The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-04-27
POsToFFicE HOURS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


~usonons-NV'otuot Aoulnuo Will eot
a. Grand Marshal of the Memorial Day
parade in Carson.
w. s. Godbe has returned to Bullion.
vile from his trip to New York. and was
In town yesterday.
It is rumored on the streets that the
Magnolia mine at Helene has been sold
for consideration of $50,
8. D. Edwards returned yesterday
morning from = trip to Salt Lake and
San Francisco. looking fat and happy.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
Judging from the number of new dis.
coveries reported, Phoebe mining property
will again come into notices. pleasing
announcement.
Mrs. A. .. Thompson and children
will leave for Chicago next week and OK.
pect to be absent all summer Mr..
Thompson will follow later on.
Dave Wertheimer departs tomorrow
Tor Helene. He will devote part of his
time to mining. being interested in some
valuable property in that section.
Present your claims against the county
to Clerk Clark to-day if you want them
allowed next Monday, when the Board
will hold its regular monthly meeting.
For fine family liquors. call at the
Palace.
w. ]. Dooley. accompanied by his
mother, expects to leave about Wednes.
day next. Mrs. Dooley will visit rela.
tives in San Francisco, while W. J. will
proceed East and visit the Columbian Ex.
position.
w. H. Smith, owner Of some valuable
mining interests in Yellow Pine district,
was in town short time yesterday, on
his way to the new district. He leaves
Panaca this morning, in company with
8. T. Godbe and others.
Yesterday. afternoon Messrs. Sam T.
Godbe, A. Werner and Nv. Kelley went
to Panaca, from which point they will
continue to-day by light team, to Yellow
Pine. Mr.. Godbe has business with the
railroad committee which is to visit the
district early in May.
Three tons Of ore have bean shipped
to Salt Lake from the "Old Timer. II
This is the frat shipment from this claim.
1t is only sample lot, ami the owners
will await the result Of the shipment
with interest. The assays Of the ore
made here run well in gold, silver and
cad.
Esther Wheeler. child of J. B. Wheeler
here. last Monday while playing in the
rocky cliffs immediately behind the
school house building, fell and broke one
of her arms. Dr. Campbell was called
and set the broken limb. That rocky
bluff is a dangerous playground for chill
dren.
Messrs. Hymsn, Clinton and West ar.
doing some telling work on their property
in the Ely range They have been work
ing on pretty nice body Of ore right
along, and have a lot Of the same on tn,
dump, but a new strike has been recent,
made, which is believed to be richer thar
any yet discovered.
w. L. Cook aud family, accompanied
by Miss Pollack, who has been visitin,
with them here for several weeks past
left for Beaver this morning. Mr.. Cool
goes ~ official reporter to thu Distric
Court, which convenes there next Mon
day, and will probably spend three week
there on court business.
The insane Indian who was brought from
r Pahranagat some weeks ago and who ha
been held in Jail to see whether he woul,
improve or not. seems to be CROWN
worse. His friends promised to take hir
back to the Valley and look after him
but now refuse to do it, saying he
"sure crazy" This leaves no course bu
to.commit him to the Insane Asylum Q
continue to hold him here, either Q
which courses will BE- an expense to tn
county.
Last nights ball. commemorative Z
the 18th anniversary Of the establishment
Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellow
in America, proved, as usual. to be th
ball Of the season. Thompson's Oper
House was crowded and dancing WI
: continued until an early hour this morr
ing Supper was served at "Diok's,
and Q good crowd attended. The Cd