The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-21

All outdoor work at the new smeltera
and on the tramway line was suspended
to-day on account of bad weather.
S. R. Mclaughlin. of Highland is in
town nursing an injured foot, on which
40 gallon barrel of water fell while at
the mine.
Mrs. Jane Bird, mother of Mrs. L. L.
Woods of Clover Valley, died at that
place on the 7th inst. after only few
days illness. She wac past her eightieth
year. The body was taken to st. George
Utah for interment.
The attention of the public is called to
the advertisement of the Phoebe aud
Taylor stage line, which appears this
week. Good Accommodations on the line
for passengers now, ami good time is
made.
DR.. j. A. Nesbtt fell in fit on Main
street last Monday from the effects of
ale oholism, and has since been seriously
i'll since. He was very low yesterday
and to-day.
PREPARE FOR THE FLY SEASON.
Wire cloth, ready made screen doors,
window screens, and everything neces-
sary to keep out flies. Also Ice Cream
freezers, and a fine lot of garden hose
cheap at j. Eisenmann's.
The Milford and Phoebe stage line,
under the management of Perry & Aus
tin. signifies this week its readiness to
serve the travelling public. This line al.
ways gets through on time. Round trip
tickets to Milford and return can be had
for 500.
The town ordinances went into effect
yesterday. Since their adoption good
deal of cleaning up has been done in
various parts of town and the work still
goes on. This is right. Let us make
general clean up, and keep matters SO
thereafter.
A host of missionaries ought to be
thrown broadcast into the southern por.
tion of our county, and an attempt made
to civilize that section. Our assessor,
whilst engaged in the task of looking up
the wealth of that community, has to
have body guard to protect him in his
arduous duties.
Max Schaefer has taken a years lease
from Louis Klein on the Highland brew.
cry and is now at work fixing up the
place aud expects to have beer on the
market within a month. With two
local breweries and active competition
our beer supply this summer should be
both good and cheap.
The Z. c. company has decided to ex.
tend its tramway to the Day mine, and
one line has already been surveyed
through. A second line is now being
run, which will make gravity road OF
it, rendering it unnecessary to provide
any motive power for cars from the Day
mine to the furnace. This will reduce
transportation charges materially.
A. S. Thompson's new advertisement
in this issue indicates where you can
always buy or sell hay, grain, -four or
produce of any character, also where you
will find the best brands Of either wines
liquors or cigars to be had 10 town.
Salt Lake bottled beer is kept constantly
on hand and also full supply of sarsa-
parilla, lemon. straw berry or plain soda
water and which you can buy in large or
small quantities.
Last night about ten o'clock genera
rain set in which changed during tn
night to wet snow. This morning the
beautiful" was clinging to everything
to depth of 6 or 7 inches, and large
stream of water was flowing down Main
st. A storm of this character was
never known os here before at this sea
son of the year. Ia all paris Of town
shade trees are broken down from accu
INFLATED snow, telegraph line Frustrated
and nearly every store building in tow
leaking from choked up cutters.
There is general disposition through
out the State to test the constutionalit,
Of the recent law creating State Boart
Of Assessors and Equalization, which
among other things, takes from thu
county assessors the authority to assess
railroad property Of any character. II
several counties the assessors will asses
such property as usual, and thus saw,
any rights they may have il the new Law
proves unconstitutional. We have n
completed railroad, but County Assesso
Prudential will assess the Union Pacifi
new grade in this county at abou
its value, and allow the Stat
board Of assessors to also act in the mat
ter. The grade this year ought to stant
an assessment Of upwards of 500, 0Of
we should think, though it is not ye
complete.
MARRIED.-At Royal City, May II
1890, by AL. Thorne, ESQ.,, Justice ,
the Peace, Phoebe Township. G.
Newell to Mrs. E. Clay. The ceremon
was performed at the residence of Mr.
Higgins which was crowded with frient
of both parties, the rooms were artist
cslly decorated with evergreens, and
10 o'clock the happy pair became on