The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-15
LocaI Intelligence.

A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
Jim Lanter was in from Cave Valley
yesterday.
Joe Phillips barber shop is undergoing
course Of improvements and repairs.
Odd Fellows hall is being entirely re-
rooted with standing seam iron by Els.
enmann.
Mr.. David Yearsly of the Mercantile
Co. has gone to Salt Lake to buy
goods.
Hon. G. +. Talbot, District Judge, is
expected in from Ely on Saturday even
ing.
BOSS w eber came in from Ely Tues.
day evening and will remain until after
the races.
A DRINKS chief dread now after night
fall is that he may be held up and reliev.
ed of his lucre in some dark alley.
Miss Stenie Wright came in from
Leeds, Utah Tuesday aud will pass some
time in visiting Mrs S. II. Carman.
The Lincoln mine at the Alps has re.
sumed operations and is showing up
some very fine high grade ore.
Lovely" i, the general verdict on the
weather during the past week. sit
can't be beat" at any point in our
opinion.
DR.. Crowder is fitting up the upper
story of the old photograph gallery on
Main Street and will occupy it as resi-.
dence and office.
With the races and sitting of the
District Court in progress, the coming
week bids fair to be livelier than any
seen in long time.
Sheriff Turner has been busy summon.
huS anu WlOhConSo iOi atbChuahSC
on the District Court which convenes
here on Monday next.
Postponing the races is disappoint-
ment to a number, but they have little
more time in consequence in which to
prepare to enjoy them.
Thara ara h,+ fa,,, ;dlo mo, 20 ha eao,
on our streets. Work is so abundant
and those seeking it find no difficulty
in obtaining employment.
w. S. Godbe, President of the p. C.
M. h r. Co. has been confined to his
room at Salt Lake for week past, suffer-
ing from an attack of lumbago.
The meteoric display of last Friday
might was one of unusual brilliancy and
size. Veteran weather prognosticators
predict severe cold winter.
A Seth Thomas regulator is in place at
the Yuba mine and hereafter the Yuba
whistle is to be relied on to furnish cor.
rect time to all the Mining Companys
employees.
There was a general smashup of the
ore cars Monday night owing to several
of the cars jumping the track. 1t took
all night to get matters Strengthened out
and the line cleared.
The brass band was organized success.
fully on Tuenday evening and regular
practising will now be the order, but
some difficulty is experienc in securing
fit quarters for the purpose.
Our outside boom is said to have
caused the State Board of Equa lizati
to order the increase of fifteen per cent
on the general assessment roll of the
county for the current year, though
many fail to see that boom of any d
mensons whatever has struck or found
us.
An eastern company is making inqui
ries for zinc mines and John Reece ant
Lawson Atchinson have bonded tire,
which they hold in Utah few miles owe
the State line from here. The bond run
for one year and calls for $4,000. Tn
vein is said to be of good size and t
assay 60 per cent zinc besides carrying
quantity of silver.
We have had occasion before to speal
of the actions of the hoodlum elemen
that prevails in town and called the at
tention of parents as well as the guard
ans Of the peace to the existing state q
affairs. 1t is only few evenings ag
that mob of youngsters being disar
pointed in charavari turned their al
tention to the demolshing of wndo,
glass at the residence of n nr;vate c;t;zar