The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-24
PO,ToFFiCE HOURS.
Local Intelligence.

Rev. Father McManus returned this
morning from Salt Lake
The White Pine News says we have
improved our appearance. Hope SO.
The Bachelors give another of their
socials this evening at their parlors on
Main street.
On Saturday evening snow fell to the
depth of three inches and was followed
by sharp frost.
Alex Mandich, following Alex Thomp
sons good example, is having the front
of his store painted.
Considerable tree planting is going on,
especially by those who wish their dwell.
ings to appear cozy and neat.
County Recorder, Fl. W, Turner left
for Salt Lake this morning to be absent
several weeks on private business.
The new works are likely the coming
summer to be the principal attraction
for au evening stroll or buggy drive.
Don't fail to attend the domino party
given by the young ladies at Browns
hail, Wednesday evening, March Both. y
On account of the diphtheria scare,
families are doing their washing at home,
end John Chiuaman claims business in
that line with him is light.
Wellaud and Empy's prospect at High
land, the Cloud, has force of three men
employed upon it, and about ten tons of
high grade ore ready for shipment.
The ground around Supt. James house
house at the smelter is being plowed up
and number of trees planted, which
will add much to the appearance of his
residence.
Now is the tims to get all the filth
from our streets. The ground is dry and
should another storm catch US mapping il
will render it more difficult to accom-.
pllsh.
A Vermont editor has invented new
way of stirring up delinquent subscribers.
He writes obituary notices of them, as.
Stunning that they must be dead, since he
does not hear from them.
The dance at Browns hall st. Patrick 8
evening Vas social and artistic success.
About thirty-ive couples were present
aud all enjoyed themselves until late
hour.
Frank Newton, of Eureka, is in the
city, en- route to Quartzburg, Idaho,
where he goes to associate himself with
H. F. Gear in operating a teaching mill
$. L. journal.
Friday and most of Saturday the wind
blew heavily, and Saturday evening and
might several inches of snow fell. Yes
terday again the snow fell considerably
in the evening.
The B. B. B. boys are organizing 4
brass band, as a means of getting rid o
some of their surplus vitality. Wher
regular practice begins they expect tt
create riot on Main street.
The temporary closing down of the
smelters has one good effect. 1t hal
caused those who preferred to stay with
the camp to prospect the surrounding
hills. and some very promising find
have been made.
Judge Talbot writes to District Attor
ney Freeze that he will BE- in Ely OF
April 18th to draw grand jury. From
here he will go to Phoebe, open cour
there, and return here to hold the regu
lar session toward the close of April o.
first of may. White Pine News.
B. c. McDonough, Spiro Docklesticl
and "Joe" Goodrich leave today for Fer
guson district on prospecting trip, ant
to see if there is any foundation in tn
glowing reports received here in regar
to the rich finds.
John Roeder left Tuesday for hi
ranch in Pahranagat valley taking wit
him large quantity OF supplies for hi
ranch and couple of men. He wi
probably visit Ferguson district as he re
turns.
If you want the news subscribe for til
Phoebe RECORD.
The young ladies are to give lea
year party on Wednesday evening, Marc
goth and are to take their best fellows
to Browns hall to spend q pleasar
evening. We have got our best bib an
tucker all ready and are in state {
anxious suspense to know who's going t
take us.
John Middleton, of Cave Valley, wa
in town this week purchasing suppl,
for the coming spring work on his ranc
there. Mr.. Nj. reports everything |
well in his neighborhood, and says thi
since the snow fell stock is picking u
right along. There has been no loss
stock in his vicinity this winter.
Phineas Watkins exhibited at Il
RECORD Office Tuesday remarkab
curiosity 10 the shape Of chicken vi,
two heads, four wirgs and four feet
two chickens united at the breast. tt