The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-10-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

aseha SsLynah of Desert Springs has
been in town for the past few days.
Salt Lake Beer at Thompson's, at the
low price OF 50. so for dozen bottles. +.
Panaea was we'll represented in town
yesterday. The delegation was headed
by Chas. Ronnow, sr.
Several communications, crowded ont
this week for lack of space, will appear
in our next issue.
II you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, call at
Thompson's.
Judge Sawyer departed to-day for
Cedar, Utah, on legal business. He will
be absent about a week.
Judge Talbot and ex Judge Rives came
in from Ely by private conveyance on
Monday evening, TO attend the sitting of
the District Court.
Alex. Thompson has just received q
carload Of Salt Lake Bottled Beer. Soda
and Sarsaparills, which he is rapidly dis.
posing of.
Make preparations for paying your
taxes. Death and taxation and more in.
hictions from Cleveland are certain to
occur.
Many teams are on the road between
Helene and Milford loaded with Monitor
ore. Another shipment of 100 tons has
Just been completed.
JOB PRINTING in all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
Judge AL. Thorne came in yesterday
from Delmna's ranch, where he has been
sojourning all summer, and will leave
for Helene in tho -rner.iss.---.-.,-,.-
j. Z. White has returned from a pros.
pscting trip to the southern part Of the
county and reports that that section will
be lively the coming winter.
Last Friday nights dance was all that
its promoters expected it to be. A good
crowd was present and all enjoyed them.
selves. As farewell tip to the brass
band, the boys entered into the spirit of
the occasion and went it with rush,
though the times are dull.
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 disposing of at
$3.50 for dozen bottles.
Breathss there the man with soul 30
dead, who never to himself hath said,
IN pay before 10 to bed, the debt
owe the printer" Yes there are some,
We know full we'll, who never such
tale can tell but they. we fear, will 90
lowell, tho place where there is no
winter. --Ex.
The House bill to suspend for the year
OF 1898 the law requiring that 500 worth
Of labor be expended or improvements
made on each mining claim, passed the
Senate Friday with an amendment
excluding corporations from ito benefits.
A conference was asked.
= G. E. Goodrich departed on Tuesdays
stage for San Francisco, where he will
(, engage In manufacturing the shade roller
recently invented and patented by him.
1t y thought that curtains will be on the
market within two months time. Good
luck to the enterprise, say we for moro
>psasa9sthAn one: ~ Seas - sss 4
A. result OF the outlook for silver,
indicated by the latest dispatches. the
Poorman mine discharged all hands.
twenty in number, last evening aud work
will not be resumed until tho metal
-se$os NV seAoo W. - UoteoA hVttbuuo bubu
Of late. With silver and lead at the
prices ruling last Spring only. tho Poor.
man would continue to work not less
than fifty men during the approaching
winter, ~ the mine is said to be looking
batter now than for long time past.
several faces Of high grade silver lead ore
being In sight. Tho only course open is
10 hold the ore 10 tho mine and await the
outcome Of the present crisis.
Our Hike correspondent writes that
1T. 3. Edwards was in Hike last week.
he gave a. glowing account OF Helene
mines. The last seen Of him he was
sitting on the creek bank fishing by
moonlight. The Fall Races commence in
Pahranagat on the first day Of Novem.
bsr. Mackey and Richards are training
their horses daily. Many preparations
are being made prior to the great event
Of the season. The Midwinter Fair at
San Brsnoisoo will bs nowhere in com.