The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-04-06
PosTOfFlcE HOURS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The District Court will convene on
Monday next.
Dave Wertheimer Is up from Helene
on short visit.
John R. Cook left for Salt Lake on
Tuesdays stage, on business, and will be
absent several weeks.
Tomorrow will be Arbor Day. but no
general preparations appear to be made
for its observance. The schools through
out the county will close.
Nothing has been said or done yet
about contributions from Lincoln County
to the Worlds Fair. Are we to be en-.
tirtly unrepresented there!
Domingo BarIogi and Miss Aggie Harris
we're married by Justice A. A. Young,
at Delmue's ranch in Round Valley, last
evening, and will make their home in
Spring Valley.
1t would be good idea for the people
of Phoebe to start in and remove the win.
ter's accumulation Of filth and rubbish
from their premises. By doing SO. much
sickness may be averted.
JOB PRINTING in all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
The Salt Lake Tribune has commenced
on the third years series of articles fav-
oring the building Of railroad to Deep
Creek. The articles are good and well.
written, but the subject is little mouldy.
Judge Rising agrees with Judge
Cheney in his opinion concerning the
constitutionality of the new grand jury
law, and he ordered that body to be
drawn in Lyon county in conformity with
the old statute.
Last Sunday was one of the days in
which blood appeared to be on the moon.
DRINKS were plentiful and three or four
scrapping matches took place and threat.
ened serions results for a time, but all
finally blew over.
Neither large crowd nor spirited bid.
ding characterized the sale of the effects
Of the late Mrs. Dowell last Saturday.
The dwelling house was retained by
John Shier. no bid at what it is consid.
ered worth being made.
The auction sale of household effects
at Mrs. Bawden's residence was we'll at.
tended last Friday and things in most
instances brought fair prices. Mrs. Baw-
den and family departed for Salt Lake on
Sundays stage and will make that place
their home in future.
The roads between here and Milford
are again ft to travel, and incoming
teams are willing to load ore back. The
Polaris company completed another car
of Poorman ore last Saturday, and dur.
ing the week the P. C. Co. secured teams
for two and half cars from the Yuba.
A general dance given at Eagle Valley
Tuesday evening was attended by quite
number of the young folks from town
here. All the light rigs were pressed
into service for the trip and the attend
ants came struggling back during Wed.
nesday morning, tired, but all reporting
good time.
Those who contemplate visiting Chica.
20 and points East this year should be
posted on the various routes of travel.
Attention is directed to the time card of
the Rio Grands Western Ry. Co. which
appears with US this week. The company
has issued neat and tasty souvenir of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition. which
10 distributed by the Passenger Depart.
ment at Salt Lake.
Charles l.. Roe has about completed
arrangements for another run OF his
copper furnace at Bristol. Coal and
other supplies are being put in and the
furnace is expected to blow in about the
18th inst. The copper ore on which
this run will be made comes from the old
Cave mine in Bristol district. It runs
high in copper and well in silver and is
easily worked. The product this time
will be of higher grade than any produced
heretofore.
Last Saturday was the day on which
the law relating to stray hogs, cattle and
other animals was to be put in force
under previous notice from the Sheriff.
Deputy Prudential was busy most Of
the day with host Of small boys. Stray
pigs was the game hunted and about q
dozen were captured and impounded at
the lower end Of town. Owners for some
Of the animals appeared and were vocif-
erous in their denunciations Of the new
law. As result most Of them were re.
leased, but will be taken up again and
costs charged il found running at large.
The Bachelor Brotherhood picnic to
Royal City last Sunday was fairly we'll
attended. The train left the school. house
about 10 o'clock in the morning and re-
turned in the evening after dark. Leaky
boiler Aues in the engine caused most Of
thu dav To ha mt in ON the road and