The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-10-27
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delightful weather for November.
II you want dozen bottles of Salt
Lake beer at $50, go to Thompson's.
A liberal price will be paid for good
ranch dog. Apply to ]. Eisenmann.
Hon. c. II. Patchen returned last eve.
ming from a campaign tour of the outly-
ing camps.
A vote for Harrison or Cleveland is a
vote to further paralyze the great indus.
try of Nevada.
Herb. Francis, of the Ferguson Lode,
made a short visit to Phoebe, returning
yesterday morning.
Read about the quartz mill, rock
breaker, tanks, houses, etc., offered for
sale, on this page.
The exodus from Phoebe to Ferguson
continues. Nine of our citizens departed
for that camp on Monday.
Mr.. Yoacham, who runs a boarding
house at Helene, was in town yesterday
buying supplies for his hostelry.
At miners meeting held recently in
Osceola, A. j. Millick was elected mining
recorder for the ensuing year.
All the fag-staffs in town were dec
GRATED with the Stars and Stripes last
Friday, in honor Of Columbus.
The old mill at Silver Peak is running
steadily day and night on ore from the
Blair properties. Chloride Belt.
One price, $3.50 dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda, at Thompsons.
What is the use of talking four years
for ailver if you fail to vote for Weaver,
the champion of silver, next month,
The Board of County Commissioners
OF Washoe county have reduced the as
sessed valuation of county property ten
per cent.
The Reno Journal says there is $500 in
that Office to bet that Weaver will get
more votes in Nevada than Harrison and
Cleveland combined.
Ii you want dozen bottles of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, 90 to
Thompson's.
Mr.. David Yearsley, of the Godbe
Mercantile Co., came in on this mornings
Milford stage, after months visit in
Salt Lake City.
Leavenworth (Kans.) man gulped
down twenty-one glasses of whisky in
rapid succession, and died in fifteen min.
ntes after the last drink.
L. w. Goliath, the noted mining man.
accompanied by s. L. Powell, arrived on
yesterday mornings Milford stage, and
in the afternoon left for Monkey Wrench.
The suit Of R. G. Chambers VS.. James
Mahana in the District Court, to recover
$3.50 alleged to be expended in connec-
tion with the April Fool mine, has been
dismissed by the plaintiff.
The action against James Mahana,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses, mentioned last week, and
in which John Sevenoaks was complain
ing witness, has been withdrawn at the
request of the complaining witness.
The Palace saloon is by all odds the
finest resort in Phoebe. Everything is
hrst-class. The quality of the goods sold
in the Palace cannot be excelled. When
you want fine drink or cigar, call in and
see Sammy or Charley.
The case Of Geo. s. Sawyer against the
State, to test the validity Of the law
which permits the State Board of As.
SCISSORS to raise valuations, has gone up
to the Supreme Court. Mr.. Sawyer has
engaged Hon. Tremor Coffin to take
charge of the case. As this is a matter
of Importance to every taxpayer in the
State, Mr.. Sawyer should be aided in his
good work, as the attendant expenses
will AMOUNT to quite sum.
7. ]. Osborne, Manager Of THE Rec.
ORD, and who is candidate for District
Attorney, departed Tuesday on mis-
sion. He will visit several of the camps
OF the county and interview the sove.
reiens who control the fate of the Office.
seeker at the coming election. With his
persuasive powers. there is no doubt but
what he will make many converts to the
belief that he should be reelected 20 the
Office which he has so acceptably filed in
the past. He is accompanied by C. E.
Goodrich, Republican candidate for State
Senator.
At the Palace saloon, Sam E. Vert.
hsimer proprietor, You will find nothing
but the finest brands Of whiskeys, wines
and cigars. The bar and fixtures of the
house are the finest in this section of the
country and entities the proprietor to the
praise which he receives for his enter.
prise.
Messrs. SOhofeld and Spillman have
finished the assessment work on their
claim the "Old Timer" lying about
three miles northwest of town, near the