The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-17
Local Intelligence.

This is st. Patricks day. Attend the
ball this evening.
w. s. Godbe is expected to return from
New York next Tuesday.
The preliminary examination of Nc
Common and Wilkinson, the horse thieves,
is set for Monday next.
Joe Cook, our wide awake livery
stable keeper, lost valuable horse few
days ago by sickness.
John Fret aud family, well known re-
cent residents of Phoebe, are now settled
in San Rafael, California.
To-day was pay day for the Day mine
hands. The working force there now
numbers about twenty-five.
Old man Jose whom we mentioned last
week as having received a slight paraytic
stroke is slowly recovering
Our section is now favored with the
most beautiful weather. The warm sun
and balmy air gives one the spring fever.
One of the families who left here last
fall are thinking of returning. In all
their peregrinations they still yearn to
be back again.
B. G. McDonough, who has been to
Salt Lake to place his little brother
Frank 10 the Sisters Orphan Home, re-
turned Sunday.
Mr.. A. Werner, whose painful accident
we noticed a few issues ago, is again on
on the streets, though not entirely re-
covered from its effects.
We found the Tintc Miner upon our
table Monday morning for the first time.
The paper has good appearance and
booms the Tintic district muchly.
Since the exodus OF great number of
our population, houses for rent are be-
coming more plentiful, and prices now
asked are within the bounds of moder-
ate income.
Samuel James, superintendent oil the
P. c. M. & R. Co., left for Salt Lake this
morning on business connected with the
company, and will be absent about ten
days.
On Monday the l4th inst. the P. G.
NJ. & X. Co. paid of for February month
and are now back to the old paying date.
The amount disbursed was much smaller
than for many months past.
+. A. Dickle took heavy load Of pro-
visions and furniture to his claims near
the Half Moon few days ago. His
prospects are looking very bright, and it
is to be hoped they will pan out well.
The streets of late have been tolorably
free from swine, and the owners of those
not eaten or dead should be compelled to
keep them up. They are neither useful
nor ornamental on public thoroughfare.
The closing down of the furnaces has
had very salutary effect upon the town
and all good citizens heave sigh of re.
lief in getting rid Of all the old buns and
drunkards with which we have been in.
fected,
Chief engineer Joon Ryan of the P. c.
M. h R. Co. had his colsr bone broken
by being pushed off the water car by the
smoke funnel 10 the round house after
returning from Jack Rabbit Sunday
evening.
What is the matter with our street
cleaning department? Is the garbage
and rubbish to remain in our streets un.
til the warm weather approaches and
grim Death stalks into our midst with
another dose of la grippe or fever,
There is an linking to the effect that
one of the Bachelors is about to sever
his active connection with the order aud
become Benedict. Should this be true,
the lodge no doubt will see that he is
properly launched on the sea of natri'
mony.
Go and see thems
What?
Why the w. L. Douglass shoe
Where!
Why at Wertheimers's. He keeps
also fine assortment Of dry goods and
clothing. Call and see him.
Cook Bros, the Godbe Mercantile Co.
r. A. Martin & Co., and N. P. Dooley
have started the street cleaning ball t,
rolling by clearing away the rubbish from
the from the front of their respectiv,
places of business. Others should d,
likewise.
McConnon and Wilkinson, the hors
thieves brought in by Deputy Rive
Tuesday night, have not yet had thei
examination, owing to the absence OF i'm
portant witnesses. Upon the road Nc
Common went by the name of A. L. Heat
previous to his capture.
The condition Of McCune the victir
Of Johnson's pistol bullet, is still yer
hopeful. DIR. Crowder says he is doin
finely and, while not out Of danger, ma
recover with proper care. This is goo
news and we sincerely hope that he ma
DO upon our streets In as short time