The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Local. Intelligence.

Main street once more looks quite de-
cent and respectable.
John Franks left town last Monday
bound for Idaho, via Milford.
Alex. Harrison has taken the school
census for Phoebe district this year.
Miss A. Ri ling, of st. George, Utah,
came in on Saturdays Milford stage.
The peddler of dry goods, he of the
"red wagon" is with us again.
The family of T. E. Edwards are rus
ticatng at the Wilson Creek ranch.
There were four licensed poker games
running during part of the week. Who
says the town is dead?
Bob Martin of the corner saloon, Is
finishing up his building with coat of
paint. 1t will greatly set off that corner
of the street.
John C. Lynch, of Desert Springs, was
in town several days during the week on
business connected with his property in
this vicinity.
The Spring Valley school re. opened
Monday morning Miss Clara Warren, the
fhnrnu ri, 10 ~rapnvnrp1
from her recent illness.
The building on Main street immt.
diately north of the old postotfice is un.
dergoing repairs preparatory to occu-
pancy by Spiro Docklestich.
K. II. Lee and Pete Honeyman have
gone to Highland district to do assess
ment work on the claim OF T, Il. Ell.
wards and James McFadden.
Charles Stein and T. Il. Edwards are
both painting up the fronts of their
places of business. There's nothing like
it for improving disappearance of things.
Max Schaefer is erecting platform
at Highland for the accommodation of
visitors to the brewery en- the Fourth.
He is also putting the road in good con.
,dition.
FoUND-A beautiful silk garter, with
iulaid silver trimmings, was picked up
the other day, which the owner can have
by calling at the Cash store and proving
property.
Murray G. Godbe, after looking into
the electric light matter, returned to
Salt Lake last Friday. satisfied with the
outlook here, and will return in about
month to begin work on the electric
light plant.
Yankee Dooley IN. P. Dooley & Coz
has just received large consignment Of
fire works, flags, bunting, ribbons and a
full supply of Fourth of July goods.
Hurrah! We're here to stay.
Mrs. Pierson, of the Bank Exchange
restraint, expects to open the dining
rom OF her new quarters at the Phoebe
hotel about the first of next week. New
furniture TO stock the balance OF the
house is on the way, and rooms will be
ready for occupancy in about two weeks.
j. Eisenmann wishes to inform his
Gust omers and the public generally that
his now complete stock of hardware and
house furnishing goods is being re.
arranged, aud prices reduced from 10 to
% per cent. cutlery, tinware and
crockery at Salt Lake prices, call and
convince yourselves.
No. Hose Company enrolled several
new members at their meeting Saturday
night. This company has also appointed
committee Of four on decoration for
the Fourth. The committee consists Of
w. ]. Dooley, J. o. Gelobelt, F. w.
Dickle and T. T.. Edwards. There are
to be several ladies added to the COM
mittee at the meeting Saturday.
Twenty-Five teams, loaded with the
first consignment Of 400 tons Of rails fol
use in the construction Of the Phoebe and
Jackrabbit railroad, left Milford on the
18th inst. These rails are from the
old track of the Denver & Rio Grandt
road, and are nearly twice as heavy al
the rails used in the construction Of tn,
Bullionville road here. They will in
insure safe and durable track. Tire,
ore cars, of the ten to be used on tn,
road, are now at the head Of Meadow
Valley street. They are Of from three t,
five tons capacity each.