The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-10
LocnI intelligence.


Murray c. Godbe came in from Salt
Lake Saturday night to erect the electric
light plant.
Another batch of men arrived Tues
day, several Of them hands for the new
smelling works
Mr.. Zachow, an old-time resident of
Phoebe, left town Saturday en- route for
Southern California.
Large quantities of freight have been
arriving in town during the past week
for our merchants.
Burt Dooley has taken flying trip to
Tintic and Salt Lake and expects to be
absent about two weeks
The majority of our gardens have
more the appearance of spring than fall
flowers being very abundant.
James Clinton, who is working por.
ton of the Raymond on lease, is said to
have struck some very rich ore.
The new store is sending out CON
siderable amount of goods and general
business air prevades the place.
A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
All of the ore left in the bins aud out.
side the summit works is being rapidly
shipped by rail to the new works.
Dwelling houses are much in demand
and all are about engaged. 1t will now
be in order to erect lot Of new ones.
The majority of the miners recently
arrived in town have been distributed
amongst the mines belonging to the P.
C. NJ. & r. Co.
Several of our mine owners are making
arrangements to do assessment work on
their respective claims for the present
year.
Saturdays mail stage had not sufficient
seat room to accommodate the passen.
gers from Milford, and an extra stage
had to be put on.
The way charcoal, ore, ETC., is pouring
into the new smelters indicates ere many
days are DER we shall see the smoke of
the furnaces issuing from the new stack.
Fifty tons of coke are enroute from
San Francisco for the new smelters
The sfrst loads of the shipment arrived
Tuesday ann a number of teams now ar.
rive daily.
Since the new works commenced ac-
tive operations new faces are to be met
with daily on the streets, and at the
present income our population will in.
crease almost double ere the snow flies
In response to request from the
Postmaster General, our postmaster
John Shier last Monday forwarded to
Washington new official bond, the
time OF the first one having expired.
This is regarded as equivalent to another
appointment here.
few days ago the Rev. Father Nc
Manus, priest of our Catholic Church,
received the melancholy tidings of the
death of his father, a resident of Ire.
land. Father McManus leaves here on
the 18th inst for Salt Lake City and
will be absent short time.
A. ). Thompson has purchased the
Browns half building and will soon
put it in general repair, thoroug hly over
hauling it inside and out. The former
owners of the property, residents of San
Francisco, were unwilling to expend
anything in repairs, hence it's present
dilapidated condition and appearance.
Much comment has been made in
town of the prolonged hideous charivari
at the wedding Monday evening. The
racket was kept up almost the whole
night long much to the discomfort of
those DESTROYS of sleep. Such diversion
should have its limit, and it's extension
becomes nuisance. To cap the climax
our rival watchmen had q scrapping
match much to the delight of those
who were spectators. Such scenes are
not very creditable.
The Worlds Fair" is high grade
pictorial publication, issued at Chicago,
and which proposes to fully illustrate the
progress OF the Fair from this time until
It's end in 1893 All who intend going
there should subscribe for it, and all
who can't go should subscribe for it any.
way SO as to become familiar with the
attractions Of the great exhibition. The
price, w per year is SO moderate that
all can afford it. Sample copy can be
seen at the RECORD Office.
Sam Smith has resigned the position
of night Waterman, and since Tuesday
night Russ Scott has filed the place.
While the present floating element re-.
mains with us We need an officer of this
kind and he should be encouraged. The
number Of paralytic DRINKS to be found
on the streets Of late is both alarming
and disgusting and since this can't be
altogether avoided, employ some one to
keep them in hand. Run number Of
'em in and they will soon learn. like the
Indians, to keep of the public streets