The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-31
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Local Intelligence.

town.
A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
The youngsters are enjoying them
celves coasting.
Extra copies of this issue of the Record
can be obtained at this office.
w. B. Stanley of Lake Valley is in
town this week.
George Williams, foreman of the smell
ter, is on the sick list this week.
The quality of Hamburg ore is i'm
proving, SO that it now equals that of the
Mendha.
Thomas Newill an employee of the
smelter, is confined to his room at Mrs.
Higgins with a rheumatic foot.
H. Il. Prudential left on Mondays
stage to represent Lincoln county at the
meeting Of assessors, to be held at Carson
next week.
An examination of the Raymond shows
the tenth level to be in bad condition.
Several men are employed making neces.
sary repairs.
John Rose, serving five months sen.
tence for stealing watches from Sam
Wertheimer. left without giving notice
to Sheriff Turner Tuesday evening.
Mrs A. w. Geer of ,Pahranagat valley
came in Christmas day with a load of
fresh pork and other produce from their
ranch in that much favored section.
M. Bishop, for some time employed as
a surveyor by the company, skipped out
few days ago, leaving several to'mourn
the loss of small bills and money loaned.
Efforts of our citizens and inspector
Robinson have secured an increase of our
mail service between here and Milford,
to ak times week instead of three.
The change takes place January 10Th.
EDavid Service of Hike came up this
week and purchased three months sup
ply Of nescessaries for his work there,
which will consist of teaching the Hike
school and prospecting his numerous
claims.
The Rev +. M. Crook, Rector OF
st Lukes Episcopal church, Park City
Utah, will conduct services at Phoebe, at
an early date. The reverend gentleman
should be persa uded to remain amongst
us.
M. v. Bailey, an old resident of
White Piae, says the News, died in Tay-
or last Tuesday week. He was brought
there from Osceola few days before for
treatment, having been badly frozen near
the latter place while wandering around
In the hills.
We notice that Hon. IL. +. Bntine,
our congressman, has been appointed by
Speaker Crisp member of the commit
tee Of Coinage, Weights and Measures, OF
which Bland is chairman. This looks
we'll, from free coinage point of view.
Dynamic disturbance or some other
equally dreaded disorder caused the
electric lights to fail to show up for
couple OF hours Monday night, and peo'
pie were grouping about in the old time
atmosphere Of gloom, illumined only by
candles, coal oil and profanity.
Charles Oman is confined to his room
with a severe attack of pneumonia.
Charles had an attack of the same dis
ease in Butte, Mont, last winter, lie
is being attended by DR.. Crowder, and
cared for by numerous friends, who hol G
to see him about again soon.
The three hundred invitations sent out
by the B. B. BIS will undoubtedly bring
q large number of our people to their
dance this evening. 1t promises to be a
very pleasant affair. Hats, coats, cloaks,
etc. will be checked and properly cared
for in the hall, thus preventing losses.
A severe snow storm began Tuesday
: night and continued until Wednesday
afternoon, causing a suspension of all
outside work, Scarcity Of ore at the
.melter rendered the shutting down of
our furnace necessary until the roads can
be cleared.
Sammon and Francis deserve credit for
putting an electric light in front OF their
place at the lower corner Of Main and
Meadow Valley streets. 1t is a great
convenience to those passing that way at
night. Others should follow the
example.
The Odd Fellows met Tuesday and
elected the the following officers for the
ensuiug six months. John Sheath, N.
G.; C. ]. Baldwin, V. g.; John Sher,
Secretary; James Nesbitt, Treasurer;
James Giles, j. P. G; The installment
will take place next Tuesday evening.
Ninety.five regular boarders, besides
: large number Of transient, including
several families partook of most excell-
emit Christmas dinner at Mrs. Persons
Phoebe hotel on Christmas day. -Four
waiters were kept busy bringing the good
.hiugs from the kitchen to the tables
from, 4 70 1880 P. M. The dinner con.
sisted Of all Injuries obtainable at this
season, and was heartily eaten and high
~ appreciated by all. 4