The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-25
LocnL Intelligence.

LOC(JL I/LG6CUL0 C|LCC.
James Person arrived from his ranch in
Pahrapagat Wednesday evening.
Our town Is flooded with vegetables
and fruits of all kinds.
Miss May Earle visits lions capital
about the first of the coming month.
The kindergarten school will close its
session for the summer months to.mor.
row.
George Warren's saloon is nightly
crowded with those of musical pro.
c!iviti.s.
Mcmahon & Co. will have consign.
ment of Strawberries next Tuesday, call
and sample them.
Judging from the number of gambling
games running nightly since last pay day,
our miners and others appear to be flush
with the almighty dollar.
A skating rink and dancing school was
opened in the Dugray building on Mea.
dow Valley street Monday evening by
G. Leasing, with good attandence.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
John r. Cook and Miss Isabel Obsorne,
to take place here on the evening of
July It'll.
John B. Vaillancourt, who left here
three weeks ago for California, writes
from Banning that he made the trip
safely. and though weak hoped soon to
rally and regain his strength.
Our streets now assume an air OF clean
liness, and if kept so will be an attrac-
tive feature to visitors of our burg. If
the hogs were penned up it would not
detract from the general appearance.
The movement made two weeks ago to
organize local agency of the Utah
National Loan and Building Association,
it is said, was successful. George s.
Sawyer is president and N. P. Dooley
secretary.
The news of the new store to be
shortly opened here fell like bomb
shell amongst our merchants. but it ap-
pears to have no effect, as it will not in
terfere with their already strong belief
in the stability of Phoebe.
There is some talk of having dance
on the Fourth on the sampling floor Of
the new smelling works. The floor will
be forty-fve feet square, and will be
finished by that time, smooth and nice
The boys and girls think dance there
would be fine.
The skating rink opened Monday OF
Meadow Valley street and appears to b.
we'll patronized. The chalking of the foo
is dead give away to our amateurs witt
afterwards parade the streets bearing thu
unmistakeable marks on their rear gar
ment OF close acquaintance with tn
floor. i'ti'sln
A. F. Gregerson has returned with
force Of men and teams and will begil
work in few days on his contract 70
grading on the Jackrabbit railroad. H
has five miles running this way from tn
Day mine, and will operate about lively
teams and thirty men.
On Tuesday morning County Cler
Pierson received from Judge Talbot hi
decisions on. the applications for NOV
trials in the cases of Thomas Taylor VI
w. s. Godbe, ct al, and Henry We
land VS.. Wesley and Mary Williams
In both cases new trials were denied.
A little camphor placed in ever
window sill will keep out flies except
the kitchen, where the temptation
stronger, and the remedy Of necessity
little more0stringent. But little can
phor sprinkled on the cook-stove no
and again will drive out the pests an
keep them out. while it will also mel
tralize the unpleasant smell Of cooking
The road to the brewery at Highlar
is now III excellent condition. II HI
/ been cleaned and repaired from u
y Point to the brewery by Max Schaefer
B the brewery, and now constitutes Il
incest drive ont Of town. It is four
that the road to The big trees at Hig
land, the old picnicking ground, ia
badly washed out that it cannot be !
paired without great expense. 1t W
not be done this year, it is thought, b
that canyon is the chief place in this sc
ton for picnic.