The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-07-02
Local. Intelligence.

For wall paper go to Wertheimer's.
S. G. Syndegard left for the DEATH
Valley gold fields Sunday.
A bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
j. n Shannon, a liquor merchant Of
San Francisco, came in on Tuesdays
stage.
Rails for the Jackrabbit road are ar
irving at the rate of fifteen team leads
per day,
The Milford stage line is going back to
old times. They have begun to carry a
treasure box.
James Pierson, who was up from his
ranch in Pahranagat visiting his family
returned Tuesday.
N. P. Dooley has purchased a small
balloon, which he will send up on at
10 o'clock on the night of the Fourth.
The various committees have been
earnestly at work, and all is ready for
a rousing observance of the glorious
Fourth
John Shier the druggist, has rented
the building formerly occupied by the
Bank Exchange restaurant on Main
street.
Several loads of new furniture were
received during the week at the Phoebe
Hotel, and the rooms are being put in
order
A. Mandich has bought from the Betz
estate the two story building on Main
street adjoining the hardware store of j.
Eisenmann on the south.
Ri. Rev. Abiel Leonard. bishop of the
Nevada and Utah diocese of the Episco-
pal church, is expected to arrive from
Salt Lake Saturday morning.
The brewery saloon" is the name by
which Charley Stein g old place on Lower
Main street will hereafter be known. 1t
is newly painted and looks fine.
Frank White died last Sunday and
was buried the following day. Deceased
was an old timer but was in INDECENT
circumstances at the time of his death.
Judge Talbot has made an order for
grand jury returnable next Wednesday,
the 9Th inst. The order was made at
Eureka. and the judge wifi probably ar
rive from that place by Tuesday even
ing's stage.
Religious services will be held in the
Episcopal church on Cedar street next
Sunday morning and evening, also Sun
day school in the afternoon with chris.
tening services, Bishop Leonard pre-.
siding.
Those employed around and about
the new shelters complain of the myriads
of small mosquitoes that frequent the
sagebrush and when disturbed rise up in
millions, and it requires no small amount
Of nerve to endure their bites.
Miss Mary Captain met with very
severe accident Saturday evening. Step
ping upon a stone her foot slipped, caus-
ing very severe straining of the muscle
of the foot. Since the accident she has
been confined to bed. and it is probable
will be so for some time.
During the recent talk OF sale OF one
the outside mines, a stranger, inquiring
Of one Of the owners why sale was not
effected, asked il the mine was in litiga-
ton. The owner replied. with some
warmth. "No, but it is in dom hard
rock!"
There is some talk Of opening gym.
nasium here where the manly art"
will be scientifically slugged into all
members thirsting for practical know.
ledge in that direction. The glove con.
test to come off Saturday evening lends
interest to the matter, and such school
would no doubt prove success.
During the fore part Of the week a
pile OF ties near the town tank were set
on fire, presumably by drunken Indians,
and as this is the third or fourth fire
OF this kind, the citizens are very indig.
nant add declare Ne officers will take
no steps in ther " will take the
law nd punish the
n !.