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

I'D. L. AODtrtsoh 10 III toWh iioiii Az
terson district.
Mine owners and ore producers, see
the tax notice in this issue.
Cold enough at last to impress upon us
the fact that Winter is fairly here.
The latest reports on the condition of
Senator Hearst is that he is not improv-
ing.
John Roeder returned last Tuesday
from his trip to the southern part of the
county.
Hon. Geo. s. Sawyer, State Senator,
left yesterday morning for Carson, to at
tend the Legislatu
Some of the delayed Christmas goods
have been arriving during the week.
They'll do for next time.
County Commissioner Conaway failed
to attend the sitting of the Board last
Monday through illness.
Parties desiring to purchase lumber in
large or small quantities can get the same
by calling on John Roeder.
J. J. Smith who two months ago broke
his left leg was up last Tuesday for the
first time since his accident.
Justices Court work for the New Year
leads off with something of rush, and
makes it interesting for cur new j. P,
R. Sadler, proprietor of the Eureka
and Taylor stage line was in town last
Sunday settling up the business of the
road.
The public schools re.opened last Mon.
day after ten days holiday, with good
attendance in each of the three depart
ments
Mr. Frank Slocum having finished the
assessment work for 80 and 81 on the
MayAower mine at Bristol, left yester-
day for his home in Minneapolis.
We begin this week the re.publica-
tion of the work going on in the County
Recorders Office. 1t is a matter of in
terest to great many of our readers.
The Stag dump continues to move
down the hill at the rate of six inches
day, blowing up the soil, and forcing it
ahead in bank measuring from 10 to IL
feet in height.
The furnace resumed work last Tues.
day. No further accidents to the jack.
cts have occurred. A shortage of hands
was experienced for day or two but the
Supt. now says it runs L. III.
The citizens of Provo, Utah, are we'll
pleased over the proposal of the Union
Pacific Company to relay the track from
Salt Lake to Provo, and build new de.
pot at the latter place.
N. Dupont, of Lake Valley, is build.
ing corrals and other improvements at
the 4-mile well and will soon engage in
the dairy business. He expects to be
soliciting town patronage in about a
week.
w. r. McFadden, one of the Assem-.
blymen elect from this county, left on
Wednesdays Milford stage for Carson.
Mac said he would get there early so as to
practice walking on decent sidewalk
for few days.
One of our prospective millionaires is
+. w. Dickle who on the lst inst. locat.
ed the "West Am" mine near the Chish-
olm and Half Moon. He proposes now
to turn miner and make fortune with.
out knrther ado.
County Recorder Turner has an.
pointed Alex Harrison as deputy. The
appointment is good one, as Mr.. Har.
rison is well fitted with the qualifca.
tions necessary to discharge the duties of
the Recorder and Auditors office eff.
GENTLY.
Sheriff E. d. Turner has ap.
pointed George B. Warren as town
deputy. Mr.. Warren is not altogether q
stranger to the duties of the office, and
will easily fall into the routine work.
He will make good deputy.
The RECORD this week "toots its own
horn" in new 'ad," none too loudly
either in our estimation, and we propose
to hold the paper to the course there
iald down. The RECORD is with you On
general principles and will stay It's sue.
cess and your own are intimately con.
nected with each other, and it hopes to
merit and receive liberal support and en-.
couragement from the community gener.
ally.
We call your particular attention this
week to the new "ad" of. j. Nesbitt &
Bro. on this page. All the statements il
contains can be verified by calling at thei,
place Of business. The firm carries by
lar the largest and best assorted stock Of
general merchandise to be found in thi.
end OF the State. Their purchases ar,
made for cash and they are thus en-
"o'sd to sell at prices which appear ruin
ou'iy low. Each of their several de.
p"''men's is newly stocked and YOU