The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ment to lovers Of sport about town.
Those about town fortunate enough to
own garden spots are busy putting them
10 shape.
The county clerks records show that a
well known bachelor is soon TO join the
army of bcnedicts.
See notice of For Sale under head of
New To-day. Henry Prudential offers
his bakery and business for sale.
District Judge G. f. Talbot arrived
last Saturday on the Milford stage, hav,
ing come from Elko via Salt Lake.
Lieutenant Governor Poujade came in
this morning on the Milford stage to at.
tend the sitting of the District court. in
which he has several cases pending.
In the Justices court last Saturday the
case between Mrs. d. Myers and Ed.
Lynch was tried without Jury and re-.
suited in judgment for the plaintiff.
Work continues at Clailn, the new
smelter site, and the grading is well adj.
vanced for the smelters. a substantial
blacksmith shop is now being erected at
the north end of the site.
An impromptu dance, gotten up Mon.
day evening for the benefit of the library.
came off at Browns hall last night. but
owing to the short notice given it was
lightly attended
Chinatown is prosr ering, evidently. A
new building is just finished there to be
used as gambling house. There are
said to be about forty Cinnamon in town
now, as compared with ten two wears
ago.
Chnaman is sinking well for
water IN the rear of the Miners saloon
on Main street, and from the appe arance
OF the dump he will need to 90 the 1900
foot level of the Raymond shaft before
he gets it.
Public Administrator John O. Cello.
bert has applied for letters of admins.
tiatlon on the estate of John Mann. de.
ceased, and James McFadden has like.
wise applied for letters on the estate of
james j. Smith, deceased.
w. L. Rich has just finished a two
story brick dwelling at Panaca for M, L.
Lee, which is said to be by far the
handsomest residence in Lincoln county.
1t is built in modern style, with bay
windows, mansard roof and other adorn.
ments.
The order of Odd Fellows will give
their annual ball on Monday the 9th
INST at Browns Hall. As usual. this
will be attended largely and an enioy-
able time will result. Tickets will be
on sale in a few days at So each which
includes supper.
A collection was begun on Wednes.
day for the benefit of Mrs. Moore. the
sufferer from Tuesdays fire. We have
not learned the amount thus far realized.
Contributions will be received for several
days. Mrs. Moore has absolutely moth.
ing with which to make her home once
more habitable.
Judge Rives arrived Tuesday evening
IRON Eureka to attend the sitting of the
District court here. The Judge is suffer.
ing from sore eyes, resulting from an at.
tack OF grippe, and says that nearly
every person in Eureka who has had the
grippe Is left with similar ailment, at
once distressing and painful.
A number Of drunken Indians and
squaws were congregated in a vacant
barn back of Main and Meadow Valley
streets last Sunday afternoon fighting
and quarreling. They should not be
allowed to camp in town under any cir.
onm'tances, and if it's not on the bills
to prevent their getting whisky, let
them confne the danger from fire or
personal injury among themselves.
William Wheatley was in from Silver
hing district on Wednesday He re.
ports the mines out there to be looking
well. Negotiations are pending with
Salt Lake capitalists for the erection of
smeltcr, which is badly needed in the
northwest end of this county. as there ia
an abundance of free smelling ores, 90.
ldg from % to 100 ounces in silver and
20 to Go per cent lead.
AT the fire on Tuesday water was
drawn from the court house fra nl,o
The stream had not run but a minute or
so when something lodged in the nozzle.
Enough water flowed, however, to reach
the fire, and when it was out and the
nozzle removed stone an iuch and a
half in diameter was found in it. If the
nre had been in larger building the
'''he lost in removing that stone, to Sc.
cure use of water at all, would have
resulted in its entire destruction.
we are again informed that the cues
ton OF the railroads building in here
'n's summer is not yet entirely settled,
anu mat the railroad company is now
negotiating with tho Phoebe Con. Min.
ins company's Board of Trustees at New
YORK. the result of which negotiations
ought soon to be known. This NAV a.
coant for the railroad compan.,. -
countermanding the one recently given
to ship back from Milford all the hn;,a.
ing material stored at that place.