The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-05-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The weather was far too cold to justify
any celebration of the frat of May with
picnic.
For neat, new and stylish pattsrs in
all lines of summer goods, go to the Mer.
camille Co. 8 store.
Lumber in considerable quantity is
arriving from the Helene saw mill for the
Bullionville and Phoebe Con. Co.'S.
Feed, grain. and oats were offered
and refused at $l.75 per cwt. on the
streets last Monday. The market is over
stocked.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
For fine family liquors, call at the
Palace.
Mrs. Dolan was an outgoing passenger |
on Tuesdays Milford stage bound for
San Rafael, Cal.
cured the exclusive handling for this sec.
tion, of the celebrated McBryer whisky. |
Several carloads of ore were shipped
from hereabouts during the past week.
1t is all heavy in lead and finds ready
sale at Salt Lake.
Gents and boys clothing, etc.. and
general furnishings, at the Mercantile
Co. 5 store. New goods for summer wear
just in. Call and examine.
The Columbus Band serenaded our
County Treasurer, w. ]. Dooley his
mother and Miss Minnie Carman, on
Tuesday night asa parting farewell.
A rumor on the street last Monday to
the effect that the Yuba mine would
close down for good within thirty days,
appears to have no foundation.
During the absence of County Treas.
urer Dooley, all business of the Treas
urer's Office will be transacted by N. P.
Dooley, who has been appointed deputy.
A number of Improvements are being
made in and around the burying grounds
here, in the way Of planting trees and
ornamenting the last resting places of
loved ones. '~...-.,
A. Mandich writes from Europe that
as everything is dull hereabouts, he will
not return this summer, but wait and
see what period will do in the way Of
railroad building, etc.
The Bullionville M. & R. Co. has con.
tracted, for the delivery at its works, of
eighty tons of salt monthly. Teams are
already at the work and all are loaded
with ore from here on return.
Eisenmann Is selling complete riding
outfit Of saddle, cnch and bride at the
extremely low price Of SIS. These are
army saddles of the McClelland style and
are we'll made and durable, and the
beast, of any saddle made.
Julius A. Bidwtll, formerly mining
man here, but lately of Ivanpah, Cal.
died of apoplexy at San Bernardo no
Cal, last week. He was in charge Of tn,
Floral Mill here for time. and tw
years ago was negotiating for the pur
chase of the present Bullionville Co,
plant and tailings,
DR.. J. D. Campbell, having bough
out the interest Of A. S. Thompson,
now sole owner of the Phoebe Drug stor
and proposes to conduct frst.class es
Enlistment in every respect. New line
Of goods are Immediately to be added
Look out for his advertisement mex
week.
The Godbe Mercantile Co. has receive
. part Of its consignment Of summ'
goods. They embrace full line Of En-
lish aannelettes. ginghams, lawns, cal
cos, ETC., ETC., all of the best makes on
latest patterns, many of them particula
ly neat and tasty. Prices on everythir
q are put down low and you are bound
find something to suit if you call.
George Jones, of Silver King distric
has ready for shipment a considerat
quantity Of very high grade silver OF
1t is black sulphurets and is exceeding
rich. Silver King produces such ore fl
quently, fact which causes its backs
to stay with the district, and the resi-
must be that the mother lode Of that s,
ton must sooner or later be found.
The friends Of Mrs. T. J. Osborne,
Monday evening, the occasion being
iady's birthday, treated the household
asurprise and held possession of the pre-
Uses till early morning. The rule vi
surprise parties this winter appears
have been that though business may
dull, amusements must not be entir,
forgotten.
William Wheatley was in from Sill
King district yesterday and return
this morning. He reports progress
the smelter there as somewhat GLOW.
that it is equally sure. The smel
stack is up. and several retaining w
and grade is prepared for the engi
which, however, is not yet on