The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-11
Local 4;a'ntezHSence.

ta w. d. othnley WAS I'LL IToU Oeyser Ii.c
first Of the week
Lewis Sharp was in town from Little
Cherry Creek Tuesday. ~
A. C. Smith. travelling for the Reming-
ton.Johnson company Of Salt Lake. came
in by private conveyance Sunday.
Martin Horton Of Quinn Canyon was
10 town Tuesday on his way home from
the cattle delivery at Desert Springs
Murray Godbe came in on Tuesdays
Milford stage on electric light business
and will return to Salt Lake to morrow.
Mike Williams shipped lot of 43O
ounce ore taken from the Amador mine,
to the Conklin smelter in Salt Lake
last week.
James Giles has bought the old
Lazenby property on McCannon street
from the Louis Betz estate and has
thoroughly overhauled it.
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The work of building the Jackrabbit
r road is now to be pushed, and unless we
are overwhelmed from the outside there
will soon be no idle men about town.
Mr.. Floyd, agent Of Mccoy & Co., of
Walla Walla, Wash, mail contractors,
was in the city the first of the week at.
tending to business connected with his
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The town presents a fine appearance
since the trees have fully ieaved out.
Fruit trees are loaded down with fruit of
all kinds, and the locust trees resemble
huge bouquets.
w. C. Glissan has the contract to
grade the roadbed Of the smelter tram
way from Panaca Flat, in town, to the
junction with the Jackrabbit road, and
began work ON it last Saturday.
Two loads of bottled beer arrived from
Salt Lake Saturday, for the merchants
and saloon keepers Of the town. This,
with the two local breweries, ought to
supply our demand for time.
A. F. Gregerson has taken a contract
for Eve miles Of grading on the Jack
rabbit railroad bed, running from the
Day mine in this direction. He left last
Monday to bring in men and tools to
r prosecute the work.
Right Rev. A. Leonard, bishop of the
Utah and Nevada diocese, writes that
he will make his annual visit here on the
9Th Of next month. Services will be
held in the Episcopal church on Cedar
street.
Upwards Of 400 tons Of freight is at
Milford for the Phoebe Con. Mining com.
pany awaiting shipment. The bulk Of
it is rails for the new road to Jackrab.
bit, the balance machinery and supplies
for the new smelters, ,-...r-
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Spiro Dooklestich has ordered a con.
Segment Of goods from San Francisco.
and intends opening q place Of business
next door to N. P. Dooley & Co.. where
he will keep on hand fresh candies, de.
licious drinks, and fine fruits direct from
San Francisco. He will be ready for
business about the Fourth of July.
In the Justices court last week the
case Of Rasmus Ma,lsen against Charles
Stein was tried before the court without
Jury. Madsen claimed 500, but Stein
held two notes given him by Madsen
which exceeded Madsen's claim by
$l4.77. and for which amount Stein OBJ.
tanned judgment, including costs, which
was paid. n tssei q
The FIRE department win give grand
ball at Browns hall on Monday evening
July 6. Of which full notice will be giver
next week. Monday evening il selected
for the rsAson that NJ Fourth falling OF
Saturday vould PeeHbIy Affect the At
tsndancs Of balf On such . night, ant
besides. aswsars to cslsDrate, We dom
want ill ar fun At one time.
The telegraph failed to work duriu,
part OF last week IL was down in th
vicinity Of Pine Valley, Utah, and ala
ct the crossihg Of the new road at tn
edge OF town near the old Bowsry mine
where the wire appeared to have bee
cut by some malicious person. A +,
ward Of $40 win Be paid'for iusormatio
which will lead to the detection Of III
person who did It.