The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Both departments of the schools opened
last Monday.
The recent cold snap has frozen water
pipes in every part of town.
All kinds Of rubber footwear at the
Godbe Mer. Co.'s store.
Our Milford mail is running irregularly
yet, due to deep snow and the cold prncl-
pally.
Winter clothing for men and boys, large
variety and quality, and low prices at the
Godbe Mer. Co. s store
Lyon County Commissioners will contribute
$500 or more for the Midwinter Fair ex-
hibit
Hon. j. j. Manning of Hike spent Mon
day in town on business and pulled out
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Helene.
The Board of Psrdons met at the Capitol
on January 8, 1894, for the consideration of
several applications for pardon. Reno
Journal.
The Mercantile Co. is making speciality
Of rubber goods during the snow. You can
get them at prices way down.
To prevent the hardening of the subcuta-
neous tissues of the scalp and the oblitera-
ton of the hair follicles, which cause bald
ness, use Halls Hair Remover.
Commissioner Schaefer fastened back to
Helene as soon as Mondays sitting of the
Board was over, going out with J. j.
Manning Tuesday morning together with
Bob Martin.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
Murray G. Godbe has returned from Salt
Lake to Bullionville where he will enter the
employ of the Bullionville Company and
will also have charge of the telegraph office
now opened there.
Mr.. ]. c. Eames general manager of the
Phoebe Con Co. here last year, came in last
Saturday evening to take another look at his
interests here and those also which he holds
at Ferguson district.
A bar of gold bullion weighing 300 pounds
was recently brought into Phoenix, care.
fully guarded, from the Harque Hala mine
and delivered to the Wells Fargo Express
Company. 1t was valued at $4,000. st.
John Herald.
:. That slight cold, of which you think so
little, may lead to serious trouble with the
lungs. Avoid this result by taking Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy for
colds, coughs, catarrh, bronchitis, incipient
consumption, and all other throat and lung
diseases.
The cold snap of last week resulted in a
shut down Of Roe's small copper furnace at
Bristol last Thursday. During the night
the water pipes froze and the tuyeres melted
allowing the heat to penetrate behind the
lining of friedrich, burning the furnace out.
Nearly two.thirds of the ore on hand had
been run through and a carload of copper
bullion is ready for shipment
Last night about IL o'clock in Edwards
saloon Toney Jacobson and James Giles had
slight alteration over a game of cards,
when jacobson pulled pistol and began to
shoot The first was premature shot, the
ball entering the floor. Bystanders then
jumped in and second shot also struck the
foor The affair created considerable sx.
citement at the time. Thus far no arrests
are reported in the matter.
The machinery at the Condor mill was
put in operation last Friday evening and
continued until about two o'clock the follow.
ing morning when the intense cold froze the
creek solid and no water could be obtained
The machinery was stopped and all pipes
cleared without accident. and as soon as the
weather moderates in this regard, perma
nent start on ore will be made
Our Chinese residents are notified b,
Deputy Collector, j. H. Hoegh, Of Eureka
Of the new law requiring all Chinese to reg
lister within given time, and are asked i
those located hereabouts intend to comply
Ong Chung the merchant says they will, ant
has requested that proper blanks be sen
down. Two unmounted photographs o
each celestial will be required and the bust
ness of furnishing them will be profitable tt
some one
H. T. Kingsbury and J. F. Cupid, VIII
have been at Ferguson district for the pas
two weeks returned Saturday and Mr.
Kingsbury went or by first stage. The
made general examination of the district
looking principally for developed properties
Both gentlemen express themselves as wei
pleased with what they saw, though look
ing for more development work on th
whole. Mr.. Kingsbury is said to have bee
in the interest OF Montana capitalists an,
may return for another inspection later on
Mrs Robert M. Clarke, of Carson, is a
the head Of the department for securing
display for Nevada in the Women's Depart
mont at the Midwinter Fair, and is appoint