The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-12
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istered after $50 P. NJ. and none on Sun
days. JOHN SHEER. T. M.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Johnny O'Connor left Tuesday for Salt
Lake to try his luck at that place.
If you want . dozen bottles of Salt
Lake beer ct 81. SO, 20 to Thompson's.
W. s. Godbe, Manager Of the Bullion
vile Mg. l. Rd'n Co., returned TO Bullion.
willie Sunday evening.
If you want an elegant hot drink call
at the Palace.
Sportsmen should remember that the
law prohibiting the shooting Of quail went
into effect January let.
If you want q dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, go to
Thompson's.
A. 8. Thompson has bought all the
furniture and other personal property Of
Frank Godbe here.
JOB PRINTING In all its
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
The Austin Advocate has begun new
volume. with new editor and manager
F. q. Triplett 1t is bright paper.
Jack Wheatley has taken up his per.
manent abode at his mines in Silver King
district, about forty miles west of Phoebe
One price, 81 so dozen for Salt Lake
bottled beer or soda. at Thompson's.
H. Stevens of Helene left that place
between two suns last week, and the
creditors who mourn him are numerous.
The railroad fever is spreading; even
the whistle at the Yuba mine now blows
by railroad time.
The Elko Independent has entered up.
on new volume. It is good newspaper
and deserves success.
8. E. Wertheimer's is the proper place
to go for an eye-opener in the morning
or glass Of fine beer during the day.
At 8. E. Wertheimer's Palace saloon
can be found the finest brands Of wines,
liquors and cigars ever brought to Phoebe.
A large invoice Of choice goods for the
holidays has just been received.
The Palace is the resort for gentlemen
who like to indulge in game of bill.
lizards. smoke 6ne cigar or sample the
best liquid refreshments to be found in
town.
Judge Talbot has fled with the County
Clerk his decision in the case of Seven.
oaks vs. Eames, in which plaintiff sued
for $475 for salary in working the Mag
nolia mine. Judgment is entered for
plaintiff for $3.50, each party to pay his
own costs.
DR.. j. D. Campbell and W. J. Doole,
have been appointed members OF tn,
School Board of Examiners, and on Mon
day last Miss Norinne Kelley was grant
al q aooood ,,rndn %oaoh.,,. ...<:c ado
and will take charge of tho Bristol schoo
shortly.
Phoebe 10 now building as many rail
roads a. Salt Lake. It is true there i
not as many colonies, judges and "prom
insnt business men" mentioned in con
nection with our various lines az witt
the Salt Lake lair" lines, yet we thinl
the Phoebe railways will be the first t,
materialize.
Alfred T. Godbe came down from Sal
Lake to Bullionville Sunday evening
and is engaged in Tightening the leach
ing tanks OF the company at that place
with the patent rubber paint for which h
general agent, and which has been used
with such success herssbouts ON oil
iron roofs for the past few years.
A petition, which was more or lei
numerously signed, was circulated abor
town yesterday asking the appointmer
of c. F. Horn as Register Of the U.
Land Office at Eureka, in case Of Il
resignation or removal Of J. P, Dunkl
the present incumbent Of the Office, shou
occur. Mr.. Horn was Register in Il
same Office during the years 1872 or
1873.
The New Years issue Of the Salt Lal
Tribune was splendid one. 1t consiste
OF 81 pages, filled with matter Of sspeoi
interest to the people engaged in the mi
ing industry. Ed. F. Colby contribute
avery readable review on the mines
Phoebe and vicinity, and Judge Goodw
paid Nevada q tribute in the editori
columns. The Tribune company 10
BE- congratulated.
Although times are dull in Phoebe 81
the prospects Of good times are not
brighta they might be. our prospectors a
industrious and hopeful. New discove
les are being made. and IL they are n
a. startling as those reported from 9th
campo, they are more substantial. Amo
the many fine prospects now bel