The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-02


Mr.. Geo. Blanchard is engaged as book.
keeper at the Phoebe Con MIG. Co.'S office.
Hyman, our dry goods merchant, is
reported to have struck itrich in Monkey
Wrench. s III h
Hon.. Trenmor Coffin, having finished
his business here, returned to Carson
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Kelly has been appointed
to the position of librarian at the Phoebe
reading rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Godbe, and
Anthony Godbe, returned to Bullionville
from Salt Lake last Tuesday
Postmaster Shier took run down to
Monkey Wrench yesterday to note the
progress Of his several interests there.
Considerable ore has recently been
shipped from the Poorman mine to the
shelters, and the mine is developing well.
Billy O'Brien left for Salt Lake last
Sunday, where he expects to enter the
employ Of the Salt Lake Music Company.
Miss Matte Sawyer returned last Sun.
day from Sioux City, Iowa., where she
has been attending school since last
summer.
Mr.. Frank Godbe, accountant for the
P. c. Co., is expected to return about the
10th inst. from his trip to the Sandwich
Islands.
Bert Dooley's store window is the cen.
tire OF attraction for all the bellies in
town, who gather to criticise his latest
spring style in hats.
The Phoebe Con. Co. will pay on the
tenth Of this month, aud pay days each
month hereafter are not expected to DO
= later than the tenth.
There is a current rumor to the effect
that bank is shortly to be established
here. If it is done it will be forcible
reminder of the paimy days of Phoebe. e
Since the refinery started up it has
been an object of great interest to those
who never saw one in operation, and has
attracted considerable number of Wis
itors.
Hon. A. L. Fitzgerald, R. Sadler,
VIM. Hancock and r. Mullins came in
by stage from Eureka, to attend meet
ing of Royal Arch Chapter No 8, R. A.
NJ, and returned Monday.
J. W. Cassidy, one Of tn prospective
millionaires of Ferguson district, was il
town this week. He looked as happ,
and serene as a man could who expo cit
to be shortly wearing diamonds
Manager Eames Of the P. c. Co., and
Mr.. Z. E. Olcott. have spent the past
week in examining the Meadow Vale.
and Raymond mines Of the company ant
are only about half through with tn
work.
The local papers announce preparation
under way in many towns of the Stat
for 4th of July celebrations. What
the matter with Phoebe ? Let's have a
old time celebration of the great an
glorious day.
J. G. Henderson Is in from Pahranaga
Lake District, where he has been at wor
on the Balback mine He reports II
mine as cleaned up in good shape, IL
shaft showing two feet of rich ore in IL
bottom and looking fine.
Tho Bachelors lost another OF Il
brotherhood Sunday morning, Mr. .Geor
Wheatly taking unto himself rib. !
the present rate the ranks of the B. B.
will soon become decimated and availat
bachelors be at a premium.
cleanliness in next to Goodness
Remember this and take frequent bat
at Joe Phillips rooms on Main sire,
where yon can do 80 with as much CO..
fort as at any place in this mounts
country. See his advertisement Il
week.
At the recent term of the U. S, Co,
at Carson, Mrs. Mary Wiley Of Rel
the mother OF ten children, was fou
guilty of selling whisky to Indians a
sentenced to the States prison for tn
teen months. While in prison ch
will be born to her. ST.
Jas. Casey, of the Phoebe Con. M. &
Co., was driving a fractions horse attaci
to a road cart. last Monday, when
animal ran away, throwing Mr.. Case,
the ground and injuring him quite
verely. Mr.. c. feels thankful t
nothing more serious happened,
A number Of our local sports had 9
siderable money bet on the result Of
jackson. Slavin fight which took place
London on Monday last. The OAR
knooked his man out in the tenth ro
and used him up SO badly that he &C
neither stand nor see. He forced
sighting from tho start and Sli
couldn't withstand his powerful 'le