The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-04
PosTvFFioE HOURS.
Local intelligence.

See P. c. NJ. & R. Co.'S adj in another
column.
New York quotations: Silver so. 942;
lead, APO.
Valentines valentines!! Valentines!!
at Shier's.
The public schools will open next
Monday.
A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household
Shier is in receipt ola fine lot of valen :
tines; neat, unique and pretty.
Little "Gussie" Werner, it is now
thought, is on the road to recovery from
his serious attack of diphtheria.
james Higgins and r. A. McNelly
have succeeded Sammon & Frsncis in the
corner saloon opposite r. Martins.
We learn that Mrs. Alex Brown died
at her home in California last month.
Mrs. Brown was Tell.known here.
The Governor of Arizona has pardoned
johnson, (colored) who was here some
three years ago, and who killed man
with wh IN, ha xvas trsval,no
Don't wait till the last minute, but be-
fore it is too late purchase Valentine at
Shier's for your best girl.
An electric light has been placed in
front Of the hose company No. 2. build.
ing, which will be welcomed by the cit.
liens Of Lacour st.
The p. c. NJ. 4 r. Co. had their regu.
lar pay day on Saturday last and dis.
bursed among the boys between
fifty and sixty thousand dollars.
The snow that has been falling for the
last two days is having the good effect
to cover up and temporarily relieve some
of the sanitary problem.
The Italian who was arrested last week
for an assault was heard to say after the
trial. "The nexta TINA they coma fighta
me run all the same lika one Cd d--m
deer.
The County Commissioners, at their
regular meeting held Tuesday, Feb. 2,
1892 fixed the tax levy for the year 1892
as follows; Phoebe, $685.; County, 49, 25
on each 500 valuation of pro perty.
Messrs c. and L. Morrison of Frisco,
Utah, were in town last week. The
boys are Of the old time sort and they
had an enjoyable visit with many of
their former Frisco friends, before going
back home.
X. A. Martin & Co.'S drug store is
about to move to better location, far.
Their up town. The new quarters are
Just one door north of the Godbe Mer.
camille Co.'S store.
Mr.. A. Werner met with severe &C.
cident last Sunday by fall at his resi-.
dence on Meadow Valley Street. His
wrist was severely cut aud several
stitches had to be taken. His spine was
also injured and there is likely hood of
his being confined to his house for sever.
al weeks.
The P. G. M. 4 r. Cos newly an.
pointed Asst. Supt. Mr.. George Eames,
OF Colorado, arrived by private convey.
ance Tuesday. There was an air of sat.
isfaction and general ap.
proval among the town people when, in.
stead of beaver and patent feathers,
Mr. Eames presented the appearance Of a
typical westerner.
Last week Joseph misunderstanding
Tor something that sounds like tbatl
was arraigned on the complaint OF Jack
1uninni to answer to charge of assault. ,
The defendant practically pleaded guilty -,
by admitting to have brushed the nose t
OF complaining witness in rather care t
less way, and was assessed $40 and costs I
which amounted to $3.50 more. /
The report has come to us through two
different sources that some one ia =
tackling different parties around town
Tor some article printed in the RECORD
II this party is on the war path with
he RECORD staff why don't he call at
The office, which is situated on Lacour
treet half block from Main, not in j
Nam street saloons. Get there, we are Il
light on it. b
Or. ID. G. Crowder called at the :
RECORD office on Tuesday morning for -
me purpose Of making denial of the o
'harge which he claimed had been m. p
nored about town to the effect that he q
vas not graduate Of any medical col. "
eye. DR.. Crowder produced diploma :, :,
rom Rush Medical College of Chicago, v
H., which claimed him as one of their '.
'raduate Of February, Eighteen Hundred :
nd Seventy Four. The doctor also said
hat his diploma can be seen at his office '
y any one who is so DESTROYS. s
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