The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-10-20
Pn-TuFFICE HnuRs.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Vote for no man who is not in favor oil
Stewart and Newlands.
The work of lining the interior OF the
iail building with iron is in progress.
One price. ST. so dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda, at Thompson's.
A sitting of the District Court will
occur here about the 2lst OF next month.
Several loads of goods went to Helene
for Sam E. Wertheimer during the week.
For cards, letter.heads, bill.heads and
ell kinds Of job work call at the RECORD
Office.
W. j. Roe Of Bristol is considering the
plan Of removing with his family to
Arizona.
Register Register This is the last
day you have for it. The books close
tonight at niue o'clock.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarssparilla at $3.50, go to
Thompson's.
Three Of our local candidates have left
for tour of the southern precincts and
will be absent two weeks.
Read about the Pennsylvania quartz
mill, rock breaker. tanks. houses, ETC.,
offered for sale. on this page.
Dr.. J. D. Campbell is now in charge
Of the Phoebe Drug Store, at which he
can be found whenever wanted.
A. Mandch left for San Francisco by
yesterdays stage. from which point he
will proceed to his home in Austria.
Scan the list Of registered voters in
your precinct and see if there are any
thereon who properly should be chal.
lenged of.
Allen Bragg, editor and proprietor of
the Reno Gazette, who has been danger
ously i'll for several months, is recover
ing.
Some of the candidates are having
their names and the name of the office
they aspire to. painted in large letters
on canvas.
Our merchants are receiving their
winter supplies, and every day almost
witnesses the arrival of number of
freight teams.
Bob Martin and W. Fl. Perry shipped
down bar and fixtures to Helene last
Saturday and will open saloon at that
place Immediately.
A. 8. Thompson is evidently going to
stay with US. Despite the somewhat
unpfomising outlook, he is enlarging and
improving his dwelling house.
Under the new system of voting, the
old time ballot boxes are found too small
for some precincts and number Of new
enes have been secured for use at the
larger places.
Attend the Columbus Day exercise at
the public school tomorrow. They will
be of interest to all. The programme
to be rendered appears in another column
again this week.
The Phoebe Con. Co. has on hand
large quantity of cordwood which is
being sold at 81 90 cord. Several hun.
dred cords have been disposed Of at this
figure, about town.
Voters, don't neglect to register. This
10 the last day on which the books will
DO open for that purpose. The books in
each voting precinct will close at nine
o'clock this evening.
The Palace saloon is by all odds the
finest resort in Phoebe. Everything is
first.class. The quality of the goods sold
10 the Palace cannot be cxcelled. When
you want fine drink or cigar, call in and
see Sammy or Charley.
Everybody is laying in o winters sup.
ply Of wood. "It's an i'll wind that
blows nobody good" and SO think the
citizens of Phoebe. as by the closing down
of the smelter the immense quantity Of
wood the P. G. CO., had on hand is being
disposed Of below the usual market price.
A staunch Republican--and by tho way
the only one in Pioohe-who was under
the influence of booze, shouted "Hur.
rah for Harrison!" Tuesday evening,
and then fell down in fit. The poor
fellow was taken into neighboring store
and the doctor pronounced it a case of
snaniaa potu.
At the Palace saloon, Sam Z. Vert
heimsr proprietor, you will find nothing
but the finest brands Of whiskeys, wines
and cigars. The bar and fixtures of the
house are the finest in this section of the
country and entities the proprietor to the
praise which no receives for his enter.
prise.
Under the new election law voters are
not kept hundred feet away from the
polls a. formerly. To keep outside the
guard rail Of the voting booths is all that
10 required. A good plan to pursue il