The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-10
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Local Intelligence.

We are Informed tnas sSAAo0'"o ""'
made its appear .ncssia Panaca.
Wednesday the Fad inst. was Ash
Wednesday the beginning of Lent.
Owing to the dphtheria fright, atten-
dance at the public schools continues
light. & A.
The next sitting of the District court
will occur some time during the month
of April a. .. A.. +
"St. Patrick's day in the morning"
Dance at Browns hall Thursday evening,
March nth.
Somewhat windy and disagreeable.
The winds of the vernsl Equinox ap.
pear to be on us already ~ n
They have come!
A summons from the Justices court
Of Virgin township Of interest to George
w. Rogers is published in this issue.
Billy Culverwell, after protracted ill
ness, again mingles with us, but as yet is
unable to resume his accustomed duties.
The B. B. B. library received by Sat
urday's express a large box Of books fur
the benefit of the me nbers of the orgaui.
cation.
A night bell has been put on the
Phoebe drug store for the use those who
may be Obliged to seek medicine at
night
Wild geese, ducks and quail also crane
are plentiful in the adjacent valleys and
our lo.al sports are preparingto enjoy
the taste thereof.
The Reverend Father McManu. lef3
for Salt Lake last week on business con.
nected with the parish. He will be abb
sent about two weeks longer.
Geo. w. Crozier, assistant manager OF
the Horn Silver mining company Of
Frisco Utah, died suddenly in Salt Lake
City on the 26th OF last month.
There is to be social dance given at
Browns hall on T.ursdav evening March
18th. Everybody should at TEND as a
first class time is assured all.
Judge AL Thorne, who has been con.
fined to his room for several weeks with
rheumatic fever, is again upon our
streets. though looking rather pale aud
feeble IS sSs. & II
The condition of McCune, wounded in
last weeks shooting scrap, is more hope.
ful than was as first supp ,sed it would
be. D.. Crowder now has considerable
hopes Of saving him.
The Mormon frsighters aud te I'm sters
are hauling passengers and their baggage
from here to Milford for 81 each, No use
walk out Of the country with trans porta.
ton a. such rates. a ~ - w.
Another short spell Of dry, windy
weather and the muck and filth which
has accumulated on Main street during
the past winter will be in condition to
gather up and cart off, fs T
The game over which johnson and Nc
Cune were quarreling previous to. the
shooting last week. took place in
Martins saloon.oyer.a year ago and not
McNeeley's as errenously stated.
The management of theN AscoRh has
again reverted to old hands who, coming
''back to the old love again, have altered
the typographical appearance of The
paper, as Is to be seen in this issue.
During dull times Alec veitch has EN-
ployed an assistant and 10 making up I
stock Of new harness, saddlery, etc., pre-
paratory to the demand Of spring ant
the resumption Of work in camp.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen, con
sisting Of Miss Dufreese and Miss Juli
Wertheimer, accompanied BY Mr.. II. H
Cooper and Mr. i Ds Hamilton. irs. lef
this morning for sPadaSa Cd pleasure an,
recreation bent. They return thi
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Rich, OF Panacs
paid the RECORD visit Tuesday. "Dick
says that people Of Panaca are preparin
70 put in large crops this year and ;man
now buildings and improvements ar
going forward 10 and sbout that section
DR., -Mantor, formerly of Silver Rec
Utah and more recently Of Salt LAX
City, SRI rived in Phoebe on Fridays Stag,
The doctor THINKS that Phoebe is too goo
camp to be long neglected and will II
main amongst us to practice bis PROBES
jon. \, !.
A. 8, Thompson Is putting a frei
coat 81 paint on the front Ut his place
business, ..thusmakiug . def led impros
msnt IN the looks 1thereof. 1t would
well TOR others to follow his exampl
rimssare,dull now aud We, have time
mako suoh improvements and prepare
arsviy.l 81 business. ] 4
County Assessor Prudential deliver
poll tax books to the Piosho Conso
dated Mining 4 Reduction Company