The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08

Lake beer at g. SO, 40 to Thompson's.
Two cars of Yuba ore were shipped
from the smelter to Salt Lake to-day. 1t
is high grade.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, go to
Thompson's.
Samuel T. Godbe has applied for ap.
pointment as Notary Public, to reside
at Yellow Pine, this county.
JOB PRINTING in all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
One price, 50. so dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda, at Thompson's.
1t is rumored that the working force at
the Yuba smine will soon be materially
increased.
The tallest tree in the world is believed
to be a blue gum at Dendenong, Austria
lis. 1t is $50 feet high.
Helene is said to be extremely quiet.
So is Phoebe, and the whole country now
for that matter.
Taxes on the whole came in slowly this
year. Treasurer Dooly reports general
rush on the last two days.
Ed. T. Colby has returned from Salt
Lake, thoroughly recovered in health,
and will make his headquarters at Bull
lionyille.
A slight fall of snow three days ago,
but not enough to become disagreeable,
and on the whole the weather is pleasant
and nice.
Miss Stenie Wright, after lengthy
visit to her sister, Mrs. s. H. Canaan, of
this town, left yesterday for her home in
Leeds, Utah.
Toys and fancy goods suitable for the
holidays, also an immense assortment of
jewelry, including ladies, and gents.
watches. will be displayed at Shsr's next
week. Look out for bargains.
A querulous wife who was DESTROYS Of
visiting the cemetery, said to her hus-
band: "You have never taken me to the
cemetery" "No, DEAR" he answered,
THAT is pleasure which have yet had
only in anticipation"
Saml 7. Godbe came in from the Vel.
low Pine mining district, in the extrame
southwest part of the county, Saturday
last and will be with us week or two
looking over the property of the Phoebe
Con. Co. in the interest of new parties.
The Palace is the resort for gentlemen
who like to indulge in game of bill
lizards, smoke fine cigar or sample the
best liquid refreshments to be found in
town.
improvements on the courthouse and
Jail and election expenses create short
age in several of the funds Some of the
election expenses will not be met till
next month, though the bills are allowed
now.
T. At s. E. Wertheimer's Palace saloon
can be found the finest brands of wines,
liquors and cigars ever brought to Phoebe.
A large invoice of choice goods for the
holidays has just been received.
Mrs. James Pierson has closed the res,
taurant department of the Phoebe hotel,
to await the advent Of better times. The
lodging department, however, will con-
tinue open, where the travelling public
can be cared for in first. class shape.
Flour from teams sells at $2.75 PEI
owt.; less than when the demand wa
greater, as last summer, when it readily
brought 1926. Potatoes continue some
what scarce, selling at 81. rs to $3.O pc
cwt. from teams, and the quantity TO
market il said to !be limited, not onl
hereabouts, but throughout Utah, o.
which we mainly depend.
The Bullionville MIG. & Rdn. Co. ha
brought stone mason from Salt Lake t
rebuild the arch in the White & Howell
rooster of their works. This arch ha
caved in three times, necessitating shu
down each time. Every other branch @
the works operates to perfection, and
the furnace arch is now made to stand
long and successful run will immediate
ly follow.
The o. s. L. & U. N. Ry. Co. appear
ed before the State Board of Equalization
and secured reduction of their assesses
valuation from 100000 to $4,000, an
on the latter amount have concluded t
pay up. We never were able to learn o.
what grounds the reduction was made
as the amount expended on the grade j
this county alone equals half milio
easily, while the amount of the assess
ment, as finally allowed to stand, that
$4,000, represents only the value
timbers in the Clover Wash tunnels.
is not unfair to ask that it bear its prt
portion Of municipal expense, to tn
same extent that unproductive mimi
;poprovamanta ara ran,,;rad IN do and