The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-30
Local INTELLIGENCE.

o,eu large store. either her9 OF ~
CllAin.
There is a faint tnklinG of the mar.
rage tell waited t. us ON the gentle
zephyr The happiness co nmences some
time in June.
The warm wealth has resurrected the
noble red man and he and the squaws
can be daily seen putting in full time at
Indian poker.
The stack at the sm-lter at the head Of
Me ,iow Valley street is being torn down
and will be moved t. and erected at the
new works at Clatln.
The last few days have been very ia.
vorable for negotiations; cur peach trees
are in full blossom giving quite a touch
of beauty to our dwellings.
Dame runor has it that the natrimon-
ial wave has struck the town and that
half dozen couples are soon to be
launched ON the sea If inatrimopy.
There has been an abundance of
weather knocking around during the
past week. Any person having prefer
ence was Accommodated at short notice.
There was tired look overshadowed
our citizens on Tuesday and the solution
Of the problem was that enjoyable ball
given BY the Odd Fellows the evening
previous.
To the young man who doesn't know
how to dance, dancing never seems SO
immoral as it does when he sees the girl
he likes best Of all wal;zing around with
another young man.
Mr.. James McFadden had quite an
interesting ceremony performed at his
hotel Monday evening Mr. Herman
and Miss M. Taylor were united in the
bonds of holy matrimony.
The Half Moon mine is said to be
showing up splendidly. Two feet Of
galena has recently been struck aud the
general appearance of the mine indicates
large output for the new smelters.
A man from Panaca had portion Of
several of his fingers amputated by DR..
Crowder on Sunday. He found loaded
cartridge and not knowing its deadly
character caused premature explosion
One of the features in the forth coming
kindergarten May festival is the tissue
paper costumes We trust that this is
not the only covering, otherwise We may
expect visit from the Minnesota legis-
liture.
That old popular landmark. "the
bakery" is about to assume new role,
China Dick has recently purchased the
business from Henry Prudential, aud
it is to be renovated and turned into a
restaurant.
A new platform has been erected in
the library hall need that has been long
wanted. The audience at the entertain.
ments will now have an opportunity Of
seeing the performers which heretofore
was denied them.
Our citizens are again all agog over the
railroad news. This time it 10 to be built
Immediately if not sooner to Los Angelo.
and it is dead moral certainty that I'M
less the rail road company back down i,
will be built.
Burt Dooley has opened photograph
gallery in connection with his store or
Main street. 1t ia to be hoped hi
pictures will show more artistic abilit,
than those produced by the itineran
photographers who occasionally visit US
The gold craze in the southern por
tion Of the State seems to have subsidet
and but little news comes from that sec
ton. There are two trite sayings, tina
it is not all gold that glitters, and N
place like home.
Our citizens need not anticipate
famine in beef or mutton, judging iron
the herd that is daily to be seen on tn
outskirts Of town luxuriating on the ric
sucsulent grass that our April shower
has brought forth.
There Is one course Of instruction O
the kindergarten school that deserve
comment-the teaching of etiquettt
There is an abundance Of room in on
community for that commodity, and it
applicable to adults as we'll as tn
youngsters.
One Of our youngsters overhearin
some conversation about the transit
Mercury, asked il it was not requisite |
prepare some smoked glass, and was il
formed that most people on those 0
casions usually looked through the DO
tom Of tumbler.
1t may not be generally known that
no stellar disturbance takes place to di
turb the course Of events, the transit
Mercury will take place on the 9th
the coming month. Az this little I'M
dens has occurred several times befor
there is no occasion for thnse who o
blessed with an abundance Of the
mighty dollar to make their wills,
xh.,, 1. 80 IL a., A. l.