The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-23
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Who do you holler for-harrison'
Clevaud, or the Silver partyf
The all important question Of the day
is not what must we do to be saved. but
how to keep cool.
Looks as though we are to have good
time on the Fourth. Sufficient time yet |
remains to provide for it,
Miss Annie Carman arrived to-day
from Reno, where she has been attending
Bishop Whitakers school.
It is expected that the furnace will
close down in a few days for the purpose
o: effecting some needed repairs.
John Wright, OF Ely, wants informa-
ton of his brother George. who formerly
lived in Salt Lake.
San Francisco and Stockton women are
making war against the dives in those
cities. They have big job on their
hands.
Bananas have made their appearance
at the fruit stores in town. The journey
from their native groves has not improve
their quality.
During the absence of engineer Becker
staff, who was seriously injured last
Thursday night at the smelter, Fred
Godbe takes his place.
Before making our purchases Of dry
goods and clothing, look in on R.
Lyman and note the bargains which
he offers in every article for cash.
Miss Alice Culverwell came in last
night by private conveyance. She is on
q visit to her father, VIM. Culverwell,
and will remain couple of months.
Louie Klein's saloon, the old Philadel-
phia Brewery, is renovated and is first
class place at which to get your morning
cocktail. See Louie's card in this issue
Master Mechanic Ryan has been out al
Jack Rabbit during the past week over
hauling the machinery preparatory to 4
resumption Of work on the company
property.
A newspaper for Monkey Wrench dis
trict is the latest improvement talked o
for that section. The promoters of tn,
scheme are urging it forward and hop
to be running within month.
The alarm OF fire Tuesday was cause,
by the burning of wood pile on uppe
Main street. Luckily the wind was no
blowing one Of our usual gales, otherwis
considerable destruction of propert
might have ensued.
Two of our Monkey Wrench millior
aires left town Sunday for the new
Dorado, but before reaching Bennei
springs. came to grief in general smas
up. Perhaps it was a visitation of Pr
violence in forgetting to keep holy til
Sabbath day.
The wedding bells are again tinklinI
It is one of the Bachelor Brotherhood
who is to be launched out on the matt
monial sea. James Dufhn is the victr
Miss Annie Donohue being one of Il
principals in the ceremony, which W
come to pass Monday night.
The attention of parties holding bill
against the Phoebe Con. M. & R. CO.
directed to the notice published Il
week that all bills must be presented +
payment on the first day Of the month
they will be laid over: General pay d
will be fixed at as early date as possil
after the first
Prof. J. @. Gwartney left by Sunda
stage for California. He has recen
received two good offers Of positie
there and doubted whether he would
turn to us or not. General satisfact
10 expressed by the parents Of childl
who have attended Prof. Gwartney's
partment, and many hope that he Y
DO able to return here.
Mr.. Frank P. Swindler. OF Colora
whose arrival we mentioned two we
ago, has received an appointment as
8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, from Re
and will proceed at once to qualify.
srything indicates that business in t
line will be good here this summer
hear Of number Of claim holders
think Of patenting their locations.
While coming in from Ferguson
trict last Friday, Mr.. Ed. Willett
with mishap at bad point in the 7
near Oak Wells, and found it neces.
to como to town for another rig Sun
morning following, W. j. Dooley, in
ing out, overturned with buggy at
same place, smashing the vehicle con
srably. A little grading there WI
insure against other similar and prob
more dangerous accidents in future
John Bggerstafi, night engineer at
smelter, met with very severe accit
Thursday evening Whilst on tn,
Of q ladder attending to steam piE
some unaccountable means the ladder
backwards, precipitating him to the