Central Ry. Co. will sell
round trip tickets from Milford to Salt
Lake from the End. to theSth. inst, at re.
duced rate which will be good till the
IL inst. for return.
From the number of DRINKS to be seen
daily upon our streets it is a difficult
problem to solve as to how they obtain
their whisky, the majority of them hav.
ing empty pockets.
Our versatile friend Bob Martin has
taken unto himself partner not one of
the Phoebe fair daughters, as dame
rumor had it, but one of the sterner sex.
Pat Devlin is his name
Joseph Phillips has brought suit in the
District Court against Wiley Town.
SEND to recover possession of the proper.
ty in the lower end of town known as
"Cherry's House and Corral"
The school house flag pole is about
ready to be put up. The children of the
various departments are making up a
fund of nickel subscriptions with which
to purchase pulley and rope.
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Shier has quite a novelty in the way
OF presents. For 25 cents a cake Of per.
fumed soap and a handsome looking
glass are given. ANY one with dirt
begrinned countenance after such an Oh.
of admiring himself should be l
ruled ont Of all genteel society.
Fay day last Monday was the event Of |
the week, and though somewhat deferred
was gladly welcomed by both laborer |
and storekeeper. As usual, the tiger
was aroused from his slumbers and a
considerable amount of hard earnings
found lodgment in his capacious law.
A couple Of men who had been hunting
Tor hight most of Saturday finally found q
1t and commenced to disfgure each n
other to their hearts content, the eyes of O
one Of the combstants were SO effectuallv 4
closed he could not see hay stack an a
inch from him. The sheriff taking pity
on them landed both in the cooler.
A rather novel incident occurred ON 3
Main Street few days ago. A squaw il