The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-03-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Henry Rice reports wild ducks as
plentiful at Spring Valley.
The present sitting of the Nevada
Legislature will end tomorrow.
A bottle of Trib should be in every
household
C.J. Bosko, drumming for himself and
other firms, did the town Tuesday.
DIR. f. II. Hall, dentist, after spending
a month here, left on Wednesdays stage.
The Phoebe Con. Mining company pay
off tomorrow the 2Oth for the month of
February.
The public schools re-opened on Mon
dry with only a reasonable attendance in
each department..
County Recorder H. W. Turner left
last Monday and will be absent more
than month on trip to California.
Joe Phillips is building an addition to
his house in the lower end of town, for
merly known as tho Fortman house
The "manly art is engaging the at.
tention of the boys again, and bouts with
the gloves form part of every evenings
amusement now.
A postal note was picked up on the
street week ago, which. the owner can
recover by calling at T. E. Edwards
saloon and proving ownership.
The first days of the week were blus.
terry and stormy but the warmth of the
the past few days have set our residents
to pruning their shade trees, some of
which are already budding slightly.
Last week wild ducks were reported
as plentiful at Round Valley and
vicinity, and Saturday last three of our
local sportsmen went down and remained
over Sunday. The ducks had nearly all
migrated northward, however, and the
trio Of hunters succeeded in bagging only
bakers dozen.
The Reno Journal of the l4th says
Articles of incorporation for railroad
from Phoebe to Reno have been filed il
the office of the Secretary of State. A
c.. Cleveland and associates are the in
corporrators and have paid ten per cent
of the capital stock. Renoites may
wake up one of these mornings and fine
a new railroad built into town from tn
southeast.
In nearly every case of death from on
scourge of la grippe, the victims hav
been more or less affected by other com
plants or diseases before la gripp
fastened upon them, and all those VIII
are now recovering find it difficult to re
gain their normal strength and vigor
general feeling of lassitude prevails
which makes the patient blow wit
fatigue after almost the slightest effort
While horseback riding last Sunda
afternoon, Miss May Earle met wit
what might have proven serious acc
dent. The animal she was ridin
jumped slightly, and the side horn of tn
saddle turning at the same time cause
the rider to fall with some fore
to the ground. Miss Earle's foot caugh
in the stirrup, but came loose before 81
was fairly dragged. The horse ran ava
and was caught in the lower part
town.
1t is reported that the ties and raj
which were piled at Milford la'
fall for use in constructing the ros
south are being hauled back, whether
build new road or for repairs is n
known. 1t is now regarded as pref
certain that no railroad will be built
us this year.
[LATERl-A note from H. w. Turne
Milford, dated the 18th inst, says tn
orders were received that day to reta
there all the material on hand for bull
ing the extension south, but that the
was no telling how soon the order mig
be countermanded.