The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-08-27
PO sTOFFiCE HOUR !.
Local. Intelligence.


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bottle of Trib should be in every
household
Notice the display window at the Cash
store next week.
Miss May Earle arrived by private
convey ance from Milford Tuesday.
Those addicted to cool drinks had bet
ter fill up as the ice crop is about melted.
The re Brothers of Bristol are get
ting their copper furnace in order for
another run.
We are pleased to note that Wess
Williams is about again after his attack
of sickness.
William Wheatley aud family have
moved in from Silver King to spend
fey months i'll town.
Miss Maggie and Alice Singleton ar
rived by last Thursdays stage from
Greenville, Utah.
Mr.. Poujade, father of our lieutenant
governor, was in town last week looking
over his old acquaintance.
The families of s. T. Godbe and John
Shier returned home Tuesday after few
weeks summer vacation in Eagle Valley.
Another lot of drugs received, which
will be sold at Eastern prices, at the
Hesperian Drug Store.
Grapes are beginning to come into
town. They are very small but not so
the price, which is 10 cents per pound.
The boarding houses in town are all
doing good business Waiter girls are
at a premium and eagerly sought after.
An assessment Of 3 cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
z. c. Company, payable on the 10th
inst.
Ed Pierson, our county clerk, ia still
on the sick list. During his illness the
business of his office is being looked
after by Burt Dooley.
Thomas Taylor and his attorney, Mr..
Wheeler, of Salt Lake, spent Monday
in town examining papers in the Taylor.
Godbe case, which is to come up in the
October term of court
There will be social dance in Browns
hall tomorrow evening, August 2Sth.
Admission, $l.5o. This being the first
dance since July 9th it will undoubtedly
have large attendance.
The McMahon boys have been having
general cleanup of their stock, which
has been sold to our merchants, to make
room for the new drug store, which
opens up the first of the coming month.
AS the Hike blackboard was coming
into town Monday evening the horses
became frightened, and RAINING away
overturned the rig and smashed things
up generally. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
A man back east advertises for light
portsr, and that fears God and can carry
two hundred weight. He must have
overlooked Phoebe, for there are plenty
here on the lookout for just such soft
snaps as that
There must be something in the wind
that causes our scrappers to keep so
quiet. There is rumor around town
that they have joined the Salvation
Army and intend knocking religion into
our citizens at the point of the gloves.
Last Saturday afternoon about 1870
o'clock an alarm of fire was sounded
from the Yuba mine. Although false. it
had the effect of putting the town in an
uproar. More care should be exercised,
as the law relative to false alarms is very
stringent.
nesday evening ct the store of N. P.
Dooley to re,organize the brass band.
All old members are requested to be
present, and also any persons who may
wish to become members
miner coming to town from High.
land was stopped on the road by large
rattlesnake. The reptile disputed the
right of way and showed considerable
amount of fight. 1t was ultimately killed,
and found to have fourteen rattes at.
tached to his candal appendage.
Bob Martin is firm believer in adj.
vertising. He has recently had stack
of posters printed describing his wares
and location, and has thrown them
broadcast all over the country. Bob is
looking forward to rushing trade and
contemplates sending to San Francisco
for seven or eight mixerologists.
A meeting was held Wednesday even.
ing for the purpose OF organizing so.
ciety Of young men under the name of
the "Pioche Bachelors Club" Its OBJ.
iect is the advancement of morality,
soclability, intelligence and charity.
The following named gentlemen were
unanimously elected as officers for the
ensuing three months: President, c. J,
Baldwin; vice.president, f. Rawden
treasurer, James A. Sammon; secretary,
II. Francis; sergeaut.at-arms, N. P
Dooley. Board Of trustees. N. p. Dooley
chairman; G. ]. Baldwin, Il. Rawdin