The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-31
Pn>ToFFiCE HOURS
Local Intelligence.

Tomorrow will be April FOOLS day.
Stages are somewhat delayed by the
recent storms
It is rumortd that Sam Godbe is TAX
ing in the Deep Creek country.
Supt. James and wife returned Sun
day from their short tip to Zion.
Once more hope runs high ON the prob
ability Of railroad soon reaching us.
T. Z. Edwards is renovating the in
terror OF his saloon on Main street pre-.
paratory of the spring boom.
Quite number of the Italian frater-
nifty left during the week, being allured
by the reports Of Eureka starting up
The Rev. Father McMAnus, of the
Catholic church, hat been seriously indis
posed since his return from Salt Lake.
President w. s. Goibe, Of the P. c.
Co., returned Saturday night by private
CONVEYANCE from his trip east, looking
well and hearty again.
Dan Williams returned Sunday from
visit to Beaver, where he found his son.
who had fractured arm, getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
Some live GOALS in ashes thrown in the
rear of c. E. Hollis residence, blazed up
during Sundays heavy wind giving every
body scare. Fire Co. No. | soon set
tied it.
The warm spell of three weeks ago
brought out buds and blossoms on the
fruit trees in Pshranagat valley just in
time to be pipped and killed by the
frosts Of the past week.
Fully six inches of snow fell during
Monday night and Tuesday, and
the blustery way in which it came
down was characteristic Of January,
rather than later March weather.
Several of our old time prospectors
have taken trip to the Bull Valley
mountains. There is no question but
that gold can be found 10 that section,
but whether or not in paying quantities
Is to be demonstrated.
County Clerk Dooley has received from
Judge Talbot an order for the drawing of
grand jury returnable on Monday, the
18th inst, at which date court will open,
though the Judge may arrive few days
sooner.
j. A Sammou, an old saloon man of
this place, has been taking in New York,
and has been making things hum in a
general way. He left New York by
steamer on the 26th inst, en- route for
the "auld sod"
MIR. Carl Shumsn begs to announce to
the public that his photograph gallery
will be re opened on Sunday, April 3rd,
and will remsin open for two weeks only.
All those who desire work in his line
should call immt diately.
Mrs. McKeou, our Main street mil
liner. is about to take her departure for
Salt Lake, She will be absent about ten
days and will gladden. the eyes of the
fair ones by the new spring goods she
will bring back with her.
Ed Small, assayer for the P. c. Co. at
Jack Rabbit, who left here few weeks
ago for Creole, Col, returned by SUI.
days stage. Ell thinks now, with many
others, that all is not gold that glitters,
aud is willing to take his chances v it'll
Phoebe.
By applying at this office those inter
ested can procure c. A. Snow 4 Co.'S.
pamphlet, entitled, Conformation and
advice about patents, caveats, trade
marks, copyrights, ect.," free of charge.
The pamphlet contains much valuable
informatio
All Republicans are requested to in
terest themselves in the mas convention
called for the 10th of April to elect dele
gates to the State convention to be hello
at Virginia City on April 3Oth Lincolr
county is entitledto ak delegates. SET
the official notice published in another
column Of this Issue.
The Monkey Wrench, or Ferguson
district, excitement continues to grow
and parties are going from here to tina,
place continually. While all will no,
grow wealthy at the new FL Dorado
many even now bid fair to prosper, ant
We hope they will, and at no distant
day.
Mr.. John G. Esmes, Of Aspen, Col
arrived by Sundays stage. Mr.. ZANE,
comes in the capacity Of general manager
OF the Phoebe Con. Co., and on Monday
be assumed charge Of the company''
property. He has had an opportunity
to compare our section with that Of othel
mining countries, and expresses great
hope for the future outcome Of this sec
ton. meaning northern Lincoln.
Frank Godbe, cashier of the P