The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-26
Local Intelligence.

the roof the Meadow Valley hosting
works.
expected to be finished by the end of the
present week.
N. p. Dooley & Co. have just received
a full line of spring and summer goods.
Call and see them.
Fire was placed in the new refinery
at the smelter Tuesday night, prepare.
tory to starting up.
Mrs. f. H, Bawdin LETT by this morn.
ing's Milford stage for San Franci.c,,
where she goes on business.
There are quite number OF quail in
the vicinity of the smelter. The law for.
bid, killing them at this season.
The Spring Valley schools are closed,
owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
Clara Warren, who has slight attack
Of diphthers
When you want modest meal at
modest price for this country, try the
Union restaurant on Main street. See
the new ad in this issue.
sale of land belonging to the county
is advertised in this issue. This land is
situated in Cave Valley and is desirable
agricultural property.
Sam +. Wertheimer has building ma.
terial on hand for placing an addition on
his place of business. He will add a side
bar to his present business
DR.. Crowder returned Wednesday
morning from Spring Valley, where he
was summoned to attend the children of
Henry Rice, who are i'll with diphtheria.
The electric lights were not turned on
till late hour Monday night, through
blowing out of the n.head in the boiler
at the works, The lights are now run
all night
Manager j. &. Eames and family ar.
rived from Milford by private convey
ance Wednesday evening and are domi-
ciled in their new residence on Meadow
Valley street.
Hon. Trenmor Coffin, one OF Carson S
leading attorneys, and Ed. Catts a resi-.
dent here in early days, came in on Wed
nesday's Milford stage and will remain
with us about week.
Four cars of bullion have been shipped
from the furnace since last starting.
The product is now held back and will
be put through the cupel furnace before
shipping.
If you want to spend pleasant even
ing don't fail to attend the entertainment
and ball at Thompsons Opera House to
morrow night. 1t promises to I've thu
pleasantest party yet given this year.
Wednesdays Milford stage loaded
with six passengers and heavy express
came in three hours late, caused by {
heavy rainstorm at summit station, cas-
of Panaca, which flooded the country
thereabouts.
A cave of earth occurred last Monda,
at the P. c. Cos iron mine at Stamped
Gap where iron ore is being mined TO
for use atihe furnace. Fortunately n
onc-~sss injured and Int little damag
was done.
While Working at the Chapman min
lat Monday, James Brown had tn
tipgess of his left hand badly crushed b
catching them in the shieve. His hea
was also badly cut, but he is able to b
about the streets
Miss Florence James, daughter {
Supt James of the smelter. came in froi
Salt Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Eames
Wednesday Miss James is a student {
Rowland hall, and will pass the summ'
vacation with her parents here.
Articles of agreement have been dra"
up for prize fight between two OF tt
young men about town. The battle
to fought under Marquis of Queensber'
rules, and i'll be for "blud." Both M
are in active training, and the mill W
occur some time next month.
A small blaze, accompanied by va
amount Of smoke from the rear OF Phillip
barber shop on Main street yesterda
caused an alarm Of fire to be sounde
esoth companies turned out. but a sm'
hose from Edwards saloon, quenched
flame and the damage was practical
nothing.
Glance over our first page aud note t
new advertisements there. Eisenma
with hardware and mining supplies 81
leads in that line. Henry Welland nc
fies the public Of his readiness and abil
to supply almost anything in the line
groceries aud prospecting outh
The Hotel Nevads, under the eHis
management of J, w, Palmer, is res
to care for the travelling public in ev
way and to furnish them the very
the country affords. while families
consumers generally can rely on
quality Of milk and ice furnished by