The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-05

Local. Intelligence.

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James Person left Monday for his
ranch in Pahranagat.
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Phoebe RECORD.
Enough of material il on hand at the
smelters to insure steady run for some
time.
A. Werner returned Sunday from q
trip to Ferguson, much pleased with the
outlook.
A COW got in the big pond at the
smtlter few days ago and had to be
hauled out with ropes. 49,
Dsspite the backward spring the east
ern slopes Of the hills around town are
covered with wild flowers.
Thomas Gillespie, of Silver Reef, came
in Sunday on his way to the noted mines
Of Fergusan distric..
County Assessor Prudential left for
the southern part Of the county to-day on
an extended assessing tour.
The working force at the Hamburg
mine will he increased this week, and a
number of men may be put on at the
Mendhs.
Tuesdays storm of sleet and rain, CON-
ing on the third of May did little to sup
port our claim to possessing semi-tropi.
cal climate,
Master Mechanic Ryan, of the P. C.
Co., has thoroughly recovered from hi-
recent acci lent, and has resumed his
duties at the smeiter.
Miss Mamie Hunter, who has been
teaching the school in Meadow Vale,
Wash, came in town during the week,
the scho term having closed.
The ore train went to work Monday
hauling in ore fsom the Day and other
mines to the furnace A start viii prob
ably be made there within two weeks.
May Day was ushered in by cold, raw,
boi-terous weather. Piochtrs paid little
attention Of the event, but at PaDaca the
day was kept with the Usual ubservances.
Cross K Jorgenson are happy to have
any gentlemen in Phoebe call aud see
them. They will be treated in the m, st
courteous manner. +
Samuel T. Godbe, after doing Fergu.
son district and securing number Of iu-
terests, left this morning for the Deep
Creek country from there he will proceed
to Salt Lake.
Louie Klein has renovated tho interior
of his saloon and ia now having a new
sidewalk laid The former will pleas
the patrons of the house; the latter the
general public.
Mr.. George Henry Hewitt, of Aspen
Colo, who has been here for the past
two weeks looking generally over the
country as mining section, returned tt
Aspen last Saturday.
Quite a number Of the Phoebe Monkey
Wrench rustlers returned to town durnl
the week to procure supplies for tn,
further prosecution of their search fol
the hidden treasure. ...
F. w. Dickle has small force Of mel
at work at the Point. From present in
dcations he thinks that he can keep tn
two furnaces going without any aid from
the compsny's mines.
A bottle Of rrib should be in ever,
household '.
Rev. Father McManus, pastor Of tn
Catholic church, resumed his clerics
duties, Sunday, having been absent iror
his flock several weeks on account Of
severe attack OF sickness.
The streets the past few days nav
presented an activity somewhat unusua
Numerous teams were at the doors ,
merchants loading up with freight f
the modern III Dorado, Ferguson distric
The locomotive which has been unde
going thorough over hauling at I'll
eompanys repair chops, took a trip ov,
the road Sunday and every thing pro, il
satisfactory she will resume work /
being attached to the gravel train.
A new saloon, under the managemeI
OF Gross 4 Jo'gepasn. was opened Satu
day in. the Old Bank Exchange restau
Aut building. Judging from the hilari,
smanating from the sl,on 60 ID opei
ing must have been had. t.s
II we have had no commissions Of natu
the elements seem of late TO have tax,
hand. for week p st old borralis h
been ona rampage and what with vii
AMI dust, pedestrianism ha. been al
thing hut enjoy able.
The grade to Jack Rabbit is being p
in thorough repair A force Of men q
employed fixing up any gap. that m
have occurred during the winter ., oru
ard when completed the road will be
better condition than ever before.