The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-05-18
PosrorF,oE HOURS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Salt Lake Beer at Thompson's, at the
low price of $3.50 for dozen bottles.
A musical cradle that rocks ITSELF, now
finds welcome place in many growing
family.
Miss Louise DeFriez went out to
Bristol last Monday to take charge Of the
school there.
For fine family liquors. call at the
Palace.
J. B. Gilbert, an all around prospector,
ia up from the Yellow Pine and Wander
bilt country.
DR.. Campbell was called to Panaca yes
terday to attend Mrs. E. o. Western,
who was reported seriously i'll.
The White Pine News has no informa.
ton as vet as to whether the second pay
ment on the Joanna mine has been made
or not.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted |
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, call at
Thompsons.
The RECORD has received from Secre-
tary OF State Grey copy of the statutes
of Nevada for 1893. The volume is
neatly printed and we'll bound.
The celebrated McBryer whisky is the
finest in the world. Families supplied.
s. E. Wertheimer has the sole handling
of this famous whisky.
J. H. Hubbs, Grand Master of F. & A.
M. of Nevada, died in San Francisco on
the Sd inst, of congestion of the lungs.
Deceased was an old resident Of the Com
stock.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
At the auction sale of furniture on
Meadow Valley street Saturday, John
Shier will dispose of good road buggy.
This is a California made vehicle and is
built to withstand rough mountain usage.
The Bullionville salt teams are engaged
to take Yuba ore as back loading.
Twenty three tons were shipped last
Tuesday. Ninety tons of salt a month is
what the Bullionville works will require
Alex. Thompson is providing for the
wants of the people of Phoebe during the
warm weather, having just received
carload Of Salt Lake Beer Soda and Sar.
saparilla, which he disposiug of al
$3.50 for dozen bottles.
John Doyle, who is running tho Taylor
stage, is about to drive we'll at Poney
Springs. The lay of the ground Their
iustifies the effort and if a flowing wei
can be developed, much labor nov
Necessary to keep the springs open can b
avoided.
The house OF s. 4. Wertheimer has sc
cured the exclusive handling for this sec
ton, of the celebrated McBryer whisky
We publish to-day an interesting bu
letin from Prof. Hillman, entomologist
the Experiment Station. 1t relates to
poisonous plant which is abundant
this locality and other sections of Nevat
and which is mistaken in the spring Fl
the wild onion.
Professor Fosters prediction OF hit
winds for this section from the 18th ins
has been verified. Heavy winds ha
prevailed hereabouts for the past TO
days, and this morning opened up alme
at the freezing point. A general stol
may follow.
China Sam, with the assistance Of t
wind, has made Main street assume gu
decent appearance. The accumulate
Of filth in the way of ashes, wood ba
slops, etc., is removed to the vaci
ground north of town: The expendit
now OF a very small sum each week '
serve to keep the street in its pres
decent shape.
Is Memorial Day to be observed
this year. One or two Grand Army 4
suggest mass meeting OF some ki
The talk. several years ago, of organi1
a Post here resulted in nothing, and I
many Of those then residing here b
left for other places. II no public M
ing is keld it 10 atiil'safe to say the
will not be entirely forgotten here.
The Palace" is doing rushing
ness nowadays, notwithstanding
dnliness Of the times. This is easily
= counted for, as the place is the headq
tiers Of mining and stock men, two cls
of our citizens whom hard times
not seem to affect. Another reason
the splendid business of the "Paiae'
the fact that nothing but the finest
Of goods is kept in stock-no finer
be had anywhere.
C. ]. Boskowitz, the genial drum
and John F. Cupid Of White Pine COT
came in Tuesday evening by way Of