The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-16
posresFIcE HOURS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
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Tomorrow will be st. Patrick's day.
George Williams has succeeded E.
Rawdin ~ Waterman ct the new smelters.
The coming sitting of the District
Court does not promise to be at all
lengthy.
Pat Kelly was passenger on yester-
days stage from Milford. glad to get
back to Phoebe.
A large sample of Clementina ore dis
played at the RECORD office assays $500
to the ton in gold.
Miss Lena Clinton returned Tuesday
from San Francisco, where she spent four
months with friends.
John Roeder has received . new jump
seat blackboard ready for summer picnics
when the roads clear up.
Senators Stearns and Patchen still lin.
ger at the capital. loath to leave our
pretty little town.-Carson News.
JOB PRINTING In all it's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
II. Goodrich has leased the old furnace
dump at the head of Meadow Valley
street and will begin the work of over.
hauling it at once.
w. s. Godbe, manager Of the Bullion.
vile Mg. and Rdn. Co., left Bullionville
by private conveyance to-day for Mil.
ford, his objective point being NewYork.
A sleighing party of about fifteen took
q pleasant ride out to Pages ranch Mon.
day evening and enjoyed the affair huge
ly. The roads were in excellent condi-
tion.
A part OF the Deerfoot claim of the
Phoebe Con. Co., embracing the old HUM
4 Hunt claim, has been leased to Jos.
Matt. A small vein of heavy lead ore ID
being worked at present.
Our Milford mail this week has been
arriving about "a hours late, due to heavy
snow blocked roads. Mr.. Lee expects to
be running on schedule time again, how.
ever, in . few days now.
Foster, the weather prophet, predict.
that violent storm will cross the West
ern mountains by the close Of the 18th
and cool wave by the Goth. The las
ten days Of March will average colder
than usual.
We are in receipt Of communication
from Pansca which we cannot publish
until the real name of the writer j
known. We are always pleased to &c
items from the outside, but must know
who our correspondents are.
Mrs. Henry Welland received last Sat
urday a beautiful Steinway upright plan
from Calder's Music Palace Salt Lake
1t is lovely instrument and the lady
friends are talking of calling in fore
some evening and fully testing its merits
The arrangements are all perfected &c
the ball at Thompson's Opera House t.
morrow evening. The present snow
weather should serve to make the occ,
sion more enjoyable than usual. Frol
the interest generally manifested in th
affair good attendance is sure to result
Saturday nights heavy snow made fir
coasting on Meadow Valley street fl
several days afterward. and large mi
jority Of our inhabitants, young and OLE
turned out to enjoy it. No serious acc
dents are reported. though several ma
row escapes from injury are mentione'
Mark Church has secured lease {
the Mendha mine, of the Phoebe MIG. G
at Highland, and will begin work wi
several men as soon as he can get O
with supplies. The mine shows no 0
to begin work on, but it is good pro
erty and one in which judicious prospet
ing cannot fail to be rewarded.
STAMPS, please curtly said the you
lady. With or without?'' queri
the facetious drug clerk Of our postofit
"With or without Without what
was the indignant inquiry. "Whiske
sms'am. 0ne-centers have no whisk'
on Columbus. The two-centers hav,
lex.
The hog and COW nuisance has becol
20 prevalent of late. and the annoyar
and injury they create has become
general, that hereafter they will not
permitted to roam at large. See the
tics Of Sheriff Turner in this issue, O
IL you own any Of these animals prep
TO take care Of them. The new laws
regard to roaming hogs and stock
being generally enforced throughout
State.
The District Court recently in sess
~ Beaver, Utah, on motion Of the
trict attorney, ordered dismissed sc