The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07
posrorProE HOURS.
Local Intelligence.


vacation being over.
Phoebe pointers: Jim Wheeler's nous
tache. Beaver. Utonion.
Why ia an editor moral man! Be-
cause he always doas write.
Assemblyman w. R. McFadden came
in on the Milford stage this morning
r. Martin has bought the interest
Of X. O. Davis in the Pioche drug store.
AL Godbe is able to be out little but
bis wife and daughter are now prostrat'
ed.
w. s, Godbe has been aomewhat
under the weather this week but IS bet
ter to-day.
X A library and reading room was opened
TO theiboys at the smelter last night
Credit isdue to Mrs. James.
LOST A silver cap or stem to WIND
4 watch. OF no use to any one but owner,
findes please return to this office.
III suppose the baby is delicate pink
-eh, Tom!" ''No. She's robust
yellsr," replied the proud and sleepy
father.
Samuel Kershaw of Meadow Valley
Wash. called Wednesday and paid for
years subscription to the RECORD
Thanks. Next!
The snow is melting and our streets
are damp. The youngsters have put
avay their sleds and the trains are run
ming regularly to Jack Rabbit.
A postofice circular announces
that hereafter circulars hav'
ing anything printed on them by rub
Der stamp will be charged full postage.
An exchange says the bunk house at
the South Galena mine at Bingham was
destroyed by FIRE Christmas morning,
and two miners, Eric jacobson and RAT
* O'Mslly, were burned to death.
This office acknowledges the receipt
from Washington, D. C. Of the annual
report Of the Postmaster General OF the
Unisod STAGES for 1891, valuable work
which we shall be glad to peruse.
Geo. III. Gould Of Santa B.rpara Cali
z fornia left yesterday having finished his
examination of the mines of the T. e.
MAR. Co. Mr.. Gould is a gentleman
whom we shall be glad to see again.
80 We learn from our exchanges that
Supt, Nesbit Of the Mammoth has been
dangeroualy M with pneumonia the past
vsak hut was better when last heard
from. MIR. Nesbit is an old Piocher.
The Christmas issiie OF the Reno even
/, ing Gazette, Of which we should have
Smaas mention last week, contained many
) rhings Of interest, both to the State III
general and Reno in particular.
The recent run Of the smelter at St.
George, Utah, says correspondent Of
I shs Beaver Utonion, was very success.
full. Ninety tons Of bullion assaying s.
per cent copper was run out Of $50 tons
Of second class ore.
The b. B. B. dance New Years eve
was very pleasant affair indeed. Man,
were there and all had good time
Dancing was continued until 8 a. M.
and the affair was voted . success BY
both The B. B. BE- and their guests
i jos Kiien Of Carson, supposed to have
sbeen Lost in the mountains between
4Placerville and Lake Valley, California
10 . nephew Of our townsman Loui
Klien. Mr.. Klien has telegraphed hi
brother in Carson for latest information
A gathering Of the young folks at tn
residence of Mr.. Denton, on Cedar stree
= in honor Of Miss Ella Denton was com
plste surprise to the young lady herself
"A merry company enjoyed games, re
frsshmeuts and dancing until late hou
when they Dispersed to their homes leav
ing their best wishes for the pease an
welfare Of their fair hostess.
FMr. P. B. McKeon, who has been visit