The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-17
Local. Intelligence.

Local. IIlteLLLge7lce.
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A bottle of Trib should be in every
household
Tuesdays Milford stage came in with
six passengers.
Moving summer stoves back into the
house ia now in order.
Buy ticket for the school house flag
ball whether you attend or not.
Tuesdays rain was about as good q
shower as we have enjoyed this season.
Butter is a scarce article in the market
and merchants are now ordering largely
from California. ~
Geo. B. Van Enron left last Monday
! for White Pine Go. to look after some
mining Interests Ne holds in that Sec
ti6n.
w. s. G ,dbe. accompanied by his
wife. came in from Salt Lake last Thurs.
day evening and will remain until the
furnace starts.
The fact that pay day was put of
few days this month by the mining COM
pany was disappointment to number
of those who came in from the outside on
account of it.
The public are hereby notified that all
the cinnamon here now are good
fends and good cosins, no more tlobble,
all good fend now"
Hone Book.
Mrs. N. Dupont. of Main st. is just
in receipt of new lot of ladies hats,
bonnets, children's caps, etc. Call and
examine the articles.
Cook Bros. h Co., of the Phoebe Mar
ket, have added to their outfit new de.
livery wagon. The present run OF bust
ness at the railroad camps, keeps it 60
ing most of the time.
Alfred Godbe came in from Salt Lake
last Thursday. He will remain short
time then go back to Salt Lake from
which place he expects to return here
about the lst. prox. and take charge of
this paper.
This number begins the 4lst. volume
of the RECORD, which for more than 20
years has followed the fortunes of
Phoebe. which, at this time have a
brighter outlook than for many years
past
L. G. Williams, recently foreman at
the Day and Onandaga mines. left this
morning by private conveyance for Mil.
ford on his shay to Wales, England. |
He expects3 to return in about
two months. G
Don't forget the ball which is to come
off at Browns Hall tomorrow evening.
Don't forget the object of it but 90, and
besides helping along worthy and pa.
triotic object you'll have a bouncing
good time. land don't you forget It,"
Tuesday, until about P. M. was gen.
orally disagreeable day, the wind blow.
ing fiercely, in apparently every direc.
ton. In the evening a pleasant rain set
in, which continued with slight inter.
mission until after ten O'Clock.
The State Fair for the year 81 opens
at Reno on the 2lst. inst, and will con.
tinue till the 10th. A good programme
OF races and amusements is prepared and
there is no doubt but that the financial
outcome will be good.
At the school house flag ball to- NOR.
row evening dancing will commence
promptly at S:45 o'clock and will con.
tinue without intermission until 2 A. M.
when the ball will end. No arrange.
ments have been made for supper, but
refreshments can easily be obtained by
those who may need them.
John Jochimsen has resigned the office
of Constable of this township and it is
now in order for the Commissioners to
select good man to fill his place. The
Office Of constable here just now is 0 par.
ticularly important one, though the re.
muner alton is small, which fact may
make it difficult to find a man for the
place such 'ssathe public interests re.
quire.
After twenty years Of varying fortune
among us, s. d. Smith last Monday
pu|lsdnp stakes and left for Snake Val.
Icy. White Pine. County, where for
time at least he expects to remain. Sam
has been prominently before the public
here for many years past, principally in
the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff, and his
record there has been good. Snake Val.
ley is his old stamping ground and we
hope with him, that the change Of loca.
ton will result largely to his benefit. d,
We have received pamphlet entitled
Information and Advice Relating 10
Patents" from G. A. Snow & Co., the
well-known Patent Attorneys Of Wash.
ington, D. c. 1t contains directions for
procuring patents and the cost of the
Same in the United States and foreign
countries, information about the regis.
tration tof trademarks. copyrights,
caveats, and designs: also abstracts of
court decisions in patent cases, and much