The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-24

W. ~. VHLaWs, piopiieIoi VI tho
Williams House, at Milford, is running
first class hotel at that place. and has
the best accommodation in that town
for the travelling public. The Phoebe,
and Milford stage runs to the door.
President w. s. Godbe, OF the p G.
M. & r. Co. is detained at Salt Lake.
Mr.. Gudbe, Mr.. Samuel James and Mr..
John Eames are all expected to arrive
during the coming week, the last named
gentleman to take charge OF the 2. G.
C,'s works here, according to current re.
port,
Six cases of diphthera are reported
now as being in town. DIR. Mantor is In
attendance on number OF the patients
and all are apparently doing well. The
disease appears to be in mid form ana
it Is sincerely hoped 1t will continue 50
since there Is no reasonable hope that We
can now eradicate it.
The little members Of MissMay Earle's
kindergarten on Meadow Valley street
are buslly engaged in learning a number
OF drills to form part OF the entertain
ment which is to come Oft at Browns
hall shortly in the interest OF the library.
Miss Earle has now an attendance vi
about eighteen.
xuaA Bottle of Trib should be in every
uusehold.
j. II. Hoegh, of Eureka writes us that
the Niutn Division Of the Fourth
Collection District Of California has been
re.established, and MIR. Hoegh has been
appointed It's Deputy Collector. This Is
as it was prior to September last and all
internal revenue remlttances will now BIZ
made to Eureka.
The Phoebe Consolidated Mining Co.
yesterday settled with its charcoal cun-
tractors }. A. Denton aud Jonn Vietta
for all expense incurred in preparing
wood and coal in the mountains and
which the company Is not at present pre-
pared to receive. Upwards OF $4,000
was paid the men halt Of which IS for
coal in the hills ready for delivery.
Frank Godbe, cashier of the p. G. M.
& R. Co., leaves next week on an ex-
tended pleasure trip, in view of which
the friends of himself and wife ON last
Wednesday evening took the place by
storm, armed with loadeded baskets, etc.,
and treated them to a genuine surprise.
A pleasant evening followed, the merri.
ment lasted until o'clock the following
morning.
Mr.. L. j. Marsh, of Ashland, Wis,
t legraphs Mr. D. Hamilton, Jr., of the
Ploche Water, Electric Light and Pow er
Company, that he will be in Phoebe in q
few days. Mr.. Marsh is an electrical
expert and is now employed by the
National Electric Manufacturing Com
pany. We shall be glad to see Mr.
Marsh in our midst, aud hope that he
may think favorably of our camp.
''Dead, Moved or Married. is the title
of little pamphlet sent out by Mont
gomery, Ward & Co., of Chicago, con
timing list of names of persons who
have sent them money and cannot b,
heard from again. The total amour
foots up considerable sum. Some O
the letters sent have not either givel
either postotfice, addree, state or count,
of the sender.
A young man named Henry Miller
while driving one of Spencer's freigh
teams to Ely from Cherry Creek, me
with painful accident by falling unde
the wheels of his trail wagon while at
tempting to climb upon it. His left L.
was broken above the knee, the bon
pertruding through the flesh. DR.. Camp
bell set the broken limb, but is yet un
certain whether amputation is necessar
or not.
Through the courtesy of B H. Hamr
ton, of the Ogden military academy, tn
J Editor of the RECORD is in receipt of
copy of TAPS" monthly magazine de-
. voted to the interest of education, pull
lisbed by A. G. Newill aud c. L. How
ard, of the academy faculty. 1t is nes
little publication, containing many thing
personal and otherwise of interest I
those at the academy and their frient
at home.
The Consolidated Implement Co.
9 Milford is preparing to beat all compel
b tors in supplying the southern countr
5 with wagons, buggies and farming impl
l ments generally. A new ware hou
!. 40xS0 feet is in course OF erection at Mi
ford where the company will deliver a
kinds of road vehicles and farmir
0 tools in car load lots direct manu- fact
ries. By the freights thus saved and Il
P small expense 10 handling they are p,
b pared to make closer figures than ar
house handling similar goods in tn
3 mountain section. See their advertis
d ment in another column.
, Considerable interest was manifest,
by the public in the case of McConnc
and Wilkinson, the horse thieves broug