The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DR.. Campbell was called to Desert |
Springs last Monday to attend sick
freighter
8. E. Wertheimer's 10 the proper place
TO 60 for an eye-opener in the morning
or glass Of fns beer during the day.
Louis Stern, chief justice and postmas.
tor at Hike, was in town this week at.
sending court.
II you want . dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50. 60 to
Thonpson's.
JOB PRINTING In all It's
branches, equal I'm style to
any, done at this office.
The Thermometer was 10 below zero
last Friday morning at Ely.
Christmas goods are beginning to
arrive, week more and they will be
fully displayed.
One price, g. so dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda, at Thompsons.
The storm that prevailed here Wednes.
day night extended all over Nevada and
Utah.
There will be no lack Of candidates to
fill the positions in the gift Of the Legis-
lature, judging from the many names
mentioned by our exchanges.
Pay your .axes. They are now due
and will be delinquent after next Mon
day. So if you want to save money. see
Treasurer Dooley before that time.
MISS Flea L. KNOWLES was elected
Attorney General Of Montana on the
Peoples ticpet. She ia the first woman
in the United States to DO elected to that
Office.
The Palace is the resort for gentlemen
who like to indulge in game of bill
lizards. smoke fiue cigar or sample the
best liquid refreshmsnts to be found in
TOWN.
The Miners meeting held Saturday
night at the courthouse was fairly at
tended. After hearing remarks from
several parties, the meeting decided that
it was inexpedient to alter the present
mining laws of Ely district.
At 8. e. Werthsimer's Palace saloor
can be found the finest brands Of wines
liquors and cigars ever brought to Phoebe
A large invoice of choice goods for thu
holidays has just been received.
Adjutant General Poujads deserves
tho thanks of the militia and riaemel
throughout the State for the active inter
sat he has taken In military matters. =
Carson News.
The Austin Advocate states that DAME
Meyer, one Of the leading lights Of tn
proposed s. F. & s. L. air line railroad
announces that the prospects of the roae
are better than ever before. and tina
work will soon begin and the road com
plsted.
Eureka Sentinel: Joe Grandslmsye
sent US the election returns from Whit
Pine and wrote as follows: 1T was tn
most harmonious election ever held i
White Pine county, and all feel joyfr
over the result, except Eve sick lookin
Republicans. three disgruntlsd Demt
Gratis and ON Prohibitionist. who will d
with grief"
Notwithstanding the gloomy appsa
sncs Of things in Phoebe. with its deser
cd streets, vacant storsrooms. silent min,
and smsltsrs. the assessment work on
claims in the district ID being done, an
new locations are being made. q
though it 10 the last month of Il
year. There 10 something in the a
mosphsre that foretelis brighter days I
Phoebe. and tho prospsctor il the first
catch the inspiration.
do you SEQ that peak yonder! % "a
an old miner, pointing to one Of the hig
est points in the mountains south
town. well, cir, on that peak ] inter
to build bonfire. fire glorious salut
and hoist the stars and stripes, and
hope every mountain top in Nevada W
be illuminated the same way" VIII
RECORD man asked the reason for the
joyful doings. and when they would ta
place. the old miner responded: "Jol
Sherman, d. him, 10 the cause, Al
the news Of his death will be the til
for the slori6cation."
The elements during tho past We
have been on rampage, and the cal
Of the disturbance is supposed to be ,
new comet. Terrible wind storms hi
prevailed ON the Atlantic and Pacj
sssboards. fierce snowstorms have occ
red in some Of the northwestern Stat
the thermometer going 20 below sero
Montana. while Washington and Greg
have had the heaviest rainstorms kno
70 the Oldest inhabitant. All Of tn