The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-11

4 A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household. :.
Shier is in receipt of fine lot of Valen'
tines; neat; unique and pretty.
Robert Adams, one of our old
time standby's, arrived by yesterdays
stage IS,
They will soon be here
Take your valentines with you to the
dance Monday night
A bottle of Trib should be in every
household
Our streets are filled with sufficient
snow and mud to suit the taste of the
most fastidious.
The recent heavy fall of snow has de-
layed the mail running between Phoebe
and Milford nearly twenty four hours.
w. s. Godbe left for New York Sun
day. He will probably stay over few
days at Salt Lake City.
The thermometer for the past week
has stood at about two..degrees above zero
between the hours Of two A. NJ. and six
A. NJ.
The heavy fall of snow has been
boon to our youngsters who have coast
ing run from the Phoebe Hotel to the
lower corral.
Don't forget there is to be dance on
Monday night at Browns Hall
The Elko Independent says Counter
felt silver coins are in circulation at Car
son right under the noses of the Mint
officials.
r. A. Martin and Co. are now to lie
found in their new quarters one door
North of the, Godbe Mercantile Co.'S
store. Don't fail to give them call
(, A. w. Keyser and Patrick Devlin who
have been visiting relatives in the East,
returned last week, and are now to be
seen at their respective places of bust.
ness. sW
F. A. Clark is authority fer the news
that's social dance has been arranged for
Monday evening at Browns Hall. Usual
prices for admittance will be charged.
Valentines in order.
Allen Nelson one of Panaca's Oldest
standbys, was in town this week. After
paying the RECORD visit and taking a
years subscription he again left for the
land Of green trees and grass.
George Warren, who has been suffer.
ing from severe attack of Ia grippe for
the past two weeks is now slowly but
surely recovering. George has our sym
pathy. We have had it ourselves.
Several Of the Shelter hands in going
to and from the smelter give the grave
yard wide berth, preferring to be held
up by roughs rather than meet some
ethereal vision whose only clothing is
garment Of mist.
Since the recent change in the time of
the Hiko.Pioche mail, the hours of ar.
irving and departing to and from Phoebe
are as follows: Leaves Phoebe at ten A.
M. on Wednesdays and Saturdays and
arrives at six r. NJ. on Tuesdays and Fri
days. ia
I. E. Pollard, engineer at the Mendha
mine is in town under DR.. Crowder's
treatment for very lame neck. Louis
will return to his post at the mine shortly
and take with him the best wishes of
several Of his old time friends from
White Pine as also those whom he has
acquired during his stay here.
Several men at the Day mine insisted
upon getting drunk last pay day instead
OF attending to their work and lost their
Jobs as consequence. Beware boys
how yon handle the juice of the bug and
fondls the tigers caudal appendage, for
the snow upon the road lies deep and the
-waylis long to land Of brightness, and
ere thou reachest it thou shalt often
times wish to partake of the lunch that
is free.
We are glad to state that once more
the Liberals Of Salt Lake county have
gained : glorious victory over their NOR
mon and oemi-mormon political oppo
nents. The exact returnss we do not vel
know, but enough is learned to indicat,
4 sweeping majority. We are pleased also
70 state. that Charley Stanton, one Of ou
Phoebe raised boys, 10 by this victor,
elected TO the Office of county Recorder
Charlie is trump and we wish him al
success. '-
Henry Mcguire. an old time Californi
md Nevada prospector, called at tn
Rz0oRD Office Saturday for q copy Of tn
ERxcoRD and the news Of the world whic
We supplied to him. He is at work o.
the "Parnelly claim three miles south Q
Jack Rabbit on this side of the mountain
when the weather will permit, but tn
snow is now so deep and the weather Sc
stormy that Mr.. Mcguire says he spend
most Of the time In his cabin pravino fo