The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-11-19
P0sToFFlcE HOUR :.
LOcaL Intelligence.

A bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
Spend a pleasant evening at the Ii
braly reading.
Miss Alice singleton left by Saturday 3
stage for her home in Utah.
Cell Newell, of Jackrabbit, was in
town this week visiting friends.
Mr.. John Roeder returned from Pah
ranagat Valley this week bringing with
him a specimen load Of eating apples
Dan. B. Baker paid the RECORD a
visit this week and then returned to his
arduous duties as foreman at the Mendah
mine
Several ofourminers whohave property
in and around Timber Mountain have
left for that section to do their assess
ment work.
A week from to-day will bethanksgiving
and the turkeys are beginning to gobble
in anticipation of the feast they are going
to provide for the honest miner.
The Phoebe Water and Electric Light
Co., are extending line Of poles and
wire through Lacour st. to connect
with the fixtures at the RECORD office.
Secretary Miss May Earl wishes it
added to the Library notice Of last
week, that the reading hours are from
$3.50 to 4:30 P. NJ. as well as from to
$50 P. NJ.
Miss Alice Hecht of Baltimore commit.
ed suicide last Tuesday by jumping from
the Washington Monument. This is the
second person who has taken death
leap from that historic column.
Our streets are beginning to assume
the appearance of olden times. Less
DRINKS are seen and but few idle men,
And the town generally wears an as.
pect Of thrift and busisess qualities.
Here is how Tuscarora woman who
is well known in Phoebe has her depart.
ure noted in the local paper; Mrs. A. D
Miller departed this morning to visit rel
atives in Vallejo Cal. She wishes to say
she will not be responsible for the con.
tracts or conduct Of her husband.
Attention is called to the fact that
w. d. Williams, proprietor of the
Williams House, at Milford, is running
a first class hotel at that place. and has
the best accommodation in that town
for the travelling public The Phoebe |
and Milford stage runs to the door.
Assemblyman Van Emou came in
from Muncy Creek, White Pine county.
a few days ago for the purpose of doing
assessment work on his claim at High. /
land mining district. Mr.. Van Enron
always presents welcome face and it is
hoped his visit will be long one.
The effect Of pay days is beginning to
be felt, and as result, the work of i'm. 7
provement is continually going on. /
The quiet rubbing of the paper. hanger
the gentle stroke Of the paint brush, or
the noisy tapping Of the carpenters
hammer are sounds that greet the ear
on almost every side
Robert Logan came in town from the
Muddy Valley this week and brought
with him the usual fine load OF fruits.
sweet potatoes, etc. In response to a
desire of DR.. Alexander, formerly of
Phoebe and now Of Missouri, to intro. |
duce quail in the vicinity of his new
home, Mr.. Logan also brought seventeen
fine specimen birds which were expressed
at once to the Doctors address.
Through an oversight on the part Of a
typo and then the proof-rcader no at.
tention was called to the Utah and Mon.
tana Machinery Company's new adver.
tisement in the RECORD last week. The
Utah and Montana Machinery Co. are
too well worthy Of more than special
mention, and it is represented in Salt
Lake City by gentleman too generous
in his dealings with every one, land es.
pecially this paper to be treated thus.
The RECORD is very sorry that such an
omission was made.