The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-04-28
Local Intelligence.

J mes Lanter O. Gave Valley was in
town duriog the week.
Mrs. James Giles left on Tuesdays
stage for vi it to Salt Lake.
Frank CLARK, the Wilson Creek
rAncher, was in during the week atteno.
Ing court.
Mrs Robert Martin left ny Wednes-
d 20 stage Tor Salt Lake to be absen,
ABOUT ten days. IL,
But few of the It,ltans are row lift III
c up, another batch having lefG yestsr
day Tor Montana.
John Doyle left Wednesday for Gil
distri t 10 work come claims which ne
b Is in that vicinity.
John c. E.mes, manager Of the 2 9.
NJ. 4 R. Co, returned Wednesday even.
lug from trip to Patterson district.
The Bachelors aud their ladies passed
sev raj hours very pleasantly in their
hall on Main sire t Saturday evening.
George Haggerty, an, old toSpsman
and former merchant. was in from his
Cave Valley ranch during the week.
Tuesdays weather partook much Of
the Attic variety, and overcoats proved
bon to those who had business on the
outside.
Comfortable interest is being mani
tested by the State papers in regard t"
recent m,ning strikes made in this sec.
tiop.
The Rev. Father McManu. is expected
to arrive before the end of the week and
will resume pastoral charge Of the Catho.
lie church.
: The Indians, who have made them
selves copspici rus for their ab.encs for
some time past, are beginning to return
to town again.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
John McDonough and Miss Lizzie War.
rem, the event to take place on the even
ing of May 4tb.
9. f. Holt has had men working one
OF his Gains in Highland district, the
Carbonate. and the prospect shows a
fine -bo4y Of good ore.
The re6ner to be used at the smelters
for separating the silver from the lead is
now being erected and will be ready for
business in few days.
That portion Of the dump used for the
receptacle Of sweepings taken from alb ut
the furnaces is being washed and con.
siderable fine built IN is obtained.
Mace Dixon. the road master of the
Jack Rabbit railroad, took trip to day
over the road to investigate its stability
pending future operations.
L. Wertheimer, the clothing merchant
returned from San Francisco Tuesday
where he has been purchasing his usual
supply Of summer clothing.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hopkins, who was sum.
moned frinl California on the death OF
her sister, Mrs. Charles Ciaytnn, left
for her hom. Oh Tues lays NJ If rd stag
Another 'aft of man at the Day mi Q
took place on Sunday last when eleven
were dischsrg d. This leaves the work.
ing force there bat eight or nine in
numher.
The streets present more lively al
pc 'rtnc than for some time past, owing
I ; the att n lance of FARCE nunler of
!. outside ct'z-rsupon tine sitting of tn
District cnrt
II talk would produce any effect We
shall have the railroad into Phoebe WIT, :
out drhy. 1t has been the all.ahrorbn 9
topic of conversation during the pa I
week.
Mrssrs, Elwa,d, h Ii vd have sever
men working on the Relief and Chlori
mi. es. situated i, highland district, and
their claims are looking very encourag'
ing.
Another wedding ia on the t,pis which
will take place early the cou ing month
~ the exact date ia not finally settled
upm We are unable 10 give full particu
lars this week.
Butler, the nan WHO was tried o.
Monday for rohbing ConIer and &C
quilted. had y right royal time on thu
streets Tue day by filing up and making
amends for lost time
Max Schaefer has put 10 an engine a
bis brewery at Highland, to be used fo
pumping water and mixing malt. Wit
iIcIe4sed facilities he is prepared for
much larger output Of the sparkling be,
GRACE.
Another move Is on ,ot to establish
post Of the G. A R. here. 1t is to |
hoped it will prove successful, and q
veterans should evince an esrnestness
endssvoripg to get it established witho,
delay.
Several Of our city bellies are confer