The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-05-11

cuity Is soon adjusted.
The mail trouble on the Milford route
seems to be settled and stages now run
through to Milford. This was begun
two days ago.
VIM. Culverwell and Charley Lytle
won't to Helene yesterday on sawmill
business.
Cattlemen hereabouts are preparing for
a general delivery to Eastern buyers
about the last of May.
The celebrated McBryer whisky is the
tnestin the world. Families supplied.
s. e. Wertheimer haa the sole handling
OF this famous whisky.
The Bristol postoffice being closed, the
Taylor stage will hereafter go out via. the
Four Mile house, the old Hamilton road.
leaving Royal City and Bristol to the
west.
Several head of stock have died re-
Gently from drinking at the failing pit
below town. During the past week, A.
+. Baron lost COW. @ad Pete Lynch and
Mrs. Carman each calf from this cause.
X. w. Zachow, at his mill below town,
has his concentrating tables running on
full time. He completed the shipment
OF carload of concentrates to Salt Lake
and will shortly have another carload
ready. 5s
The snowfall in the Rocky Mountains
along the line of the Canadian Pacific
railway during the past winter was. 80
feet, which is only 10 inches short of the
unprecedented fall during the winter OF
1887.
Yesterday witnessed the presence in
town of more Of our country residents
than has occurred in long time, except
during sitting of court. Panaca, and
Spring, Eagle, Pahranagat and Cave Val.
leys, and also the Wash, were repre-.
scented.
Deputy Harrison in the County Re.
corder's Office has been busy for some
time past with mining locations and
transfers from Yellow Pine district. His
biggest item was two patches of location
notices which occupy ffty-five pages of
the location record book.
The general stagnation of business felt
in town here, extends all over the county,
and even the cattlemen shake their
heads obviously when asked what the
future for us is to be, though they are
presumed to be more independent of our
chief industry than any other class.
Mrs. A. s. Thompson and family left
for Chicago last Sunday, where they will
spend the summer Master Charley will
probably remain permanently and attend
school. Miss Henrietta Werner accom-.
panied them as far as Salt Lake, where
she will visit friends, extending her trip
to Leadville, Colo, before returning here.
A weekly letter from special CORE.
spondent of the RECORD at Chicago on
Fair matters, will appear regularly here
after Later on they will take especial
note of Nevada's representation and of
Lincoln County in particular, and will be
illustrated with views of things of local
interest.
The furniture of Samuel T. Godbe.
contained in his residence on Meadow
Valley street, is to be sold at public auc.
tion. This line Of very fine furniture.
nearly as good as new, and those looking
for purchases of household effects cannot
do better than attend the sale, as some
bargains are bound to be secured. See
ad. in another column.
This morning Geo. B. Warren, with a
four-horse team and a load Of passengers,
pulled out for Good Springs and Wander
bilt. Tom Borealis, Tom Young, Piper,
and Wedgey the Chinaman and his
family" helped to make up the load
1t will require eight. or ten days to make
the trip, which is likely to be warm
one. Vanderbilt. now reasonably near
the line of the new railroad, is said to be
much overdone, and several hundred idle
men are reported thereabouts.