The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-07

Both Mr.. II. H. Cooper and Mr..
Adamson who suffered this week, from
the raids of sneak thieves, are among our
most temperate. law abiding and respect.
able citizens. They are both working |
men their losses are therefore hard earn.
ed savings.
The performance given by the Phoebe
Minstrels at Panaca on January End.
was said to be fattering success, the
house was crowded and the performance
was well received. They give perform.
ance at Browns hall on January 18th. to
which all lovers Of amusement should
attend.
We notice that Mr.. s. H. Babcock has
been appointed general freight agent OF
the Rio Grande Western railroad. MIR.
Babcock is pesonally known to the
writer hereof who congratulates him
upon his appointment and the R. G. w.
in having and recognising the services OF
q thorough gentleman ancman of sterl.
ingworth and ability.
A public installation of officers of the
A. o. U. w. took place at Browns hall
last evening. Lack Of space prevents
our giving full account in this issue
but an exceedingly interesting pro.
grammme Of literary exercises was rem.
dered by members and frienis of the
order after the installation refreshments
were served and dancing INDUCED in up
to a late hour. The affair was entirely
complimentary and a credit to the order.
The fact has just been learned that
a Samuel James former superintendent at
y the smelter has been appointed general
superintendent for the P. c. NJ. 4 r. Co.
/ in the place Of s. T. Godbe who has given
{ his resignation to take effect at the end
4 of the present month. 1t is thought
e likely that Mr.. George Eames Of Colora
. do will be appointed to act as assistant
n superintendent to Mr.. James.
The New Years issue OF the Nevadi
: State Journal was received Tuesday
:. morning, containing everything supposed
!. to interest it's readers in Nevada ant
4 benefit Reno and vicinity. We ar,
pleased to see these holiday issues, ant
:. think it would be good plan for ever.
. paper in the State to devote one issu
more especially, to such detailed des
cription Of their local interests.
d Notwithstanding the vigilance Of on
81 sheriff and his deputies, sneak thieve
J. still continue to be heard from. The
E. are hard to catch and even when caugh
10 are hard to convict therefore some {
80 our citizens Of better class have detel
y mined serve several suspicious character
III with notices to leave town suggestin
ss perhaps, that unless they comply wit
n the request therein made their presens
D. may be required at necktie party give
in honor Of the hobos, hold.ups, fire but
and sneak thieves ere they are scattere
to the four corners Of the Mohave deser
On The Phoebe public library. which h
re been closed for a few days past on a
rs, count Of lack Of fuel. opened again Mo
re day. 1t isa shame to the people
as Phoebe that the library is not better su
ht ported and patronized. The library W
lrt in the first place intended to supply q
p. workingmen with place to spend eve
,r- ings, but the majority Of those At prese
nd employed here, prefer to spend time
N. most anywhere, than to put in please
ty hour reading at the library. or to TAXI
mt books home with them, as members Q
entitled to do.