The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-08-04

Ely has no potatoes, old or now.
Another cleaning Of Main street is in
order.
No complaint is heard now about cold
weather.
II YOU want dozen bottles of Salt
Lake beer at $3.50, go to Thompson's.
The Raymond & Ely works are now
lighted by electricity.
Our summer rains are later than usual
this season in visiting us.
The smelter is running very steadily
and the bullion output Is Of unusual high
grade.
Rsnscs was reasonably well represent.
81 in town this week, due to the sitting
of the District Court
There is large amount OF ore on the
dump at the Day mine. About two
cars day goes to the smelter.
Schaefer's brewery appears to be the
Mecca this hot weather, judging from
the number of people visiting the resort.
ALI kinds Of iced summer drinks at the
Phoebe drug store. Milk shake, Sarsa-
psrilla, and Soda Water in all favors. .
II you have any watches or iewelry to
repair, take them to Dave Werthei-
msr.
Ice Cream every Sunday afternoon and
evening at Palmer's on Main street.
Families supplied in quantities :
A pleasant evening party was had at
Manager Eames' residence Monday, the
o:,asion being return of the GENTLE
mans birthday.
Dave Werthemer is now prepared to
d. all kinds Of watch and jewelry repair
ing at reasonable prices.
Judge Talbot, having cleared up all
business in the District Court not re.
quiring jury, left for his home in Elko,
by yesterdays Milford stage
If you want dozen bottles of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, 90 to
Thompson's.
The RECORD is in receipt of bill in
troduced by Senator Stewart, providing
for the REIMBURSEMENT Of the Indian title
to the Walker Lake aud Pyramid Lake
Reservations.
Joseph Phillips has entered suit in the
District Ccurt against NJ F. Phillips fol
decree of divorce on the grounds oil
willful dssertion. Notice of the penden.
cy of suit appears in another column.
Anumber OF men under the charge Of
Mace Dixon, are Strengthening the curves
and taking the kinks generally out of the
railroad to Jack Rabbit. 1t is expected
the big locomotive will be on the road il
short order.
For several nights past there has beer
quite meteoric display. It is some.
what unusual at this season and ole
timers predict cold and stormy winter
A little of it would prove very acceptable
at the present time.
The Board of County Commissioner
will meet again on the 18th inst. t,
equalize the assessment roll for the cur
rent year. The roll is now in the hand
OF the County Clerk. subject to publ
inspection and examination.
A large area of heavy brush along tn
line of the railroad to Jack Rabbit burne
on Tuesday. The heavy volume g
smoke and the time it continued, lie
many to think something serious wa
wrong. but no damage was done.
r. Adams, merchant tailor, has jus
received nice line Of suitings, exceller
quality and latest styles. Suits to orde
ct reasonable prices. Call at his shop
the Eilsr's building Main street, and e,
anime the stock, Best workman
ship.
Samuel Wright, director of the U.
Mint ct Carson, died on Monday morl
ing last. T. r. Hotter, cashier Of Il
bank at Carson, is urged as good ma
to I'll the vacancy. His appointmel
was favored by wire from Phoebe del
CATION.
Prof. e. E. Olcott returned Monds
from a hasty "trip to Ferguson distric
and yesterday left for Hami ton to exam
inc several properties. From there |
, will investigate the Deep Creek countl
in the interest Of the company employir
him. completing which he will procee
to his home 10 New York.
Jack Wheatley has pulled up stak
and moved his family from Taylor
Pioche. where he has gone into bushes
We wish Jack all manner Of good luc
Boss Weber started Wednesday
Pioche and Ferguson district. The Be
has an eye to business and Il he sees
opening he will tackle it.--white ri
Naw.